TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1962
WO'FinOr To . 'Fire' . Bullets
Agaiiist Nittanies Tonight
By .11Ni KAM
A team pushing an 'eight-game
winning streak and featuring one
of the best little men in the East
--that's , "what will confront Penn
State's cagers when they return to
action at Rec Hall tonight after a'
16-day layoff.
The Lions vin shoot for their
10th win against seven losses,
against Geftysburg, winners of 11'
of 14 pines and now' in the midst
of a stiff race for the Mid-Atlantic
Conference Championship.
The varsity game
. is` scheduled
for ,11, with a
_prelmunary contest
between the Lion freshmen and
Dußois Center starting at 6:30. 1
Coach Snowy Simpson's frosh
have won two games and lost
the same number. '
RON WARNER. a 5-10 senior
from York, Pa, has been, the big]
gun in most 'of Gettysburg's vic'
tones this year.
W ---- holds' 'tile
earner . most Bullet.scor=
ing records. -including most-Tic:tint
scored (season; and ' , career). mr
GYmnasis.,
(Cdntit!uedirora page six)
Harlacher for - second place (250.
254). ;'
Phillips had to jgle his free.
lineup when as ankle injury , sii
lined Bob Giddingti. the Middit
number one man in the event.
"The injury: to Giddings ht.
us," Phillips said. "but we didn
have a real chance - to. win."
The Nittanies stretched .tht
lead to 23-9 with a .sweeP on th
side horse. Junior Ray Cherry 23!
finished third to Weiss 280 anc
Harlacher's 246.
LARRY TORN WOW .the
rings for the. Lions, but Na ,
managed a split in the event
Midshipmen Larry Silver (25.
and Jim Sloat .(250) edged State'
Bud Williams 1248).
Navy's Frank Eissing won
long horse vault by an equal
silm margin. Eissing topped tk
Lions' F. P. Sforza, 2711468, hi
Dave Heilbrun fi nished third an
Lew. Capetola : was fourth to gi
the Nittanies a 0-7 advantage
the event.
- Then Weiss': and. Seward too
over, finishing. 1-2 on .the' parer
bars 'and horizontal bar,
Penn State's freshman gym team
evened; its season's record at 1-1,
sweeping first places in all six
events to topple the Navy Plebes,
59-4 '
Jim Culhane was the big scorer
for the frosh, notching firsts oivthe
side horse, parallel bars and hori
zontal bar. .'
See summaries on page eight
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field goals (seaslin and career),}
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and highest average per season'
(season and career).
. Warner has yet to hit Gettys
bures single gave high (42) but
he has scored 33 in one game four
times_
HE AVERAGED 23.1 points as
a sophomore. 24.9 as a junior and
through 13 games-this year (not
including Lehigh Friday night).
He is hitting at a clip of 24.2
points per game. which ranks him
among,the top- 20 scorers in the
nation.'
Warner ;ets plenty of help o
offense! from Bob Parker. a 5-
senior from Yeadon, Pa. Together!
the two have accounted for al
most two-thirds of Gettysburg's,
total paints.
Lehigh was the latest victim
in the Bullets' winning streak,
losing 54-51 on its home court
Friday. Other teams to fall dur
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Gettysburg Ace
. ON-CAMPUS LECTURE SERIES
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Topic: :'Frontiers in Psycliolo ge
TONIGHT
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ing the past eight games include
)3ucknell, Lehigh, Johns Hopkins,
Lebanon Valley, LaSalle, Rutgers
and Muhlenberg.
THERE'S NO doubt•that Gettys
r burg will be pointing for State.
`Penn State is always a big game
for Gettysburg. — Lion captain
Gene Harris said.. "They can go to
a tournament if they keel 7! win
-1 • • -Well have to stop their out
side Lhooting and their fast break
if we want to win."
Lion coach' John Egli's main
worry is Gettysburg's 'deadly ac
curacy than outside. "We'll have
to keefp our hands in their faces,"
he said.-"If we don't bother them
they'll Make their shots."
• The Lions have a height ad
vantage over Gettysburg (War
ner, at 5-10, is their leading re
bounder) and gli feels his team
must exploit it it they are to win.
"If we get a victory, it will
come off the boards." he said.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
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Scorer: DICK FRICK. Delta Upsilor.
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Game (laaail—Rl.7ive. 272
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BASKETBALL
BOWLING
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State Hosts IV-4 Finals i3pring Drills in April
Two important State wrestling{ Penn State will begin spring
events are slated for Prim State spring football drills March 21„
in March, iwith the final intra-squad scrim-
The Ea stern Intercollegiatei mate slated for April 28.
championships will be held .here ;
March 9-10 , an, affair which willlMlCOddll Are Week&
attract lg teams. 1 For the past'two seasons. Penn
On March 24 Recreation Hall State ' s soccer tram has turned in
will be the scene of the P.LA.A.I identical three win, six loss, and
semi-finals and finals' . 'no tie records.
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