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Grapplers Challenge 4th Southern opponent
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By DEAN IMMO( ! "CERTAINLY WE EXPECT to was a Southern Conference charnp!Pittsburgh, is the lone Permsyl-, State's freshman grapPlers made
Assistant Sports Editor 'win, but it won't be any easy last year at 123. vania boy on the squad. -- ;their last start Jan. 20 when they
Imatter," Speidel said earlier this! Venturino will be facing the Speidel will probably startstiutout Cornell, 37-0. Since then,
It will be three down and one week. "They are the lop SoutherniLion's Denny Slattery, who willtSlattery at 123, Haney at 130,i Lion' coach Davey Adams has
to go tonight when Penn State'&Conference team and have five'be starting ills second meet. Slat-',Dick Campbell (0-1-1) at 137,ibeen preparing his matmen- for
grapplers face their fourth south-'.conference champs back from lastltery has been sidelined most ofiGeorge Edwards (5-1) at 147, Ron,the„ match with the Lancaster
ern opponent of the season at 8:30 year. So that is proof enough that the season with :rib injuries and Pifer -(4-2) at 157, John Barone 4 school.
in Roc HalL :they'll be tough. got his first' start two weeks agia (1-3) it 167, Phil Myer (5-1) at STEVEN'S TRADE is undefeat
-16-1,3, West Virginia, 2
The three down are Mlf 7 and! J
aryland.; .
comparative scores mean _ against Army, toting, .5-1. 1 177 andiEd Pohland (3-1) at heavy
-3,
i weight. ed in , five starts, downing the
Navy. 1742, and the are to g o isi toppedN
anything, the Lions should win.' Grandstaff will' meet the Lion's
in the top grappler, Bob Haney. The Lion, 4 .„ %..., Ini ~,,.......3 . "jayvees of Millersville, East
,_ T here ' AI " 'no " 1- Puum Stroudsburg, and Blootrisburg.
once beaten and perennial South - Estate le vy earlier
„ f sophomore is including : a 5-0 uu
ern Conference powerhouse VPI.„ 's e as". w i the Gobbler s - - . - A" .%,,,. over G T i, f State will be facing VPI fm-.TheY also registered a 26-5 wi!t
ifered a defeat from the Middies,: inary ornas o N avy. , over the Navy Plebes and in their
Coach Charlie Speidel's grap-i, T „,, ~,,,,. ~,..„,„ Davidsonhe fi rst time in wrestling. The
--Ilast • t" d . ' ed Eta* b - d
ou mg easion . in ri ge
piers. who were idle last week, "' " ' "'"' '''''"'- n : OTHER VPI STARTERS hotildtLions have beaten vy, West.
have a 4-2 record and the meet "0, The Citadel, .16-11, - and- ne Towney Smith (3-1) at Virginia, l37 .; Maryland N a '
Cornell,'
and Cornell,'Naval Prep, .21-10. •
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tonight looms as a must win fi Auburn .25-8. either Don Merman (1-I) or Bobi w nii e l os i ng t o V e high' an d Ar m y: Adams is expected to stick with
State is to remain among the top. THE GOBBLERS will send Leffew ( 1 - 1 ) at 147, Don Cox. - • • • , 'his regular lineup. Four of the
teams in the East. (1-2 )
'their two top wrestlers at t h e or Henry -- Smith (1=0) atl Following a two week layoff, Lion matinien are ,undefeated
Two weeks ago the Lions felPLiorus at 123 _and -130. Ernie 157, Bill Hardy (1-1) or Bobip enn State's fre s h man ivrestiinglDave Ludwig (130), Rich Catalano
apart at the seams losing •to;Venturino at 123 and Mike Grand- Hatcher (1-1) at, 167. Wayne Sim- team will make its third start 011(137) Sandy Gellis,(l47) and Mille
;Army, 21-6, and a repeat perform-I staff at 130 are both unbeaten and mons •(1-0-2) at. 177 and Gene the season at 6:30 p.m. tonightiGill (177). All sport 2-0 records.
since would convince fans that the: were. the lone VPI grapplers to Breen (2-2) at heavyweight.. playing host to Steven's Trade - -'
Cadet romp was no fluke. .win at Navy. Grandstaff, a senior, Breen, who is a junior from-School . i
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Daring Lion Fencers 1
Meet Orange Today
By IRA MILLER
Fans who attend this afternoon's Penn State - Syracuse
fencing meet at Rec Hall will be in for some quick, driving.;
pressing,and sometithes erratic fencing on the -part of the
Nittany Lions. -
"Well be rushing them the same way we did against
•Hopkins," Lion coach Dick Klima said. "We'll be: trying to
make them feel uncomfortable all the time and not allowi
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them to really - get started." State used the same strategy to
down Johns Hopkins, 15-12. in its; --
opener last week. ;match will be waged to aid the
-The meet. scheduled to start at Lion swordmen. . •
3 p.m., wilt the Lions' s•econd; "We'll really be able to utilize
of the seam and the first in Rec our, pressing game, especially on
Hall since 1951 Syracuse has had 'metal. which is an aid to the wild
four meets so far this-year, win" fencer." he said. A wild fencer is,,
,ning two and losing two. In their likely to strike the floor occasion--;
most recent outing, the Orange ally, but a hit upon one of the;
ran roughshod over Utica (N.Y.) a ll y,
strips will not register{
College, 234. . on the electrical judging devices.!
- Alexander Dako's squad had enabling the.- attacking fencer to'
previously beaten Rochester. 17- continue his pursuit: i
10, while losing to Buffalo, 16-11
and to Cornell, 17-10. i 'The Lions - will make a couple.
of lineup shifts, at least for the:
KLIMA EXPECTS today's meet first round of fencing. Klima will,Nrttany Rifle Team
to be a rough one to win, pointing insert Harty Smith in place of :
out that Syracuse is in the middle StereSerepea in the epee compe
,of one of the leading fencing hot-;tition. and Ron Buszko will re-'
Meets Tough Navy
beds in the nation. In .fact, the:place Nainuchit Chaturaehinta ini State's- rifle team meets Navy
Orange haven't had to leave their foil. . ;at Annapolis, Md., this afternoon
immcdiate'area fora meet prior
l and the Lions will , have to do
to today.
t o d ay. "Those changes Will be for the ; some heavy shootin to enhance
first round only." Klima said. their 8-2 record.
However. Klima looks for the : .. After that 3 .l - oluil. say, just what?
metallic strips upon which thei i *lll do: — - The always tough Middies, re
•garded as one of the top -teams
in the East this year; have yet to
lose to Penn State.
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The Lions hive , two meets re
maining, Duquesne and Carnegie
Tech., before the sectional shoot
offs at Grove City, Pa., March 30
and 31.
Fencipg Terms
Attack a forward move
ment alike weapon which con
stitutes an imminent offensive
threat.
CompOrli* attack an at
tack made in two or more
movements.
Delayed attack ,a com
posite attack in which there is
-a momentary hesitation.
Parry—a successful defen
sive movement.
Phrase—a period in a bout
In which there h no cessation
of action.
Riposte--counter-athick.
Frosh Cagers, Thinciads
Encounter Navy Plebes
- Pcnn - States freshman indoor
track and basketball , teams
travcl,lnao Scores TKO .
to Annapolis, Md., tonight to (from our wire service);
meet Navy. For the track team
it will be the opening and .the; Ingemar Johansson, foriner
close of its 1962 season, as the; world's heavyweight champion
contest is the only one seheduled.3 . soared a TKO over Joe By-
The basketball ! team will he; graves at 2:08 of • the seventh
looking for its folir#l win in six; round last night at Goteborg.
games. The cagers have beateni Sweden. Johan vs oa, who
Altoona. Behrend; end ' Dußois,' weighed .200 pounds. had said
while losing to Altoona and Buck-; he'd retire from boxing if he
nell. lost the bout.
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Syracuse is expecied to provide
a good test for the Lions' power
ful sabre trio, Larry Chamberlain.
Earl LaKier and Charles Poole.
,They paced last week's victory by
scoring ix, of State's 15 points.
IN EPEE, Smith will team with
captain Bob Oliver and Dave
Lewis.
Bu.szko moves into the starting
foil lineup with Art Fuller and
!Joe Bubinak. Fuller and .Bubinak
took five of a possible six points
in last week's meet.
' This will be the seventh meet
ing between State and Syracuse.
'The teams last met in a triangu
lar meet in /9,42 with the Lions
iedging Syracuse for second Place
lbehind Cornell. Overall, State
(leads the-series. 5-1.
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State's scores so far this season
have been good enough to place
them in the top 5 per cent of
all teams in the country.
Warmath inks New Pact
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Foot
ball coach Murray, Warmath was
given a new lour-year contract
yesterday by.
the University of
Minnesota Board of Regents. ex
tending through Feb. 1, 1966, at
a salary of $21,000 a year.
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Hand ball Finals
Set for Monday
The champio4hip found of the!
IM handball and paddleball tour-I
nament will be played Monday at
7 p.m. on the Het Hall courts.
Jim Bush (Tiiangle) face
Vernon Zeitz (Phi Epsilon Pi) for:
the fraternity har.dball chain-'
pionship. and Dave Lehrrier
ma Chi) will meet Jim Baker
(Theta Delta Chi) - in the paddle-I
ball title match.
Dave Gibbs (Watts 1) will play
'Larry Greenberg for the inde
pendent paddleball title, and the /
handball chatnpion will be de
cided when Bill Brightfelt meets
Bruce Blanning.
The independent players have
'thus far played -four Or , five
matches, while the fraternity
: men have played five or six, de
pending upon their leagues.
The eight finalists are all that
remain of 170 men who entered
the tournaments ,and were
ina 7 ted since the opening day, Jan.
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Pirates Sign Mazerosou
PITTSBURGH (AP) —Bill:
eroski signed his 1962 contract,
with the Pittsburgh Pirates yeis
terday.
The 25-year-old second baseman
set a National League record for
,participating in double plays last
season with a total of 144. The
old mark of 137. was set in 195 U
by Jackie Robinson.
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