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Lagers Nurse Tourney H
ions
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,Pifer, My et Lead- Matimen. Rout Over. VP1,:27-2
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Must Game By DEAN BILLICK twin of the season at 137 when he
Assistant Sports Editor
!escaped in• the second period to
:beat Towney Smith, 1-0.
• • VPI coach Frank Teske is prob- At 147 Georee Edwards won his
With Bisons :ably wondering today why he' • ! • •
pickedi Penn State as an "experi- 'sixth in seven tries by scoring
ence getter" for his Gobbler mat
'three points in the last period to
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• By JIM KARL I men. ltop To m Ellerma . n, 3-0.. Edwards
Ihadia reversal and riding time.
Sports Editor I "We scheduled State so our
'boys could get some experience! JOHN BARONE accumulated
After all that John Egli's wrestling a good team; but we three minutes riding time to beat
... . .
eagers have been through this'sure.. took a' beating in the pro-:Boli Hatcher, 0-4, in the 167-
cess," Tesk4 explained in the•pound bout. Barone had a take
seasop-the dropout Of Wayne.jocker room at:Rec Hall Saturday down and reversal while Hatcher
Lundy, in'...,ies to key person-Inight after his grapplers had lost managed an qmpe, reversal and
Ito the Lions, 27-2. penalty point. I
nel, an unmerciful schedule- , 1 "'WE'VE DONE most of our tyres- Heavyweight Ed Pohland scored
it 'seems almost impossible that Cling in the Southern Conference a takedown with four seconds to
inly two games separate Penn l and the competition just isn't as go i and beat .Gene Breen, 3-1.
State from a possible at-large bid 'rough as it Is up here,"- Teske Breen led. 1-0, going into the
to; the NCAA tournament. !added. "Even though we got beat.,fin.l period but' Pohland escaped
!Aided by Gene 'Harris' deadly ;by * big score, I think we ga i ne d and then managed the takedown
shooting and rebounding the l a lot of good experience." for his ,fourth win.
freshman gr a
'Lions have won five of their last - Lion coach Charlie Speidel, who State ' s
p p I e rs
six games to bring their record watched his grapplers roar to whipped previously unbeaten Ste
ts)! 10-7. their fifth win in seven starts, vens Trade School. 15-12, in a
had a possible explanation for the preliminary match-The win gave
They go for ;rout. •- the frosh a 2-1 record.
against Bucknt "We were trying to make up frSii' ' STATE 27 VPI 2
,at Lewis bu r the Army loss and took out our 123-Slattery (Ps) and Wentarho, drew.
Pa., and if thi vengeance on VPI,": Speidel said. 54 '
get past t.T State lost to the Cadets, 21-6. a Haney (PS) der. Grandotaff. 7-4,
- r37-Erber IPS) dec. T. Smith. 1-0;
B,isons It v. week ago. ' 1 47.F.d w lade (PS ). dec. eiisrman. 3-4.
be number Whatever the explanation. Lion 157-14 fer IPS) pinned H. Smith, :45.
against Army wrestlers had a relatively easy Irclt., a(..47).1 11
.1:4 11 4:t0rna. 5-4 4 . :31.
Hee Hall Satt time. Ron Pifer and Phil Myer Hwt.-Pokland,' (PS) dee- Breen, 3-1.
day night. chalked up pins and Denny Slat- .R.l.let: Mike 80t31.5. -
With the s tery, the only Lion not •to win. FROSH 15 : STEVENS 12
sumption th i
,held unbeaten Ernie Venturino to 123-Pittman (PSi dec. McCarthy. 4.3.
Duquesne a n a 5.:5 tie. 130-O'Dell, Stevens Trade, dec. Ludwig.
Villanova v.' i Pifer brought the fans to their I "
13 . 7-Rhoades. Stel
en. Trade , dee. rata
accept bids tt , feet with State's quickest pin of lane. g-7.
the National In- John l'hillipr the season. The senior co-captain 147--.G.iiis (PS) dee. Clear, 5-0.
vita tio n a I Tournament. Egli flattened Henry Smith in 49 sec-157-Zabat than. ta (PS) M der. Morooehok. 4-3.
F ertens Trod/. doe.
thinks that State has as good a,onds with a reverse nelson • and•M l iL7 4-2.
chance of getting a bid to the' arm- ban in the 157-pound bout.: ' 177-4111 (PS) dee. Me-Rendre'. 1-I.
NCAA tourney as any other east- The win' gave Pifer a 5-2 record. 7 151-Bord (es) der. ripper, ;-3.
ern team-provided the Lions win flert.-Reed. Stevens Trade , dec. Moen
;
tonight and Saturday. i , MYER, State's other co-captain' R -I ' 3 '
ehm*: Art Weiss.
BIDS FOR at - large bert h s • took a little longer but the re
in took
were the same. Myer fell i
the NCAA tourney will be in the (behind Wayne Simmons, 5-0, in. I.
mail Monday. ;the 177-pound bout before he '1
•State has three games remain- pinned the Gobbler with a cradle '
i
ing after that date, West Virginia e at 4:24.
(away), Pitt (home) and Rutgers' Unbeaten Bob Haney ran his ,
(away). • !streak' to seven with a 6-4 win
:over previously undefeated Mike -
"I'm not thinking of anyt hing Granstaff at 130. ;S
.1
but Bucknell and Army right Steve Erber copped his second I
now," Egli said yesterday. "If we -- ----- • ---
.get past them, we'll be assured' Ii
of a. winning season, and that's
my immediate concern." Syracuse Stops l'
STATE DEFEATED Bucknell • - fi•
here, 61-50, Jan. 9. but Egli knows' Lion Swordmeniu
-the Bisons are particularly rough
in their home territory. W i • t Late R
all y l i
"Their fans are among the worst
I've ever seen," Egli said. "When! By IRA,MILLER
they get going in that bandbox!
they can really get you down." Winning five of the final!,
_IF
.
Bucknell is having a sub-par i six bouts, Syracuse came from rf
year, winning only four of 16!
games. However, the Bisons Glob- ' behind Saturday to pin a l -
If
;tiered Navy, a team that beat 13 setback on Penn State' s..
State by 12 points. Bucknell lost
to Pitt Saturday, 70-60. fencers before 500 fans in Reel'
, f-
ECU IS COUNTING ;on Harris,Hail.
to spark State again tonight.. The State was ahead 12-9 after the•
Lion captain has been brilliant inlthird round of - sabre competition,'
recent outings and this week was but the Orange swept through the,.
named to the ECAC: All-East ,foil and epee virtually unchal-I;".,
team along with Billy. Hoy (St•Jenged to pull a victory out of the , f
lieseph's), Miles Aiken (St. Bona - !fire..
venture), Vinnv Ernst (Provi-i Syracuse's Bob Fornaro defeated r
dence) and Roger Twitchell !Joe ' Bubinak, 5-2, in the day's'
{Massachusetts). - Ifinal foil bout to tie the meet atl:
John Mitchell, John Phillips,ll3. Al Rosenberg, an Orange sub.!i
Earl Hoffman and Ulo Kart willithen rallied.from a 2-0 deficit toil
be Egli's other starters. A fresh - upset State captain Bob Oliver.!
man game will precede the var-!5-3, in the final epee bout and give'
city . -contest. . .
.Syracuse the meet. _ i
____... Syracuse 14. Penn State 13 •
SARRE ..'
Peen State 1, Syracusae 3
CAlalob*fialft (PS) defeated Hollander.
L-3: de/rated Dourahoser, 14: defeated'
Deka,. 1-2.
Loollor (PS) hot (a Mks, 1-5: hot to
Honolooler. 24: detested INIIIIMISINUef. 5-4.
Page (PS) defeated Daorshaser. S-2:
loot to Doke. 2-5; diefooterl Hollander, 5-4.
EPEE
' Symms* 1. Penn State 1 -
Leek (PS) teat to Hacker. 14: 4. 1
hated Stone. 5-2 : led to Sledlick. 2-5.
Other (PSI defeated Shoilkk. 5-4: last
to Harker. 24: last to -Itoheotwrg. 3-5. I
Smith (PS) olefoatod them 5-2: lost to
Sloottirk. 2-5: led to lacier, 14.
. FOIL
Syracuse 1. Nail State 4
Pallet (PS) defeated Shepard. 1-4: de
feated Fornsra, 61: defeated Cohen. 5-3.
Buldnalt (PS) loot to Cetera. 2-5: toot
to Skepard. 1-5; het to Pontine. 2-5.
Souk* (PS) loot to Fcrnaro. 3.-5: defeat
.4..Colteto. S-2: loot to Shepard. 3-5
Handball Finals
Four IM champions wart
crowned last night after 'the
final round of the paddleball
and handball singles Tourna
ment at Rec Hall. .
Bruce Blanning copped the
hdependent handball .title for
the second straight year by de
feating Bill Brightfelt 21-6 and
11-5. The fraternity crown was
won
_by Vernon Zeitr. (Phi
Epsilon Pi) who squeesed by
Triangle's Jim Bush, 15-21. 21-
'. -and 9.1-4. It " was a • heart
breaker for Bush; who also lost
in the 'handball finals last year.
In paddle action Jim Baker
(Theta Delta Chi) nosed out
Sigma Chi's Dave Lehmer, 8-
21. 21-17 and 21-13 for the fra
iiernity title: and Larry Green
berg defeated Dave Gibbs
Waits I), 21-7 and 21-7 for the
iladtpendent championship.
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