TUESDAY:,. FEBRUARY. 13. 1962
Army Stops Gymnasts' Win Streak
By JOHN MORRIS
Assistant Sports Editor
- 'Gene- Wettstone predicted hit
week - that the winner of Satur
day's Penn-State-Army gym meet
- at West Point would probably be
; the ;Eastern champion.
•- Wett st o n e's prognosticating,
stands an excellent chance of be
cording fact. But, unfortunately
for Liars,. it is Army that is in
line for the' Ea.stirn crown.,
-Army (4-0-1) upended Watt
stone's_ steam-rolling gymnasts,
54-42, before a vociferous band
of pdets at West Point Satur
day, but it took a blizzard, an
automobile accident and Army's
top'performance of the year to
get the job done.
The Lions (3-1) made the trip to
West'Point in private cars Friday
, during the heaviest snovifall of
the winter. Coneof the cars went
off the road and its passengers
- Dave' Heilbrun, Hay Cherry and
Lion Thinclads Lose at Navy
The Penn• State 'thinelads won
st track meet Saturday 35-29, but
got swamped in a field meet. 2.7.24-
8 1 / 4 . When the scores were put
together Navy topped the Lions
06%43 1 / 4 at Annapolis in State's
first dual meet of the season.
It was the same story.with the
Lion Eros . has they dropped - a 80-
40 count to the Navy Plebes.
Lion distance star Gerry 'Nor
man turiikd in one of the top per
formances of the day by breaking
.the Navy Field Rouse record in
winning the two-mile in 9:12.2,
and finishing second in the mile.
His 'record two-mile time was 30
seconds faster than Navy runner
up Joel Neine's.
' Steire Moorhead also-set a new
field ,house record, 'taking the
mile in 4:13.9. Norman finished
second in 4:20.8, and Lionel Bas
sett completed a - sweep for the
Middies Hand Nittany
Penn States rifle team fired it's
best - score of the season but still
lost to top-ranked Navy 1444-1432
. at Annapolis, Md., Saturday.' The
loss was State's third , against eight
victories. -
Top scorers for Peon State were
Dick Gogolkiewicz, 292, Bill Schaf
ler. 289, Bill Ki2ple, 283, Dick
Taylor, 285 and Dave Kline, 283.
Lion Coach Joe Watson said
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Jay Braude—didn't reach Army' ARMY; always tough at home, , on the horizontal bar when he
until 2 a.m. Saturday. has only two easy meets (Navy istumbled after a double-flip dis-
Cherry finished last in the sideland Temple) blocking its way to mount.
horse. fleilbrur IL s honcirs. Ironically. the Ca- 1 1 Army won the meet with a 1-2
did the same ' \ chances rest on a Penn Statelfinish on the still rings. a sweep
the long -b' iry over Syracuse this weektin the long horse vault and Cadet
vault and BT ec Hall. Phil Costain'S win over Weissand
was unabl ,e 'Orange tied Army..-tB-48,ISeward on the high bar.
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compete.
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still rings; Army coach Tom 'Maloney
ticipated 1, An't expect to win," and ex
meet, but . State to beat Syracuse be-1
helot/. par me of superior-strength on the
his battle . izontal bar and parallel bars.l
flu bug last G "le W eiss 1 Greg Weiss and Tommy Seward'
week. The stocky senior managed,continued their outstanding in- + I
fourth in his specially. idividual performances, but the;
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Lions didn t have_ the depth to.
While the Lions were having', tbei the Cadets. , .
their man Power problems , thei i
well-balanced Cadets were hitting SEWARD WON the free exer-;
their routines. The -win moveslcis' e and took seconds - on the .
Army into the top position in'the pi -bars and horizontal bar.
Eastern Intercollegiate Gymnas-1 Weiss .won on the side horse
tics League race. • • and the p-bars, but finished third
Lions with a 4:23.9 *Kiting
Lion hurdler-bra.
Grantham wo n
the 60-yard high
hurdles in the
closest race of
th e - afternoon,
Nust edging
avy's . Frank
Gaffney at the
tape in 7.6.
Howie LYe ar
dOrff copped the
1000 in 2:14.5
with teammate
Ernie Noll plac
ing third
Navy sprinter Pete Gialwas was
not challenged in the 60-yard
dash, winning in 6.2.
..Middle George Marienthal
nosed out Lion Mike Miller in the
600 with a 1:12.2 clocking to Ma-I
let's 1:12.5.
State broke even in the relays,
losing 'the mile by six
. seconds,
while turning in a 7:50.4-clocking
in the two mile relay. Moorhead
hooters Third Defeat
that. Navy will definitely be the
team to beat in the upcoming
national matches.
"The score of 1-62 ranks us with
some of the top teams in the coun
try." Watson said. "If we can do
as well in the nationals we should
be in fairly good shape."
The rifle team will return to
action Saturday at Duquesne.
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er in the year and boast a
record with only Temple
ining after the meet with
and Deardorff . ran 1:54.5 and
1:54.9 respectively on the last two
legs of the two-mile relay win.
Ciro Risoldi'was the only Lion
field man to get a first place
finish and he had to settle for a
four-way tie at 13-6 in the pole'
vault.
Colin Grant broke the State
frosh record for the two-mile with
a 9:20 clocking, and Dick Lamp
man took the mile in 4:24.5.
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Sam . Wsii broke his own free•
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Swimming with a strong,
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seconds off the-old mark of 31.1
for. ih ¢O-yard. race which he
set as a freshman last year in
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36.2 seconds. .9: off the record
of 35.3 seconds.
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