SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1962 Nitta.ny Gymnasts Host Orange in Key EIGL Meet By JOHN NOBS Assistant Sport' Editor Syracuse and' term State put their high urnaestics heves on the line today at it p.m.m 'what stacks up as we, of the closest meets in &gest Rte Ball history. The Lions (34) must win to keep their Mopes for illastern Inter collegiate Gyrnnasties League honors alive, and Paul Itomeo's Orange (5-04) need a victory stay ih a tie with Ar m . Army is in a . cemmandiiic peti tion in the NIGL 3-0- record and only meets with Navy' and Temple . Mocking as soule-1 seated season. live Cadets tiedl Syracuse, 441-48.,three weeks ago and• then droppedsl-i 42, last week. ' - - But Nrittany Mach Gene Wett- Pradice: Cowl May: Hurt. Thi When the Ong gets Innen, lards make a difference in 'look 'ball. incheis =ken. difference and baseball and field banes make a difference in tract. • ! , Penn Stite does net , haVe field 'house; so if the competition is closent Ann Arbor. W& today; donl• look for the Liens to come out on top.. . State will be cssispetung against two Big Ten powers. Purdue and Michigan, and the meet will take place in Michigan's •field "Michigan has a field house where all their trackmen can work out under proper conditions," •Lion coach Chick Werner 'add. '•'We have a balcony to use and even if the two teams were on equal par the team with the field house would win the meet" AAssistant coach Norm Gordon was in accord with Werner. "Ow broad jumpers hadn't even seen a pit until they jumped at Navy last week," Gordon mid. "Grant ham . (Bob) was jumping . about 24 feetat Navy, but be was taking off a foot and a half behind .the board because he had no previouspractice." G' WILL BE called on for strenuous dikty tonight. He is scheduled to compete in. five events; the braid jump. 00-yard dash. 6S-yard kigh and low hurdles, and-the 300. - Steve _ Moorhead and Gerry Norman' in the mile and Bowie Deardorff in the 1000 will face the stiffest test of the evening when they come up against Michigan's Ergas Leps. • Leps. the outstand ing middle distance man in , the Big Ten, led the Wolverines to the conference title last year. MOORHEAD WILL RUM in thei 880 and on the mile relay team in addition to the mile. I Norman, fast hemming one of the best distanCe3ien in the East, will be the favorite in the taio mile. Lion pole vatiltei\ Ciro Risoldi will have to come close to. the school record of 14 feet if he "THE S - - - SATURDAY FEB. 17 9 -1130 • Open to fraternity men with, dates at MOB stone thinks have a chant win the• Ease charrTionshi "We need win against ' acuse,": ' stone' said, Navy beats , we can still ' t he chant; ship." A • loss afternoon practically, __ mathematically 1 - inatethe vic tim from the —race. "These two*teama are very even ly matched," Wettstorip said yes -1 terday. "Both squads have strong' performers in every event." ,THE LIONS have an ad- . . . must fight tees hopes to cop that ercsit becoisse Purdue has a 14-foot trounce. in Larry Ruch. TOM 1311111131111 C- who placed third' at Navy, - will be the only Lion entry in the shot put High jumper Jerry Wettstone also has been hampered by poor p r avc t i c e conditions. Wettstone cleared 6-5 last year but his best effort so far this season was 6 feet. Both Mike Miller and Tom Met trick will be entered in the 440 and 600. Mettrick has shown flashes of good running in prac tice. but both runners will have to better their best times for any winning , hopei against Purdue's Dave Mills, the American record holder fqr the 440. Along' with Grantham. Tony Wayne, and Steve Popp will com pete in the 60. will.be up wins* . Purdue. s o oauore Nate Adams, who is the co-holder of the ArneriCan record for the 70- yard : dash ' (7.0). COND TIME AROUND" ER NUMBER TWO at PHf MU DELTA • THE FABULOUS HI FIVES RETURN TO FILL THE WHOLE HOUSE WITH THE SWINGINGEST SOUNDS FRESHMEN WELCOME COME SU USI - 1 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA `Geste ■oa6efer itions nclads °* * * . it is on the parallel bars.a bout with the flu. and Bill horizontal bar- 7 -opecialties oil Steel will be State's other coat talented twosome. Gregpetitors in tke and Toennty, Seward.- j Another s t &y coach Torn Maloney. whofbattle looms rate as ,an expert on the:the side horse I and the Orange, expeetsltween Weist ai use to dominate the earlyiundeleated R. of the meet, but looks for)Grimaldi. tl ins to make a strong finnh.ilacber and R. ..;yracuse is going to winlCherry back meet," Maloney said lastiWeiss with 111 - they will have to do it Leininger .a I first four events. It Penn'John Bird row _ can hang on, they can win ing out the I _ on the parallel bars and hori-,ange trio. metal bar.' , The still ri.,_ The free exercise may be one matches Sy ra of the most hotly-contested events'cuses Grimaldi Larr Y Y•hn of the meet. ILeininger and Carl - Poplar . • CORKY VOAS WILL give Sew -'against State's Larry Yohn, Bud , ard his first major test of the Williams and F. P. Storza in one ( "„ 'season in the free "X" and the e ' mo3t evenly • , in atched Orange junior is events of the meet. also a threat 1 in the long horse vault and on the The Orange appear to hold the; high bar. ' - t upper hand in the long horse. Gene Harlacher, recovered from , vault with unbeaten Ron Orlick Bowling Tourney Opens in Rec Hall Sixty brianass from raglan al acbools wlll compata at Rae Hall today at 1 p.m. as Penn Mato hails Um American Cal lao* trision'a Region Z Face- To-Face Bowling Tournamani. Thee.. with the est al! SCOVIS tourney travel Moines, to corn; the - Interco Chervil at the can Con Tournament, April 8 and 2. tea Meer State .boutlen :wiry Freed man- Charlie Maim AI Eicher, and Jim Stanko will compete , ageism! teams horn' Giettirebarz, e, Difithiessleeni. Ruispree, •Newaxic State. SL Pelm(Seton Hon, ?ems Pam _Wolf Virginia and Winnows is' afternoon. Grappiers 7 - Month:ll;kt from page sir) one's guess. Denny Slattery (0-1-1) will get the nod at 123 and Bob }limey (7-0) - will start at 130. Aft— er that anything can happen. , At 137 State has been using !Dick- Campbell' 4ir Steve Erber: George Edwards is the Lions' reg ular 147-pounder while Ron Pifer usually starts at 157. John Barone 4, starts at 167, Phil Myer at 177, iEd PtihLand at 191 and Dick Walker at heavy Weight. ' EDWARDS,. PIFER. Barone, Myer and Pohlapd could go either , up or down in the weight classes; and Speidel probably will make his se lec tions during the meet. Myer has:wrestled at 177. 12k and. heavyweight while Pohlanct has been at 191 and heavyweight. Pifer could go 147, 157 or 167 , I ,I while Barone could start at 157 ' ' 047 or 171 Edwards could wrestle, lid 137. 147 Qr 157. i _ .._. . ..... . ,'.3.4 RSA suppe-hanttutt, ITS to." 4,600 rat. 1 I Call Mat DI 14146. atter • 11,11% Doiman Clios ;ii„,,-,.-TiA-.-,,,,„„ .AI dit rI ow treat 1 1100 wfwes.. rill! Marietta I.lredramert 1 ,1 mica.* to artlL AD SAW IM - S Win, M ark cr=.....4 .ziTiLlrV 131 ON Sat., earretrir MI Zentala T.V. Woe- Itretste fiarviet. Tilti.F.l”llol4 B.llltirleli . . CENTER at STATY. COLLIttiP: TV. ..... A man who's been swimming competitively for only two year3:CUMPLI'?":SCUIMA Di'ille Ch"... U ll4 . Set a new record for the back-` to & l i t ' , " Iwtilm "' °wan " . " 11 "' a stroke last night in IMswimming' l 4,,,,.... i . Rmum. -- ...,".•... - .- - .--- - - at Glennland Pool. 1 dn.... rail AD :4 Mi. Fran Dolman. former Weal mit WcsAtiT,i TRA lUnt. — W;llr7ili.7.l* - field (N.J.)" High School star„ raaara, Warta Worn urill Wilk Three ant*. clipped .T of - a second off the lite* J r "'" e. "'l nuL S I "" ' (2 . 611 ati . a .. .aii, existing IM record for the 60-yard .6 ° RP:N %VI T C ll* coupe Moo.. backstroke as he churned through',."l",„„.„n%l62,irtar'Crdiattiat, the water. in 37.0 4,-74,1. , 'According to meet direetor.SPOßTi Dutch Sykes, this performance. nod isov wry. obliterated the oldest of the IM:ci i ".sclq n r - R‘,""""• Jair""T• swiming marks, that of Al Rossi,i r , N ik „.., VW '. ; in 1955. cemommo lla among sad trwir la Unfortunately, Fran's Lehigh' teammates were unable to main tain his blistering pace and were. defeated by Nittany 23. 25-11. In other action, Nittany .3: downed Berks 25-11, and Lack- lwanna forfeited to Nittany 21- 90) BASKETBALL SCORES • COLLISICS N. Camila* St. 74. S. Carolina 75 Penn 52, Narrar4 Clarks Cali&rain (Pa.l 11 Cincinnati IN, flonaton 4 Yale 72, Cornell . 44 24r0.1414 147. C 441 NINA Etnetow IV, New York 104 New College Diner . _,c What more could a girl need for - Mil Ball beside yott and her prettiest dress? Why, of course, she'll need o corsage frown BUZ McMullen. ire sure to order one for* your date today. BILL McNIULLEN Flierist 130 E. Colbsra An. AD 7-111114 backed up by Tom Steeves Ed Voas. Then the Lions will probably tate'over on the bars. Weiss. Seward and will pete against Orhek. Poplar and Leininger. The high bar team Seward, Weiss and John Brunning 'give the Lions 'an edge over John Bird, Poplar and Voas in that event. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS FOll ULg SAILICLIL UKII3, Gussets. Pimars" am*. woad Ormse•—•triNis. 1, 4 1010 " suppilos. Titer Kosie Camerre, Illewrote Pike. Opam 10.11 b. suce9o. Weis. P/1011141 1 4 3. 1L.2142. CI rens it-t-ti R.!ITYR-R eot R deal Op.n till 9 tr m. 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