PAGE SIX .in HANEY MQ3£|jS IN Bob Haney. Slate's menl at Rec Hall yesterday. Haney von the - 130-pounder moves in on Harry Rowland of match, 7-2, but loti in the evening quarter- Penn in a preliminary bout of the EIWA tourna* finals. Pifer: Loneliest Lion (Continued from page one) part of the last period to close the gap to 3-2. HOWEVER. WITH time run ning out, Mernam scored what looked to be a bout-winning take down. The spunky Slattery didn’t ■give up though, and with three seconds left dropped lor a two point reversal that sent the match into overtime, 4-4. Merriam then won the match, 5-1, with a reversal, takedown and riding time while' Slattery had an escape. State’s Haney was a victim of the tourney’s biggest upset so far when he dropped a 7-3 decision to Navy's Dennis Farrar. Haney, who had an S-l dual meet record, couldn’t seem to get unbacked as Farrar worked lor a takedown, reversal, predicament and riding time. Haney managed just two escapes. , FIRST-SEEDED Pat Smartt of Lehigh and -third ranked Dick Janish el Rutgers scored easy wins to lead the competition for the 130-pouhd title. At 137, State’s George Edwards was the second seeded wrestler to be upset. Edwards, ranked fourth, was never in the match with Rut ger's Mike Lela. Lota, the 1960 130-pound eastern champ, swarmed to an 4-0 first period lead and then coasted to an 8-2 Victory. Pitt s John Zolikoff and Mike Harman of Navy .appear to have the best chances at 137. If three losses in the first three matches wasn’t enough, the Lions’ defending .eastern 147-p o u n d champ,' Pifer, came within a whisker of being the • first top seeded grapplcr to taste defeat. Pifer barely edged-out Pete Frey of F & M, 7-6, on 2:11 riding Vilianova, St. Joe's Win PHILADELPHIA <AP) Jim Boyle, 6-foot~4 sophomore operat ed on for appendicitis 19 days ago, came off the bench last night to score 13. crucial points and lead St Joseph's College to a 75-65 triumph over Temple for the Middle Atlantic Conference championship-, and a spot in the NCAA playoffs. Vilianova, another entry in the NCAA playoffs, defeated LaSalle College 76-4)7 in the opening game of a Palestra doubleheader. Baskefboßt Soares au SC Loul* lit Chfeasc m Nrw Yortt ISI, Lm Aanin IM ■ THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. ,time. The Lion co-captain, one ofi I the leading contenders for thej IJohn Fletcher Memorial Award,! led at'one time, 4-1, but a reversal and a predicament gave Frey a I 5-4 edge. Pifer quickly scored a reversal but Frey came back with an es cape to knot the score at 6-6. His time advantage gave him the win. Piter's stiffest competition to day should come from tne Pan thers’ Daryl Kelvington and sur prising Hank Mazzoni' of Rutgers. Kelvington advanced with a pin and a 2-0 decision, while Mazzoni upset third-seeded Slutzky of Syracuse. Delending champion Kirk Pen dleton of Lehigh flattened his first two opponents at 157. and shouldn’t have too much trouble defending his crown. His opposi tion will come from August Arri goneof Pitt, Army’s Mike Natvig and Pete Cummings of Cornell,' At 167, top-seeded A 1 Rushatz of Army had little trouble, scoring a fall in the prelims and afT 8-2 win., in the quarter-finals. Jim Harrison of Pitt also had a fall and' a decision and so did Dave Angel 1 of Lehigh. John Barone, the Lions’ entry at 167, found the Engineers’ Angell too much to handle and lost, 9-0. The Lions’ Bill Polacek was next to go down the drain. The Lion 177-pound senior lost to top ranked and defending champion Jim Detrixhe of Lehigh, 5-0. Detrixhe was in complete control throughout the one-sided bout. State Co-captain Phil Myer and Ray Niekla of Army exchanged points in their 191-pound bout so fast that the official could hardly keep up with them. But . Myer did no better than the rest of Speidel's Nittanies, losing, 12-8, Dennis Focht of Rutgers, Chuck Moore of Lehigh and Pitt’s .Tom Jefferies also advanced with dou ble victories. MARCH 16, 17, 27, 28 & 29 W USED HOOKS 1v KEELER'S, . Opposite East Campus Gal*; | Closing the chapter on one ofi iState’s.worst showings in recent) iEIWA quarler-itinals history, Lion I heavy weight Ed Pohland ran out iof gas against Rutgers’ Ed Schar er. Pohland went into the final period trailing just 2-1, but couldn’t get the necessary’ escape and the Lions lost their seventh bout of the long night of wres tling. . . • , Bob Asack of Columbia, John Bums of Lehigh and Dale Kuhns of Army were the-other advancing I heavyweights. 1 I • - • State advanced eight of its nine wrestlers into the quarter-finals. Paul Stegner, who dropped a 7-0 decision to Cummings, was the only Nittany who failed; to wih. Slattery stomped Tom Griffith of Army, 12-2; Haney topped Penn’s Hargy Rowland, 7-2; 1 Edwards handled the . Quakers’ Zane Tan kel, 5-0; Pifer pinned Dave West fall of Brown-at 1:04 with a re verse nelson arid double leg grape vine; Barone edged Elmer Romeis of Temple, 6-5; Polacek triped Army’s Gyen Vaughn, 5-1; Myer blanked Mort Puller of Princeton, 7-0, and Pohland scored State’s' second fall by throwing Lee Wil-! kin&n of F & M at 1:17 with a I cradle. While State wrestlers all but! lost their shirts yesterday, there) is a possibility that several of: them still could advance' in the: tourney. The losers 'of last * night’s; quarter-finals, will get another dunce to show their wares to-! day, if their conquerors winlri the! semi-finals. The highest, however, that a quarter-final loser can • at tain, is third place.' Rec Hall officials report thatl there are a number of general admission tickets remaining for! the semi-finals and about 1,0001 ■for the finals. • 1 - CASH FOR YOUR .VANIA I EIWA Summer PRELIMINARY ROUND m-POCKD CLASS Mertia (PrU) phnud Bdboto. (Talc), 1:4» Horn r&otcm) dec. Linker fßran), M MooaU IP A M> dec. FeJeeoU^l.iFriacs cStU (Navy) dee. Lokero (Penn)/ Adj Kerri&m (Lehigh) dec. Grestzcr (Harvard)# Mf- Nealoto (Syracuse) pinned WeniWdet (Tern* pie). 7 :S5 Slattery (Penn State) dee. Griffith (Army). 124 » , Barlow (Cornell) dee. Swexgold (Colom- bia), &-Q 11#-POUND CLASS Smart (Lehigh) dee. D'Akasandro (Army) Moyer (Pitt) doc. Shipley (Temple). (4 Greewhalgh (Syracuse) pinned Maimed (Tale). 5:30 Haney (Peon State) dee. Howland (Penn). *7-2 > Doob! (Harvard) dec. Boehm (Brown). 7*7* 7*2 (overtime) Farrar (Navy)* dad. McLaughlin (Colum bia), 10-4 Horn (P A )() dee. Cure! (Princeton), 7-1 Janiah (Rutgers) j dec. Mehirim (Cornell); 3* Z* IJ7-POUND CLASS ' Zolikoff (Pitt) dec. Bad! (Tale). 7-0 Lrla( Rutgers) pinned "‘Balkar (Temple). 1:47 Hoffman (Syracuse) pinned Horbits (Bar- vanrf), 7 Edwards (Pena State) dee. Tukd (Penn) 5-0 Alexander (Lrhlsh) rion*4 Lrrieson (Columbia), 1:10 Cedde* (F 4 M) dee. 6Uwel (Princeton), 2-0 Harman (Navy) dee. Meaner (Brown), Win born (Amy)' dee. Jones (Cornell); C-t 147-PtfUND CLASS Pifer (Penn State) pinned Westfall (Brown), 1:04 ’ ' McGrath (Navy) dec. Pearson (Temple), Frey (F & II) dec. Caplan (Yale)s-.MI KeJylngton (Pitt) pinned Landau i Prince ton). 4:11 [Harkins (Penn) dee. Giustra • (Cornell), t 6-4. 4-1 (overtime) [Koch '.Lehigh) dec. Meßboae (Army), 4-1 Sloisky (Syracuse) dee. Sandven (Har vard),; 7*4) Msixoni ((Rutgers) dec. McMullen (Colum bia). 1-1 . . 147-POUND CLASS Pendleton (Lehigh) pinned Olm stead iPiennl, 1:32 Eefcler (Prineeton) dec. Boaster (F A M). 7-4 Bogart (Yale) - pinned EvaSa (Columbia), 4 :15 Cummings (Cornell) dec. Stegner (Penn State), 7-0 Natvlg (Army) dec. Carey (Navy), 2-4 Ketodnvy (Harvard) dec. Leary (Rutgers), .Resdreer (Syracuse) dee. Borgeaon (Tem- ! pie), 10-2 Arrigone (Titt) dec. Thomas (Brown). 4-9 147-POUND CLABB Hannah (Yale) pinned Tbompaon (Brown), sai *. j Ruahats (Army) pinned Dubner (P ft M), 2:49 ■ Nelson (Nary) dec. Black (Penn). P-3 Sirota I Syracuse) dee. Steinbergh (Cost nell), M> Harmon (Pitt) dec. Dickstein (CdunbU), 2-0 Angett (Lehigh) pinned Maealeer (Prince ton), 4:14 Barone (Penn State) dec. Rocneia (Temple), Pereira (Harvard) pinned MaeGr»t£7 (Rut • gem), 4 z2S • ART CONTEST and FLOAT)NG EXHIBIT ’Sponsored by Pi Gamma Alpha . Local Fine Arts Honorary • • -r-Cash Prizes ; ‘' \■ • 1 Chance to sell art work if sa desired ' | Winner's Woric wili be dil In University Residence Ar • •- ' I * l I Contest Rules: ) • - ,i —All undergraduate students axe eligible toil —All work shall b« two dimensional such colors, print*, pen and ink drawing*, pe: charcoal drawings, or any combinations —All work: *k>U ta nrilably! framed (including eye screws) or mailed for hanging. < .! —All work shall be submitted at lb* twain office, room 106. In Temporary Building on March 28-23. Prices _ of work may be stated. j j j. —Judging will take place on March 38-31. All entered work will be judged by faculty membersof the Art &L, Art. and Architecture departments. J J r * M —Thelst. 2nd. and 3rd place winners will receive $l5. $lO and $5 respectively. The first.2s works wffl be displayed in a floating exhibit in University resi dence areas from April Ito 'April S 3. ~H . ! e ! • }. jT If there are arty question!. ccLftacit V O Bin Pollock AD 7-76*3 or ' Sally Diehl UHS-201»< ■ •• " !=• ~ • . h-i ITT-FOUNB CLASS ] Dctrixbe (UWeb) dee. BtstaW «»), s-a i } FoUcek (Rcaa BUte) dee V«eJ« 6-1 v ' V • ' ' j Über (Vftvy) dee. Oksa (Pen)*) Barr (Pitt) piaoed White (Ttopl Cory (Rntjyyi) pinned Bob <F*M),4:tt Tr Yaneoritx (Columbia) *decJ, Schnita ▼ard)* 7-1* _J : '5. J Kaan (Yale) dee. Bess (Princeton), 2*6-* Wittiabert (Cornell) die. Tfeiriinilinn (Brown),’ &4 , f 1191-POUND CLASS Focht (Rulers) dee. Coe (Brown), (4 > Myer (Penn State) dee.Fulkr (Princeton), ?4) - f ; • * i Niekla '(Army) dee.: Green (Cornell), 74 Onwtein (Sjrneoee) J dee. Balia (Temple), 6-L f . Woolley (Pens) planed Enn (Bam *:«2 > ' ~ '» Jeffries (Pitt). dec. Anderson <F * , C-fl i' - i - Moore iUIU) pinned Ldtnr (Columbia). 1:22 f . ' • i ; Mba (Hn;} ■, planed F&itn (Yak), <=« . , . ! J - - HEAVY WXIGHT I -: I Litre (Temple) (ec. McMahsn (Pena), U Kahns (Army) dee. War* (Pitt), M , Wood (Bnnrn) dee. Faster* (Harvard), U Pohland (Penn Slate) pinned Wilkinson (F * M). 1:17 Ji Borns -(Lehigh) pinned ; Manoel (Yale), * :47 j Seharer (Rntgare) won ! by forfeit ores Scureman M Princeton) ), A sack (Columbia) dec: Bakhlln (Syrscuse), Larabee (Nsvy) dett Cattle (Cornell), M QUARTERFINAL ROUND IU-FOUHD CLASS i! Dick Martin (Pitt) deci ! Fred CrtvioH (Nary), 6-0 . : ! Bob Horan (Rutgers) dec. Mtl Mount* <F ft M)a 6-2 ji Bill Merriain (Lehigh) Denny. SlaL * tery (Penn -State), 44, 6-1 (bfcrtinw) Larry Nesdon (Syracoy ) dee* lerd Bar - low (Cornell), 4-4/-via*{mow decision ia overtime 1 | 138-POUND CLASS , i! Jim Smart '(Lehigh) 4k* fibers* Moyer (Pitt)/ft-IM-. [•" Bethel Greenhalgh (Syraeuae) dec. George Doub (Harvard), 2-0 • Dennis Ftrrar (Navy) dee. Bob Haney (Pena State), 7*4 - Dick Janhh (Rutgers); dec. Don Hern iF ft Ml. 0-1 • ! 137-POUND CLASS John Zoiikoff (Pitt) ' dec. Fred Hoffman (Syracuse), 4-2 ] Mike Leta. (Rutgers) dee. George Edward* (Penn State), 8-2 j Mike Harman (Nary) 4k Charles Caddo* (F ft. M), 3-0 .] : Curt Alexander (Lehigh); dec. Ed Win born (Army). 4-2 i ; 147-POUND CLASS | | Ron Piter (Penn State) idee. Pet. Frey (F * Ml. 7-6 Daryl Kelrington (Fit!) dec. Doug Koch I Lehigh I. 2-0 j j Mike McGrath (Nary) dee. Rich Harking (Penn). 2-0 ! I Hank Masson! (Rutgers) dee. Dick Slutakp (Syracuse). *-7 ; ! IS7-POUND CLASS i Kirk Pendleton. (Lehigh) pinned. John Bogert (Yale) in «:W (cradle) Pete Cummings (Cornell) dee. Biekdy Eckier (Prfßeeton), 6-5 ■' * Mike Natrig (Army) dee. Boh KoiadnM (Harvard), 16-1. August Akrigone (Fitt) j dee. George Reid ner (Syracusel.' 4-2 ! ; ' (Continued on page -ieveny : f ' i i ;.! .! ' ’ loyod ?m *■ •' r, ril. vraler dr*yring3.
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