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By KEN DENLINGER
The Cadets of West Point
are reputed to be geri`Amen
of the highest order; howevex
they handed the Nittany Lion
tennis team a most ungentle
manly drubbing Saturday to
the I.une -ef 9-0.
Led by sophomores Rich Oehr
lein• and John Leyerzaph, the
Black Knight net team ',wept by
all six State opponents in les,
and bested the three Lion doubles
teams in convincing fashion.
Ochrlein, one of the most talk
ative- players in eastern tennis
circles, " beat Lion captain Jim
'Baker, 6-3, 6- 1 3. 1101 talk to him
self, his opponent and even the
ball if he thinks that will help..
'BE COMES TO WIN," Army
coach Leif Nordlie_said. ''lf I had
more men with his desire, our
team could really go places."
Nordlie was also pleased with
the performance of LcyerLaph,
who. defeated Whit Gray, 6-1, 9-7,
in the number two spot.
' With ' the fine play of new
comers Oehrlein aftd Leyerzaph,
Army's only returning letterman, -
Di Vos's and Captain Jim Peterson, _ . -1 . ... . -
played in the number. three and LION TENNiS CAPTAIN Jim Baker serves against , 'talkative"
four positions.
- • Army opponent Rich Oehrlein. Oehrlein defeated Baker in the'
Vosi -bad "a bit of trouble with opening' singles match. 6-3, 6-3 to lead the Cadets to a 9-0 white-.
Alan oSnacman in number three e..
but managed to easew by the .
was of the' Slate "tiers'
Lion !sophomore by a 7-5, 6-4. I
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count: Peterson took the measurelbested Steve - Seitchik - and John 6-0. 6-I/and Mike Horstman and
of another State soph, Csaba!Coldren ,by 16-2, 6-2 and 6-2, 6-3 Joe Lrlke beat Gray and ' Don
Balan:by a 6-2, 6-1 count. . ;respectively.; . Benner 6-2, 7-9, 6-2. .
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"WERE IT NOT for Oehrleint k,
Doubles proved to be State's Perhaps one particula r play
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and Leyerzaph, Voss and Peter= nemesis against Pitt last Thurs characterized Saturday's defeat
son would be one and two," day; and in an effort to hit a Baker. while attempting a service.
Nordlie said. "In fact, they'd prob- winning combination coach Sherrn
two,'(
day; the ball hit the, top part of
'
ably lb in the -- -Yop spot on most Fogg made some switches in the the racket and , fly 20 - feet over an
other teams." lstarting array.. adjoining fence. Nothing seemed
Matches fiVe and six proved I His effort proved fruitless 'as to go right: for State z;:11 day,
justas grim for State as Mike!Oehrlein and Leyerzaph defeated Singles
Cunningham. and Dan Hornbargerlssiacman and ChatUrachinda by
Koontz Forfeits; Ten Tinned
In Quarter-Final Mcit Action
by ED CARPENTER
The quarter-final round of intra
mural:wrestling ended last night
at Rye Hall, but not before a
former champign lost by a forfeit
and ten pins were recorded.
Dick Koontz, last year's 150-
pound champion who was headed
for — the 158-pound title this year,
weighed in at 158 1 / 2 , a half-pound
over the required weight. As a re
sult, the Phi Kappa Psi grappler
had to forfeit.
Of the - ten fails. two were re
corded by last year's champs.
They Were Torn Pugh, wrestling
at 142 for Cedar, who defeated
Cliff Cloman of Balsam: and Pete
Erber,:rrappling for Sigma Chi
in the ,150-pound class, who pinned
George Gay. of Delta Phi.
Summary
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Ofbrl«in /Aider. Baker 4-3. 6 IL
foryr rzaph 1A 1 def. Gray 2 7.
Voss IA i def. Irgurnian 1-5. 6-4.
Peterson Ai def. Bulimic:4-2. 6-1.
Canninehurn lAI a. 4. Scafebik 6-2. •-2
Hamburger tA ) def. Caldera 6.2. 6 .3.
Oedirkin and Leyarraiek (A) -def. Baker;
and Seitchik 6.f. tt
Vu and Pete:l)n saacrnan Ana l
Chatornchinda 6-0, 6-1..
Horatman and Lake (Al dd. Gray and
Renner 6 2. 7-9. 6-2.
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By JOE GRATA'
The Easter Bunny came ea day e arly for:the Penn State,
golf team. But instead of leaving theusual jelly beans, colored'
cgs, and morsels of chocolate, he left a few dozen g4f.. balls
and a 6-1 victory over Penn.
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Saturday's win over the Quakers was the-third straight'
)r coach Joi Boyle's linksmen, who hadno'trouble finding.
,
le range on an ideal day for golf. The. Lion golfers will bd
,steel again this afternoon at 1-.33 when ':they entertain
iltanova. * *
Captain Bob Swahn and sopho
lore Jim Tabor paved the way
the win over Penn. Swahn 'won
is match, 5 and 3, while team.'
iate Tabor downed Vince Covi
lo, 2 and 1. Their wins gave
vahn and Tabor identical ree
ds of 3-0, the only perfect marks
the Lion 'squad. .
PROBABLY THE .best perform
nce of the day wa.s recorded by
Mate's Dave Lfebau 'when he de
ated Melvin Boren, 6 and 4. Lie
a sophomore, gained the
.arting berth by defeatingletter
lan Dick Gilison in an intra
toad "challenge match" last
eek. .
Joe Baidy and Paul Hummer
iso looked sharp for the Lions.
They won by scores of 4-3 and
4-2, respectively. The other win
ner for the Lions was Bill Robin
son who edged Art Wolfe, 1-up,
by tapping in a long putt on the
18th hole. .
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: Ilarhimi•Prindle of Penn was the
only golfer to turn in a victory
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for the Quakers, now 5-4 on the JIM ?TABOR
season. Prindle decisioned Boland ' * ' * *
Gartner when 'the latter blew a i PENN STATE 6 PENN 1
six-inch putt on the-last hole ; !Jinn 'tabor t I'S) clef. Vince Cor len°.
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VILLANOVA CAPTAIN 'Joe ar. " l '
of;
Prindle IP) def. Roland Garth
1
IT der heads a veteran lineup of, i-up;
fife seniors into today's match.lkb Swabn
e Wildcats, who rtuted the nave 1 Lieb "
G. ae.d 4
IPS I def. Al Frank. 6' and
{PS) def. Melvin Bo
Lions by a 5-2 score last year,.Joe li:tidy' (Ps) def. Jim Criimmett,
now have a 3-2 record. . : and, 3 -; • '
Boyle will probably go with the' Hill 11"bin"n 4 PSI def. Art Wolfe.. l-
Paul Hummer (PS) del. Larry Peters. ,
same lineup this afternoon.)' 4 a •,I 2 ' .;
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the nation's ideal American college) girl. . i• . '
-12 finalists representing 12 'areas-of the United States will be
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,triris to New York
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