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By JOE GRATA
State's gymnasts, out to w.
their third meet and continti ,
unbeaten, drop the anchor of
University bus at the U.
Naval Academy in Annapol.
Md., today.
Coach Gene Wettstone's pe.
formers plan to conduct an to
official research project durit
the i r stay by experimentil
against a. "weak" Navy spin
with more difficult r o u,t in e
They're doing this in preparatir
for next Saturday's crucial mei
against Army.
According to an optimist
Weltslone, who usually drafts h.
team's blueprints of strategy wit
a maximum of caution, the mei
with the Midshipmen shoul
prove to he a fairly easy one.
"I MAY BE taking this Na
team too lightly," the vetera
boss said. "And in that case w
may win by only 51-45. Ou
balance should be too much fr
them, though, so we could
even better than that."
This year's Navy contingent
one of the weakest-in recent yea:
The Middies' only victory of t:
season was over Springfield,
they dropped decisions to Temp.
(59-37) and Syracuse.
Last year the Nittany gymna:
completely dominated the Na _
squad with a 62'/2-33 1 / 2 victory
and raised their all-time series
record to 16-9.
The lineup for State remains
the same as - last week when the
gymnasts defeated a highly-touted
Temple squad, 55-41, before an
estimated 6,000 fans who packed
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LION CAPTAIN' Torn Seward
will compete in free exercise and
on the horizontal bar and parallel
bars. Vaulting on the long horse
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will be the veteran F. P. Sforza,
Pete Saponaro and Tom Burtnett.
Sforza, along with sophomore
standout Bill Jenkins and special
ist Bud Williams, will also per
form on the still rings.
Junior Al Porter and letter
winners Ray • Cherry and Gene
Harlacher are on the side horse.
Assisting Seward in free exercise
will be Bill Schlegel and sopho
more Jim Culhane.
Mike Jacobson, another of Wett
stone's prize sophomore products,
will perform as No. 2 man on the
horizontal bar and parallel bars.
Harlacher will also be on the par
allel bars and Culhane on the hori
zontal bar. .
Heading the Navy cast, coached
by Chet Phillips, are horizontal
bar specialist and captain Ed
Hutcheson. Other veterans on the
Middie squad . are Art Day and
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top man on side horse
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Bob Giddens (floor exercise), Lar
ry -.Silver (still rings) and. Roger
Stetrault (horizontal bar).
STATE'S SEWARD, who has
won five of a possible six first
places in the Nittanies' first two
meets, stands a good chance of
upping his mark in all-around
competition to eight of a possible
nine winning finishes.
Last year against the Midship
men, Seward placed first in free
exercise and' second on the par
allel bars and horizontal bar. He
was runner-up in these events
only to now former teammate
Greg Weiss.
The Lion freshman gymnasts
will tangle with the Navy frosh
in a preliminary battle to the main
event. In their only' start this sea
son (last Saturday), State downed
Queens College (N.Y.) varsity,
621/2-331h.
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State Faces
In '63 Indoor
The Nittany Lion track team officially launches its 1963
indoor season this afternoon when it tangles with Ohio State
at Columbus.
Although the Lions competed earlier in the year against
Slippery Rock, this will be their first scheduled meet of the
campaign. The Nittanies trounced Slippery ROck, 6246, on the
Rockets new-indooi- track. •
The Buckeyes have also competed in one meet thus far.
It was in a losing cause, however, ,* * *
57-37, to Michigan State.
The Lions will be seeking re
venge for an 81-60 loss which
Ohio State handed them last year.
With nine returning lettermen
coach Larry Snyder's Buckeyes
could cause State a lot of trouble
Among the lettermen, five
finished third or better in last
year's competition. They are; Bill
Huckaba, second in the shot put;
Bob Middleton, third in the 880;
Dave Paige and Bill Robinson,
who finished first and second re
spectively in the 440, and 'Bill
White, who" came in second in
the two-mile run.
In contrast, the Lions have nine
men on this year's squad who
finished in the show position or
higher. Those thinclads are headed
by senior standout Howie Dear
dorff and junior GeOrge Barn
hill. Deardorff capped first places
in both the 1000- and 880-yard
runs, while Barnhill led the .field
in the 70-yard high hurdles.
The one. area that the Lions are
weak in this year is in the sprint
ing. However, OSU failed to score
against Michigan State in the
sprint events, so Lion chances
aren't as bad as they appear on
paper.
"You can be sure that I'll be
taking a lot of sprinters along
with_ me," Lucas said. "Those
points will certainly be impor
tant."
The Lion coach will probably
turn to three men to carry the
greater part of the load. These
runners will be senior. captain
Bob Grantham and sophomore
Tom Bedick -and - Bob Manniello.
State is in pretty good shape in
the broad jumping event. Last year
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Ohio State's Paul Warfield took
first place with a jump of 24-3 3 / 4 ''.
However- Warfield, who in Lucas'
opinion will be the next 27 foot
broad jumper, is ineligible this
year. This may leave the field
open- to Grantham who finished
third in last year's competition.
Ohio State's Frank Parks is a
definite threat in the. long dis
tance events. In the meet against
Michigan State, Parks took first
in both the one and two mile
runs. -
"They've lost I,Varfield- but now
we'll have to contend against
Parks,”_ Lucas said.
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