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Travel to Nay
TERRY HOOVER
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Lions
With
By DEAN BILLICK
The fun is over now. The
Penn State basketball team
starts playing 'em for keeps
with the stakes a possible post
season tournament bid.
Coach John Egli's cagers, sport
ing an 11-3 record and nursing
post-season ideas, head down the
home stretch with 'four away
games and two at home. The
easiest part of the schedule is be
hind .the Lions now and the six
remaining games may be the
toughest any State cage team has
faced.
SATURDAY THE Lions travel
to Annapolis to tackle Navy and
that in itself is a rough enough
assignment. Winning at Navy is
almost as hard as beating West
Virginia at Morgantown.
Next week State is on' the road
1M Swimming Results
Sigma Alpha Epsilon defeated
Phi Epsilon Pi, 22-19, and Jordon
I crushed Columbia, 29-11, in IM
swimming last night. Hemlock
won the other meet by forfeit
over Nittan3 - 29-30.
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Army 83, Rutgers 65
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Saturda
Head Down
Tournament
for two more tough assignments
at Gettysburg and West Point.
The Bullets are 9-4 this year and
Army took powerful Pitt into two
overtimes before losing in the
Cadets' "bandbox" gymnasium.
When State finally. returns
home, West Virginia is the oppo
nent. Three days later the eagers
visit Pitt, a team that also is har
boring tourney hopes.
ALL ALL the next three
weeks won't be any vacation.
'We'll have a pretty good idea
of just how good we are after
these road games," Egli aid as he
ran the Lions through preparation
drills for Navy. "In, fact, we face
nothing but trouble ahead, 'be
cause when we finally play at
home again it's against West Vir
ginia."
State should be well rested for
its invasion of Navy. The Nit
tanies have been idle since their
75-64 win over Carnegie Tech
last Thursday. That win insured
Egli's roundballers. of a winning
season—State's second in a row.
Navy is 7-7 this season, but has
I‘ ' ron its last three game's. The
Middies are led by captain Ron
Terwilliger, who is averaging 14.7
points a game. Terwilliger was
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808 DONATO
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Stretch
Visions
the leading scorer on last year's
NIT Middie team and has taken
up this year where he left off in
Madison Square Garden. His game
high was , a 23-point spree in a
winning effort over Hofstra.
EARL HOFFMAN , continues to
pace the Lion offense. The senior
co-captain has been the fop scorer
in •16 of State's 14 games and'is a
prime candidate for All-East
honors.
Hoffman is averaging 20.8
points a game with an amazing
48.7 shooting percentage. This
average has pushed him into the
top 35 circle among the nation's
top major college scorers.
'Sophomore Bob Weiss is the
Nittanies' second leading scorer.
The 6-2 guard owns a 14.1 aver
age and has canned 197 points.
State's other starting guard, Bob
by Donato, is also averaging in
the double figures with 11.9. The
Lion field general has hit on 166
points. . -
Starting center Tom Malinchak
has scored 75 points, while for
ward Ron Avillion has fired in
102 markers. Avillion is the leao-,
ing rebounder with - 122 grabs.
Alternate center Terry Hoover
has - scored 68 points.
Piven Wins Position
For Gobbler Match
Charlie Speidel's intrasquad wrestling tournament is over
and out of it came a big change in the Lion lineup for Satur
day's match at Blacksburg, Va., against the VPI Gobblers.
Junior Mark Piven, a letterwinner for• the Lions last year,
will wrestle at 137 pounds. Piven won the tournament with a
pin over Dick Campbell and a decision over season-long
regular Dave Thiel to gain the starting assignment.
He takes the place of Thiel
a sophomore, who has won two
bouts against a loss and a tie thi
year.
However, Speidel calls Piven
win "a good thing for the team.
"When you have goo& stronj
competition on your own team,
Speidel said "then it makes bet
ter wrestlers out of everyom
Good competition means - gaol
wrestling."
PIVEN CAME to State hei
aided as a great wrestling star
but one thing or another has kegs
him from reaching his potential.
Last year he had a 3-1-1 recorf
wrestling at 123 pounds before
hand injury shelved him for the
season. '
Piven 'was ineligible the fir:
half of the season and he alsi
added extra weight.
He also had trouble getting tr
Campbell in the weekly 'elimina
tions—that is until this week.
Once he conquered Campbell, he
seemed to be over the hill. Piven
beat Thiel, 7-0, and came very
close to pinning him.
OTHERWISE, things went as
expected in the tournament which
Speidel set up to bridge a two
week gap in the Lion schedule.
The Lions last wrestled Jan. 19
when they beat Cornell; 21-10.
"It gave the boys a chance to
keep in shape and also battle it
out for a position in the lineup,"
Speidel said.
Denny Slattery had to wrestle
Tom , Balerit twice - before their
match at 123 pounds was decided.
IM Results
Bowling
Fraternity League A
Alpha Phi Delta 8 Phi Kappa Sigma 0
Rea Theta Pi •8 Alpha Rho Chi 0
Epsilon Phi 8 Alpha Zeta 0
Alpha Chi Rho 8 Alpha Kappa Lam 0
Alpha Chi Sigma GPi Kappa Phi 2
High Single—GAßY SCHAFFNER, PI
Kappa Phi, 224
High ' Series—RICHARD 'LACEY, Phi
Kappa Sigma, 850
Basketball '
Independent
20 Lehigh
Allegheny
Blair-
Lackawanna
Cambria
36 Montgomery 14
29 Bucks 14:
30 Centre 18
Fraternity
Theta.. Delta Chi 40 Alpha Chi Rho 16
Phi Epsilon Pi 22 Phi Mu Delta 20
Tau Kappa 'Ep 30 Theta Chi 10
Kappa Sigma 24 Alpha Epsilon Pi 16
Omega Psi Phi won_ by forfeit over
Sigma Tau Gamma
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1963
By JIM BUKATA
MARK PIT
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The two drew the first time, but
Slattery came back to win the
second time, 4-2.
Bob Haney (130) and George
Edwards (147), both unbeaten in
five matches, easily won their
divisions.
Art Weiss beat Chuck Beatty,
8-4, in the finals of the 157-pound
bouts, but may be missing from
the lineup. Weiss has come down
with a cold and may be forced to
miss the trip.
MARTY' STRAYER. the Lions
fast improving 167-pounder will
be seeking his fourth win of the
season against the Gobblers while
Mike, Gill will get the starting
nod at 177 pounds. "Rolling
Rock" Ed Pohland will wrestle
at heavyweight for the Lions. ,
Speidel isn't worried about
the match and the layoff.
"The layoff won't be as dis
asterous to us as one would
think," he said, "because we
aren't wrestling- a strong team
this week. They
,have some good
boys but haven't faced the cali
ber of teams we have."
Baseball Meeting
Penn State baseball coach
Chuck Medlar announced that
all pitching and catching can
didates for the- varsity baseball
team are too report to Room 241,
}lac Hall, Monday at 5d5 p.m.