SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1968
ions Thrill Crowd
Scandinavian Precision
Gym Meet Statistics
Floor Exercise: 7. Cohen (PS) 9.50; 2. Weiss (PS) 9.30; 3, Jonsson (5)
9.20; 4. Rosensren (5) 9.05; 5. Emery (PS) 9.00; 6. Nielsen (S) 8.95;
7. Nissinen (5) 8.75; 8. Gierstad (5) 8.70; 9. Swelman (P 5) 8.55; 10. )(M
-elon (PS) 8.90; 11. Litow (PS) 8.30. Penn State 44.75, Scandinavia 44.65.
Side Horse: 1. Laiho (5) 9.65; 2. Emery (PS) 9.50; 3 Weiss (PS) 9.40;
4. Jonsson (5) 9.15; 5. Nielsen (5) 9.00; 6. Swetman (P 5) 8.95; 7. Nis
sines (S) 8.60; 8. Litow (PS) 8.50; 9. Glerstad (5) 8.35; 10. Rosen9ren (5)
8.25; 11.Kindon (PS) 810; 12. Cohen (PS) 7.35. Scandinavia 44.75, Penn
State 44.55. Total Scandinavia 89.40, Penn State 89.30.
Rings: 1. Cohen (PS) 9.50; 2. Weiss (PS) 9.25; 3. Emery (PS) 9.20;
4. Nissinen (5) and Glerstad (5) 9.00 (tie); 6. Kindon (PS) 8.95; 7. Rosen
gren (S) 8.80; 8. Nielsen (S) 8.75; 9. Jonsson (S) and Litow (P 5) 8.45
(tie), 11. Swetman (PS) 7.95;, 12. tnvaldsen (S) 7.35. Penn State 45.35,
Scandinavia 44.00. Total: Penn State 134.65, Scandinavia 133.40.
Vaulting; 1, Nielsen (5), Rosengren (5) and Weiss (PS) 9.40 (fie),
4. Jonsson (5) 9.35; 5. Cohen (PS) and Swetman (PS) 9.30 Wel; 7. G)er
clad (5) 9.15; 8. Emery (PS) 9.05; 9. Kindon (PS) 8.95; 10. Nissinen (S)
8.90; 11. Litow (P 5) 8.75; 12, Ingvaldsen (5) 8.15. Scandinavia 46.20,
Penn State 46.00. Total: Penn State 180.65, Scandinavia 179.60.
Parallel Bars: 1. Weiss (PS) 9.65; 2. Nielsen (5) 9.55; 3. Cohen (PS)
9.40; 4. Nissinen (5) 9.25; 5. Ingvaldsen (5) 9.20; 6. Litow (PS) 9.05;
7. Jonsson (5) 8.85; 8. Emery (PS) 8.80; 9. Kindon (P 5) 8,70; 10. Swet
man (PS) 8.60; 11, Gierstad (5) 8.55; )2. Rosengren (5) 7.90, Penn State
45.60, Scandinavia 45.40. Penn State 226.25, Scandinavia 225.00.
Horizontal Bar: 1. Weiss (PS) 9.45; 2. Emery (PS) 9.40; 3. Cohen
(PS) 9.25; 4. Nissinen (5) and Ingvaldsen (5) 9.20; 6. Jonsson (5) 9.15;
7. Rosengreri (5) 9.05; 8. Litow (PS) and Nielsen (5) 8.95; 10. Swetman
(PS) 8.90; 11. Gierstad (5) 8.85; 12. Kindon (PS) 7.15. Penn State 45.95,
Scandinavia 44.65.
Final Score Penn State 272.20, Scandinavia 270.55
European Excellence
Today's Sports Events
Today's wrestling meet be- p.m. in Rec Hall and the newly.
tween Penn State and Spring- formed swimming team opens
field begins at 2 p.m. not at 8 its season in the Natatorium,'
p.m. as listed on the University also against Temple.
calen d a r. The gymnastics The rifle team takes on
meet, which also pits the Lions Cornell in an away match at
against the Maroons takes over 8 p.m. and the women's gym
the nighttime spot, getting nastics team plays host to
underway at 8 p.m. Springfield at 2 p.m. in White
Li other Penn State events, gymnasium.
the Nittany Lion fencers play The Lion basketLall team is
host to the Temple Owls at 2 on the road at Pittsburgh.
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
E. BEAVER' and S. GARNER
WELCOMES YOU
Sunday
Services:
8:15 AM.
(Holy
Communion)
10:30 A.M.
of
MI 1967
BIG 4 TRACK MEET
SIGMA TAU GAMMA
ALL RUSHEES INVITED
Sunday 2:00 P.M.
Refreshments will be served
Sermon:
Portable
Preachers
Color Films
329 E. Beaver Ave
Weiss Leads State
Over Scandinavia
(Continued from page one)
Finland's 011 i Laiho, suffered a shoulder injury in
the floor exercise, and could complete only one
event, the side horse.
The Scandinavian star managed a 9.65 on that
apparatus; and if he could have continue in the
other events, the outcome may have been different.
"It was a sub-dislocation," a downcast Laiho
said after the meet. "I hurt it first about a year ago.
On the pommel horse, it was aching so badly that I
couldn't see anything because of the pain."
Penn State trailed only once in the meet, after
the pommel horse competition. The Lions averaged
9.06 per event, and afterwards, Penn State Coach
Gene Wettstone had words of praise for his gymnasts.
"Our performances were better tonight than
they were last year against Cologne," Wettstone said.
"Emery and Weiss exceeded their scores of last year,
but I was a little disappointed with Cohen "
Cohen was also a little disappointed with his
performance but he had reservations about how well
he could have done under the circumstances.
"I don't think I was well-enough prepared for
the meet," said Cohen who has been spending more
time on his medical studies than his gymnastics, "I
tried to cram too much into too short a time. Ac
tually I did as well as I had any right to do."
And alI-around king Weiss had lauded the
younger members of the Lion lineup, juniors Emery;
Joe Litow, John Kindon and sophomore Dick Swet
man.
"This was a young team, but everyone pulled
together well," Weiss said. "And what's more, this
kind of thing is great for international relations.
The All-Around Competition.
I. Greg Weiss (PS)
2. Bob Emery (PS)
3. Hans Peter Nielsen (S) 54.60
4. Christer Jonsson (5) 54.15
5. Steve Cohen'(PS) 54.10
6. Mauno Nissinen (S) 53.70
7. Trygve Gierstad (S) 52.60
8. Erik Rosengren (S) 52.50
9. Dick Swetman (PS) 52.25
10. Joe Litow (PS) 51.90
11. John Kindon (PS) 50.35
12. Thor Ingvaldsen (S) 33.90 (four events)
Lions Meet Pitt
(Continued from page four)
(16), Bill Stansfield (12.3) and Galen Godbey (11.6) are the
other regulars averaging double figures.
In the rebound department, Persson, a 6-3 scrapper,
again tops the squad with 76, followed by Bill Young (71),
Godbey (66), and 6-2 Daley (45). The Lions have yielded
73.4 points per game while scoring 72.8 themselves.
Egli now has something he didn't possess through the
first seven games—depth, Bill Stansfield, at 6-8, returned
to the lineup on a regular basis recently, and two new
comers, Gregg Hamilton and Mike Egleston, showed
promise in their first bit of action Wednesday. Egli also
sighted an overall increase in spirit since the duo, aca
demically ineligible the first part of the season, started
attending practice sessions.
The coach hopes to make a good showing in what may
be a good opportunity for advancement today. It may be
the team's last good opportunity.
SYRACUSE
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Trailed Only Once
Weiss Praises Team
CAMPUS PACKS ON SALE
Ground Floor HUB
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
9:00 aim 5:00 p.m.
Sponsored by: HUB Committees
The Blue Eyed Soul Brothers of
Zeta Beta Tau
Will snap to the sounds of
one of Harrisburg's finest ...
JAMMY—
An Rushees Invited
Saturday, Jan. 13 8130 p.m.
SUNDAY
WORSHIP
Methodist
EISENHOWER
CHAPEL
11:15 a. m.
in Gymn•stics Win
'SPINNING AROUND on a side horse maneuver is last all six events, scoring 59.45 altogether and edging out team
night's all-around champion, Penn State's Greg Weiss. A mate Bob Emery for the honor. Behind the efforts of Weiss,
graduate student in business at the University, Weiss came Emery and the other four State participants, Gene Wall
in, third in this event, scoring 9.40. He averaged 9.41 on stone's squad edged the Scandinavians, 272.20.270.55.
Jazz Club Jazz Club Jazz Club Jazz Club Jazz Club Jazz Club Jazz Club Jazz Club
N
F 4
IS
-)
Jazz A anorama Show
gni, z:zor qnl3 nor - qnl3 zzor gni" =Dr cop zzar elm nor cino nor elm zzor
Volkswagen
introduces
the automatic
stick shift.
THE JAZZ CLUB
Will hold, a drawing for the winner of the
FIRST ANNUAL JAZZ CLUB POLL
Monday, January 15th on Kent Hazen's
(WDFM, 91.1 FM, 8-10 p.m.)
The winner will receive complimentary
tickets to all Jazz Club Concerts this year.
--- TUNE IN, YOU MAY WIN ---
After lo these many years our humble
little bug hos gone automatic.
Gone is the clutch.
Gone is the wifely whine, "Ws cute, but
I can't drive it,"
Gone is an era of Volkswagendom.Snilt
And in its place?
A Volkswagen you con drive all over
town without shifting.
Onfy on the highway do you shift.
Once. (This is an economy move. Which,
after all, is still the name of the game.)
But you do have a choice in the matter
you can drive it the easy way (described
above). Or you can start out in low and
take it through the gears like a regular
stick shift.
The automatic stick shift is an optioni
you pay a little more. .
But you do a little less.
Mierley Volkswagen, Inc.
1500 North Atherton Street
State College
PAGE FIVE
s.
a
N
N
a
p 4
14
0 YOLF4WAOUI OF/01E1MA. IM.:
AUTHORIZLD
INAttitll