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Fencers Dump ed
By 'Temple Ow►s
By DON MCKEE
Collegian Sports Writer
Traditional weaknesses have a habit of
cropping up at the most inopportune times
and wiping out a team's best efforts.
Penn State's fencing team found this out
Saturday, and what could have gone down as
the upset of the year turned into merely an
other of those frustrating "near-misses."
The Lions played host to Temple in the
season opener for Dick Klima's fencers and
the Owls arrived with a two-Year winning
streak of 16 matches.
Toughest Opposition
When the visitors left they carried with
them a 17-match string, but State had pro
vided the toughest opposition the Owls had
encountered this year.
The sophomore-laden Lions won two of
the three fencing categories, capturing both
the sabre and epee events by scores of 5-4.
But State's traditional weakspot, the foil
bouts, dashed any hopes for an .upset when
the Owls grabbed eight of the nine possible
points to emerge with a hard-fought 16-11
victory.
What pleased Klima most was the fine
showing of his rookies. Five of the Lion's
* * *
Clauss, State, def. Edelman, 5.2, and Glassgold, 5-2, and lost to Mer
diusnev,
Gatti, State, def. Edelman, 5-4, and lost to Merdiushev, 5-3, and Glass
gold, 34.
HIII, State, dol. Edelman, 5.0, and Glassoold, 5-1, and lost to Mer•
diushev,
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Goza, Stale, def. Wagner, 5.3,. and Kah, 5-2, and lost to Levy, 5-3.
Wright, State def. Levy, 5.3, and Wagner, 5.3, and lost to Kahn, 5-2.
Doering, State, def. Wagner, 5-2, and lost to Levy, t-4, and Kahn, 54,
Kegley, State, lost to Shamash, 5-3, Campbell, 3.3, and Zawadskl, 5-4.
Schmid, State, del, Campbell, 5.4, and lost to Shamash, 5-0, and Za
Wedski, 5.4,
Griffiths, State, lost to Shamash, 5-0, Campbell, 5-2, and Zawadski, 5-4.
Lombardi Ponders Future
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Vince down for some serious self
Lombardi relaxed in the sun at conversation and give Vince
poolside yesterday and insisted Lombardi a good hard look. I
once again it probably would am going to be in Green Bay."
be a month before he made up Th e p ac k ers scaled th e
his mind whether to continue heights this season, winning an
coaching the C-een Bay Pack- unprecedented third straight)
ers. . .
.National Football League title
. . .
Although there are persistent and dumping the Oakland
reports that he will spin off the Raiders 33-14 in Sunday's Super
coaching chores, possibly to Bowl game at the Orange Bowl,
Phil Bengston, his veteran de- Speaking of the game and the
iensive coach, and concentrate Packers' future, Lombardi
on his job as general manager, sounded like a loan who would
Lombardi denied he had made not know what to do with him
a decision. self if he were not coaching.
"I really dOn't, know," he "We have to make some de
said.cisions on some people,!' said
"I am being very truthful Lombardi. "Talent isn't all.
with you. In a month's time, You have to be able to play
I should be able to say some- under pressure. We have some
thing. I have no offers, football men who do an excellent job
or businesswise. Green Bay is all year but don't do it under
my job. I really have to sit pressure in the big games."
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nine starters had never appeared in varsity
competition before Saturday.
Harry Hill made a promising debut by
easily capturing his first two bouts. The
sophomore then carried Temple's, two-time
All-American, Demetri Merdiushev, to the
final point before bowing, 5-4.
Senior Co-Captains Jerre Claus and Joel
Goza each won two of three bouts for the
Lions. Claus lost only to Merdiushev and
Geza's sole defeat was at the hands of Tem
ple's Middle Atlantic Conference epee cham
pion, Alan Levy.
Top Performance
State's Rick Wright turned in a top per
formance in defeating Levy, 5-3. Wright, a
junior, was the fourth Lion to win two of
three bouts. Merdiushev paced the Owls by
winning all three of his bouts.
,
The good showing against a more ex
perienced team pleased Klima. "I wasn't dis
couraged on Saturday," said Klima, "we
weren't overwhelmed.'
The fencers meet Newark College of
Engineering this Saturday in Rec Hall. "A
few corrections will have to be made," said
Klima. If the coach can whip his charges
into the same spirits as prevailed against
Temple, State could capture its first win of
the season.
* *
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