Lady fencers
MISS sweep
, A quick, left-handed fencer from Cornell
foiled the bid of the Penn State women's team
for a sweep Saturday of a quadrangular meet
at Ithaca, N.Y.
Naomi Bolvary, scoring most of her points
on parry riposte,,-led Cornell past the Lady
Lions, 9-7, after Penn State had disposed of
* Binghamton, 10-6, and Oswego, also 10-6.
Bolvary's key wins came over previously
unbeaten Tamar Greenshpon and Carol
Jursik, the Penn State duo finished the day
with a combined record of 14 wins and two
losses
Riflers shoot down two opponents
The Penn State rifle team
came away from its home
opener yesterday with a
double win as its combined
score 'of 2684 bested the
Rochester Institute of
Technology (2588) and an
Army ROTC team from Penn
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Greenshpon and Judy Smith triggered the
Lady Lions' win over Binhamton, as each
posted 3-0 marks. Also going unbeaten were
Alice Butterick (2-0) and Jursik (1-0), while
Wendy Paschedag recorded the other vic
tory.
Against Oswego, Donna Grishbowsky,
Jursik, Greenshpon, and Paschedag all went
2-0. Judy Kappmever and Butterick picked
up the other points for Penn State.
Greenshpon and Jursik despite their losses
to Bolvary still picked up three victories
apiece against Cornell. The other triumph
was gained by Paschedag. The Lady Lions
will have a change for revenge when they
host Cornell at the end of the season (March
26).
Penn State's next fencing action will be
Wednesday against Jersey City.
State (2481).
Bob Avril led the riflers in
the unusal Sunday morning
"Church" match with a score
of 542. Not far behind Avril
were teammates Charlie
Hahn (539), Dan Eichenlaub
(539) and Doug Ebert (538).
Rounding out the top five was
Sherri Landes, with a 526 in
her first match of the season.
Leading the ROTC squad
was Don Burton (533), who
defected from the Penn State
team for the day.
Bowlers roll on
Penn State's women
bowlers pinned an im
pressive 23-4 setback on
visiting Edinboro State
College Saturday to boost
their early-season mark to
2-0.
The Lions men's squad
also upped its record to 2-0,
with a win over Edinboro
by default.
Coach Don Ferrell's
ladies yielded only four
singles games to the losers
and swept all three team
matches en route to an
easy win. "I was quite
pleased. The girls all
bowled well;" Ferrell said.
Ferrell's lone returnee
from last year, Gina
Attanucci, was sluggish in
singles action but came on
strong in team rolloffs to
spark the alleywomen.
Attanucci, who earned
- TM
high single and average
game with 248 and 189
respectively, was beaten
twice by the loser's Betty
Mangiapane early. "I had
a horrible first game (138),
and then lost the second by
three pins," she said.
Attanucci copped the third
game to avoid being
shutout.
State's Karen Hosterman
and Tina Clark continued
to find the groove con
sistently as they rolled to
three straight singles
victories. Cindi McCool and
Mary Lou . Manfredi each
dumped their foes twice.
Penn State averaged 182.
for the day and Edinboro
150.
The men's and women's
squads will be idle until
Jan. 13, when they travel to
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The Penn State men's fencers took a major
step toward being a national class team
Saturday morning, as they upended Cornell's
Big Red, last year's number three team in
the nation, 15-12.
The Lions also picked up amther victory
against Binghamton, 19-8, in the tri-meet
held in Ithaca, N. Y. over the weekend. The
wins make the fencers 6-0, and give them a
big boost in their quest for a national title:
Penn State's all-time epee fencer Andy
Nightingale had a big day against the Big
Red, winning three matches without a loss,
as State's epee fencers finished 6-3 on the
day. Jeff Butterick also helped the cause with
a 2-0 mark.
The Nittany Lions also finished at 6-3
against Cornell in the foil event. Ken Bohl
and Steve Dorfman joined Lion captain and
last year's number four national foil fencer,
John Corona, by going 2-1 against the Big
Red.
The only losing event for the Nittany Lions
against Cornell came in sabre, where the Big
Red triumphed, 6-3. But in combined events
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against both Cornell and Binghamton, the
sabre men finished well. Both Bill Squire and
Tom Wasley evened their marks at 3-3 on the
day.
The victory over the Big Red should give
the Lions a shot in the arm and had to bring a
smile to the face of coach Mac Garret, who
was a little apprehensive about facing a class
team like Cornell this early in the season. But
Squire felt differently.
"We've been doing a lot of fencing this
season," the sabre fencer said. "We started
practice since the first day of classes this
year and many of us have been involved in
tournaments. We were ready as we could be.
Cornell had a really top-notch team, we just
fenced well."
Does this win mean a great deal toward
that national championship?
"It's got to raise our hopes," Squire said.
"A lot of us know that this will be our last
year together and we're going to try and
make the best of it. But we're going to look at
it meet by meet."
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