BASKETBALL (from p. 4)
of Clarion State College whom they have
already beaten in the first game this
"sclssion, 121-91. The game Will start
at 8:oo p.m. in Erie Hall.
Saturday night, same time and
place, they will play the Warren Cam
pus of Edinboro State College. The game
will be sponsored by a Booster Club
jamMY-
Tuesday, January 10, opponent
will be the team from Jamestown Com
munity College who will also play on
the Behrend home courts.
January 14 Erie Hall will be
the scene of a double-header of sorts.
The 3 o'clock basketball game against
the Dußois Campus team will be pre
ceded by the first home wrestling
'match against the squad of that cam
pds.
All are strongly urged to
get out and support the team at
these games_
guys has not been a vacation from
practice. Let's get out and show
them we're with them all the vey!
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For the second straight year
a Penn State football planer has been
cited by the National Collegiate Ath
letic Association for scholastic ex
izellence.
John Runnells, a senior line
backer from Scotch Plains, N.j., has
been awarded a $l,OOO BUM scholarship
for postgraduate study at the University
or graduate school of his choice.
Vacation for these
Runnells is one of 22 Col
lege players honored for their
scholastic achievement, 11 from the
VCAA's university division and 11
from the college division.
The awards were made
through the NCAA Postrgraduate
Scholarship Awards Committee, head
ed by Lawrence C. Woodruff, dean of
students at the University of Kan
sas.
A pre-law student majoring in busi
ness logistics, Runnells has a
career average of 3.48 and during
the past football season registered
a 3.33. Re has been named to the
Deans list four times, including
two fall terms when he was busy
with football, and twice he com
piled perfect 4.0 averages. He
plans to enter ley school next
September.
A regular linebacker for
three seasons, Rnnnells was named
to the 1966 All-East second team,
the All-Pennsylvania first team and r
received All-America honorable men
tion. Be was named to a first-team
defensive berth on the 1965 Academic
All-America team and is a likely rep
eater on this year's team.
Dubois Campus will be host to the
Intercampus league Western Section
Tburnament on Friday and Satmrday,,
January 27-28, 1967. Altoona,
Behrend, Dußois, and Shenango Valley
campuses will be participating in
the event which will include compet
ition in bowling, chess, and table
tennis.
I.C.M.T.