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Harriers Place Third As . . .
Ashenfel ter Tcikes Second
In IC4A Cross-Country
tiliffany Lion JV's Salvage Grid Finale;
Down Bucknell JV's For Lone Win
Penn State's grid Jayvees sal
vaged one victory in their three
game season Friday by battering
Bucknell's freshman team. 13-6,
in a bruising battle on Beaver
practice field.
Notching touchdowns in the
second and fourth quarters. Coach
Jim O'Hora's Nittany Juniors
displayed a scoring punch that
was lacking in their previous
losses to Syracuse and Navy.
A freak play. in which a Buck
nell back batted a pass into the
hands of Lion fullback Lee Hen
ry. accounted for the first PD.
Henry also tallied the second
State score on, a plunge from the
Bison v-inch line.
Driving 70 yards to the Buck
.nell 15. the Lion Jayvees unleased
two T-formation passes. quarter
back Bill Brown to end Dalton
Rurnberger. to account for half
the distance. From the 15. Brown
faded back to pass. was rushed
Phi Eps, Hot Rocks Win Titles
Independent Winners
Outscore Dorm 13, 12-0
•In defeating Dorm 13 for the
intramural independent football
championship, 12-0, th e Hot
Rocks preserved their perfect
record in this fall's competition.
Sparkplug of this aggregation
was Chuck MacFarland, the for
mer varsity football and baseball
star of past Nittany Lion teams.
It was MacFarland and his passes
which carried the offensive bur
den for this squad, composed
chiefly of physical education
majors.
Last Thursday, when the Hot
Rocks gained the crown. a strong
offensive, launched immediately
after the kickoff, led to a touch
down within the first four plays
of the conirst.
FINE STAND
Dominating the play through.
out the tilt, the Hot Rocks were
never headed; an intercepted
pass led to their second six
pointer prior to half-time, and
the victors threatened several
times in the second half only to
be rebuffed by Dorm 13's fine
goal line stands.
Other outstanding players for
the champions were Ed Tigert.
Grant Dixon and Ted Kauffman:
the defensive web which they
helped spin spelled defeat for
their opponents.
For the losers, Jim Robinson,
Blue and White track ace, was
a continuous threat: matching
speed with elusiveness. Robbie
tried, Nut in vain, to notch the
win for his mates.
The cross-country combination
of Jerry Karver and Horace Ash
enfelter separated yesterday wf
ternoon as Ashenfelter placed
second behind 80'..) Black of
Rhode Island State in the IC4tA
I meet while Karver failed to fin
ish among the top five.
New York City champions.
Manhattan College. took the team
honors with 86 points. Syracuse
placed second with 107. and Perm
State and Army tied for third
with 116 points.
Running in a field of 180 run
ners from 36 colleges. Ashenfelter
and Black paced the field for the
first four miles. Black forged
ahead at that point and finished
60 yards ahead of 'Ash' in 25:37.1.
a record for the newly built
zourse.
Rienzo. Manhattan harrier.
Tossed the finish line nineth. and
four Manhattan runners finished
among the first 30 to give the
New York team the margin of
victory.
In the freshman competition.
Manhattan again placed tint with
50 points as NYU. last year's var
sity winners placed second with
190.
hard. and tossed a wobbly pass to
the Bison 5-stripe. where Bison
Jim Ostendarp batted it straight
back to Henry on the 10. Henry
raced to Day dirt for the score.
In the last Period Lion quar
terback Bill Cormon was back to
punt on his own 35. When the
boot was blocked, he picked r;:.
the ball and scampered 41 yarfis
to the visitors' .24. Eight Plays la
ter Henry plowed over from the
6-inch stripe.
Bucknell countered with its on
ly touchdown late in the game
by driving 80 yards. the biggest
chunk of which was a 57-yard
jaunt by Ostendarp. who sparked
Bison play throughout the contest
and registered the visitors' score.
Brown converted the Lions'
Point after TD by placement. Too
man on defense among State
linemen was guard Fred Felbaum,
who recovered from a leg injury
incurred early in the season.
fraternity Champs Edge
KDR 1-6 fOr Fifth Win
Phi Epsilon Pi. intramural fra
ternity football league winners.
gained its title the hard way,
coming from behind in its fifth
and final game to conquer Kappa
Delta Rho in overtime, '7-6.
One of the tourney's brightest
stars, "Slingin' Sammy" Freed
son," was the key man in the Phi
Ep attack, guiding the champs
from his quarterback berth and
excelling with his phenomenally
^,ccurate passes. Behind spread
formation line-up, Freedom, in
the five games, completed 43 out
of 97 aerials, with Marc "Choo
Cho" Claster, Bud Rose, Len
Kleinman and Bob Lindy his
main receivers.
Kappa Delta Rho, which pre
viously had eliminated last year's
winner, Delta Upsilon, had
gained the final round by virtue
of its fine defensive play, none of
its victims having registered a
touch rl own ,
ROTHSCHILD SCORES
KDR forged into an early lead
on a relay aerial which found
Wasilewski crossing the goal. Not
until the second half did Phi Ep
knot the score, as Bud Roths
^hilcl. sterling center, caught a
Freedson aer i a l after Leon
Greenwald and Bob Rittmaster
had collaborated to bring the
ball deep into enemy territory.
An overtime period . resulted,
as the regular game ended in a
tie; it was here that another
Freedson pass this one to Clas
ter, brought the yardage which
brought the title.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
JEFF DURKOTA BREAKS THE ICE with a 48-yard sprint for the Lions' first touchdown
against Navy Saturday afternoon in Baltimore. Later, the high-scoring wingback took the ball
again on the same reverse play and romped 92-yards for the clinching Lion score.
Jeffrey To Guide Booters
Three of the East's too college
coaches will direct the collegiate
all-star soccer team which is
booked to oonose crack amateur
outfits on an extended road trio
later this month.
The coaching staff will be
headed by the veteran Bill Jef
frey'. of Penn State. and assisting
him will be Pete Leafless. Tem
ole• University coach, and Glen
'Ton" Warner. Navy mentor.
These three coaches are credited
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with consistently good soccer
teams.
Coach Jeffrey. who already has
named two of his own players.
Dean Hartman and Ralph Hoster
man, to the college team. says his
party will carry 16 players and
that representatives will be cha
sen from major soccer schools in
the East.
On the tour, which ovens at
Pittsburgh November 27. follow
ed by games at St. Louis Novem-
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OPPONENTS' SCORES
Washington State 14, Oregon
State 13
Bucknell 6, Buffalo 14
Fordham 0, Lafayette 7
Syracuse 7, Colgate 0
West Virginia 0, Virginia 6
Temple 6, Michigan State 14
Pitt 0, Purdue 28
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