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Nittany, Mich. St. Harriers Vie
For Leading
_X -Country-Honors
The winner of tomorrow's meet between Chick Werner's Lion harriers and the charges
of Michigan State's Karl Schlademan will probably be top choice for national hill-and-dale
honors.
Both teams scored easy victories in their opening meets. Werner's thinclads ran rough
shod over the marathoners Of
Pittsburgh and Cornell, while
Michigan State had little trouble
taking Ohio State and Purdue in
to camp.
State, a perennial Eastern lead
er in the hill-and-dale sport, will
field a veteran team against the
highly-touted Spartans. With one
exception, Dudley Foster, the
only member of the team who
isn't a senior, the team is the
same one that represented Penn
Stae in cross country last year_
Brothers Race
Bill and Don Ashenfelter, Al
Porto, Bob Freebairn, Jack St.
Clair, Dudley Foster, Bill Gorapn,
and Bob Parsons will carry the
State colors against the Spartans.
Michigan State, last year's
NCAA champion and the first
team to win the triple crown in
cross country when they swept
the the NCAA, senior AAU, and
1C,4-A titles in 1948, are again
rated as one of the top harrier
teams in the nation
Although the Spartans have
lost most of the runners that gave
them the top position in the
marathon sport, they will be
paced by Warren Dreutzler and
Don Makielski, two of the top
cross country men in the nation.
Dreutzler, Makielski Tough
Dreutzler, NAAU Steeplechase
champion, and Makielski will be
the Spartans one-two punch.
Francis Carey and Dick Roberts
are the only othei returning let
termen. Spartan newscomers are
Wayne Scutt, John Walter, Walt
Scoenegge, and Jerry Zerbe.
While Michigan State may have
the edge as to outstanding niadi
vidual performers, the Lions seem
to have the edge in balance.
Dreutzler or Makielski will be
rated as the ones to beat for in
dividual honors. Bill Ashenfelter,
tomorrow's captain, who copped
first place against Pitt and Cor
nell, will be State's No. 1 choice
to beat out the Spartan duo.
Pro Basketball Game
In Lock Haven Gym
Regional basketball fans will
get an early NBA preview to
morrow night when two court
powers, the Philadelphia War
riors and the Washington Capi
tals, clash in the field house of
the Lock Haven State Teachers
College at 9:15 o'clock.
Basketball greats such as something that the machine-like
George Senesky and Joe Fulks Penn State teams definitely find
will appear, along with rookies to their advantage.
Nelson Bobb, Ike Borsavage, Paul The Lions have already taken
Arizin, and Tommy O'Keefe. four straight this season and are
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVhNIA
By RAY GALANT
Will Captain Lions Against Michigan St.
BILL ASHENFELTER will represent State's biggest threat to
steal individual honors from Michigan State's Warren Dreutzler
tomorrow. Bill has paced the Lion thinclads to victories over Pitts
burgh and Cornell with a first place finish in both meets.
Booters Oppose
In Homecoming
The undefeated Nittany Lion soccer team will celebrate Coach
Bill Jeffrey's 25th Homecoming game by attempting to extend
its winning streak to 20 games at the expense of Colgate at 10,a.m.
tomorrow.
The National Co-Champions
will be at full strength for the
first time in two weeks with the
return of scorer Joe Lane to ac
tion. The rangy center forward.
who broke, an all-time Penn State
record by tallying seven times in
the season opener with Bucknell.
has been nursing an injured
ankle.
New Raider Coach
The Colgate contingent will be
brought to State College by a
new coach, Tom Dockrell. Re
ports indicate that the Red Raid
ers will field an inexperienced
club and lack of experience is
Colgate
Contest
averaging five goals per game.
The peak performance of. the
year was the Bucknell game
which saw the loser's goal dented
no less than 11 times.
Call Frosh Boxers
Orient Martella, freshmen box
ing coach, has issued a call .for
freshmen boxing candidates.
'Ring aspirants are asked to re
port to ringside at Rec Hall at
4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 31-and Nov. 1.
DURING HOMECOMING
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Yarn (Khaki & Plaid)
Nittany Card & Gift Shop
Opposite Atherton Hall
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Phi KS, Lambda (hi
Delta . Tau Delta, staving off a
last-play comeback by Zeta Beta
Tau which ended on the one
foot line, won the i r second
straight IM football game last
night, 12-7. Sigma Nu, last year's
champs, triumphed over Phi Sig
ma Kappa, 13-0, in another fra
ternity battle.
In the independent contests,
the Dragons were victorious for
the second time as they dov s vned
Dorm 39, 7-0.. Dorm 26 topped the
Blackhawks in an overtime game,
1-0. It was the initial win for the
dorm men.
ZBT scored first in their thriller
with DTD, and the half ended
7-6 when the victors scored but
missed the extra point. In the
opening minutes of the second
period, DTD scored again and
held on the lead.
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Football;
Win Swim Meet
Natators from Phi Kappa Sig
ma, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Al
pha Sigma Phi captured swim
ming victories in the tri-dual
meet yesterday afternoon at
Glefinland pbol as the third
round of competition for the fra
ternities got under way.
In the opener, Phi Kappa Sig
ma outscored Delta Upsilon, 24-
17; Lambda Chi Alpha edged Al
pha Zeta, 23-17; and Alpha Sig
ma Phi dunked Chi Phi, 22-19.
Bob Richardson, DU's winged
merman, sparked his team to vic
tory with a double triumph.
Richardson won the 60-yard free
style and also copped individual
diving honors. Lambda Chi pro
duced a double winner in Dick
Wert. Wert won the 60-yard
free-style and breast stroke.
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