TUESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1957
3-Way Ist Place
Highlight Harrier
By GEORGE FRENCH
Like a good bottle of wine,;
the Lion varsity and fresinna
harriers seem to improve with
age:
Last Saturday both Nittany
squads sent three runners
across the-tape in first - place ties,
clinching both meets before
Cornell runner could cross th
finish line.
The Lion varsity breezed pass
the Big Red, 20-35. while Ulf
freshmen buried their Come!
counterparts, 17-41
The Lions were forced to de
pend upon the performarfces of
their fourth and fifth men in their
opener with Navy. But such was
not the case against CornelL
The teams' improvement can be
gauged more accurately by the
impressive times turned in by
both Lion squads than by tht
one-sided scores.
Capt. Fred Kerr, Clem Schoene•
beck and Ed Moran covered thf
five-mile stretch in 26:28.8 thk
fifth - fastest time ever recorded on
the University course.
Three of the faster times were,
recorded in last year's 15-40 1
whitewash by the NCAA Cham- i
pion Michigan State Squad—thel
Lions' next opponent one week,
from Saturday at East Lansing,
Mich. The three were.llenry Ken
nedy, 25:50.2; Selwyn Jones,;
25:44; and Gay Denslow, 25:57.5,
Of the five Michigan State run
ners to finish ahead of all Nit-,
tany harriers, Kennedy and junior
Ron Wheeler remain on Coach
Ka r 1 Schlademan's flu - ridden'
Spartan squad.
The fourth faster time-26:28.1
was recorded by Pitt's famed l l
Arnie Sowell in 1955.
Sophomore Dick Engelbrink's
fifth place- clocking of 26:15
against Cornell was 18 seconds
better than Wheeler's fifth place
last year.
Although Sam White, ninth;
Chick King, 11th; George Jones,
13th; Al Jones, 14th; Jack Wil
liams, 15th; and Joe Thompson,
16th, were- well behind the "Big
Four," Coach Chick Werner was
pleased with their performance
and believes that by the end of
the season they will be able to
reduce considerably the gap-be
tween the fourth and fitfh man.
Dennis Johnson,, Herrn Weber
and, Bill Sehoenebeck broke- the
tape in 16:19---23 seconds over the
freshman 3-mile course record—
in the 17-41 rout of the Cornell
frosh. Ron Landon in 16:47 and
Dick Anderson in 16:48 placed
fifth and sixth for the Lion frosh.
Cagers Begin Practice
Varilly basketball practice
begini at 6:30 tonight in Rec
reation Hall, Coach John Egli
announced. Freshman practice
will not start until two weeks
from now. Oct. 29. The Lions
open Their regular season next
month.
Outing Club Rock Climbers
The Rock Climbing Division of,
the Outing Club will meet at 7
tonight in 317 Willard.
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CAPTAIN FRED ICERR (21), Clem Schoenebeck (24) and Ed Moran
(22) break the tape in a three-way tie for first place against Cor
nell's cross-country team Saturday. on the University golf course.
The Lions won the meet, 20-35.
4 Nittany
Grid Foes
Score Wins
Vanderbilt, Penn State's grid
iron opponent Saturday, lost to
Mississippi, 28-0, last weekend_
Like the Lions, Vanderbilt is
prone to fumble at the wrong
time.
'Tumbles frittered away
every chance Vandy had to
make it close." Lion coach Tor
Toretti, who scouted the Com
modores, said.
As for the Lions' other future
foes, only Marquette lost that lois
being to another Nittany oppon
ent, Holy Cross_ Pitt, West Vir
ginia, and Syracuse won in easy
fashion.
The Panthers blasted a weak
Nebraska eleven, 34-0. With regu
lars Dick Bowen, Jim Theodore
and Bill Kaliden side-lined with
injuries, reserves Joe Scisly and
Ivan Toncic had a chance to ram
ble.
Scisly scored twice, once on
a 29-yard run. Riddle plunged
for a touchdown, and Toncic
directed the attack at quarter
back.
West Virginia. on the rebound
from its Wisconsin licking, crush
ed Boston University, 46-6. The
Mountaineers, amassing-411 total
yards, ‘ added insult to injury
when sophomore Tony Tallarico
stole the ball and toted it 90 yards
to score.
Syracuse tallied 26 points in the
second quarter as Cornell bowed.
34-0. The Lions will meet Syra
cuse on the road Oct. 26.
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Sigma Pi Win Tops
IM Football Action
The brilliant offensive play of Dave Palmer led the Sigma
Pi touch football team to a comeback 6-0 victory over, Phi
Epsilon Pi to highlight intramural grid action last night on
the golf course_
In other gates:
jfarry Furminger's field goal gave Lambda Chi Alpha a
3-0 decision over Sigma Nu; Tri
angle rolled to a t 5-1) triumpher late in the first half_ Como
over Pi Sigma Upsilon: the In- hit Furminger on the Sigma Nu
ebriates shut out the McElwain 27-yard line, then on the five.
Men, 7-0: Jack Barbieri's passing Lambda Chi could not pass that
parked Phi Kappa Psi to a 15-6 point, but Furminger provided the
win over Tau Phi Delta; Chi Phi winning margin by splitting the
wliite%vashed Kappa Sigma. 13-0: uprights from 15 yards out.
the Fourteen Lions topped the Sigma Nu threatened in the
Navy. 8-0; Phi Delta Theta won a second stanza when Woody
forfeit over Beta Sigma Rho; and Griffiths made a circus catch
a 7-3 edge in first downs gave of a 55-yard Fred Wolfe pass
Delta S:gma Phi a 14-13 win over on the Lambda Chi
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Phi Sigma Delta_ . penalty broke up the drive.
Sigma Pi and Phi Ep played the Don Peters paced the Triangle
first half to a standoff, neither romp. passing twice to Lee Near
club chalking up a first down. ing for touchdowns and scoring
Phi Ep broke the ice shortly another himself on an aerial from
after the second half kickoff. Gordy Rutherford. Rutherford
After an Arnie Rosenthal pass and Milt Countryman tallied the
gained the contests initial first other Triangle six-pointers.
down. Larry Kramer heaved 30
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missed a 24*-yard field goal try.
but Rosenthal flipped a short Due Tomorrow
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Palmer stole the limelight tate 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in the IM of
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