SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 19
Nittany Trackmen Meet
West Point Away Today
Penn State's indoor track team, with .a surplus of good
sprinters and distance men, left yesterday morning for West
Point where they will meet the Army in its second dual meet
of the year.
Among the array of sprint stars competing for coach Chick
Werner is Dick Hambright, a very promising sophomore whol
runs well in anything from the 220 to the 1000-yard run.
Hambright, who won. the 600-yard dash as a freshman
against the Army plebes last year,, will again run in the same
event and will also compete on * * *
the mile relay team. He has al
ready been clocked at 1:13.0 in
the 600 and last year in the
IC4A's in New York he ran a
1:5&4 880 leg for the mile relay
team
Jim Norton will also go in the
600 with Hambright. Norton,
whn finished third in the event
against Army last year in
1:13.8, will also run in. the 60-
yard dash along witl" s. sopho
more Blaine O'Connor.
Ed Moran, a 4:3 miler and
owner of a 1:51.5 anchor-leg half.
and -. red Kerr, a 4i:24 miler,. will
run in the male_
In the 2-mile run Dick Frte*-
brink, holder of the freshman,
mile record of 4:17.5 and 8110.
record of 1.:54.5., and Kerr will;
compete for the thinelads.
John Fareira and Ted Lau
shinsky are two relatively new
men in the hurdles who will .
Compete in this event fir the
Lions today.
Moran, along with George
Jones and Bail Schwab will run
in the 10011-yard mum.. In the
Lions lasi meet this year
against Navy, Moran bummed
up the Middies' back in this
event setting a„ Navy field
house record with a time et
2:16.0.
The mile relay team is com-i
posed of O'Connor, Buster Thom
as, Hambright and. Norton_
It may very well be that the.
2-mile relay team will break +me
existing Army fie.rei house record
of 7:53.8 in this event.
The team last week wen the
Milhose 2-aisle relay in 7:418,
setting a new Penn Slade in
dace record- All who competed
in this record race will run to
day except Dick Fr- ,,,, nhrikilq.
who is on the 1-male relay team.
Acacia Rushes
To First Place
On Shutout Win
Acacia shut out Triangle. 4-0,1
Thursday night to gain sole pos
session of first place in the Fra
ternity C Bowling League.
In two other shutouts, Chi Phi
blanked Pi Kappa Alpha and AI-1
pha CM Sigma 'won aver Alpha'
Phi Delta.
Alpha Chi Rho defeated Sigma
Alpha Mu and Pi Kappa Phi
downed Theta Kappa by 3-I
scores. The final match between
Lambda Chi Alpha and Phi Kap
pa Sigma resulted in a 2-2 tie_
Gary Zinman and AI Rose,. Sig
ma Alpha Mu, copped the high
single game, 212, and the high
series, 569, respectively.
The fight for top League D
honors stayed nip and tuck
with both Beta Sigma Rho and
Sigma Phi Epsilon recording
their second straight shutouts.
In other action Beaver House
whitewashed. Tau Phi DPitv, Del
ta Sigma Phi beat Phi Sigma Del
ta, 'Beta Theta Pi downed Phi
Gamma Delta: and Phi Sigma
Kappa defeated Sigma Tau Gam
ma_
Bob Koehler, Phi Sigma Kappa,
bowled both high single
203. and high series, 505. .
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Buck Shaw . With two weeks of light drills ;John Behne head the list of mid
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