.PAGf fwp Moran 2nd Breaks Nittany Record, Loses to St. Johns? Close NEW YORK— Peter Close held off a determined ] idd State’s Ed Moran to win the mile rim in last night** IC4-A',s track’meet at Madison Square. Garden. Vilianova won lbs* team title-with was aeoood.wtUi 27. r The meet was determined on the results of {beVijUt tehee eventsoin which Vmiuwa atemd 9% points to 4 lor teeJasper*. Penn State fin . tfied Sh points. dose won the event' in|s4:lft3. three yards ahead at his ■ Lion >. eppooetrt a -ST second final ~ losing Mohan ran the ■C’-"?»*laattehe'ever tamed invby a V. rfl/mai StfaftW-tniAman—»hder 4:ll. ' • JWekv JCrigetttrink placed elghthffar the mflesfinal. -•* ' Co-Captain Jim Uorton placed fiftfain iheSOO-yard run wiiich .Sv •- was won by Manhattan** Don asinptayin 1:1L Co-Captain Oggie Morris tied - for.fifth inlhepole vault with a P - leap of IS feet, barely missing the „ « bfur at 13*4". ■ s ; ... mOanova'a -Ron Mtaqr took ■ aanapraradutaddoablarle ;‘ \■ toryby. warning: fi»tero-mile ' tub in 1:171' and tha 1000-yard - hsja ItU. In lha tero-mila - •rant, tha Hying Irishman, ont locked Manhittan'i Gw Mir tin on the last-half lap to win .by aight yards. Pann State's’ *~Fssd Karr. Tunning third with : about 500 yards lo go look i teillea lha boards-aad did not Plscai o ■ /. • / • the lions increased their lead to . Lion sophomore John Fareira tied .fbr r fifth in the high jump, - which was -.won :by Villanova’s __ Phil. Reavis in 6-7“. Fareira clearad the bar at 6 , -2 w . Fareira ■ placed second in his trail heat of the 60-yard_high hurdles, in 0:7.5, behind ' the ,wioner A 1 _Hoddinott of 'Georgetown.' The lion sophomore was eliminated when he placed third in his quar " ter-final Jieat i • * Go-captain Jim.'Norton placed : fifth-4nthe 600-yard run which was mod by Manhattan's Tom Murphy in 1:11. . Although he won his haal in % 2:144. the . Lions' KOI Schwab qualify for_tha finals of Am 1000-yard run by :00.7 of a second. _ " . Penn/State's Dick Hambright t failed to qualify. in the 600, fin ishing third in his trial. heat in 1:143. Sophomore 1 Jones wsas eliminated from the 1000- run when he fell going into tee first him of a trial heat His eventual fifth-place finish in the ' .heat drew a round of applause „ Irom the Garden crowds ’' Manhattan's Jot Marchinoy took tha shot with a heave of ahead of Penn's Carl ffliiM. 1 .*'*.■ - j MILE JtUN: 1— Clou. Sv. John.: Z.I Umn, Pniß Stal.; 2. MUkr. Cmtdl;| 4.' Laial ftlttui: S. PiCamHlo. Notre Pnv. Tfane: 4:1«X . TWO MILE «tr»: 1. DrUney, Vilttnov.; t. Martin.: Manhattan : *■ StM«r, Harvard; 4. iOoaprr, Fordhom; l. Donohue, Bohr ’.Ooaa. 0:17.® i ZAMPEBIKI INVITATION MILK.- 1. V. thoaMld. SmtHT: aww. TurnMi: I BMtlr. Ft Jackaon: 4. JUac. N.T.A.C. ; ;V.,Ttoe: : «0-TABB BASH: 1. Colbnorr. Villa. •era; I Sarmli. Pitt: t. Border. Tala: A Oevle, Le&tUe; i. l ally ay. E.L Win, aina, time: ,o*:t • i-tt/ TStP UICH MDKOLES: 1. Hod dinott, ClDfvatoirß: 1. Landau.-HarvaTH: Ho)up. Vfllanova; ‘4.: Main. X.L: S. Dorm Wk. N.D. Tioae: T.S - <M TARD BUN: L Marphy. Manhattan: t, Smith. Bataa: :S. MarHtt. .Holy Crow; . d. Cadiz. i. Norton,' P«an State. Tiaw: 1:11 ■■ • . Mtt-T*SP atlft': 1- IMur. VilUnova ' ' •' ” '■■■■• .I'’-' f - '• For the Best In Composites : .1 KEPLER STUDIO 324 W. Bmw ! AD t-0131 Ed Moran .„, second in mile Jim Norton. ■- . . . out of the money 2. Soprano,- M*nhmtUii; 3.' Stevens, St John's;-4. .Williams, Georgetown ;;.i v Car* tiey, Georgetown. Time:, 2.12:8- PKOSR MEDLEY RELAY: i. Manhat tan ; 2.' NYU : 8. Yale; C Georgetown-: 5. lowa.'' Timet. 7.53:7 ' " BROAD JUMP: L Merman, NYU 24* 2* Hrmt Manhattan; 8,/Davis,! tLaSalle; 4. Kalejr, NJ).; 6. Carpenter. JArmy. , ’ -*■ ' _ | -.BHOTPUT: 1. llardiioaejr. M' llH"; 2. -Shine, .Penn; 3. : Monkosakr. I NYU; 4. Caaaarella. Boatog. U.; 1. .Win slow, Manhattan.. POLE VAULT: 1. Hoyle. ; Marquette— 14* r*: 2. Cray, Peon; 1. Tork, W> Va.; 4. Brady. VDlanova; L' Cyprus, Vfl- Isoora aad Btckmu, Yala.- : -. HIGH JUMP; L Renets. ' 4*7" 2 Steed, Vittanova; I. Gocda; Pitt; 4. San Saeon. NJ).; kjtie) Fareira, Penn State and Herman, NYU. 15-pound weight THROW: t. Joh* place , in the badminton doubles Uawlan. Bo— on U„ i~ 6%; t. Kerri.!Boe- C., ; eUmrifr Riirknpll 11-13 ' ton D- LBwtau; Army; 10 4. McWiiiUno. Bondin. ss :>i; s. Gmnd- In the basketball competition, . : w- ' Penh State ; bowed to Lock Ha- FirS‘.» li! 28-15. Jfudy Clancy was high Georx«town io: Holy Cron 4: Harvard T: for the losing Penn State women LaSalle 5: Hinbatuo t%x NYU JU. :-Notre with =9 points Dame 4 - Penn ft: Penh State-5 t/tiPKt 11: » cvnt-hronizod swimming R.I. J: St. John*. »; Srraeine *i Vlllanora - A *T3»cnron«ea ,S W 1 mmmg 3>i ; Wat Va. 3; Yale 3i;j. • ' demonstration WM he 1 a in r |HE DAILY COUiGIAN ;STAT£,COLI£GE PENNSYLVANIA . ‘ —pnHj CoHerimn . photo fcy Ron Miller SHE'LL. NEVER get away. Penn State’s coeds went down to de feat at the hands of Lock- Haveiivyesterday,- 28-15, in WRA’s Winter Sports Day. ■. ;-.v ' Coeds Take Second In WRA Sports Day ■■l.v;.-..'-’: By CARMELLA LASPADA * Lock Haven State Teachers College’s coeds captured three of five 1 events to cop top honors in the annual Women’s Recre ation Association winter sports*day at* White Hall yesterday, j Penn State came.in second; winning the other two events; Lock Haven racked up their three wins in volleyball, basketball and badminton dou bles competition. The, Penn State coeds copped first places in the bowling and the badminton sin gles events. This Is the third con secutive year that Penn State won the badminton singles. \ : Lock Haven notched the vol leyball competition by defeating Bucknell University 29-21. Dick inson fame in third place with Juniata finishing fourth. ; / The Penn Slate bowling team ■ ..with Carolyn Briggs, Barbara Cox. Judie Gordorn Dixie Bair and Mary Ann Light, rolled 5 to I an easy first place with a 1307 i 'team total score. 'was ' ' second with 1092 points.'. Jun-. lata came in third with 1019 i points and Lock Haven took; fourth place with 1013. ; Penn State’s Bafbara Cox had the:highest gyerage with, a score of 157. The. pinsetters ‘ for ‘ the bowling event were Penny Joy; Ruth Ott. Sharon Karr, - Ruth Longacre and Mary Williams. '.ln the badminton playoffs, Penn State’s :Sally : Thomas won the badminton singles title 11-0.- The Lock Paveh women swept first In IC4-A's ,•. . vvobs 10 rebounds the Shot, off went the buzzer, ift went the goal, and down weiit the Lion'S. •••• r . I . 'Blit the Lions .had - nothing to be ashamed of in losing, playing an inspired game in the. first, half, arid • completely o u t - rebounding the aggressive -Panthers, they jumped into. an early 11-7 lead. ; Led by the strong playing of co-captains R a in e y arid Baidy with an occasional helping hand from Colender and Boh Edivards. the Lions increased their lead to 25-14 and then 36-21 as.the half neared an end;. . With the' Lioni -leading 38-23 and two minutes left to play, the Panthers put on their first serious scoring -surge to cut" the - margin to 38-31.* Edwards’ goal- shortly rm.wiDv :. . before the buzzer sent the Nit- CAGE SUMMARY ; tanies oft the court with the nine p£T f:tp point lead. , PenuM 2 o- d 4 Baidy 7 'a- s 17; But then came the second half 4 s-•6.i3.R*in*y' 7 4- « is a hd the accurate Hennon.Scoring Hur»h • I 2- S 8 Edwards 5 ;S- 713 n . var j e t v . ol Bb6tS, including Mill* . 34-4 10 Htnc'ick 00-0. 0 .?- /mm almost Hennon'.- 10 4- 9 24 Colender 4 3- 4 11 tWO driving hOOKS from almost Meaher.o o- i, o KuUu , . o o- l o ten feet out, Hennon brought tna Simpnon, l, 2-2 4 Panthers within reaching dis ,Total. 22 17-22 Cl Totals 23 13-24. S» P*anuiei» w 1 * " -Halftime Scorer'.4o«4l- .- . ' tfIHCC. ' ' ■ .. • : ••' • -which/ six. coeds from Dickinson j •did a routine to, "Sleeping La- ; /goon." Bucknell did a duel to j -"Tango Tropicano" and Jo Ma son. Betsy McKensie and Lynda i Paynler from PennSlaie dem- ■ - onstrated : basic and hybrid ■ stunts used in synchronized" swimming and also demonslrat-, stylized' strokes. ' ■ A modern- dance master lesson was: also .included in the sports day; program.- . V tii*- ■* • •> Dedicated... ... to serve; the well-dressed university, man.- Withe the . finest quality, at the most reasonable prices ..- all year round. : - - : Years of experience in clothing fabrics ( and correct fit behind every sale. , Never underestimate the power of a good appearance : /. ; *§» Ultra IUfMH SUNDAY,. MARCH 2. "i 95a CchCaplains Pace Lions In Scoring .'!(Continued frobi'naoe' n „», mately 45 seconds Pe l and Tom Sg « both came yer bound. SawyeTkkS ,^ e passed to Steve Baidy arid n er tssj “>.« ' the ball at mid-court Cni ;ender couldn't getthd ballin’s?; ►m.the necessary, five, seconds and Pitt gamedy control : with. 35 seel tonds left. The ball went tn-iw’ fnl 1v W f ° iround raaS-' fully, finally taking: a, shot witit S ate ' fiye Seconds lef§ However, Chuck' Hursh tapped the rebound to Julius Peeues who immediately - passed in to Sawyer m the pivot. Off Went Tom Hancock MPIS
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