FRIDAY, MARCH 20. 1959
Determine
Aims For
Track Coach Chick Wel
take to the boards tonig
Knights of Columbus Ga
write the record books for
- The listed world's reco,
When the Lion baton qu'
won the New York Knight
Columbus meet two weeks a
7:35.6, just 1.7 seconds off
record, they realized their
tential With Werner at the
they started an
all out campaign t,
to break that
mark
Competition for ,
position on this
relay team was
so spirited when
Werner held his
qualifying t i in e
trials this week
that all 12 men
competing broke
two minutes for
their hal f - mile
jaunt.
The fastest four to cross
finish line and earn a hart/
the squad were Ed Moran,
Engelbrink, Chick King 'and
Don Davies.
Chick King, a senior trackster,
registered the third best time in
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English: RUSSIAN SCHOOLTEACHER
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NORMAN FORTNER, I,9YNE STATE'
RONALD GODDARD. KANSAS /R. COLL.
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Relay Squad
ecord Tonight
ner anud his formidable foursome
t in the Cleveland Sports Arena
es in a determined attempt to re
'the two-mile relay event.
d is 7:33.9 set by Seton Hall in 1942
net
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the
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the trials to replace Freddie Kerr
who ran on the Nittany team in
New York. King ran his best
in
door half-mile of the season,
crossing the line in 1:53.5. King
ran on the Lions' baton squad
during the dual meet season.
This is the first Ikme that to
night's foursome has run to
gether. Although they did not
run on the same team during
the qualifying heats, the com
bined times of these four speed
sters was 7:31.2 2.7 seconds
under the current record.
Bobby Brown, sophomore
sprinter, will be the only Lion
individual entry. He will run the
50-yard dash.
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Brown suffered a hairline de
feat for the IC4-A 60-yard crown
as he was nosed out for first
place by Ed Collymore of Villa
nova. His stellar field at Cleve
land is expected to include that
same Collymore, plus Olympian
Ira Murchinson, whom Brown
beat once before.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Two TKE's
Advance To
H-Ball Finals
In the first round of the TKE
handball playoffs—the outgrowth
of the intramural tourney—Don
Harnett and Bob Campbell took
victories to win the right to meet
each other to decide the cham
pion.
Top seeded Harnett had his
toughest time of the tourney but
still whipped Chuck Bibleheimer
handily, 21-10, 21-12, Bob Camp
bell pulled a mild upset as he
upended Gene Flick after a first
game setback, 5-21, 21-13. 21-16.
Ed Boothroyd, Larry Werner
and Jim Bush won the first round
of the independent playoffs.
In intramural League B bowl
ing action Tuesday night, Alpha
Tau Omega, led by Jack Neifert,
trounced Delta Sigma Phi, 4-0
Neifert rolled a 208 high ga,me
for a 550 series.
ATO was high team with a 895
single and 2477 total.
In other IM bowling action, Ze
ta Beta Tau.beat Tau Phi Delta.
3-1; Delta Theta Sigma tied Phi
Kappa Sigma, 2-2; Kappa Sigma
defeated Theta Delta Chi, 3-1;
Alpha Gamma Rho shut out
Lambda Chi Alpha, 4-0; and Del
ta Chi took Alpha Phi Delta, 3-1.
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Nittany LaX Team
To Meet Ohio State
The Lion Lacrosse team will
get its first taste of actual out
door competition at 2 p.m.
this Saturday when it meets
the Ohio State aggregate on
the Nittany area field for a
scrimmage game.
Coach Ernie Baer is using this
scrimmage tilt to determine how
well conditioned the team is as a
whole. Many of
friVl77l . !4 the stickmen will
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ri o t,
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they regularly
'' --s-:'''' , -4 played last year.
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:; ,:' .: • ' ,: ,,,,,, . - 11, John Behne, the
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n American honor
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tackman, to the
midfield.
BARR With a field
of eleven returning lettermen, the
Lion stickmen hold a strong po
tential for the coming season. The
list includes Behne, Mike Beattie,
Dick Bullock, Dick Dill, Earl
Henderson, Dave Elder, Bill Mc-
Donough, Ray Tuleya, Dick Wee-
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PAGE SEVEN
den, Dave Wilkinson, and Jim
Winpenny.
Along with this formidable
field are a couple of promising
sophomores. Dave Erwin is a
good bet to snag a starting posi
tion on attack. Baer feels that Er
win has a lot of reliability and
showed his 'ability in a scrim
mage with Rutgers by his out
standing ball handling, passing
and defensive play.
The stickmen have logged four
weeks of practice to date, having
advanced from the West Hall ten
nis courts to their regular play
ing field behind the Nittany area.
In a box lacrosse game with
Rutgers, the Lions were stopped
'l5-10 by the more experienced
Scarlet. Rutgers jumped to a 5-0
'lead before the Nittany stickmen
became accustomed to the un
usual style of game, but once the
stickmen had the swing of it, the
I game became more of a contest
',with the Lions and Scarlet each
(scoring ten goals before the final
I whistle.
Bob Swanson was high man
with four tallies. Torn Hayes and
Behne followed with two goals
apiece. Baer was "satisfied" with
the agaressiwness and spirit of
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