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View for Golfers Bright;
Davidson,Stultz to Return
Optimism is high among the Nittany Lion golfsters as
they prep for an encounter with the Maryland Terrapins in
an effort to continue their 11 match streak.
Coach Joe Boyle is optimistic because he has three re
turning lettermen, including Eastern champ Bill Davidson.
Davidson, Nittany Captain, had a * * *
6-4 rorord for the season and won
the EIGA championship at Yale.
lie led the Lions to a second
place in the tom ney.
Also returning are undefeat
ed Scott Stull: and Roy Alt
man, who turned in a 9.1 slate
last year. Stultz and Altman
were the big surprises for the
linksmen last year. Stuha dotted
his undefeated season with some
wins over highly-rated oppo
nents. Both he and Altman were
the key factors in the wins over
Georgetown and Cornell.
Another key in Boyle's plans
Is Dick Burgeon, senior transfer
from Franklin and Marshall.
'Burgeon may be the turning
point in our season." said Coach
Bovle
The other three spots on the
team are hotly contested. Given
the be't chance to earn one of
these are: John Mop ton, Haydn
Thomas, Bob Rutherford, Nick
Molloy and Ed Kormos. Two of
these are sophomores, two are
SCOTT STULTZ
juniors and one is a senior.
Coach Boyle expects most of . . . undefeated returnee
the matches to be tough this
undefeated with a 10.0 record.
year. The greatest opposition
will stem from Penn and
Three of their wins were close
Maryland, he said. The Terra
-14-3 decisions over Georgetown,
pins finished fourth in last Pitt and Cornell.
year's NCAA tournament. Penn Boyle said that he hadn't had
has vastly improved and fi- imuch chance to look over his
gures to give the Lions a tough ``team because of inclement wea
time. ther during the early spring and
Last year the linksters were the extended Easter vacation.
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the
Eastern division crown of the
NBA last night by beating the
Syracuse Nets, 130.125.
The Celts will meet Minne
apolis for the professional
championship.
Lion Stickmen
At Hofstra
Badgered by a surprise spring
snowstorm, the Penn State la
crosse team was unable to test its
skill at llofstra College last Sat
urday and the season opener with
the Flying Dutchmen was called
because of poor playing condi
tions.
Coach Earnie Baer stated that if
the game was later in the season
It would most likely have been
played no matter what the wea
ther. But since both teams were
riot in top shape and the field
was in such miserable condition
from the excessive snow and rain
both coaches decided it would be
best to - forego the game.
Baer said that a playing field
In such poor condition with a
slick field would tend to increase
the possibility of injuries.
Thus, the season opener will
now he shifted to 2 p.m. Satur
day when the Lion stickmen meet
Loyola on the Nittany Area field.
Last season the Lions topped
Loyola 9-6.
In their second scrimmage tilt
of the season the Baermen were
stopped by a hiehly touted
Princeton team, 11-7.
However, Baer said that the
Lions did remarkably well against
their superior adversaries by
staying within four goals. The Ti
gers were ranked in the upper
echelon of the nation last season
and could well be a top threat
again this year.
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Penn State will inaugurate foot
ball relations with UCLA: in 1963.
The teams will meet at Univer
sity Park, in their first game, and
at Los Angeles in 1964.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Delta Upsilon Lion Relay Quartet
Wins Crown
NT lA,*
ins
In IM Mat
By BRUCE HENDERSON The Nittany Lion spikers ended the indoor track season
Delta Upsilon became the new: in fine style Saturday night in the Chicago Daily News Games.
fraternity mat king the night !The two-mile relay team won its event, distance man Ed
before Easter vacation began I „ ran
pushed Ron Delany to the wire in the mile run and
when it edged past Delta Theta! i v iu
Sigma, 98-91 Alpha Zeta came in, crossed second and sprinter Bobby Brown lost to Ira Murth
a close third with 84 points.
,inson by an "eyelash" in the 50-
With a schedule full of fast. yard dash.
classy wrestling, the 1000 fans, ,
The baton team of Don Davies.-
had to wait until the last match!
before the champ was determined. Bill Schwab, Chick King and
Dick Engelbrink chalked up its
Ex-Marine Clem Newbold. third straight victory in invi-
SAE heavyweight and "new tational competition.
friend" of Delta Upsilon decided The Lion quartet traveled the
the issue when he pinned Delta
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distance in 7.38.2 and finished 10
Theta Sigma's Ron Alleman at
yards ahead of second place Mich
-2:50 with a half nelson and arm
bar. igan. Western Michigan, Not r e
,Dame and Loyola rounded out the
Newbold put on a fine display:pack.
of control wrestling as he easily The individual breakdown of
handled the rough-and-tumble
,half-mile times showed Davies,
Allemanwho had reached the1:57.5 Schwab, 1-54.4, King, 154.5,
finals after pinning top-seeded 'and Engelbrink, 1:51.8.
Andy Moconyi,
1 Senior Moran. Blue and White
Glen Klippen3tein of AGR, run- captain, ran his fastest indoor
ner-up last year in the semi -( mile of the year in forcing the
finals of the 145-pound class on undefeated Delany to come from
the short end of a controversial behind and put on a surge in
referee's decision, turned in onet
in 4:06.4. the homestretch before winning
of the finest exhibitions of the,
evening as he rode Kappa Sigma's!
Rowland Wilkinson to a 3-1 vic
-1 It was the 34th consecutive in
.
tory. door mile oor mile triumph for the un
stoppable Irishman who has nev-
After a first period of fast
,er been beaten on American
rushes and paries, but no points, i boards. Moran finished six yards
Klippenstein swung to a quick behind with a 4:07.2 clocking. •
reversal in the second. Wilkin- ! Phil Coleman, running for the
son, after two years of mores - ! Chicago Track Club, set the pace
fling in the Army,- found the ; for the first three quarters with
former Bryn Athyn Academy :
,Moran in second and Delany trail
ace too much to handle as he i n g. _.
Moran came on strong and
struggled vainly to escape from r
, took the lead for the last couple
a torturing tight-waist ride. laps with Delany hot on his trail.
Sigma Nu's Jim MacLaughlin !The Villanova dramatic arts grad
has become a living cliche—"al-(student made his bid 30 yards
ways a bridesmaid, but never alfrom the wire and passed Moran
bride"—after finishing runner-up; as they came off the last turn.
for the third year in a row. This!
{ Twice in the same evening
time he came close in the 142-, Bobby Brown sprinted 50 yards
pound division but lost out toj
in 5.2 seconds and twice fin-
DTS's Don Deckman, 9-7, in al 'shed a narrow second to Ira
mtach loaded with action after; Murchinson. Bro w n flashed
a scoreless first period. ___ _._.
WRESTLING SUMMARY
128-13ollinger (CHM) dee. Fey (PDT)
1-0: Greenleaf (Ind) dee. Nonsmoker
8-1).
In—Bennett ran dee. Berkley (KS)
4-1: linker (Ind, dec. Kelly. 5.0.
142—Dickman (tiTS) dec. klacLaughlin
ISN). 9-7; Robb and) dec. Deg ling. /3-4.
150—Klippenstein (AGRI dec. Wilkinson
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