TUESDAY, MAY 19. 19
Lions Nip Pitt on Relay Relayers
A sparkling win by three meda t h s S b c e h s ra o n he to s ss eas o o f n. 2l A 6 n l
sprinters Blaine O'Connor, 1' •;.
iv, a y s ce placed second, topping the
George Metzgar and Bobby 200-foot mark by six inches. Jon
Brown and Dick Hambright Musser was third with 191' 9".
in the pressure-packed mile Dick Gross won a first in the
relay, the final event in the pole vault for the third straight
program, gave the Nittany week. The muscular junior
trackmen a 67 2 6-63% victory over cleared the bar at 12' 6".
the fired-up Pitt Panthers Satur
day. Ron Beard and Dale Peters di-
The Lions, performing without,
ace runners Ed Moran, Dick En- !
gelbrink, Chick King, Bill Schwab
and Don Davies, who spent the
weekend in California, won only
five individual events but
amassed precious points on sec
onds and thirds.
Pitt grabbed
eight individual I
first places to
five for the Lions
and had two- .. •
thirds of a point4 ll ,
lead before the
Penn State relay
quartet pulled it
out of the fire
for the Blue and
White in the
winning time of
3:15.4, just four- SCHWAB
tenths of a second off the Pitt
Stadium record.
Jim Schwab got off the longest
heave of the three outstanding
Lion javelin throwers that usu
ally take turns claiming the gold
Rutgers
In Last
For a full period the Penn State lacrosse team looked like
Maryland as it jumped to a 2-0 lead before 30 seconds had
ticked off on the clock.
But Rutgers, however, was determined not to be tagged)
with what would have been the biggest upset of the year,
as it turned on the power in the * * *
second and third period to come
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out on top, 17-5.
Although the Lions suffered '
their fourth setback of the year
on Saturday, they still managed
to finish the season with a win
ning 5.4-1 record.
With a scant 10 seconds show
ing on the clock, John Behne
tallied the first score of the game
for the Lions. Dick Bullock snag
ged the ball from the faceoff and
chucked it down to Behne, who
caught the Scarlet goaltender flat
footed as he whipped it through
for the initial tally.
With the clock still not past the
30 second point, Behne connected
once again on the same type of
fast break play with Jim Kane
picking up the assist.
For four minutes the powerful
Rutgers team was held at bay by
the underdog Lions. But under the
steady pressure of the Scarlet at
tack,
the Lion defense started to
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crumble. Ed Wiesmeier broke the ,•,
'
scoring ice for Rutgers at 4:10. .-i: ..ci
Six minutes later Rutgers came
through once again as All-Ameri
canl
John Howland drove one )
through the Lion nets.
The Nittany defense tightened
for the remainder of the period
and Rutgers was unable to
score.
In the second period the Lion
defense fell to pieces and Rutgers
fired from all over the field, pick
ing up seven goals in the process.
From there on in the Lions'
plight was hopeless as the Scar
let scored eight more goals in the
second half while the Baermen
could only muster two.
Ten of Rutgers' goals were
scored on the fast break, a play
that the Scarlet has used with
much success during the season
against such teams as Johns
Hopkins, Navy and Princeton.
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vided the second and third place
points with Pitt's Lee Pfronger.
The three tied with 12-foot vaults.
John Fareira, underdog in the
high jump, tied highly regarded
Ed Sherlock of the Panthers as
both jumped six feet even.
But the rest of the field
events was another story. John
Tullar, chief of the Lion weight
crew who won three blue rib
bons in the shot and discus
against the two Big 10 teams
the last two weeks was upset in
both events Saturday. Pitt's
Larry Och won the shot put
with a toss of 49' 9 3 / 4 " and Dan
Kanell captured the discus with
a hurl of 155'5 1 / 2 ". Tullar's 48'-
, 1 / 2 " shot put and 148' 9" discus
throw were good for second in
each event.
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Mel Ramey salvaged a third in
the broad jump which was won
by the Panthers' Ed Vamos, who
leaped 23' 5 1 / 2 ".
But the visiting Lions spoiled
a segment of Pittsburgh's bicen-
Beats Lions
LaX Match
1 , ,
John Bohn°
. . . gives Lions early lead
prised at the Lions' showin•
against the more experienced
team and the way they held thf
Scarlet the first period.
"The team showed more hus
tle in this game than at any
other time this year. Every
one was in there working
hard," Baer said.
According to Baer, Dave Wilkin
son did a tremendous job in the
nets for the Lions getting 28 saves
against the highly touted Scarlet
attack. This was Wilkinson's high
for the season.
Bullock also made a tremendous
showing for the Lions in the mid
field as he took the ball several
times on the face-off from All-
American center, Bob Naso.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
tennial celebration when the re- He finished third in the 100-:,ard
vamped four lap baton crew beatidash.
out the Panther relay team that; George Jones, the hard-run
once had aspirations of going toning little half-miler, won the
the Coliseum Relays. / 380 -yard run for Penn State, post
0' Conn o r. Metzger, and ing a two-lap time of 1:54.5.
i
Brown built up a big lead for Summaries:
anchor man Hambright. who 1
Mile-1. Rush. P. 4.16 8; Weber, PS,
held off the bid of Mel Barn- 14'18.3: 3. Johnson, PS. 4.241 . 0.
well, Pitt's individual double I 410-1. Barnwell, P. In 2: 2. Hon-61101.
PS. 49 1 ; 3 Kelly. P, Is fi.
winner in the 220 and 440. I ion-1. Brown, PS, is I; 2. 111otv1y, P.
'102,3, Met. 744114, PS. 103.
Other Nittany winners werelluidle3-1. Minnow. P. It 9;
Brown in the 100; George Jones 2. Fureita, PS, 15.4, 3. Truitt, PS, 16 2.
in the 880 a - sso —l. Jones, PS, 1:51.3: 2 Smith, P,
Fred Kerr in t :51.7; 3. Hinebbeiger, P,
two-mile. 220-1, Minwcll, P, 21.7; 2. Brown. PS,
42 0 , 3 Moody I.
The Nittani, Two Mile—l. Kerr, PS, 9.10 I; 2 Weber
Fred Kerr, ru: Ps, 9.44,b, 3. 11,06 h, P, 10 01.
ning way ahei 220—Low Holdle3-1. Moody, P, 215
of the pack, car Bannon, P. 25 0, 3. Moffitt, P, 25 1.
within four sei
onds of the trtu
2-mile record
he breezed
cross the finis
line in 9:30
Lion Herm W
ber took secoi
in his event as
mile run.
tr., clin-11. Schwab, PS, 211 ft , S in ;
12. Nyce, I'S, 200 ft, 6 in , 3. Mtti3er, PS,
Brown, the Lions' ace sprinter,! 191 ft., 9 in.
I won the century dash in 10.1 and!_ Broad ,lump--1 Vantol, P, 21 ft, st_
n ,2. Moffitt. P '
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PAGE SEVEN
Set New
Lion Mark
The Lion 2-mile relay team ot
Don Davies, Bill Schwab, Dick
Engelbrink and Chick King, that
ran 7:27.9 to finish a close second
behind Stanford in the Coliseum
Relays last Friday night in Los
Angeles, set a new Penn State
record for the race.
The fleet foursome shaved al
most 12 seconds from the former
mark of 7-39.6 set last year by
Engelbrink, Schwab, Fred Kerr
and Ed Moran. Breakdown of the
times showed 1:55 4 for Davies,
1:52 for Schwab, 1 . 50 for Engel
brink, and 1:50 5 for King.
In the mile run, Laszlo Tabori
set the pace from the gate with
Mot an tight behind None of the
runners wanted to take the lead
and the pace was slow from the
start. The first quarter was .61,
,the half, 2.07
In the thud quarter Bill Dell
linger took the lead and hit the
three-quarter mark at 3:09 Moran
passed him and went to the front
(with 220 yards to go. With each
runner starting to kick out, Mom'
'pushed himself a little too hard
land Jerome Walters and Dellinger
slipped past him on the last
straightaway.
The weather was cool and the
grass track was soft.