PAGf FOUR
Lions Rom,
In 1(4-As;
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Penn State has had a _ ,g ,
and glorious history in the;
\mild of track and field, but!
it will he some time before
Lion cinder squad ever dupl
cafes the feat of the 1959 this
clads.
Coach Chick Werners aggr
gallon was the plide of the Ea ,
this \ra,. s'. eeping both the it
door and outdoor IC4-A teal
etiamptow,hipk and recording a
unbeaten 5-0 mark in Outdo(
dual competition
The only other time that
Penn ,State learn has won boll
the indoor and outdoor IC4-A
titles was in 1942. But that
year. the Nitlanies were beaten
in a regular season meet, end- 9 F •
acuity Members
ing the dual campaign at 5-1.
v: on each of it dual
meets this cmon with relative
ruse l'icncril of the overwhelm- I •• •
ing dual vu tones posted was the
99Iii to 41 2 :t rout over a supposed- et Teatning Prizes
lv-tough Manhattan team in the ,
final meet of the year (COnfiniteri from page one)
Thi cc new Penn State recor ds ,lege of the Liberal Arts faculty,
ware ~ et in that meet as the Lions
is a native of Brooklyn, N.Y. He'
placed in every event except the
was graduated horn Washington
shot•put sweeping the mile,
two-mile, 220 and the pole ault,and Lee University in 1937 and
Ed Moran set a new standard in received his master of arts and'
the 880. Jim Schwab broke a 21- doctor of philosophy degrees
Vicar -old mark ni the lavehri and,
the mile relay team of George ; Thursday's Box Scores
Metzger, Dave Davies, Moran and:
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Dick Hambright romped off with Aft R H AH R H
the other recm d La nili , , il, 2 2 0 litith,, , h 3 0 1
State's victory in the outdoor p l. :" l'utg
„o 3 320 rim,7:7„, 2b 4 2 1
, Forster received an inscribed
IC4I-A championships which
.}1 ;,, g ",, , :; 2 c ) .li, ri :4 5 t o ) ' - 0 1 plaque and a check for $lOOO at
signify Eastern track supreme- Lb-Lring,rf 3 3 1 Airy undo if 4 0 0, today's ceremonies The other
cy was even more decisive. 11114,er i r 2uo K . rann . r'r f 4 ° award winners received certifi-
The Lions scored 29 more points L i:T ie...ll . f 4 1 IIN el.F.ei.o I. 1 , ,
tes and $lOO checks.
t vhes,lll a a 0 Stain**, II) 4 0 ITa
than the nearest competitor— lientunib s I 3Ns lute p 1 0 01 Winner of the President's
Maryland beefing the Terps fle"nl' o 60 0 f lynn 1 ) 10 0 Award last year was Dr. Kinsley
by a A6 l / 2 -17 1, 2 count. Alkla.n 3 2 1 a-Te n lasky I 0 1
It lese, t ) 0 0 0 It-Donahue n 1 lI , R. Smith, professor of psychology,
No less than four Lions emerg-1 CrAIR.P i 11 I ' College of Education.
td with individual IC4-A cham-I Totals 17 u; 12 Tolala 33 4 3
pionk,hips, including Moran (mile, r,:_ s i .";,s` l Z l r . f,i."11,t„1:):'," in 7th
7 7 1 ;j 1 Moore to Study at Lehigh
VIM), Engelbrink (two-mile), Bob Penn State 0 - 04 000 438-10 12 0
Bl own (100), and Bob Szeyller T.'"'Ple -- -1 " " 01 280— 4 6
(220 low hui dler,)am-- 1A....E. :t, Del on g 1, Cal d wel l ,
• lit in lic s, Penton .3. lithln. (,radon, Ken-
The Nittanies scored in 10 of ~b 2, Kra...) K—Cordon, iii,rl 2.
the 16 IC4-A events—entering ee_ Slainem 2 211--Feales. Moser. Derollir,
el). event hut the hammer throw. R.'""'". 314—Kennedy. Dr —Gol don- Ilyea-
CI Isnin. Kilsla-lleinlief-Deana. Olt —ls ikla
* si• * 3, Ines. 2 %%lute 7, fil l nit 2. Craig :4
Penn State's track team re- i 's , (;) . -- i - ,, K 2 11. I 8 11( 4 1 , 14 , t z e ., 5 e
f N , S ,r h t 4 te in 3. 6l l:l s t a ,m 4 .:
ceived a surprising honor from 2 lot 0 in ~ttli, Wlnte, 3 for 4 ,n 3, Flsnn,
a most unusual source follow- I for 4 in 4 Craig, Is fur 8 in 2. Mir--
in g its victory in the IC4-A 1"," Is t . ':" 1 , 1 • Wi—K ik l a i '"(/'• L—
IS hate 1,1-1 I. U -- fsson, lienssoutl, Tuff.
championships last weekend. ' - -- -----
The honor came in the form
of a congratulatory resolution
from the Pennsylvania Senate.
The resolution commended the
team for "going all out to bring
the Commonwealth additional
prestige," and noted that the
learn had "completed a sweep
of college champiorchips" in
both the indoor an outdoor
IC4-A meets.
Sons. Jo Hays (D-Centre),
Harry E. Seyler (D-York). John
Van Sant (R-Lehigh), Martin
Eilvert (D-Phila.) and Charles
R. Mallery (R-Blair), sponsor
ed the resolution which also
praised Dr. Eric Walker, Uni
versity president, track Coach
Chick Werner, the squad and
the student body. •
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from the University of Pennsyl
vania in 1939 and 1941.
Following service in the Army
Air Forces. he resumed teaching,
conducted a series of summer
seminars in Europe for college
students, helped launch the Uni-
versity's program in international
understanding and in 1956-58
went to the University or Hel
sinki, Finland, as a Fulbright
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J. Herbert Moore, associate
professor of civil engineering,
will spend the 1959-60 academic
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sity under a Standard Oil Foun
dation Fellowship. He has been
granted a year's leave.
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