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Lucas Gains AP Honors
For Army Performance
Hichie Lucas, Penn State's gifted quarterback, yesterday
was named back of the week in the Associated Press' poll for
his outotanding offensive and defensive play in leading the
unnti.:en Nitiany Lions to their first victory over Army in
60 \ eals
The 2'l-veto•-old, 6-1 185-pound senior from Glassport,
stolid IV I) touchdown:, twice in
eptt d tntpui tant passes, one
io litf (losing minutes of the
ram!, tall mode scvet al %dal
open ti , dd tackles.
In addition he passed for 97
yards and ran for 60 more in the
17-11 victory at West Point Sat
urday.
1,1R,o; was previously honored
Spoil; Illustrated's Back of the
k and UPl's Quarterback of
the Week for his peiformance in
the Lions' 19-8 conquest of Mis
soul I in the season's opener.
"A gi eat game by a great play
ei," was the comment of the
Ai my coaching staff as well as
the pres , , box experts. They were
unanimous in picking him as the
out , tanding hack on the field.
With all his brilliance, Lucas
was pressed for the honor by a
horde of other backs across the
nation
Other ~ tandout‘4 in major games
included Georgia 'l'och's Tax An
dei.on; Put due t s Bernie Allen;
Lour , nina State's Billy Cannon:
North Carolina's Jack Cumming , ,;
1\ an Toncic. Piti , ,burgh: Bob
F,ickhetf, Not thwystcrn: Art Bak
er. S.VraM e: Rene Ramirez and
Jtm Sa ton. Texas: Prentice
Gantt, Oklahoma; Rich Mayo. Air
Foley Academy. and Mel Meyer;
of I Ilifilw,
Maxie Baughan, captain and
conter of Gem gm Tech, was cht
on the AP\ lineman of the w(, , k.
Baughan and fullback Andei son
ete the outstanding players in
Tech's 14-7 triumph' o‘er Tenne , ,-
SC V.
AP Favors Lions,
Orange, Illini, Pitt
Associated Press Spurts Writer
NEW YORK (fl')—Like the football coach who still prefers
the flying wedge to the winged-T, we fear we're in a rut.
Our scum e last week was 37-14—.725, the same as the week
be foi c
However, this should put us in the .900 bracket:
_ _
Auburn 8, Georgia Tech 0:
fall off 'the Tech bandwagon for•
the th st time A vote for rock- 1M Net Wms
ribbed defense
Pitt 20, West Virginia 6: Ivan Ad vance Seven
Toncic ain't no tonic for our one
gallus fuend, Pappy Lewis. Independent and fraternity IM
Army 21, Duke 18: homecoming tennis action over the weekend
saw seven victorious netters ad
at Duke and good chance for up- Vance to final round play in their
set. but At my has its wheelhorse. respective flights.
Bob Anderson, back in harness. Highlighting frateimtv league
Noire Dame 24, Michigan State play were smashing victories by
5: Joe Kuharich is Welding, his Ron "Slam" Kutch, Alpha Chi
sophs; the Spartans took a bad Rho ace, over John Body, Lamb
bc;' t ing om lowa. (la Chi Alpha, 6-0, 6-1: Nick
Texas 12 ,Arkansas 7: A sneak-Treeman, Phi Kappa Psi, over
ing hunch says Arkansas but the Roger Weldon, Phi Mu Delta, 6-0,
ch.)lk says Texas. 6-0; Bruce Derman. Phi Sigma
Southern Caliornia 19, Wash- Delta. over Bob Hari, Theta Del
inctton 14: An extra week's to Chi, 6-0, 6-2; and Warren Hut
ol f should make the mighty Tio- tow. Phi Kappa Sigma, over Joe
jails, hungry. Yuska. Phi Kappa Theta. 6-1, 6-1.
Oregon 20, Air Force 7: Just to Other wins were registered by
Paul Richardson, Phi Delta Theta,
'Keen our inconsistency inviolate.
over Dave Jones, Alpha Chi Sig
we bite unbeaten Oregon in an ma. 6-3, 3-6, 6-4; Jim Ne.tlerode,
upci
Sigma Pi, over Jim Craig, Delta
Northwestern 27, Michigan 12: Phi, 6-4. 8-10, 9-7: and Ken
Wildcats,' .needsteis break nut Houck, Chi Phi, over Gene Grum
again after last week's 'Minnesota mei. Alpha Epsilon Pt, 6-3, 4-6,
semi' 6-4
Penn State 25, Boston U. 7: There was light action in inde-
IR Mile Lucas convinced us—he's pendent league quarter-f in a I
quite a quaitet back 'found play. Bill Stout outlasted
Southern Methodist 14. Rice 6:'John Koctenbader. 8-6 9-7, and
The Mustangs have started look- John Callqian edged Jim Banks,
Ing like the team they v, (le sup- 6-3, 4-6, 6-2, in the only games
po-ed to be played.
Louisiana State 14, Kentucky 8:
The top-ranked Tigers are not as Game! to Head Pros
tough away rfom home, but tough: PHILADELPHIA (.4') Na
enough in a squeaker. atonal Football League club own-
Thy others: cf> yesterday appointed former
EAST Yale 13, Cornell 7; FBI Agent Austin Gunsel acting
Princeton 19, Colgate 8; Ilarvardieague commissioner until th e
20. Columbia 0; Syracuse 32, HolyiNFL's annual meeting in Janu-
Cross 13. ary.
By The Associated Press
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$4: 4
By WILL GRILIZLEY
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
..A,
Richie Lucas
Stynchula
Moves Up
To Ist Unit
In an effort to bolster his
starting lineup for the Home
coming game against Boston
University on Beaver Field
Saturday, Lion coach Rip
Engle has promoted tackle
Andy Stvnchula to the first
unit.
The 227-pound Stynchula re
place,. Chai ley Janerette. Styn
chula wa , ; a starter a good part
of la , ,t sew s, on, but this year he
and Janerette have been splitting
the work.
Jancrette started three games
this season and ar 1 be Sty
chola\ second
start. The re:A of
the lineup will
lemain the same
%t• 1t h the excep-
tion of the sec-
and unit right
halfback pos 1-
Lion.
Both Jack Ur
ban and Eddie
Caye ale still
and Engle isn't
sure which one
\ will get the nod against the Ter
nets Saturday.
Speaking of Saturday's game.
Engle says he expects Boston U.
to give the Lions a good game.
I "I look for a good ball game
because Boston University has a
bunch of scrappers," Engle said
Last year the Lions walloped
the Terriers, 34-0, before an East
ern television audience.
' GRID NOTES Penn State
caused more than its share of
damage at West Point •Satur
day . . . Army halfback Steve
Waldrop will definitely miss
Saturday's game against Duke
in Durham . • Bob Anderson's
replacement at left half. Rog
er Zailskas, is on the doubtful
list for Saturday and so is
lonely end Bill Carpenter . . .
He has an injured hand ... the
Lions' opening game victim,
Missouri, plays Oklahoma in
Columbia this week . . .
Scribes Honor
Dodgers' Alston
NEW YORK —Walter Al
ston of the Los Angeles Dodgers
e; the National League manager
of the year.
The distinction was voted the
one-time high school teacher yes
terday by the members of Base
ball Writeis' Assn. of America in
the annual poll conducted by The
Associated Press.
Alston, who guided the Dodg
ers succes.;fully through a torrid
Nat tonal Series triumph over the
Chicago White Sox, was named
on 132 of the 173 ballots. Bill
R igney of, the San Francisco
Giants was runner-up with 31
votes.
\Vinning the series in six games
climaxed a Cinderella story for
Alston and the transplanted
Dodgers.
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Phi Kappa Sig Wins
Second in I M Action
Defending champs Phi Kappa Sigma rolled to a 20-0 vic
tory over Alpha Phi Alpha last night to remain undefeated
in IM grid competition.
Phi Delta Theta, Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Sigma Delta, and
Alpha Zeta also won in fraternity league action.
On the independent scene, they ____ ____ ___________
passing and running of
Tom quarter- ' Lopsi • ded Wins
back To Boalio led undefeated'
Nittany 33 to a 13-0 win over
Nittany 21. Pace Fraternity
In other games Nittany 29
defeated Nittany 43, 14-6: Nit- I
tany 22 edged Niitany 30 on first i Bowiing Action
downs, 5-1: and Nittany 31 won
by forfeit over Nittany 44. , Delta Phi, Alpha Phi Delta and
The passing of :Delta Tau Delta of League A dis-
Larry De Gia- 'played strong offensives in rack
cinto and the re-
ceiving of Alan
Lammy carried
Phi Kappa Sig
to its win over
APhiA. De Gia
cinto hit Lam
my with TD
heaves of 60, 40,
and 4 yards.
John Righi tack
ed on two extra
points. BOARIO
Trackman Bill Schwab hit El
don Reed in the coffin corner from
16 yards out late in the second;
half to give Phi Delt a 7-0 vic
tory over ZBT. A 40-yard pass!
from Schwab to Tom Hancock on;
the previous play set up the TD.
Joe Ferrer's extra point was'
the margin of victory in ATO's'
7-6 win over Tau Phi Delta. A
pass deflected into the hands of
Joe Jockinson gave Tau Phi Delt .
a TD early in the game.
With one minute to go in the !
first half Kim Packard int P
cepied a pass to give ATO a
scoring opportunity. Seconds
later Jerry Rogers passed 20
yards to Lou Brown for the TD.
Two passes from Lunn Miller;
to Brownie Lane proved the dif- 1
ference in a hard-fought game as
'Alpha Zeta downed Delta Theta l
.Sigma, 13-0.
Phi Sigma Delta, with two man
coverage on offensive standout
Bob Luff, held Phi Mu Delta
scoreless and went on to win on
first downs, 4-1.
Boario engineered Nit. 33 to
a 13-0 conquest of Nit. 21 by
throwing scoring passes to Ber
ny Buhl and Ralph Ippoliti.
Fred Owne unleashed scoring
tosses of 40 and 20 yards to Les
Ammen and Sam Holt to give
Nit. 29 a 14-6 win over Nit. 43. Jay
Cochran kicked the extra points.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1959
By JIM KARL
ing up 4 7 0 decisions in fraternity
IM bowling Tuesday night
Delta Phi defeated Delta Theta
Sigma as Roger Lloyd rolled high
game of 204 and high series with
a 594. Ron Kohler aided the cause
with a 485 total.
Louis Spagnoletti and Bob
Zamboni led Alpha Phi Delta to
a win over Phi Mu Delta with high
series scores of 532 and 496, res
pectively. Spagnoletti bowled a
206 to cop high game honors for
the evening.
Delta Tau Delta beat Tau Phi
;Delta behind the bowling of Joe
Kent who had a 454 high series.
Alpha Chi Sigma topped Lamb
.da Chi Alpha, 3-1, as John Bone
stell and Harry Ball led the way.
In other action Beta Theta Pi
and Alpha Rho Chi split their
match, 2-2, and Alpha Tau Ome
ga won a fofreit oyer Sigma Chi.
Crisler Denies Report
DETROIT (iP) 0. (Fritz)
' Crisler, athletic director at the
;University of Michigan. yester-
Iday denied a published report he
has agreed to become commission
ler of the new American Proles•
'sional Football League.
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