WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1959
Harriers
Prospect
By DICK GOLDBERG
If you listen to cross country coach Chick Werner, the
Nittany Lions have the finest freshman prospect they have
ever seen—and possibly the best prospect in the East—in
Gerry Norman from Bristol, England, by way of Toronto,
Canada.
Monday, at the IC4A freshman meet, Norman made
Werner look like a prophet when * * *
he came in first, beating the best
freshmen in the East. He toured
the three mile Van Cortlandt
Park course in 14:30, winning by
50 yards over his .nearest oppon
ent
"This was the fastest time any
freshman has turned in since I
have been a coach." Werner
said. He has been guiding the
Nittany cross country fortunes
for the last 25 years.
Norman, who was in the RAF
before he attended State, original..
ly comes from Bristol, England.
He attended school there and won
many scholastic meets. He ran
competitively for the Royal Air
Force winning a number of over
seas meets.
This year, in the frosh dual
meet season, he has taken three
firsts and one second. Norman
holds the Penn State three mile
record and the Naval Academy
course mark.
Frosh coach l4orm Gordon
also entered three other run.
Hers in the fledgling IC4A test.
They were Lionel Basset t,
Howie Deardorff and Paul
Brownback.
Bassett racked up fourth posi-1
tion in the meet. Gordon said
that "Bassett typifies the runner
who, with a lot of practice, finally
blossoms into a full grown har
rier." Last year, in the PIAA
championships, Bassett finished
29th. This year, he has garnered
in dual meets, a second, two thirds
and a fifth.
Deardorff finished 16th and
Brownback came in 68th.
Syracuse Tops
NCAA Statistics
By The Associated Press
If there is any offensive depart
ment in which mighty Syracuse
does not lead in major college
football it is just an oversight,
and possibly will be corrected
shortly.
The Orangemen already held
the lead in scoring and over-all
yard gaining, and last Saturday
they want to the top in rushing
offense, and even took over a
first in touchdowns scored on
passes.
The NCAA Service Bureau sta
tistics reveale - d yesterday Syra
cuse's six scoring tosses last week
against Colgate equaled the best
any team ever made against a
major opponent, and brought its
season total to 17 in eight games.
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Kuhn rolled a 243 high game
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Go to Giants' Willie McCoveytday anounced that the Quantico,
Va., Marine Corns Base will meet
McClelland Air Force base in the
annual postseason football game
here Dec. 12.
SAN FRANCISCO (. 4 1 3 )—Named 30 with two triples and two singles
National League rookie of the' in four times at bat, bringing the!
year, Willie (Stretch) McCovey of ;
Ciants cut of a slump. He con-1
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tinned through 52 games t. fin-,
test. 1 ish with a :354 average and 13 After the game . . .
"Next season should really s h ow :home runs.
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how I'll do in the big leagues,"l "With the wind blowing into. LLOYD PRICE
the 6-foot-4 first baseman said right field at Candlestick Park in-,
yesterday. 'stead of to the left as at Seals Sta.: & HIS BIG REVUE
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such doubts. itelling what a lefty swinger of, persons presenting football
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