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Engelbrink, Brown, Moran
To Compete in Boston Games
Captain Dick Engelbrink a second in the sprint series. He 1
and sprinter Bobby B rown won the 80-yard dash in :08 and h 1
Prom the Penn State indoor t s h p e ee l d o y o-z i a o r n d
i d u a n s i h o r i n :
i05911.13e.d The
fin
track team along with Ed hind former Duke star Dave
Moran, former Lion great, will Sime in the 70-yard race.
ion in their third mid-winter The Penn State mile and two
mile relay teams each finished
track carnival tomorrow at third at Washington. Villanova,
P,o,ton, won the mile relay in 3'251 and
The three track standouts who Western Michigan captured the
ha \ c alt cady competed in the two-mile trophy in 7:49.2. i
Westinghouse Star Meet and the ,
k quarter-miler, two sprinters,
Milli ose Games in New Ym I " and a hurdler made up State's,
Madison Square Golden on the mile team. Dick Hambright, top-,'
past two Saturdays will run in flight 440 runner, joined dash men
the Boston Ath- 'George Metzgar and Blaine o'-
letii Association
,Connor and record hurdler Bob
Games to close 'S7eyller
oi,t the exhibi- : Captain Engelbrink paced the
Linn sti trig. two-mile relay squad that includ-
Fngelbrink and
Ivic,i an will en
ter the mile and
131 own will run
tlic! :,[n Int
Mout, current- onds and helped kill a late Man
ly a grad student Brown hatan rally last night as Villa
at the Unive.r.,ity, set a world's nova defeated the Jasper., 62-55.
iccord in the Washington Star Villanova led all the way. The
meet when he ran the mile in eighth - ranked Wildcats lifted
4•(183, the fastest time ever re-,their season record to 15-1. Their
corded indoors on a flat track. only setback was by fifth-rated
The time eclipsed Gunnar Neil- West Virginia. . .
son's former !fleet mark by 1.2
seconds
Brown took two firsts and ily paced Manhattan with 26
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STATE COLLEGE, PA.
Villanova Wins 15th
NEW YORK (RP) — . Little Jim
a victory pattern
1 Huggard set
with a basket in the opening sec-
Huggard led the winners in
scoring with 22 points. Bob Mea-
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
ed George Jones, and two former
freshman stars who made their
varsity debut—Mike Miller and
Steve Morehead.
At the annual Millrose classic
in Madison Square Garden last
Saturday the Penn State contin
gent bagged a quartet of third
place ribbons.
In the individual events, Brown
nabbed a third in the sprint and
Moran came in third in the mile.
The same mile and two-mile
relay teams that competed at
Washington kept up their string
of number three finishes at New
York.
The Nittany Lion boardmen
leave the touring circuit and open
their intercollegiate season next
Saturday at Annapolis.
Basketball Scores
NBA '
St racuse 137, rhilikdelybia 110
Detroit 121, Cincinnati 102
Do You
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If you saw a full-rigged sailing ship in the middle of
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(B) "Wish they'd invent talking mirages," or (C)
"Anything can happen in Las Vegas!"
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When a man says, "Brevity
is the soul of wit," he means
(A) he's about to make a
long speech; (B) wise
thoughts come in short sen
tences; (C) "Shut up!"
AD BU CO
You're caught in a pouring
rain—and you're offered a
lift by a pal whose driving
is dangerously erratic,
Would you (A) tell him
you enjoy walking in the
rain? (B) say, "Suee—but
let me drive"? (C) accept
rather than hurt his
feelings?
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When you think for yourself ... you de
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The Man Who Thinks for Himself Knows--
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Ellis Fires 65
Palm Springs
PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (/P)j McMullin shot his second 68 in
—Wes Ellis Jr., poker facedi a w.
Texan, yesterday scored a; Their stroke aheadtotn o f 136
l af put
Alil.
a h s e s m e 1 i oe h n k,
sizzling 65 over the tougNrangy pro from Grossinger, N.Y.,
Tatnarisk course to grab a niwho shot a 69 to go with a first
early second round lead in the!round 68.
world's richest golf tourna-1
t Dutch Harrison shot a siz
sling 32 on his first nine yester
ment. ! day but bogeyed himself into
Ellis, winner of the 1958 Cana-1 a 38 for the 68 Wednesday,
dian Open and the 1959 Texasl which gave him a 36-hole total
Open, coupled his 65 with a first; of 138 .
round 70 for 135, one stroke bet-1 Bunched at 139 were Mason
ter than John McMullin of Fair-;Rudolph of Clarksville, Tenn.,
Oaks, Calif., and Bill Johnston, whose first-round 67 made him
of Provo. Utah. done of five opening day leaders;
The 28-year-old Ellis has !Earl Stewart Jr., of Dallas, 68-71;
signed as resident pro at West ! and Tommy Jacobs of Palm
Springs, 71-68.
Caldwell, N.J., a job that p.rob
ably will take him off the tour. All the pros were firing away
His 85 is the lowest card yet i for that $50,000 hole-in-one
in the $lOO.OOO Palm Springs i money.
Desert Classic. 1 For the fifthyound . Sunday, the
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Johnston shot a 67 at Thunder-'low 60 pros fight it out alone
bird to compare with his first ',over the Thunderbird Country
round 69. ( Club layout.
Think for Yourself ?
QUESTIONS AND SEE IF YOU'RE IN FOCUS*)
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that (A) says the filter
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bacco; (B) is designed to
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the best taste; (C) gives
you an enormous filter but
very little taste.
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