THURSDAY. APRIL 7.
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Penn State reached
the Lions, 17-3, here
In recent years ''enn State hasn't come close to beating the
Midshipmen and ye terday was no exception. The Lions didn't
hit the scoring colum until the * *
final period and by that time
Navy had an overwh lining 16-0
lead.
Sophomore Gordon ennett con
tinued to lead the Lions in scor
ing. He accounted for two of
State's three goals, both coming
on unassisted plays.
State and Bennett finally broke
the scoring ice at 1:10 of the final
period. Bennett also got the sec
ond Lion goal at 12:311 of the
fourth period.
Hank Schilling, who replaced
injured Jim Kane in the Lion
lineup, scored the other goal
with h 35 remaining in the
game. Schilling scored on an as
sist from Dick Hammond.
All-American Karl I'tipplemeyer
led Navy's devastating attack.
Ripplemeyer smashed in four
goals and had three assists. The
Middies ran at will against the
Lion defense and pew,3ered the
State goalies with 50 shots.
The overworked Lion goalies
made 20 saves. Jim Irwin, play
ing the first three periods, stopped
16 shots and John Castella, who
took over in the final period, had
four saves.
Navy scored at 9:55 of the first
period when Bob Krulisth blazed
a shot into the Nittany goal. The
barrage that followed carried
Navy to a 12-0 halftime lead and
their second win of the season.
Along with Ripplemeyer, Barry
Byrne and Henry Childs did the
most damage to the Lions. Byrne
acounted for two goals and two
assists while Childs had two goals.
Not only was the Middie at
tack powerful, but the defense
was rock-ribbed and State only
managed 13 shots. Last week
against Loyola. the Lions took
50 shots and won 8-2.
The Penn State frosh didn't do
any better than the varsity and
bowed to the Navy plebes, 16-1,
in its opening game.
Ruth Enters Mat Tourney
The U.S. Army has entered a i and Walter Kling; Pfc. Charles
12-man team in - the District Two' Scott, Capt. Al Henson, San Diego
Olympic wrestling tryouts to be State; Pfc. Veryl Long, and Pfc.
held at Rec Hall April 22-23. Peter Roche, Brown.
The members of the Army team Blubaugh and DeWitt are for
best remembered by fans in this mer national champions.
area are Pvt. Greg Ruth, a for- Tickets for the four-session
mer Lehigh wrestler, and Lt. tournament are on sale at the
Gerry Weisenseel, former West Rec Hall ticket office
Point grappler. Weisenseel will
wrestle in the featherweight
(136.5 pounds) division, Ruth in
the lightweight (147 5) bracket.
Other members of the Army
team and former schools are Pfc.
Dick Errico, Alfred; Pfc. Bill Mc-
Kinley, UCLA; Lt. Ed DeWitt,
Pittsburgh; Specialists Four th
Class Doug Blubaugh, Oklahoma
State; George Jurinek, Illinois;
Soccer Candidates
Coach Ken Hosterman re
quests that all varsity soccer
candidates report to him at Rec
Hall by the end of the week for
instructions on spring practice.
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GORDON BENNETT
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Penn State Hoopsters
Tough on Home Court
Penn State basketball teams are
tough to beat on their home floor.
The Nittany Lions own a com
bined record of 201 home court
victories against their 1959-60 op
ponents. They've lost only 66
games to these opponents at Uni
versity Park.
The Lions boast their most one
sided home court records over
Bucknell (36-7), Syracuse (22-8),
Carnegie Tech (28-4), and Gettys
burg (16-1). Pitt and Temple have
given the Lions their roughest
time at home, although they both
trail in the standings.
Faust Has Broken Hand,
Hawks Still Confident
ST. LOUIS (EP) The St. Louis
Hawks are confident that they
can again pull even with the Bos
ton Celtics in pro basketball's
world series, despite the discovery
that Larry Foust has a broken
hand.
Foust, a 6-foot-9 250-pound re
serve center, suffered a break in
one of the small bones of his left
hand. X-rays taken after Boston's
127-102 victory Tuesday night dis
closed the break. The sixth game
will be in St. Louis tonight.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Poor Working Conditions Hurt
ThincladsiChances at Quantico
After a disappointing indoor
season, Penn State's track
team hopes to get back to its
usual winning ways t his
spring.
But in order to get off on the
right foot at the Quantico Re
lays April 15-16, they will need
an assist from the weather.
As coach Chick Werner so apt
ly put it, "right now the track
team 15 up the creek without a
paddle." Because the track at
Beaver Field is not quite ready,
the Lions have been practicing be
hind New Beaver Stadium, where
there is plenty of level ground
"You can't get a team in
shape in a shower room," Wer
ner said. "The team isn't ready,"
he continued, "and I don't know
if it will be."
"If we don't find some way to
practice so we can get in shape,
I don't se how anybody could ex
pect us to make a good showing
at Quantico, regardless of our de
sire and ability."
Commenting on the recent Penn
State indoor season, Werner said
that it was definitely not up to
Penn State standards.
"A very unfortunate thing hap
pened when the Army meet had
to be cancelled due to snow," he
said, "and we went into the IC4A
championships with only one
meet under our belt."
And by their performance in
Montreal Canadians Are
Stanley Cup Favorites
MONTREAL (Th—The power
ful Montreal Canadieiv, rule 12-5
favorites to win the opener of
their Stanley Cup final series
against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
The best-of-seven set begins
tonight on the home ice of the
Canadiens, who are seeking their
fifth consecutive National Hockey
League championship.
Both coaches were confident of
victory on the eve of the second
straight all-Canada final.
"It probably will be a tougher
series than it was a year ago."
said Montreal Pilot Toe• Blake.
"But this gang of mine always
wins when it has to. They haven't
let me down yet."
IM Results
Pifer-Faris
Landau, Beta Sigma Rho, 21-18, 21-16
Maim -Millet , AZ, heat Illown-Ittachlan,
Acacia, 21-1, 21-16
Hammond-Dahl. DU. beat Baker-Benner,
Theta Delta Chi, 21-1, 21-12
Championahip Flight Match
Barber-Danke, Beta Theta Pt, beat Carp-
Weintraub, Beta Sigma Rho, 15.21, ri
ll, 21-lf
IM HANDBALL
Flight Championships
Beta Theta Pi, beat Bloom.
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the eastern classic, the Lions gave
evidence that they could have
used more experience. Picked as
one of four teams having the best
chance to win the title, the Lions
finished in tenth place.
There were other factors influ
encing the team's performance.
Half-miler Bill Schwab sat out
the campaign with an ankle in
jury and Ron Beard, a good pole
vaulter, didn't compete at all.
Yanks Nip Orioles, 4-3
ST. PETERBURG, Fla (AP)
Roger Maris exploded his fourth
hit to bring the New York
Yankees a 4-3 victory in 11
innings over the Baltimore Orioles
Wednesday.
Maris drove a 400-footer to the
right field wall with the bases
loaded and one out, making
right-hander Bob Mabe the losing
pitcher.
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The Lions will count on Dick
Engelbrink to lead the comeback.
The State catatain k regarded as
one of the best middle distance
runnels in the East.
Along with Engelbrink there
are many mote established per
formers on the squad and Werner
will have plenty of material to
work with. Lion sprinter Bobby -
Brown is looking forward to a
good year after a strong indoor
showing.
Sophomore Steve Moorhead
has potential to be a top star and
his side kick Mike Miller is not
far behind according to Werner.
Janerette Named Best
Lineman By Missouri
University of Missouri football
players named Penn State tackle
Charlie Janerette as the best line
man they faced in 1959. Janer
ette, 6-3, 240-pounder, joined
Penn State guard Earl Kohlhaas
on Missoui es all-opponent team.
The Nittany Lions whipped Mis
souri, 19-8 in the '59 season opener
for both teams
Scholarly Coach
Joe Paterno, Penn State's offen
sive backfield coach, majored in
English Literature at Brown Uni
versity where he quarterbacked
the football team.
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