SATURDAY, APRIL 30
Lions F
in Tenr
Penn State’s golf ai
teams will face son]
competition this £
when Lehigh comes
versity Park for me
the Lions. The teni
will start at 2 on the
courts while the goj
will start at 1.
Coach Joe Boyle’s
have a 4-3 record aftei
Penn in their last oil
Penn beat the Engineer]
ier in the season
The Lions topped
year, 6-1, but expect a
tie from the Engineers,
a squad of veterans.
Captain Dick Burgoo i will lead
off for the Lions against Lehigh’s
captain and number one man Stu
Ulife.
Tony Garro, Girart Pisauro,
Sieve Bentley, Jim F irber and
Sylvester Gardiner should see
action for the Engineers in this
afternoon's meet.
Following Burgoon in the Nit
tany lineup will be senior Bob
Devine, a long belter playing his
first season for the linksmen.
Other probable starters for the
Lions are little Roy Altman, jun
ior Bob Rutherford and veterans
Haydn Thomas, John Morton and
Ed K ormo s. Sophomore Bob
Swahn has won both of the
Lawrence Wins
In Drake Meet
DES MOINES, lowa (/lb
Houston's A 1 Lawrence, already
qualified as an Australian Olym
pic contender, ran awav with the
two-mile title yesterday as the
51st Drake Relays, opened in a
dreary, damp setting.
Lawrence, 28-year-old sopho
more, strode to a 130-yard vic
tory in the first major event of
the two-day Drake show which
reached a climax today with a
special AAU shotput showdown
between Parry O’Brien, Bill Nie
der and Dave Davis.
Lawrence, last fall’s NCAA and
National AAU cross country
champion, jogged the two-mile
distance Friday in a modest 8
minutes, 57.4 seconds, well behind
the Drake mark of 8:51.3.
A crowd of 8,500 sat through a
drizzle in 57-degree temperatures
as seven major events were con
tested and preliminaries were
held in six events.
Kansas won a thrilling victory
over defending champion Illinois
in the university sprint medley
relay. On the 880-yard anchor
lap, Kansas’ Bob Tague overtook
Illinois’ George Kerr, 1959 NCAA
half-mile champion, 30 yards from
the finish and won by a stride.
Kansas’ quartet of Cliff Cush
man, Paul Williams and Charlie
Tidwell, was clocked in 3:22.1.
The college sprint medley relay
title went to East Texas State.
Denver, Boston to Open
AFL Grid Campaign
DENVER (JP) Denver and
Boston will launch play in the
new American Football League
with the teams meeting at Bos
ton Sept. 9 or the following day.
This was announced as the
AFL Executive Committee op
ened a meeting here.
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Golf Meets Today
IS,
id tennis
matches he has played this year
and may break into the starting
lineup against the Engineers
The dual meet today will be
the last tuneup the Lions will
have for the Eastern Cham
pionships to be held in Pitts
burgh, May 7-9.
e rough
fternoon
to Uni
ets with
nis meet
; Nittany
'lf match
The Lion netters face an Engi
neer squad that has its top play
ers back fiom last year’s team
that had a 10-2 record.
Engineer coach Gerry Leeman
has one of the best players in the
East in Lowell Latshaw, but Lat
shaw is only pait of the story. I
Leeman also has a flock of letter-!
men and some top-notch sopho-t
I mores. I
linksmen
losing to
iting, 5-2
5 6-1, earl-
.ehigh last
tough bat
who boast
Latshaw was the Eastern In
tercollegiate champ in 1958 and
teamed up with Tom Earl to
win the doubles crown. Last j
year the same duo won the i
Middle Atlantic Conference
doubles championship and Lat
shaw was the singles tiilist.
Behind Latshaw and Earl, Lee
man can call on junior veteran
Chuck Hodge. Bill Kohut, Stir-]
ling Rust and sophomore Ron'
Gioff and Jose Cells. 1
Sophomoie Jim Baker retains]
his number one slot in the Lion
lineup and will face Latshaw, who
has never been beaten in dual!
meet competition.
Lion coach Sherm Fogg has
given the second spot to junior
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Dick Ludwig, who looked good
in a winning effort against
Buckneil.
Captain Jerry Carp is in the
third spot for the Nittanies fol
lowed by Johnny Blanek.
Fogg is undecided on who will
start in the last two spots in the
lineup, but likely candidates are
Vance Rea and Don McCartney.
Sword Dancer Returns
To Run in Grey Lag
NEW YORK (/Ih—The Brook
meade Stable’s Sword Dancer,
1959 horse of the year but a bust
last winter m Florida, returns to
action today against C. T. Chen
erv’s First Landing and nine oth
ers in the $60,000-added Grey
Lag Handicap at Aqueduct
It was at Aqueduct last fall,
where Sword Dancer beat Hills-]
dale and Round Table in the!
$lOO,OOO Woodwaid Stakes for his
championship claim. But Sword
Dancer ran poorly in two $lOO,OOO
'Florida races, the Widener and
Gulf.stream Park handicaps
First Landing, top 2-year-old of
1958, meanwhile won the $160,490
Santa Anita Maturity and then
recently copped the $70,300 Laur
el Maturity. Sword Dancer has
top weight of 126 pounds, First
Landing 124 in the Ilk mile race.
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Continental League Must
Meet Requirements-Frick
NEW YORK i.-Pi Baseball|
Commissioner Ford Frick yester- 1
day hailed New York’s proposed
new stadium as progress for the
Continental League but pointed
out that 10 basic requirements
must be met by the league to gainj
major league status. j
“We outlined 10 requirements 1
at our meeting in Columbus last
May.” said Frick. “The majors
declared they would favorably;
consider an application by a
group which could qualify. To
me that was a pretty definite
commitment.
“The rest is up to the Conti
nental League. It is up to them
to meet the requirements. When
they think they aie ready I will
be glad to meet with them In
fact, I am here, ready to meet
with them at any time.”
[ One of the 10 requirements is
; that the league shall file for ma
jor league status at least si x
months befoie the meeting at
which its application must be con
sidered and at least 10 months
[before the opening of its season. 1
' As the Continental League al
ready has set April, 1961 as its
opening date, that would mean
Impressive Mark
i Penn State's Rip Engle won 86'
games, lost 17, and tied 5 in 11!
Wears as head coach at Waynes-;
boro (Pa.) High School. The
|Waynesboio coaching job was!
; Engle's first in a career that led
to Brown University and to Penn
State.
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and you did not get to see us, please write or call:
Mr. R. M. Miller, Branch Manager
International Business Machines Corporation
206 Main St., Johnstown, Pa.
Telephone: JOhnstown 7-5181
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that it must file application by
June, 1960. If it desires to be ac
cepted into oiganued baseball in
time for the annual draft meet
ings in late November or early
December it u ould have to file
jbv late May or early June to
come within the six-month limit.
The new league also must ac
quire the minor league tenitory
in which it plans to operate; file
complete data on all stockhold
ers; have ball parks with a mini
mum capacity of 23,000; adopt the
j major league minimum salary
land unifoim player contiact and
join the present player pension
plan or adopt a comparable plan.
Smith, Green to Meet
In Amateur Golf Finals
PINEHURST. NC Mb—Char
les Smith and Peter Green, two
masterful putters, yesterdav
stroked their wav into the finals
of the North and South Amateur
Goif Tournament
Smith. 29-\ear-old Gastonia,
NC, automobile dealci. birdied
four of the last five holes for a
20-hole victory over Glenn John
son of Giosse He, Mich.
Green, 19-vear-old University
,of Noith Caiolina sophomore
[from Franklin, Mich., upset Dr.
I Edward Updegiaft of Tucson,
A-i-17. , 1 -up. Gteen knocked in a
116-foot bndie putt on the last
ihole to protect his slender lead
The championship final today
will be ovei 36 holes starting at
9-30 a.m. (EST).