The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, May 10, 1960, Image 9
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 Quantico Trips L Brown Records Wins in 100,220 By JIM KARL Penn State's track team lost a meet Saturday, their second in a row, but they couldn't have looked better in defeat. The score, 74-57, doesn't indi cate the closeness of the meet be tween the Lions and the Quantico Marines, one of the top track ag gregations in the country. Except for the pole vault, State battled Coach Ben Moore's squad on almost even terms. Both teams took seven first places, with Mel Ramey and Quantico's Charlie Letting tying for top honors in the broad , jump. But Quantico swept the pole vault, racking up nine valuable points. Mel Schwartz and Dave Took tied for first with John Uclses finishing second for the Marines. One of the brightest spots of the afternoon for the Lions was, 4 UP AND OVER goes Lion Pole Vaulter Dale Peters during the performance of Captain Dick' Penn Engelbrink who broke the meet State-Quantico track meet at Beaver Field Saturday. Quantico record in the mile when he was beat the Lions, 74-57, in a star studded meet before a packed house. clocked in 4:12. 1 * * * * * * The race was the blond mil- 220 he pulled a minor upset when wal4 Penn State: 3. Miller, Penn State, er's best since the Boston t he decisively beat ex-Villanova I ' 6l 5 (naw meet reeoz ti ) . Elwel Knights of Columbus Meet in dashman Ed Collymore. Mile-1. uantic ,ink. Penn State: 2 Fleming, Quantico, o, 3. Clow, Quantico, February. Coach Chick Werner, Bob Szeyller,lC4A record " 2 • 4 . who had been hoping for the holder in the 20 low hurdles, 2 Mile-I. Zwolak. Quantico; 2. Breck day when his top distance run- j went to the wire with Fillman em idge, Qua mien . 3. Moot head, Penn State, 9;0.1 (new meet record ) . ner would come around, said he in that event in one of the day's 2 120 Higha-1, Faller*, Penn State; 2 was delighted with Engelbrink's most thrilling races before See d. , Quantico: 8. Campbell, Penn State. showing. In fact, he said that chalking up the win. .1a.2. if the wind hadn't been such a 225 Lows-I, Szeyllet. Penn State: 2 Coll more copped the 440 with factor Engelbrink might have Fulmar', Quantico, 3. Seed, Quantico. done better, out much trouble. State's Dick :23 5. Hambright and Don Davies fin- Mile Relay-1. Penn Slate IMetzgar. W In one of the surprises of the: 'ished second and third, respec- a s vS ab. o D e, u , s D a n es, H t. a rc n c b o , ,. . :/ lit ); 2. record),'' day Al Cantello, world record holder in the javelin, failed tol tive/ YI Pole Vault-1 Tie between Tork and meet the Olympic qualifying stall-~The State relay team of George Schwaltz, Quantico, 3. Uelaea. Quantico• dard of 251. Cantello's best toss' Metzgar, Bill Schwab, Davies and 14 ft. 6 , t. ) in. (new meet tecuid). ,Hambright breezed to an easy Shot Put-I. Allen, Quantien ; 2. Cot traveled 228-7. Although he saidl~yin, torman. Quantico; 3. Simon, Penn State. finishing in 3:15.8. the wind was the biggest factor in l l win ' 2 ft. I in. SiSI AIMARIES• his sub-par showing, he also com ' - I 100-1. Biwan, Penn State; 2. Pitman. High Junip-1. Gardner, Quantico. 2 plained of a poor runway. I Quantieo ; I. Metzgar, .09.7 (new meet Campbell, Penn State: 3. Falieia, Penn State. 6 ft. 57,, in. (new meet record). Bob Brown was the only double I'" 2 ° ,`P..' l. Blown, Penn State. 2. Collymore, Broad 1 I Tie between Barney. winner of the day. He roaredlqunnueo, 3. Metz g ar, Penn State, •216. Penn State, and Latting, Quantico,3 . in from three yards back at the 50-I 440-1. Collymore, Quantico; 2. Ham- Plythe, Quantico, 22 ft. 2', in. yard mark to beat Quantico'si hr lg ht, Penn State ; 3. Basic,, Penn State, Javelin-1 Cantello, Quantico; 2. Me -47 t. Corty, Quantico; 3. J. Schwab, Penn State Walt Fillman in the 100. In the )• sso-i. 1.1p.,0mb. Quantico; 2 W. Sch- 220 ft. 7 in. I neta meet retold). Discus-1. Mussel, Penn State; 2. &h. waltz, Quantico, 3. Cottettuan, Quantico 150 ft. I: in. Wind Hampers Wind can play strange tricks sometimes. Saturday on Beaver Field it played one on Ed Moran. The Penn State grad student was entered in the mile run in the Penn State-Quantico dual meet by special permission from coaches Chick Werner and Major Ben Moore. The race had been sanctioned by the A.A.U., and Moran was shooting for a 4.02, the qualifying standard for the Olympics. Not only did Moran miss the standard, but he might have missed a four minute mile be cause of a strong wind that scam pered over Beaver Field kicking JAcicHARPERJACKHARPERJACKHAIiPiftJACKIIARpERJAMARPERJACKHAR THE ATHERTON . . . ' - ' l ' ',.. ' ~• . , k • • ~,.. ~ ,.; : y.- , ,1 .•':. % i 7 ';111411 „ '' ;%•--- -t, . L A4314•1' . .... - '.:- „ ,,..4 .: , K ;-5!i:,:i,32. , .; f .. it::: ** 41 , ”. ' •xlarx„.h. %•'" :. 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Wherever you go this summer be cool and com fortable, yet have that "get ahead" look with our "Ather ton" washwearable. i t 3 from $39.95 411';'''.°P ti. , a .I . yi „, , , I 61. Custom Shop for Men THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA * * * * * * Bosox Sign Collegian For Reported $70,000 NEW ORLEANS (11 3 ) The Boston Red Sox yesterday an nounced the signing of fire-ball ing southpaw Darrell Massey of Loyola University for a bonus re portedly in excess of $70,000. The 6-foot-2, 185-pound fresh man closed the season Saturda: by beating Spring Hill Colleg• and finished with a 6-0 record. H' ran up 82 strikeouts in 50 innings. ion Sp Army Cops EIGA Crown; Lion Linksmen Take 3rd Special to The Collegian PITTSBURGH, Pa., May 9 Penn's Don Norbury shot a phenomenal 69-72-141 yesterday to retain his EIGA indi vidual championship in a downpour here. Army edged the Quakers for the team title Saturday, with Penn State finishing third. Pitt's Wildwood course was water-logged throughout the tourney and forced a change s in the plans for the individual; play Sunday's rain completely in- , undated several of the greens and caused tournament director Walt Cummins to cancel the day's . rounds. Faced with the prospect-of hav-, ing 72 holes of match-play in one; day Cummins and the assembled 14 coaches agreed to stage a 36-1 hole medal-play tournament in-! stead. I,wastngion 7 10 Army won the team crown withk_xo,,.., c)t, - _ - _ — _ - 6 11 a five-man total of 754. Penn vvas I Detioit __ __ 5 10 'second with 757 and Penn State x —P IRYIng night game ,grabbed third, just seven strokes, National W L. I behind the Cadets, with 761.;5„,, I raileisco ___l6 7 .6 , , Princeton was fourth with 767,1 x-Pittshoigh ____.l3 8 .61 4 7 .56,, Navy took fifth with 768 and de-I'Z!::".auk" _____ll li .5011 fending champion Yale finished,-..a"A'r t ig i Angeles ___ 10 1 4 .455 sixth with 774. !St. Loom 9 11 .450 c P h il i i , ll . i s es o _ ____ ______9 13 .6150 Nittany linksmen Dick Burgoonl 6 12 .434 and Roy Altman qualified for the Probable Pitchers ,final rounds. Captain Burgoon! American League t carded a 150 score to finish in al Deti uit, Mos.,' 40-21 at Washington, Kern- He for sixth with Syracuse's Bob:"'" 10-2 I ' night 1 KRII4I/9 Cite, Hall (2-0) at Baltimoia, I Armstrong. i Wilhelm i 1-1 I . night I Altman, third man for the Lions; Cleveland, Petry (1 -1) at New York, Short 42-11, night ,in the regular season, soared to Chicago, IA % tin (0-11 at Boston, Castile, 1163 for the final two rounds and i 2-01, night was near the bottom of the 161 qualifiers. Cincinnati, Hobble i 2.3) Norbury scored a morning-1 Pittsboreh, Law(4-11 at Los Angeiet, Iround 69 and added an even par Polices 12-11, iiit 72 in the afternoon to- defeatiPhiladelphia, Conley (0-0, at San Fran ciseo, Antonelli 11-01, night Howie Kuntz by four strokes. Only games scheduled kers MAJOR LEAGUES By The Armciated Prele American w. L. Pct ____ 12 fi its 6 .621 7 .si, !1 8 .621 10 Chicago ___ New Yell( _- Hoston Cleo eland ____ /Ultimo, _ National League Purley i 1-11 at Chicago, This Week's SPECIAL RAINCOAT: Cleaned & Pressed only 99c Cleaned, Pressed & Waterproofed only $1.49 at The Launderette 210 West College Avenue Open: 7 . 30 - 5:30 Daily Saturday 7:30 - 4:30 Watch for our weekly SPECIALS! PAGE NINE 2 1 4 st? 51.1 2 , ". 3 , ), 1: 3 5 1 4 6 vt