CAGE SIX
Spikers Seek 2nd Win
In Clash With Jaspers
The Penn State thinclads will be seeking their second
straight dna! meet victory today when they clash with arch
rival Manhattan in New York.
The Lions have a 1-2 log this year with a win over Pitt
last week and losses to Navy and the Quantico Marines.
The Jaspers and State have hooked up in some memorable
duals in tectnt years, with Penn * * *
State'is indom IC4A victory last
year i linking as the most (llama-
Manhattan originally had won
the team line by 1 9 / 3 6 of a
point as the result of a reversed
judge's decision which elevated
Manhattan hurdler Henry
White from fourth place to third.
The extra point was the margin
of victory for the Jaspers.
Penn State Athletic Director
Driest B McCoy protested the re
versal and 11 clays later a spe
cial session of the IC4A executive
committee ruled that the rever
sal would. not be recognized, giv
ine Penn State the championship.
When the Jaspers invaded Bea
ver Field during the outdoor sea
son for a "grudge" match with
the Lions, they were soundly
bounced, 99-41.
This year both teams are rated
even and the final decision could
go either way.
_ _
The Lions' top guns will be _ *
* *
miler Dick Engelbrink, sprint- Runnings the half mile for
er Bobby Brown, weightmen State will be Bill Schwab, George
Jon Musser and Jim Schwab, ',Jones and Miller. Evans and
hurdler Bob Szeyller and high Courtney are Manhattan's top
jumper Dick Campbell.
prip
If Dick Hambright is fully re-' s
Ht pe m etsw eber, winner in the Pitt
covered from an ankle injury he: meet l as t week, Engelbrmk and
suffered last week, the Lions will Moorhead will head the Lions'
be stronger in both the 440 and 2-mile corps. In the relay it will
the mile ielay, heh Hambright be Nletzgar, Szeyller, Davies and
is slated to anchor Hambright.
The State line-up shows Eneel-,
brink, Steve Moorhead, and Mike'
Milk r in the mile.
Eneelbt ink looked impressive in
his last two outings, heating
Quantico's Pete Close and Pitt's
Von Rush. If he continues to im
prove he should have no trouble
beating Manhattan's John Hor
ton. who ran a 4.24 7 last week
against Quanticn
Goino for State in the 440
will be Hambright, Don Davies.
and Szeyller. Manhattan is well
fortified in this event with Art
Evans, Ronald Colino and Kye
Courtney.
Both the 100 and 220 x% ill he
handled by Brown, George Metr
par and either Pat Cunningham.
who is nui sing a sore thigh, or
Jim O'Connor.
Brown will be after his thud
straight double but Manhattan
srphoinoie John Fernandez ill be
a hrillenge to hint in birth events
White will give State's John
Fdi lila plenty of competition in
the 120 high huidles while Szeyl
lei and White are the top two
«mtenders in the 220 low hurdle.
By JIM KARL
BULLETIN
LOS ANGELES UP) Penn
State grad student Ed Moran
finished fourth here Friday
night in the 1500 meter run in
the Los Angeles Coliseum Re
lays.
Australia's Herb Elliot was
first followed by Laszlo Tabori
of Hungary and Jerome Walters
of Southern California Striders.
Elliott's time was 3:47.1.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Lion Netters
Host Cadets
In Finale
The Penn State tennis team
will wind up the 1960 season!
this afternoon at 2 on the Nit-:
tany courts against a powerH
packed Army team.
The Cadets have lost only one!
man from a squad that defeated!
the Lions at West Point last yeard
7,,2-11/2.
Army coach Leif Nordhe has:
number one man Hank Fisher!
back from last year, but Fisher!
has been replaced in that spot by.
sensational sophomore Jim Peter
son.
Peterson and State's own
sophomore star Jim Baker will
meet in the first match today
and it should be a good one be
' cause Baker will be out to
avenge a 6-4, 6-3 loss to Peter
son as a freshman last year.
Behind Peterson, Nordlie can
'call on a flock of fine sophomores,
I but Fisher will probably get the
nod to face Nittany captain Jerry
!Carp. Fisher dropped Dick Lud
wig 6-3. 6-2 last year while Carp
was losing to Don Hubbard, an
other returning letterman.
! Ludwig will be the third man
in coach Sherm Fogg's starting
lineup.
Other probable starters for the
Cadets are Hubbard, Russ Yelzei
ton, Bob Chelberg and star bas
ketballer Lee Sager.
Fogg has decided to go with
his veterans in an effort to off
set the Cadets' experience. Jun
ior Johnny Blanck will be
back in his familiar number
slot today. He was number three
' man in the Lions' win over
West Virginia Tuesday.
Don McCartney and John Krall
'will play in the last two spots
'for the Nittany netters. McCart
ney has been "hot and cold" all
,year while Krall has just recent
ly recovered from an elbow in
jury which sidelined him for three
weeks.
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Winning Log
Wednesday Penn State was worrying about the District II
playoffs but today the only thing that matters is splitting a
twinbill at Pitt to insure a winning season.
A 3-1 loss to Temple Wednesday ruined State's chances to
defend its district title and dropped the Lions' record to 9-7.
So a split today is all-important
with only one game (Delaware)
left on the schedule.
Like State, Pitt was an un
beatable on paper at
_the start
of the season, but apparently
that failed to awe Panther op
ponents and Bobby Lewis' boys
come into today's doublehead
er with a 4.12 record.
Included in the Panthers 12
losses are 1-run decisions to Ohio
State, West Virginia, Duquesne
and Juniata. Their wins were over
Navy, Georgetown, Bucknell and
Slippery Rock.
Lion coach Joe
Bedenk plans to
go with Marlin
Beisecker in the
first game and
either Dave Ber
gey or Tom Dur-
bin in the night-
Bieseck er, a
sophomore right-
haz,der
3-1 record with
wins over Buck-
nell, Georgetown, and Ithaca. His
only loss was to Lafayette.
Durbin, from Sharon, Pa., has
a 3-0 mark, while Bergey is 1-1
but has yet to give up an earned
run in 22% innings.
For Pitt it will be Dick Wirth
(1-3) in the first game, but Lew
is undecided about the second
tilt.
Bedenk plans to use a lot of
sophomores during today's ac
tion, but he said he will stick
to his basic starting lineup.
That will find Bill Benton (.243)
at first, Larry Fegley (.403) on
second with Bob Hrobak (.129)
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and Dick Landis (.103) rounding
out the infield.
Jim Suplizio (.300), Larry Bei
ghey (.400) and Zeke DeLong
(.2.36) will be in the outfield with
Harry Beans ( 282) behind the
plate in the first game and John
Adams (.200) handling the re
ceiving in the second game.
DUGOUT CHATTER Pete
Suder Jr., the son of the fortner
A's infielder, will start at short
stop for Pittsburgh today . .
Both the Lions and Pitt were in
the district playoffs last year . . .
Panther outfielder Nick Kartson
as blasted two homers in Pitt's
loss to Juniata Thursday . . .
When Dick Wirth beat Navy for
his only win, the losing pitcher
was Chuck Davis, the leading
pitcher in the nation last year
. . . The Lions were guests of
the Pittsburgh Pirates last night
at the Giant-Pirate game at
Forbes Field . . . State winds up
the 1960 campaign at Delaware
Thursday .
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U.S. Women Lead
LINDRICK, England (W)
America's women golfers staved
off a remarkable British come
back yesterday and took a 2-1
lead in their quest to recover the
Curtis Cup.
I The U.S. team of amateur stars,
winless in this coveted biennial
competition since 1954, captured
two of the three two-ball four
somes and became the favorites
to regain the cup in today's six
singles matches which climax the
two-day duel.
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