THURSDAY. MAY 26. 1960
Lions Will Defend Title
In IC4A's This Weekend
By JIM KARL
Penn State has two IC4A
champions who won't get a
chance to defend their titles
tomorrow and Saturday at
Villanova.
Dick Engelbrink, winer of the
2-mile last year, and B Szeyller,
the IC4A 220 low hurdles champ,
will be participating, ut not in
these events.
Both the 2-mile and the 220 low
hurdles have been replaced this
year with special Oly'plc events
—the steeplechase. hop -step-and-
Jump. and 440-yard hdles.
Szeyller will swih to the
440. yard hurdles arid Engel
brink will run both the mile
and the 880.
Other top entries for the Lions
are Bob Brown in the 100 and 220,
Dick Hambright in the 440, Dick
Campbell and John Fariera in
the high jump, Jim Schwab in
the javelin, Jon Musser' in the dis
cus, and Mel Ramey in the hop
step-and-jump.
Three Penn Staters, Mike Miller,
Steve Moorhead, and Ernie Noll
will try their luck in the steeple
chase.
A host of track stars from 47
schools throughout the East and
midwest also win be appearing
in the meet. Boston U's John
Thomas should be the top indivi
dual attraction, but the track
prognosticators can't make up
their minds whether Villanova,
Yale, Penn State, Manhattan,
Maryland or Michigan State will
win the team title.
Even Harvard, on the strength
of a 70-70 tie with Yale, is consid
ered a contender.
Villanova. with a solid corps
of sprinters, two top hurdlers.
and a 24-foot plus broad jump
er, is the favorite. Frank Budd
(who edged Brown in the IC4A
indoor 60-yard dash title race)
and Paul Drayton are top con
tenders in both the 100 and 220.
Leon Pras and Bob - Coffill are
rated as top-notch hurdlers, and
John Buckley has won the broad
jump title for two consecutive
years.
Yale's hopes rest largely on the
Lambda Chi
Wins IM Golf
Lambda Chi Alpha beat Alpha
Sigma Phi, 3-0, to become the
1960 IM golf champion on the
University links.
Lambda Chi's Les Walker, Bill
Rutt, Chuck Kunkel, Jack Lar
son, and Joe DeMinico, went
through the tournament without
losing a match.
TKE Downs Acacia, 1-0
To Win IM Soccer Title
A soft angle shot with less then
two minutes remaining in the fi
nal period was the margin of vic
tory last night as Tau Kappa Ep
silon eked out a 1-0 win over
Acacia to take the IM fraternity
soccer championship.
The ball appeared headed out of
bounds behind the goal when TKE
center Ken Morrow shot between
two Acacia bootz.rs and tapped it
into the far corner of the net. Aca
cia had won the championship the
last two years.
Berks House downed the Mice,
1-0, to win the independent title.
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Graduation
Duffy's will be open Graduation
Weekend for your dining en•
joyment. Bring your -parents
and friends out and have a last
delicious steak in this famous
old inn. Duffy's is a part of
Penn State tradition.
Open Saturday 2-9:30
Sunday 2-9 30
Duffy's
In Boalsburg, 4 mi res east of
State College on Route 322
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(turn right at the Texaco Station)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
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shoulders of two indoor IC4A ti
tle winners Jim Stack and Tom
Carroll. Stack took the 600 title
and Carroll the 1000.
Other potential Eli point-get
ters are Steve Snyder and Dave
Bain in the sprints, Mike Pyle,
167-foot discus thrower, John
Livingston, 221-foot javelin
thrower, and hurdler Jay Luck.
Manhattan's solid men are
shot putter Joe Marchiony and
sprinter John Fernandes. Mar
chiony set a new personal high
and meet record against Penn
State last week by heaving the
16-pound ball 57.8. The bespec
tacled senior won the indoor ti
tle this year with a toss of 57
even, which erased the longest
standing record on the IC4A
books.
Fernandez, a sophomore with
great potential, lost to Brown in
the 100 last week but defeated the
Lion junior in the 220.
Manhattan Coach George East
ment also is hoping for points
from Larry St. Clair in the half
mile, Peter Beyer in the three-
Netters Elect Bland(
To Captain '6l Squad
John Blanck has been elected
captain of the 1961 tennis team.
The steady'junior, who had a 6-4
record this year, predicted a good
year for the Nittany netters next
season.
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mile, and Henry White' in the hur
dles. White, an unglamorous but
consistent runner, is never seeded
but always manages to place. If
Art Evans recovers from an ail
ing back, the Jaspers will have a
strong 880 duo in St. Clair and
'Evans.
Maryland has three returning
title holders high hurdler Bill
Johnson, javelin thrower Nick
Kovalakides, and vaulter Bjorn
Anderson.
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Orioles Retain Lead
On Courtney's Single
CHICAGO (iI)) Clint Courtney's pinch single in the
ninth inning drove in the decisive run that gave the league
leading Baltimore Orioles a 3-2 victory over the-sliding Chi
cago White Sox yesterday.
Boosting Baltimore to its
19th in the last 27 games was,
rookie righthander Chuck Estrada.'
Estrada, who had a 14-6 mark!
for Vancouver last year, bested'
Early Wynn for his third victory
against one setback.
Estrada scattered five hits, in
eluding a game-tying homer by
Sherm Lollar in the seventh,
fanned six and walked four.
Wynn. striving for .his third
straight victory, went the route ; ,
for the second time and was nick
ed for 10 hits in absorbing his'
second loss. He struck out 8.
Sox shortstop Luis Aparieio was,
spiked in the third inning wheni
Val Thomas was out stealing see-1
ond. Aparicio had to leave the
game in the seventh
Rookie Sox centerfielder Joe
Hicks collided in short center
with Sammy Esposito as they
chased Jackie Brandt's pop fly
in the eighth. Hicks was knock
ed out and left the game.
lout and the Red Sox had scored
Tigers Tame Yankees ;another run in the eighth, the
DETROIT (g.) Charlie Max- { Athletics struck again. Pinch
well, Frank Bolling and Red Wil-,hitter Bill Tuttle started it with a
son supported Frank Lary's pitch-jsingle. After Norm Siebern had
ing with bases-loaded double sstruck out. Hank Bauer singled
yesterday, helping the Detroit'and Bowsfield was relieved by
Tigers to a 9-3 triumph over the Mike For nieles. Harry Chiti
New York Yankees. greeted him with a single that
Lary spaced eight hits in run-drove in Tuttle and moved Bauer
ning his lifetime mark against s to second. Jurges then sent Bor-
New York to 22-7 and helped hisiland to the mound and he got
own cause with a run-scoring ;Pete Dalev on a fly to center be
double in the eighth inning. Lary's s fore whiffing Hamlin.
record is 4-3.
By winning their fourth straights Five runners share Penn State's
and their 10th in the last 14'100-yard dash record with a time
games, the Tigers moved into a of 9.6. They are Hi Henry (1907),
fourth-place tie with New York. Dick Bartholomew (1928), Bar-
Each team has a 15-14 record. Iney Ewell (19401, Wilbert Lancas-
The Yankees now have dropped ter (19501, and Art Pollard (19541.
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fourth straight triumph and
five of eight games in the West.
They sent four pitchers into
yesterday's contest with starter
Ralph Terry, who was knocked
out in the third, taking the defeat.
Boston Breaks Streak
KANSAS CITY f/P1 The Bog
ton Red Sox staved off an eighth
inning rally and broke a 10-game
losing streak yesterday by shad
ing Kansas City Athletics 5-3.
Manager Billy Jurges used
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Bill Monbouquette. the starting
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