THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1960
Pitt, Lions to
In X-Country
The Penn State cross country
team will be looking for its sec
ond straight victory when it goes
against Pittsburgh tomorrow on
the Panther's home course.
To build themselves up for the
tough Pitt course in Schenley
Park, the Lions spent yesterday
afternoon running the slopes at
the Centre Hills Country Club.
Pitt suffered a big loss when
Ron Rush graduated last June,
but it didn't seem to hamper
the Panthers in their opening
win against Slippery Rock
State Teachers College last
week.
Rush, one of the Panthers' all
time great distance runners, had
his best year against the Lions
in 1958 when he' beat Ed Moran,
Fred Kerr, and Dick Engelbrink.
But last year he ran into trou
ble and finished fourth behind
Engelbrink, Herm Weber, and
Steve Moorhead.
However, Pittsburgh has . a
runner who could make the fans
forget Rush. Harry Stokes, a
sophomore, ran exceptionally
well in his freshman year and
is expected to be one of the
top Panther harriers this sea
son.
Against the Penn State frosh
last year, Stokes placed second
behind the Lions' Gerr;• Norman.
Two seniors, co-captains Reed
Injuries Hamper
State Soccermen
Injuries to key personnel con
tinue to hamper Penn State's soc
cer team in its drive to get back
on the winning track.
When the Lions go against Sy
racuse here Saturday they may
be without the services of cap
tain Wayne Rodgers for the sec
ond straight week.
Rodgers injured his left ankle
in a practice session before the
West Chester game last week and
was forced to sit out the contest
which the Lions lost, 5-9.
The senior fullback from Olney
High School in Philadelphia, re
injured the same ankle this week
and also twisted his left knee.
Rodgers isn't Hosterman's only'
worry. Sophomore halfback Jay!
Stormer is still battling
splints and fullback Ken Link is ,
hobbled by a bad leg.
Lion center-half Ed Hebei, who ;
was kicked in the face in they
West Chester game. will not see
action this weekend, thus adding ;
to Hosterman's woes.
Fever Sidelines Layne
PITTSBURGH (?P Bobby;
Layne, No. 1 quarterback of the.
National Football League's Pitts
burgh Steelers, became ill yester
day and missed practice.
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Opening OCT. 14
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Meet
Battle
Clarke and Bill Hinchberger, are
the only letter-winners on Pitt's
comparatively young team.
Last season Clarke and Flinch
berger finished in a tie for eighth
place in the State meet.
Rounding out Coach Carl Rees'
team are junior Don Adams and
sophomores Vance Carter, Jon
Hart, Bob Tarkany, and Jon
Towne.
After tomorrow's meet, the
Lions return home for three
straight against Michigan State,
Navy and Manhattan.
Michigan State holds the NCAA
cross country crown.
Tunney Winning Battle
Against Overweight
LONDON •(,13) Gene Tunney
—the man_ who twice defeated
Jack Dempsey—said yesterday
he's winning a long battle against
overweight.
`But it's a real fight," said the
former heavyweight boxing cham
pion.
Talking to reporters during a
short visit to L o n d o n, Tunney
added:
"I'm 63 now and I suppose I'm
doing very well with my weight.
I'm only 14 pounds heavier than
when I was champion." Tunney
weighed 189 when he defeated
Dempsey in September, 1926.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
SAE Wins, 6-3
In Final Stanza
Pi Kappa Phi nearly pulled the
lupset of the intramural football
season last night, but Sigma Al
,pha Epsilon's Dick Miller inter
:cepted a pass in the closing min
ute and then SAE scored a quick
TD to win, 6-3.
SAE was runner-up in frater
nity play last year.
t Two early touchdowns by Ken
!Sullivan gave Delta Upsilon a
'lead At never relinquished and
!last:year's champions rolled to an
'impressive 23-7 triumph over Phi
Kappa Tau.
Chick Young and Joe Thomp
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Joyce hit r:!!! Phi Kappa Tau.
Delta Theta Sigma couldn't
overcome an early deficit, and lost
to Lambda Chi Alpha, 13-0.
Alha Chi Rho evened its rec
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Rho on first downs, 3-2, and Al-
Ipha Chi Sigma broke a scoreless
tie in the final minute, defeating
Theta Xi, 3-0.
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