TUESDAY; OCTOBER 11. 1960 Soccermen To Record The Penn State booters scored three goals in three min utes during the first period Saturday and then coasted to a 3-0 win over Syracuse on Nittany Field. The victory was the first for the Lions after two straight losses to Bucknell and West Chester. Syracuse is now 0-2. Their' other loss was to Cornell. * * * This was a different Penn State team than the one that dropped its first , two games in lopsided manner. The Lions outran their opponents with ease, and their passing was sharp for the first time this year. State goalies Jim Gottschling and Dave Grubbs only had to make four saves, while the Lions took 54 stabs at ,the Orange nets. Penn State kept the ball in Syracuse territpry most of the first quarter with the Orange failing to get one shot at the Penn State goal. Halfbacks Bill Rierson, Gene Raiford, and Jay Stormer con tinually set up the Lion attack by intercepting Syracuse passes be fore they got past midfield. At 8:30 of the first period Howie Farrar took a-pass from Stormer and scored the first Lion goal. Stormer, awarded an indirect kick for a Syracuse penalty, hit Farrar 10 yards out on the right side of the Orange nets, and the Lion inside-left kicked a hard ground shot into the corner of goal. It was Farrar's fifth goal in two years against Syracuse. State scored its second goal a minute later. Syracuse took the kickoff but the Lions immediately intercepted the ball. Left wing Lou Van Rafelghem took a pass at midfield and out raced his defender deep into the left corner where he unleashed a shot that was slightly wide. Alert Glenn Ream then came in frOm his outside-right position and banged the ball high into the net from four yards out and the Lions led. 2-0. State scored its third goal seconds later when Syracuse Broken Neck Caused Death Of Titan Guard HOUSTON, Tex. GP) An au topsy showed yesterday that How ard Glenn, 24, New York Titan football player, died of a broken neck Sunday. Glenn, a native of Louisville, Miss., was taken to a hospital in a coma after coming out of the New York - Houston game in the second half. He became belliger ent in the clubhouse, then hysteri cal and went into 'a coma. He died in a hospital. Dr. Joseph Jachimczyk, Harris County medical examiner, offi cially listed the death as acciden tal, caused by a broken neck. He said there was no sign of brain injury or heart trouble. Glenn. a guard, returned to the bench after a series of plays. He complained of being tired and was sent to the clubhouse. :iliiiiimimminim1111111111111111111111c: ALL AVID EATERS OF CHEESEBURGERS SHOULD TRY OUR 1- 7. BURGER BOAT —= Composed of Juicy Hambur ger Meat Done in a New Italian Fashion and Placed = Into a Foot-Long Roll. MORRELL'S 112 E. FRAZIER ST. SPEEDY DELIVERY 5 p.m. - 12:30 CALL: AD 8-8381 511111111111111111111111111i11111111111ifi1lIN Score Early Ist Victory DAVE GRUBBS goalie Manny Padron's kick glanced off a teammate's back and ricocheted into the Syra cuse goal. State, now .1-2, will play Col gate next Saturday on Nittany Field. Following the game with the Red Raiders, the Lions will meet Maryland, Navy, Temple, Army and Pitt. Australia Wants Norton To Run Pro Track MELBOURNE ;P} —.Ray Nor ton. San Jose State sprinter who was a disappointing sixth in both Olympic dashes, is being sought to compete in a series of pro races in this country. The Vic torian Athletic League said yes terday a letter was en route to Norton asking' his terms. Australia is about the only country in Which nro track flour ishes. A series of sprints is the feature. Announcing: A Fall Foliage Excursion LAST NARROW GAUGE R.R. TO OPERATE EAST OF THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS Driving Instructions to Rock Hill Furnace: THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Sigma Nu's Stiff Detens2 Preserves 7-6 Victory Sigma Nu came on strong in teamed with Wendy Wear for an the second half last night tol impressive 21-6 win over Cambria !Touse edge Beta Theta Pi, 7-6, in IM; Wear,. two years an end on a fooball action. 'New Jersey high school All-State Beta Theta Pi scored a fast: team, pulled in two of Paoletti's touchdown in the opening minutes passes and scampered for touch and it look as if the game migh c downs. turn into a runaway. But Frect Nittany 26 scored a last sec- Wolff of Sigma Nu hit Fritz Crony-' and touchdown on a pass from bie for a touchdown paSs several' Charles Moore to Bob Peden to minutes later and Ken Link boot-I tie up its game with Nittany ed the extra point to give Sigma! 37. 6-6, and then won on first Nu the win. 1 downs, 3-1. Alpha Sigma Phi scored two Bucks House played a fine de first half touchdowns and then two ' game and held on to de held Acacia in the, second half ;feat Centre Ilotise. 6-0. Bucks to win 13-0. Phi appa Sigma scored on the second play m the rolled over Sigma Alpha Mu. !first half. In other independent 41-0, with Al Lammey tossing !action, Cottonwood House shut four TD passes. lnut Sycamore House, 14-0, and Ce- Angelo Paoletti of Westmore-'day House stopped Hickory House, land House, an all-Philadelphia 15-0. Bartko Cops Third in ECAC Penn State sophomore Jack Bartko finished third in the final play-off of the Eastern Colle giate Athletic Conference golf tournament at Yale Saturday, Navy copped the team title by downing Hamilton Coll e e. Navy's score was 327 with Hamil ton 2 strokes behind. J. Faust Walker, of Yale won the individual title with a 34-36 par 70, James Frick of Williams was second with 72. Bartko fin ished third in a field 'of 43 with a 74. John Morton of Penn State, winner of the southern section playoff last week, finished in Bob tie for 11th with teammate b Expansion Discussed At AL Secret Meeting. NEW YORK () The Amer ican League expansion commit tee met secretly Sunday night to screen applicants for possible ninth and tenth baseball teams, it was learned yesterday. The committee plans to meet again today. It is understood the cities given the most serious con-j Brundage appealed to the high sideration al'e Houston. Minneap- tribunal after federal courts in olis and Dallas-Ft. Worth. Chicago had denied a refund. Ride Behind Steam ON THE 100-YEAR-OLD East Broad Top Railroad at ROCK (See Article in Oct. 8 Collegian) SAT. & SUN., 0CT.15 & 16 Special Rates for Students (11) Trains Every Hour: I I a.m. to 5 p.m. Rain Date: Oct. 22 and 23 Pa. 45 West to Pine Grove Mills Pa. 545 South to Huntingdon US 22 East to Mt. Union US 522 South to Orbisonia right at traffic light to EBT Station Operating Saturday & Sunday Thru Nov. 6 . By 808 DEAN HILL FURNACE schoolboy halfback for two years, RutherfOrd. Morton and Ruther ford shot 79. "Morton got off to a bad start," Lion golf coach Joe' Boyle. said. "He was six Over par on the first four holes, but then he steadied down and played good golf the rest of the way." Boyleti said he wasn't surprised with Bartko's performance. "We really expected him to do very well," Boyle said. Bartko was teamed with- Walker, who was playing on his home course: "Two double bogies on the fourth and tenth holes by, Bartko made the difference," Boyle said. "The Yale course is one of the toughest in the •nation. Consider ing. how little practice he had, Bartko played a terriffic round." Supreme. Court Denies Srsondooe Tax Refund WASHINGTON (I P) Avery Brudage, president GI the Inter national Olyinpies Committee, yesterday was denied a Supreme Court review of his suit for re fund of $45,807 in federal income tax and interest for 1948. l i!inc.4 Leaving Goff DALY CITY, Calif. (iP) Jackie Pung h leaving pro sional golfing to work for a tr: agency. 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