TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1960
oTourney Set for Pa estra
! PHLA
IDELPHIA (Xi The
Harriers, 'Eastern Collette Athletic Confer
ence announced yesterday it
Top ,Vollici conduct a ChriAnias holi
,
• ,day basketball tournament in
By BILL BARBER Ibut all the boys were in there:2o seconds behind Norman. !Ward had taken turns passingThiladelphia. starting in 1961.
The Penn State cross coun-(trying all the time," the Penn! At the three mile mark,the'each other iji a tremendous duel,' The new tournament will be
(State coach said. heat and the University Golf :and now with only a mile to go, known as the ECAC Quaker City
try team established itself ash Michigan State coach FrantCourse's winding hills, started to the two were running, side by Tournament and will be lii?ld for
a strong contender for theiDittrich also had words of pi. aise!t e 1 1 on the runners. side.l . :the first tinter Dec. 26, :l3 and 30
lfor Penn State t Norman pulled into a five sec-' On the downhill. leg it was nip of next year in the University of
CAA crown Saturday by I „ • ,--- . - .. and tuck between Weber and Pennsylvania's Palestra.
State has a much stronger . • ,
beating Michigan State, the team this year than last. They Ward for the third position. But : ,
on the final straight- a- way Wardi Syracuse University foot Intl
i have better balance and better
defending national champs, . -, started pulling away and main-icoach Ben Schwartzwalder calls
overall strengt h , " h" D' ' h
gt , dim sa i d .
23-34. "We have a good team this ( 1111"4‘ .. . tamed his lead
,to snag third place;Kansas, beaten tw the Crangt!
'for the Spartans. He was seyenil . l-7 last week, "as good a football
Year but we just couldn't pull
Sophomore Gerr'y Norman, run- • ' , i gimiwT;mo -1 seconds ahead of Weber who fin-Jeam as we have faced in my 1')
the Spartan coach 7.lx* 1
ning =with a smooth, easy stridel thmu g h ' ' f i i !Is"? - ished in 26:22. yearsi at Syracuse.'
that left his pursuers far behind,: added. i ',
„d.% r. :Reynolds captured fifth post-
At l--
the start Of the race, the
took first place for the Lions with lion for the Spartans in the time
a time of 25:45.8. Pon harriers looked as if . they . 1 1474..11ff
,were going to pull the same stunt - of 26:32. --
1
Norman, who capped an out- ithey did at Cornell. ; fifl.:' Jerry Young took sixth place for•
standing freshman year by Will 1 ,,,A
.:. :,,_:. , Michigan State in 26:53. Deardorff;
For the first mile, the Lion
ning the freshman IC4A crownj.,4 . ~.,,, t captured seventh place for the
foursome; of Norman,Steve Moor
in 1959, annexed his third ‘• •
, ! ,,ions in 27:13. Michigan State's
-
ihead, Herm Weber, and Howie , ilerm Weber Gerry Norman
straight first place for the ! while :sophomore star, Frank Weaver.'
Deardorff ran step for step, with:ond lead over Moorhead,
Lions. marg i n ever !finished eighth in 27:32.
;only Jerry Young of the SpartanslVeber held a scant
Chick Werner, holding the'keeuing them company. • lthe Spartan's Clay Ward. I Dennie Johnson, Ernie Noll, and!
reigns of what could be his fourth; With two miles gone, Norman, With one mile to go Norman }Lionel Bassett captured the next:
NCAA championship team, was; was still leading he pack with and Moorhead had safe leads ,three places for the. Lions.
very pleased with Penn State's Weber, ' Moorhead and Young over their nearest competitors Saturday's victory markA the
performance. only a step behind. ' while Weber was giving it all he ; eighth time the Lion harriers
"The time was very good for as, Michigan State's Billy Rey- , had in his battle with Ward for ;have beaten Michigan State'
hot as it was. It was too hot a , nolds, a pre-race favorite, had third place. !against 12 victories for the Spar-'
day to run a cross country meet dropped to eighth place, a full All through the lace Weher and;tans.
Houston, New York
Get NL Franchises
By JOE REICHLER
Associated Press Sports Writer
CHICAGO (if)) Houston and New York City were
granted National League franchises yesterday in line with an
expansion program to 10 teams effective for the 1962 season.'
The vote to make Houston and New York the ninth and
10th teams in the National Lea'gue's first structural change'
,
since 1900 was unanimous. i — ---------:
The announcement, made by !team league, with operations be-•
National League President War- ',ginning in 1962. There are certain
ren Giles, followed a morning specifications the new clubs will,
session of the league's club own- (have to meet, but I have no doubt
ers. !they will meet the qualifications.
The resolution on Houston and 'I don't anticipate any obstacles.",
New York was made by Walter Giles pointed out that two'
O'Malley who, ironically, had'Points must be cleared to pave the
moved the Dodgers out of Brook- way for New York's and Hous-,
lyn to Los Angeles in October o f,ton's entry. First, a rule must be
1957, two months after H orace ichanged to make New York, cur-
Stoneham had taken his Giants'rently American League territory,
from New York to San Francisco.;available to the National League.
"The resolution was enthusiasti-!This the NL expects to do as soon
cally accepted," said O'Malley. as possible.
"There was no concerted objec-i Second, the Houston Sports ;
tions although earlier there had Association, recipients of the
been some feeling that along with i Houston franchise, must acquire '
Houston, the Dallas-Fort Worth the territorial rights from the
territory might be more feasable Houston Buffs of the American
than New York." I Association.
Giles, who said the club own- ; Tll e syndicate representing:
ers' action will be finalized at ;Houston numbers 13 and includes
the major league's annual con- ;Craig Cullinan Jr., George Kirk-:
vention in St. Louis in Decem- '
'sev Judge Roy Hefheinz, K. S.
l' --
ber, termed the addition of New Adams and R. E. Smith. Cullinan,'
York and Houston as a "giant IKirksey and Judge Hefheinz were
progressive step toward bring- 'present at the meeting and pre-',
ing major league baseball to all isenled plans of their newly pro
four corners of the country." loosed $l5 million stadium which,
"To all intents and purposes,"lthey said could be ready by the;
Giles added, "we are now a 10-start of the 1962 season.
OPEN MEETING
THE YOUNG DEMOCRATS WILL PRESENT
SENATOR JOSEPH CLARK
4:30 P.M.
(Ist 200 seats will be reserved until 4:15 for Club)
The Honorable
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19, 1960
in the HUB Ballroom
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Miller's FG Gives Alpha Zeta
Win Over Kappa Delta Rh©
By 808 DEAN scored the first touchdown on an
John Miller booted a 10-yard interception, and Bill Ripper hit
field goal last night to give Al - 'Dean Minch for the final score. l
pha Zeta a hard fought 3-0 win Garen Smith of the Yaws con-;
over Kappa Delta Rho in one of netted. with Bob Heiser for two!
the top games in IM football. !touchdowns to lead his team to a
In other fraternity action. Al- 13-0 win over the Stump Jump
pha Tan Omega stopped Sigma ers. Larry Wert converted the cx-
Chi, 5-0, with a field
. goal and a tra point
safety. Jim Conner booted the 15-
yard field goal, and •the hard
rushing ATO, line trapped George
Saba in the end zone for the sfe
t,
Phi Delta Theta came cn
strong with two touchdowns in
the second half to blank Omega
Psi Phi, 14-0. Phi Delta's Bruce
Campbell hit Dean iCiess for
the first score, and several min
utes later, Kiess intercepted a
pass and raced for the second
tally. Campbell kicked both ex
tra points.
John Zerhe of Sigma Pi tossed
three touchdown passes to lead his
team to a 26-0 shutout over Sie . -
ma Alpha Mu. Teammate Jack
Kosic intercepted a Slmmy pass
for the final tally.
Three independent games also
Were played. Larry McNaughton!
of Poplar hit Louie Tomasi for'
the only TD of the game, and:
teammate Dick }amlen, a varsity
soccer player, added a field goal,
for a 9-0 victory over Balsam. i
Lancaster retained an early
6-0 lead for most of the game
and then added a late second
half tally to blank Washington,
12-0.
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