THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1960
Harriers, Boaters
Tackle Midshipmen
By JIM KARL and BILL BARBER
The Penn State cross country team, aiming for its first
undefeated season since 953, will clash with Navy in a dual
meet on the University Golf Course tomorrow.
At the same time, Navy's unbeaten soccer squad will
host Ken Hosterman's booters at Annapolis.
Coach Chick Werner's har
riers will be shooting for their
fifth straight win- tomorrow.'
They have defeated Cornell,
Pittsburgh, West Virginia and
defending NCAA champs, Mich
igan State.
Navy has
3-2 record w
wins over Dul
Pittsburgh
Georgetown.
Middies lost
Maryland a
Air Force.
Bernie FIB
ing, Bill Kigt
and Joel HI
have been
big point get
for Navy _
year. • Chick Werner
Fleming is the only member
of the trio to score .a first place
in dual-meet competition. It came
in the opener against Duke when
Fleming flashed over the 3.7-mile
course in 17:29.
Navy's strong point is over
all depth. This was demonstrat
ed against Pitt and Georgetown
last Saturday when the Middies
offset the first and second place
finishes of Pitt's Harry Stokes
and Georgetown's Fred Verdisao
NCAA Hits Kansas'
Recruiting Methods
BULLETIN
SAN FRANCISCO (4 ) , The
National Collegiate Athletic Asso
ciation yesterday slapped a two
year probation on the University
of Kansas for illegal recruiting of
basketball and football players.
Terms of the probation cover
football for one year and basket
ball for two.
Voted off the probatign list dur
ing yesterday's meeting of the
NCAA Council were Wyoming,
Mississippi and North Carolina
State.
The first two are restored to
full rights and - privileges effective
today after being on probation
a year.
The four-year probationary pe
riod for North Carolina State
will end on Nov: 13.
IBM
Invites Ph.D. Degree Candidates
in electrical engineering, mathematics, statistics, physics,
physical chemistry, chemistry, engineering mechanics Sz t►metallurgy
•
to meet
MESSRS. 11. L. ErmoTT, M. W. SHAFER and G. E. SIMAITI
Representatives of IBM Research and Development Laboratories
on OCTOBER 31, NOVEMBER. 1
For appointment. please contact
The University Placement Service
Hi, Old Alain
by sweeping third through
eighth.
Navy's soccer team has been a
little more successful than the
Middie harriers.
Navy won its first four games
this season, downing Haverford
(2-1), Bucknell (4-1), Air Force
(3-0) and Brockport State Teach
ers (4-1). The only blemish was a
1-1 tie with Penn last weekend.
Hosterman Is looking forward
to tomorrow's game. His hoot
ers looked impressive against
Atlantic Coast Conference
champ Maryland last week even
though they lost, 4-1.
Navy Coach Glenn Warner said
he- was "pleasantly surprised:'
with this year's record. Warner
was faced with a major rebuild
ing program at the start of the
year because nine of his 11 start
ers had graduated.
Navy's biggest asset has been
defense. So far the Middies have
allowed only four goals in five
games. "I didn't expect it to
hold up nearly as well as it
has: Warner said yesterday.
He termed the Navy offense
"erratic and unsteady" in the
first two games, and said that Na
vy was losing possession of the
ball after one or two passes. But
he said that the Middies outplayed
Penn Saturday, taking 27 shots
to the Red and Blue's 10.
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Note: Tim knew a
glacier surface al
ways chills the air
above it—causing a
down•draft.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
TKE Enters 110 Grid Playoffs
Tau Kappa Epsilon played near
flawless ball last night and went
on to win its fourth straight IM
game, 15-0, over Delta Chi. The
win moved TKF, into the 11-layoffs.
TKE entered the scoring col
umn early in the first half with
a - safety.
TKE's first touchdown came
after Gene Flick intercepted a
pass on the Delta Chi 23. Quarter
back Bob , Rocky made the break
nay off four plays later when he
fired an aerial to Flick who
scampered into the end 2one. Mike
Soccio converted for the extra
point.
In the second half Soccio inter
cepted a Delta Chi pas 3 and ran
20 yards for the touchdown.
In other fraternity action, Chi
Phi made the most of its scoring
opportunities and downed Tri
angle, 14-0.
Phi Ifu Delta trounced Pi
Lambda, 26-0, and AEPi beat Del
ta Phi on first downs 1-0 to round
WELL
DID
YOU
EVAH
try a PIZZA
from Gus'es?
AD 8-1461
or
• AD 8-9012
out the fraternity schedule.
In Independent play, Maple
beat Hemlock on first downs; the
Newman Club beat the Waring
Chargers, 7-0; and the Tricks
stopped the Blue Raiders, 12-0.
Fayette beat Beaver, 6-0, and
Lycoming stopped York, 8-0, in
the final game.
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owner, 6?.,300 actual miles, standard
trsnstnistion, snow tre:ok. Under valued
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DORM CONTRACT for Pollock A. enll
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51 CHEVROLET
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1935 ENGLISH FORD. snow tire*, anti
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CHEAP! 1953 Dealize, semi-automatic. Call
AD 7-22!".9.
HAVE LOLLIPOPS. will sell; +et' Chime,'
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REM BRANDT Trailer
bedrooms. front kitchen. .full bath.
wroment iron porch, patio wamitut. incluit
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WOULD LIKE to sell three West Vir
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HOUSE TRAlLEltHrnmetliate possesainn,
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MUST SELL ELECTRIC GUITAR and
Amplifier 'valued at V. 50. Best .offer!
Call Mike Irobinsky AD 7-170 or AD
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190 CORVETTE. white, $1 4M9 off list
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agree not to discriminate against
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ROOM FOR male student; private entrant..
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TRA I I ,ER FUR Rent, 2 b0i1...n . 14. 322
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Apply Trailer 4 or 11-1. _
ROOMS FOR Rent—Conifort aMe weekend
accommodat ions for PARENTS and
FItiENDS. Colonial Hotel. i'23 W. Nittany
Ave. Telephone Al) 7-7792 or AD 7-ISSO.
ask for Mrs. Cox.
MEN STUDENTS: One vacancy in fur
- -
niched apartment 14. r two—s:l9 ear}
month; inclmling everything. Call AL
8.1409 after 3:30 p.m.
HELP WANTED
DISDWASDKRS AND 14aiter3. Phi Sigma
Delta. Call !Imre Edelimn Al) 7-11 tr)
PART TIME WORK—college student!'
:male only! evenings and Saturdays. Cal)
Mr. Rogers between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m
AD 8-201. Salary S 4 a week.
WANTED
PA lITAIErs:T OR 'Err iler Jari. 24 to Aug.
21 for y,,org n“lrried maple. C3ll Cle;,.
: . . - r.••• , ,rt 3rr S-919W,
AL Plans Expansion
To Twin-Cities, LA
NEW YORK (A)) —The Amer
ican League voted yesterday to
expand to Los Angeles and Min
neapolis-St. Paul in 1961, beating
the National League to the punch.
Calvin Griffith was given per
mission to move his Washington
franchise to Minneapolis-St. Paul
but new owners will step in to
operate a club in Washington.
NEED A Job? Phi Delta Theta needs
waiters. (7611 AD 7-49r.7 ask for enterer.
KITCHEN !I EF,P 'grim led. Call caterer.
Howie Needleman, Dela Sig ma Rho.
AD 7-1923,
4.10 or sedan, one
DESPERATE Ride wnntrd front Ire•nn
State to Weatlielil, N.J. or vicinity o n
Suntivy. Oct. 3(1. Call Jack K,Nik. AD
7- SWIM.
DER NEV Ilayri4chpr Sehuhplatter4 want
to harrow lederhoien. Anyone ovvltine •
pair please contact Dare Valentine UN
RIDE I•'ROhi Stnte mlonit
4:::0 p.m. on Oct. 25. Cnll Lonive UN
ONE BLUE Parker 14)01 Pen trophy en.
graved L.G.M. .lAA ChmoorL Ull4. poor
Mall or M.T. Bldg. Coll Garai t:N 1,114g2.
OLIVINE LEATHER - I'o T. 11X, 311
!touch*. with black loather Rit)Nei. Cell
UN
LOST—TRENCH .COAT. reel
Sigma ('hi Saturday. Call R ( N 6-
LOST IN HUB. tan raincoat with black
h ho wn, whit,. striped lining and . liownt(l
Inhs i. If found please contact Tony j(.l ce
UN 5-5372..
WILL CHIT. who Accidentally ibici;ool Ito
Trench Unlit at Shim* Chi Satuntay
nit; lit please call {.nil UN 54855.
LOT! E binch ease, Ilfllll.
George inside ease! If foetid cell
AD 8-9932, ail; for Earn.
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Pleaa« call lirtincr LaCnt i UN 6-7117.
FUND IN 0411111 d - ['Olt Slide. Ride.
Owner clidm 6y onyini.: fur thii ad. ('n((
Wadi. Driscoll 1 1 N 5-717;3.
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in trailiniz United Stater algo
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Nov, im,
Oct
FOLLOWERS OF the "Greg t Pumpkin",
rweo• t" the etch meeting -.West 11a111
Iteeortl Hnp --
DA Nir . b: COM I Al'Allehie t
Call Larry AI) N-'691 afier 5:311.
TO PLAY baikethall Newman
Club needs you! 111. et Oct. 27, Thin Oily
7 I,m. 21,7 Chapel.
TEA 1:N To fly
license. For more deutik call
5-6221 bet wren ti p.m. nod 10 p .m.
DORM UNu S I Get behind the team I
Daiiy Collegian (tanner Cotil , it. °pity
provided by AIM. Winner announced at
Pep Rally and Penn State v, triand
game. Start yours today
WATCH FOR the Ying rang Rawl.
Parmle th reugh dorm area , . Sat, berm a
Mauland glint.... Lick 'en - . Lionh. Sl,w
the team we're behind them.
ATTENTION CLASSIFIED Al) STAI F--
tl4 , gt ing on 'Tlitirsdny, Oet. tit. !IS
and nukm , di4.6. All moat
at
THE RIGHT TASTE BECAUSE
Viceroys got it...
at both ends
GOT
THE
BLEND
GOT
THE
FILTER..
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