MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21. 1960
Nittanies Try for Fourth
NCAA Xi-Country Crown
The Penn State harriers,
bolstered by a decisive team
victory in the IC4A tourney
last week, will seek their
fourth NCAA crown today at
East Lansing, Mich.
The Lions, along with Michigan
State, Houston, Western Michi
gan, Air Force, lowa and Army
are strong contenders to win the
team title.
The Lions won their IC4A
title by beating Michigan State,
the defending NCAA champs,
but the Spartans have high
hopes of bouncing back this af.
ternoon.
Gerry Young and Billy Rey
nolds are two reasons why Mich
igan State is highly rated. The
Spartan duo placed third and
fifth respectively in the IC4A's.
Morgan Ward, Michigan State's
Big Ten Champ, also could make
a strong showing in the nationals.
Lion Coach Chirik Werner rates
Houston as State's top opponent
In the NCAA. Last year Houston
finished second to Michigan State
due to the poor performances of
Its fourth and fifth men.
Houston's Al Lawrence and
Jony Macy placed one-two in that
meet while Pat Clohessy placed
eighth. All three runners will be
back this year.
Barry Almond, Houston's im
port from Australia, could
easily tip the balance in their
favor if they can come up with
a respectable fifth man.
Western Michigan, headed by
Jarrard Ashmore, the Central In
ter-collegiate champion, also will
be a strong contender for the
team crown.
The entire team Western Michi-
Sports Scores
Football
National League
Pittahurgh 14 Cleveland 10
Philadelphia 17 New York 10
St. Louis 20 Washington 14
Chicago VI Detroit 7
Los Angeles 33 Green Bay 3
San Francisco 20 Dallas 14
American League
Buffalo S 2 Loa Angeles 8
Houston 20 Denver 10
Basketball
LO4 Angelo; 135 Detroit 131
Boston 120 Cincinnati 103
Cards Beat Skins, 26-14
WASHINGTON (11') The St.
Louis Cards wrecked Washing-
Aoti's defense yesterday with a
devastating John Roach-Sonny
Randle passing attack that con
nected for three touchdowns in a
26-14 National Football League
victory over the Redskins.
et your:
gan entered in last year's NCAA
meet will be back this year. Last
year they placed fifth.
Several other top U.S. distance
runners will fight it out for the
individual crown.
Billy Mills of Kansas, who
finished sixth last year, will be
out or improve his standing.
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defeated this season in dual
meet competition.
Mauri Jormokka, Eastern Michi
gan's lone entry, will also be a
strong contender for individual
honors. Jormokka placed 16th last
year.
Other runners in contention for
individual honors are Larry
Sweet of Alfred; Bob Lowe of
Brown; Ron Gregory of Notre
Dame; John ,Fer of Air Force;
Jim Tucker of Iowa; and Lynn
Bentler of Army.
Penn State will go with She
same seven-man team that won
the IC4A title.
The Lions' "Big Three" of
Herm Weber, Gerry Norman, and
Steve Moorhead are tie top indi
vidual hopes.
Rounding out the Nittanies'
squad are Howie Deardorff, Li
onel Bassett, Ernie Noll, and
Dennie Johnson.
Rams_Upend Packers
MILWAUKEE UP) The up
start Los Angeles Rams dealt
Green Bay's National Football
League title hopes a crushing
blow by edging the Packets 33-
31 yesterday on Danny Villa
nueva's fourth field goal of the
game with 22 seconds remaining.'
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Pitt Scores 2-1 Win
Over Lion Booters
By JIM KARL
Pete Smith's second goal of
the day with 1:50 gone in the
first over-time period gave
Pitt an uphill 2-1 victory over
the Penn State booters in the
1960 fin a 1 e in Pittsburgh
Saturday.
Smith's first goal .came with the
Lions leading.. 1-0, and only 45
seconds left in the game.
Howie Ferrer scored State's
lone goal on a penalty kick at
15:10 of the third period, and as
the game progressed his tally
grew bigger and bigger.
For the fourth week in a row
the Lions played a tight defensive
game and the Panthers had trou
ble mounting an attack.
But with a little over a minute
to go two Panther players stormed
through the State defense at mid
field and only goalie Jim Gottsch
ling stood between the invaders
and a goal..
Gottschling came up with one
of the top defensive moves of
the season when he charged out
of the net, raced 30 yards up
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field and broke up the play.
Thirty seconds later Gottschling
(found himself faced with the
Isame situation. This time he
couldn't stop the play and Smith
had the tying goal.
State outplayed the Panthers
,during regulation time, rolling up
29 shots to Pitt's seven, but they
did an about face in the overtime
!stanza.
In that 10 minute span the
Lions couldn't get a clear shot
at the Pitt goal while the Pan
thers peppered the Lion goalies
! with seven.
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. remarked
after the game that. State was
(really up for the contest, but
;after Pitt scored the tie-breaking
:goal they said the Lions deflated
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The win enabled Pitt to break
even for the season with a 5-5-1
record. State finished with a 3-6
slate.
49ers Down Dallas, 26-14
DALLAS, Tex. UP) The San
Francisco 49ers cashed in on Dal
las mistakes, John Brodie's pass
ing and Tommy Davis' toe for a
26-14'victory in the National Foot
ball League yesterday.
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