WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12. 1961
Injury May Keep Norman
From Running in Relays
A spike wound that required nine stitches may keep
Penn State miler Jerry Norman from competing in the
Quantico Relays Friday and Saturday.
Coach Chick Werner's English-bred star received the
injury in an exhibition meet at * * *
Ft. Lee, Va., over the Easter va- 7,1
cation. _ I
The mishap occurred during
the two mile race when Nor
man tried to move up on Olym
pian Deacon Jones. who had
taken a commanding 20-yard
lead.
Norman brushed a runner from
Ft. Lee in his bid to catch the
leader and pulled up with a badly
cut right foot.
He had five stitches removed
Monday and has been testing the
leg in workouts but probably will
have to pass up weekend compe
tition.
Two other injuries plus the
unseasonable weather have
combined to make things rough
for State as the outdoor opener
approaches.
Jim Schwab, who holds the
Penn State javelin record, in
jured his right elbow at Ft. Lee.
However, he expects to compete
Friday.
Steve Moorhead, another miler,
pulled a muscle in a workout
Saturday but Werner thinks he
will be ready for the Relays.
Before Norman's injury Wer
ner rated State's four-mile relay
team as the best bet to bring
back a victory from Quantico.
Norman, Moorhead, Herm Web
er and Howie Deardorff give
State a solid four-mile quartet.
Senior Mike Miller will replace
Norman if he can't compete.
If Miller does as well this year
as he did last year at the Marine
base, he shouldn't hurt State's
chances too much. He recorded a
4:19 at the relays last year.
On the brighter side of the
ledger, State's quarter milers
have looked especially good this
year. George Metzger ran a 48.4
in time trials Saturday and Don
Davies was clocked in 49.1.
Metzgar, who Werner rates as
"one of the better quarter milers,
at least in the East," recorded the
third fastest time in the nation
during the indoor season.
His 48.9 was bettered by just
two runners, Dave Mills of Pur-
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be played Nov. 18 at Beaver Sta
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Minnesota (48.8).
The Lions have a. remarkable
streak going this year which
Werner would like to see con
tinue when dual meets begin ...
Both Werner's cross-country
team and his indoor track team
went through the dual meet
season undefeated . . . Ed Mo
ran won't be back to defend his
record-breaking victory in
Quantico's Butler Invitational
Mile Saturday . . . He's still in
South Africa on a State Depart
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DETROIT (iP) The Detroit
Red Wings hope the home ice
advantage will get them even in
the Stanley Cup championship
series with the Chicago Black
Hawks.
The Hawks, bidding for their
'first Stanley Cup title in 23 years,
have won both games on Chicago
ice. The Wings won the lone con
test at Olympic Stadium. The
fourth game in the best-of-seven
series for hockey's biggest prize
will be played here tonight.
The Detroit cripple corps is
growing. Defenseman Warren
Godfrey stayed in Detroit yester
day for treatment of a bruised
left knee. Marcel Pronovost. all
star defenseman, has missed the
last two games with a severe foot
bruise. Doctors doubt he will be
ready tonight. Godfrey may see
limited action.
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Goalie Terry Sawchuck is ready
to go again but Coach Sid Abel
may keep Hank Bassen in goal.
Sawchuck has been out with back
and shoulder bruises for all ex
cept one period of action in the
series.
Volleyball
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iterk3 beat Delaware, 15-13, 15-5
Nittany 25 beat Nittany 21, 15-9, 15.11
Nittany 24 beat Nittany 43,.10-15, 15.6,
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College Co-op bent Scranton Miners
15.3. 15-5
Delta Upsilon heat Chi Phi 15-13. 15-5
Alpha Chi Sigma beat Pi Lambda' Phi
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Alpha Chi Rho beat Delta Theta Sigma
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Graduation Losses
Hurt Nittany Golfers
By' DAVE- LEONARD
Unless coach Joe Boyle can
come up with some real finds,
Penn State, a perennial power in
eastern golf circles, may find it
self in the unfamiliar role of
underdog more than once this
season.
Graduation took the top four
golfers from the 1960 team which
compiled a 7
record an
placed third
the Easterns,
Captain J o h
Morton of Rix.
ford, a two yea]
letter w inn e
heads the list o
returnees. Mor
ton played in tl ,
fifth position of
the 1960 team.
Bo b Ruttier
ford, a senior John Morton
from State College who played
in the seventh spot last year, is
the only • other returning letter
man.
Bob Swahn, a junior from Erie,
saw limited action last season.
A promising list of sophomores
along with one junior and a sen
ior are competing for the other
four spots on the squad. •
They are senior Tom calling,
junior Gary Grantham, and
sophomores ✓ Rich Gilison, Jack
Indians Top Detroi t
DETROIT (X) Vic Power and
Jim Piersall each banged out four
hits in Cleveland's 18-hit assault
that carried the Indians to a 9-5
triumph yesterday over the De
troit Tigers.
Jim Perry scattered seven De
troit hits, going the route in the
American League baseball opener
for both teams.
Meredith, Dave Miller, and. Denny
Moyer.
Although Boyle is undecided
on a lineup for the opener at
Maryland Friday, Morton, Ituther
fuid, Swahn, and. Balling will
definitely play.
Boyle predicts Syracuse will be
the strongest team in the East
this year. Navy, State's foe at
Annapolis Saturday, also should
have a top flight contingent. The
Middies won the ECAC tourna
ment this 'past fall.
After the two matches this
weekend the Lions return for the
home opener Wednesday against
West Virginia,
The remainder of the schedule:
April 22, Pitt (H); 25, Villanova;
28, Colgate; 29, Syracuse.
May 5, Penn; 6,- Georgetown
(H); 13-15, Eastern championships
at Yale; 17, Bucknel! (H); 19,
Lehigh; 20, Cornell (H):
Reds Rock Cubs, 7-1
CINCINNATI (/P)—Jim O'Toole,
who pitched most of last year's
season opening victory for the
Cincinnati Reds without getting
credit for the triumph; made it
on his own yesterday with a spar
kling four-hitter in a 7-1 Cincin
nati decision over the Chicago
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