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Golwas May Challenge
Brown in 100-Yard Dash
By JIM KARL
Last Saturday Bob Brown
ran .94 yards every second for
30 seconds to obliterate Hi
Henry's (class of 'O7) record in
the 100-yard dash.
If Brown decides to run any
faster, he'd better check his land
ing gear before taking off.
The Lion sprinter's next flight
is scheduled for tomorrow on
Beaver Field. Navy's Pete GO
was will also be in the blocks
at take-off time, and if the Mid
shipman performs again State
as he did in a triangular meet
last week, he may push Brown
all the way.
The little-known Golwas rolled
to a 9.6 victory against Quantico
and Morgan State, defeating Mor
gan State's Lawson Smart in the
process.
Although Brown is off to an
excellent start this year, he can't
afford to let up against Navy.
The 100 is a race decided in
fractions of seconds. One slip
could mean the difference
between victory and defeat
or a world record.
George Metzgar, Penn State's
star quartermiler, caught Brown
sleeping in the Navy meet last
year and beat his teammate in
both the 100 (9.8) anc 200 (21.9).
"If Bob isn't right on his toes he
could get licked," Coach Chick
Werner said. "Metzgar, who
we call a 9.7 sprinter, caught
Brownie off guard, maybe Gol-
Durbin Scheduled
To Hurl Tomorrow
Penn State's baseball team (1-1)
is - beginning to thaw out now,
just in time to meet a team with
11 games under its belt.
The Lians, snowed out of sched
uled games with Lehigh, Army
and Ithaca in the last ten days,
host Lafayette (5-5-1) on Beaver
Field tomorrow afternoon at 2:30.
Joe Bedenk will try to sneak
lefty Torn Durbin out on the
mound before the weatherman
spots him.
Durbin was scheduled to be the
starter in the three games the
Lions had snowed out.
Lafayette Coach Charley Gel
bt'rt, a Gas Houser with the old
St. Louis Cards, started this sea
son with a young, inexperienced
team.
But the Leopards have come
along under Gelbert's guidance
and figure to play an aggressive,
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was can too."
Metzgar, won't run the 100 this
year. He's proved himself more
valuable in the 220 and 440 and
as the anchor man on the mile
relay.
Besides the sprints (Golwas
also runs the 220) Navy is strong
in the shot put, .120-yard high
hurdles, 220-yard low hurdles and'
javelin.
Werner said that the javelin,
and discus should be two of the
most interesting events tomorrow
"because both schools have good
competitors in each event."
Jim Schwab, who set the Penn,
State record in the javelin in
1959 with a toss of 223-11%,
face Navy's Steve Curtice (210-2 ,
two weeks ago).
Discus thrower Jon Musser will
compete against Navy's Jim Hart
and Dick Brown, both of whom
have thrown over 150 this year.
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Nittany Stickmen
To Face Quakers
Coach Earnie Baer pretty well
summed up his feelings on to
morrow's lacrosse game with
Penn when he said, "There's noth
ing worse than losing to another
Pennsylvania team."
Penn has a 3-1 record, but its
wins have been over weak op
ponents.
The Quakers ripped Lafayette,
14-0, and Drexel, 9-2, but lost to
Yale, 12-5, and just managed to'
beat Swarthmore, 11-7.
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the Penn-Del league and Baer be
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State a good shot at the title;
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CLASSIFIEDS--RESULTS
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IM Results
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Chestnut beat. Itutteroat, 1L-
Hemlock beat Locust, 1E42.. 16-8
Limb beat Cedar, 11-15, 8-16. 15-13
,Fayette beat. Ntestmesetan& 11-12, 16-11
Theta Chi beat. Tau Kappa Epsilon, s-n,
1543,
Phi Evalion Pi boa Tau Phi Delta, 11-11 s
15-11
Phi Delta Theta beat Sims Tiu Cawing,
154, 111-11
Walnut won by teach over Byeamore
Clearfield on by forfeit over Carolmertan4