TUESDAY. APRIL 25. 1961 Lion Grantham Keeps. State In Running By JIM KARL Penn State's Bob Grantham proved again Saturday that he's a mighty handy fellow to have around. . Grantham, who competed in seven events as a freshman against Cornell last year, scored critical points in three events to help the Lions nip previously undefeated Navy, 66 2 A-64 1 / 2 at Beaver Field, Grantham scored a total of nine points for State in events that Navy, was expected to dominate. He finished first in the 220 low hurdles, second in the 120 high hurdles and third in the broad jump. "Just when it looked like we were in trouble Grantham upset Navy's . applecart," Lion Coach Chick Werner said yesterday. "By reputation -Navy's hurdlers; are better than we are. If Bob( hadn't won the low hurdles noth-I ing could have saved us from Et defeat," he said. With only three events re maining—the 220 low hurdles. 2-mile run and mile relay— State was behind by 4% points. 56 1 /2-51%. Grantham knocked .7 of a sec ond off his best previous time in• the low hurdles to nip Tom' Shields by less than a foot and , cut Navy's margin to 60',1-56%.; Gerry Norman ran a 9:14.8 two; mile, leaving his nearest competi-I for 50 yards behind. State was; now only 2% points behind but! still needed a win in the relay to clinch the match. Bob Brown opened up a six I yard lead on the first leg of the relay and Mike Miller surpassed I his best previous 440 by more I than two seconds to widen the I margin to 10 yards. At this point State looked liked a shoo-in for the relay and the f' But George Metzgar; who! was attempting a difficult triple WANTED! UMPIRES for TIM SOFTBALL Interested Persons Call AD 7-7003 AD 7-7996 After 5:30 Thinclads Edge Navy FIRST AGAIN: Bob Brown breaks the tape to win the 100-yard dash in 9.6 seconds Saturday and tie the meet record. Navy's Pete Golwas (L) was second in 9 7 and teammate John Pritchard third. State won the meet 66 23 to 641/2. (220; 440, mile relay) lost some ground and gave anchorman Don Davies just a five yard lead. Navy's Noel Bing, who went to high school with Davies in Tena fly, N.J., stayed close to the Lion senior most of the way, and start ed to close the gap at the far turn. But Davies fought off the on coming Bing and broke the tape (Continued on page ten) Johnson KO's Clay PHILADELPHIA Harold Johnson has retained his Na tional Boxing Association ver sion of the light heavyweight crown with a second round technical knockout over Von Clay. The fight was halted at 2:28 of the round after Clay had been on the canvas three limes. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA napkins crepe paper 45"x2"-15c, 500' x 2" - $1.39 poster paint 15c or 1 pint $1.49 poster board 127 S, Allen SHOP fq:; 250 for 37c, in white and color—red, black, blue, green Brown Draws More Praise From Golwas t -Navy Coach ! Penn State sprinter Bobby ; this season," Golwas said. "He's !Brown is winning more acclaim! definitely the best on the East !with .each meet. !Coast and maybe the best in the I Navy dashman Pete Gob,vas and; nation. assistant Navy track' coach Jim! "A 9.4 sprinter in the East is ;Gherdes had nothing but praise ]as good as a 9.3 sprinter on the West Coast because they have 12 tory in the 100 and 220 on Beaver !for Brown after his double vic-i months to train out there," he Field Saturday. !said. ! "There's no doubt about it,. Brawn set a new Penn State rec- Brown's a great sprinter," Gherdes ord with a 9.4 clocking at the 'said.!Quantico Relays last week The Navy coach was a former; Lion star ten years ago and held numerous Penn State records. i "I saw Brown run out on the West Coast in the NCAA finals ;and I thought he was the best in ;field," Gherdes said. "He pulled up lame after a couple of trials but I thought he 'could have gone all the way, and ,that includes the Olympics." ! 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