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Buckeyes, Spartans Face
Mediocre Track Seasons
By JIM KARL only dual meet to date, a 76 1/6-,
Unless Ohio State's Larryl 45 5/8 victory over Ohio Univer-
Snyder and Michigan State's ' sip,
I The Buckeyes also participated
Fran Ditterich are keepingiin the Ohio Relays, but came up
their track talent under wraps,lwith only one winner.
Co-Captain Larry Schmalen
the two Big 10 coaches may beiberger won the discus, one of
in for a long afternoon tomor-. I ohio State's few strong events.,
Georite the oter, 00-cap.
row when Penn State chal- I t ain , backsMirka up ,
pchmale h nberger in
lenges the conference schools in a'this event
triangular meet at, East Lansing, Dan Maloney. the Buckeyes'
Mich, ' fop performer in the low hur-
Both the Buckeyes and the. dies: won in 25 seconds flat
Spartans suffered through medi H against Ohio University.
ocre indoor seasons, and their perl Bob Riley won the 120 high
romances so far during the out-ihurdles in the same meet in 15.9.
door campaign haven't been mucW,Tim Davis, ,the top miler on the
better. squad, _ finished second against
The Lions won
their season
p ever against
Navy two weeks
ago and came up
with some im
pressive indivi
d u a 1 perform
ances at t h e
Penn Relays last
week.
J i m Schwab
took third place
in the javelin,
Ron Beard tied Ron Beard
for second in the pole vault and
Jerry Wettstone tied for first in
the high jump at the Relays.
Michigan State finished sixth
at the Ohio Relays, scoring 18
points. Ohio State won its
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time was 4:25.
Dick galinoski, Dick Harri
son, Dave Paige and Bill Fry
wili probably run the mile re
lay for the Buckeyes. That quar
tet won in 3:23 at the Ohio Re.
lays.
Michigan State's top performer
is Sonny Akpata, a 23-foot plus'
broad jumper from Nigeria.
Gerry Young, the Big 10 two
mile champion, and Zach Ford, a
9.8 sprinter, head the Spartans'
i runryng corps.
I Bill Mann was thir d in the 120
high hurdles hi the Big 10 indoor
championships and sophomore
Bill Alcorn tied for third in thel
pole vault at 13-8.
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Dentist Guilty
In Bribe Case
PITTSBURGH (4 3 ) Dr. Ed
ward H. Sebastian, 33, a dentist
from nearby Stowe Twp., was
found guilty yesterday on charges
of attempting to bribe two Uni
iversity of Pittsburgh basketball
!players.
An Allegheny County Criminal
Court jury convicted the former
instructor in the Pitt Dental
School on two counts of bribery
lof an athletic contest,
Defense Attorney Louis C. Glas
so requested a pre-sentence inves
tigation but said he did not plan
'to appeal.
Visiting Judge Samuel J. Rob
.erts of Erie County deferred sen
tencing pending - the investigation
and continued Dr. Sebastian's
1 52,501) bond. -
The maximum sentence is 10
years in prison and a $lO,OOO fine
on each count.
He was accused of approaching
John Fridley of Sharon, Pa., and
Dick Falenski of Latrobe, Pa., in
1959 to try to get them to shave
points in Pitt games.
"Donkey Softball"
Harris Says Cage Captaincy
Means Added Responsibility
The captaincy of the Penn
State basketball team means
a lot more than the realization
'of a boyhood dream to Gene
Harris.
Elected last night, the 6-3 jun-
Aor admitted that he'll face a
double 'responsibility next year—
to his teammates and to basket
ball fans all over the country.
"My responsibility to the team
will be to mold them into a
unit. The only way we can
have success is to work togeth
er, I'm sure if everybody does
his part we'll have a winning
season." Harris said;
."That's not all I'll have td do,"
Penn State's leading scorer said
as he thought back to the events
of the past few days and the
mushrooming point-shaving scan
dal' which is hanging over college
basketball.
"As a captain I'll have to make
sure no player on our team will
have to succumb to something
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like point-shaving," the lanky
junior said.
"I'm going to be close to every
player and if he has any prob
lems I'll tell the coach and see
if he can help. I know he always
has." Harris said.
"I think the boys really made
a good choice," Lion coach John
Egli said. "Gene knows the score
and knows what has to be done."
Harris' election climaxed a great
individual year. The Pittsburgh
native led the team in scoring
with 369 points in 24 games for
a 15.4 average and also led in re
bounding with 244.
Frosh Boseboliers Host
Behrend Center Today
The Penn State freshman base
b...ll team hosts Behrend Center
this afternoon at 3:30 on Beaver
Field.
The Lion cubs will be looking
for their second win of the year.
Coach Bill Speith's baseballers
downed Bueknell, 6.1, in their
season opener last week.