TUESDAY , MAY 9: t 1461 Thinclads Score Victory ' Over Buckeyes, Spartans Penn State took first places in all but two of the runnir events and Jerry Wettstoh won the high jump for the third straight week Saturdr to give the Lions an easy tory over Michigan State an, Ohio State in a -triangul meet at East Lansing, Mich. State scored 65 1 / 2 points to 49' points for Michigan State and for the Buckeyes. Wettstone's winning jump was 6.4, but Coach Chick Werner said the Lion jumper twici cleared 6-6 only to tap off th , bar on the way down. Dick Campbell, still hamper by an ankle injury, took seco place with a leap of 6-2. State swept to victories in the running events except the 2 and the mile relay. • Bob Brown, who won the 101 in 9.6, under-estimated Michi gan State's Zach Ford in the 22i and finished second. Both run ners were timed in 21.9. Brown was out in front goi; around the turn but Ford slipp inside and edged past the Lip co-captain. When Brown save what had happened he turned on the speed and almost caught Ford at the wire. "He lost by an inch," Werner said. "Another yard and Brown would have won." Despite Brown's fast time in the 100 on a slow track, Werner sin gled out Gerry Norman's perfor mance in the two mile as the out standing individual showing of the meet. "Norman's effort (9:13.8) micht have been the equivalent of a nine flat on a good track on a good day," Werner said. Bob Grantham was the only double winner, copping both the 120 high hurdles and the 220 low hurdles. Steve Moorhead barely edged Michigan State's Gerry Young in the mile. Young, the indoor Big 10 two mile champ, pressed Moor head all the way and came from five yards back to almost catch him at the tape. Both runners were clocked in 4:14.1. George Metzgar edged Ohio State's Dan Maloney in the 440 and Mike Miller won his second 880 of the outdoor season in 1:56.8. Werner also was pleased with IM Results Soccer Acacia 2 Theta Delta Chi 0 Phi Kappa Poi I Tau Kappa Epsilon 0 Phi Sigma Kappa 1 Delta Upailon 0 Tau Phi Delta 1 Alpha Epsilon 0 Lambda Chi Alpha 1 Phi Delta Theta 0 Sigma Nu beat Sigma Pi, 5-1, on cor• ner kicks WHERE THE GIRLS ARE They're marching to the FROTH CIRCULATION STAFF MEETING 7 p.m. TUESDAY, MAY 9 217-218 HUB Present members must attend 1 ! * * * MIKE MILLER * * * the performances of his pole vaulters. Ron Beard tied his f Irish Names Donovan previous best effort by clearing 13-8 to tie for first with Bill Al- To Coach Knicks in '6l corn and Gerald Dehenau. both NEW YORK VP) Ed Dono of Michigan State. Nan, who guided St. Bonaventure Dale Peters finished fourth with a vault of 13-4. to the No. 3 spot in the collegiate Penn State's frosh thincladslmsketball rankings last season, lost their second meet of the year, ‘vas named coach of the New 92',1-37 2 4i, in the rain at BeaveriYork Knickerbockers of the Na- Field Saturday. Phil Holmesrtional Basketball Association yes (44o), John First (discus) and Dick; terdaY• Dunn (broad jump), scored firsts; The announcement was made for the Lion cubs.—Jim Farl by club President Ned Irish. THE' IYAILY CO►.LEGIAN: STATE COLLEGE 'PENN'SYLVANIA Angels Get Duren, James Fr©m Yanks LOS ANGELES (!P) Th e Los Angeles Angels yesterday announced a four-for-two play er swap with the New York Yankees—outfielder Bob Cery and pitcher Tex Clevenger of the Angels for pitcher Ryne Duren, pitcher Johnny James, outfileder Leroy Thomas and an unnamed outfielder of the Yanks. The Angels, new entry in the American League long dominated by the New York ers, called it "our biggest and most important deal." A spokesman said the Angel brass feels Duren will help the club more than. Clevenger—for merly with the Washington Senators and the Boston Red Sox. The deal, the Angels' sixth, is effective immediately. General Manager Fred Ha• ney of the Angels and his Yankee 'counterpart, Roy Ha nley, concluded the negotia tions here. The Angel spokesman add ed that while they wanted Du• ren, "Clevenger was probably the key for the Yankees." Duren, 31, is one of the fast ests pitchers in the majors but has been troubled through his career by wildness. Duren had an 0-1 record with the Yanks this season. Miller Leads Golfers To 2nd Straight Win By DAVE LEONARD An improving Penn State golf team moved into the run ning for the eastern &aril pionships Saturday by sound ly whipping Georgetown on the University course. It was the second win in a row for the Lions. State whipped a highly favored Penn squad, 4-3, Friday, Dave Miller led the 'golfers to their fifth win of the season against four losses. Miller shot a spectacular one under par 68 in the rain for a 10 and 8 victory over Joe Whalen. Miller won every hole on the front nine and wrapped up his perfect victory on the 10th hole. Captain John Morton defeated Ed Krobitz 5 and 4. Bob Rutherford, who took -shel lackings in his last two outings, bounced back to defeat Torn Graham by the same score. Shoe 'Repair Special Men's and Boys' HALF SOLES $1.99 COED EXTRA BARGAIN Shoes Dyed Any Color "Satin, Linen, Faille, etc. 99c THE ,SHOE CLINIC 153 South Allen St. Open Monday and Friday Basement Level 'till 9 ... and i say It Pays to Be Informed Wherever you go after graduation and whatever position you hold there, you'll be known as a Penn State graduate. As a successful graduate you'll need to be able to answer many questions about our campus questions you can answer because you've been here on campus and questions about events which happen after you've left. Obviously, you can't be here to know what will be going on next year. So, here's your solution, buy a sub- scription to The Daily Collegian to be mailed to you wherever you are. 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Coach Joe Boyle is very pleased with the way the team ha.; been playing of late, and did not rule out the possibility of an eastern championship. Summary Morton (PSi defeated Krollitz, 5 and 4. Rutherford (PS) defeated Graham, 5 nod 4. Blazak (C) defeated ltallintr. 1-up. lison IPh I defeated Donnelly. (1 and 5. Miller (PS) defeated Whalen. 10 and 8. Swahn t PSI defeated [began, fi and 4. Meredith t PS) won over Chandler by default. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Box 261 State College, Pa. $5.00 one year PAGE Nit
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