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Crippled Cagers Jnvade
Panthers' Lair Tonight
With Bobby Donato and Earl Hoffman still not completely recovered from ankle triCental in leading the Lions to a 8-3 record including a Gator
sprains, John Egli faces a repeat performance of the last-five games when his Lion ea - gers!Bowl win in 1961, will be pitted against each other in tomor
tackle Pitt in the Panthers' home lair tonight. : - _
Irow's U.S. Bowl in Washington's D.G. Stadium.
After getting off to one of the fastest starts in Lion basketball history (4-0), Egli si
•1 i . '
Hall, the Nittanies' All-East quarterback, will direct the
cagers were beset by a series of staggering mishaps and have lost six of their last seveniwest team against the East and:
games, including the last five in a row.
I.lonas, whose talented toe ae:: Lions to a 30-15 win over Ge0r
..:,,,
-, !counted for 41 of the points State; gia Tech in :the Gator Bowl. • '
First Egli lost sophomore sensation Wayne Lundy, who dropped out of school hours:scored this year. The
ts Jonas booted 17 extra :points
before the West Virginia game after being pressured by his father. Then bonato (Ohiolback also scored ' and six out of nine field goal at
wo touchdowns
State), and Hoffman (Iowa) were * * * ' ,'" i before suffering :tempts during the regular season
lost due- to injuries and neither ably have three or four more wins' a shoulder sepa- to rank - secorid to Iloger Kochnnan
has played-since. to their credit. • _ ration in mi d- 'as the Nittanies' most proficient
- Egli got the go-ahead to use " Jf we had the team we o'rigin: point-maker
season.
both players tonight, but said r ally started with, we would have' Jonas, a draft 1 The 5-11, 195-pounder addaii a
he may hold them out until been in the finals of ,the Quaker. choice of th e ;field goal and three extra pdt:nts
Tuesday against Bucknell :alb- City Tournament and we could Phi ladel p h i a ! in the Gator Bowl to run hisea
er than take a chance on a re- have won it," Egli said. Eagles, is expect- son's total to:s3.:Kochman's Gator
sprain. As it turned out slate f i nished • t
fd to share kick- Bowl 'l'Dgave him a total of 62
"I might be able to use Donato
a little but if its a knock 'em down
game like it usually is down there,
I'll keep him out. -
"Hoffman can play if we need
him but we won't take a chance
on him either."
'Egli had visions of a great
year even before his cagers -
spurted to their four straight
wins at the beginning of the
year. But he's not letting the un
fortunate turn of events gel him
down.
"We still have "a -schedule to
play," he said yesterday. It's the
'kids I fell sorry for. Look at John
Phillips -sitting over there. lie's
vompletely beat."
With the .three tames in the.
Quaker City Tournament" last
week and a trip to Duke Wednes-.
-day, the cagers have been travel
ing: at a fast pace, and doing it'
with ail eight-man squad.
"You have to hand it to these
kids." Egli said. "'May don't
give up. I wasn't ashamed to
walk_ out of there Wednesday
night. (The Lions got clobbered
at Durham, 95-55.) "Our team
was hopelessly outclassed but
they never stopped hustling."
Egli said before the season'
started that his biggest problem!
would be a lack of depth and as ,
D .1 • idorff Named
•
`• ' crier Captain
Howie Deardorff has been
elected captain of Penn State's
1962 cross-country team. it
was revealed at the annual
awards banquet last night.
Deardorff finished third or
better its all five dual meets
this past fall for Chick Warner's
thinciads. He lied for first is
the Pittsburgh and Manhattan
masts, and in winning against
Navy set a new Annapolis
course record, covering the five
mile route in 25 minutes 32
seconds. He finished second
against Michigan Stitt* and
third againit Cornell.
ST. LOUIS Pl—Stan Musial, $lOO,OOO annually in 1958-59, tops
the bane of National League pitch-iin the league.
!ens for two decades, all but made' Musial wasn't able to single out
'it official yesterday in announc-lany factor that led him to decide
mg during his contract signing this. probably will be his last sea
that he intends to retire as a!son. But he indicated one big rea
'player at the end of .the 1962150 n is that he wants to finish out ,
season 'with a good season—and feels that
Rested frequently in 1961, Musi
"A fellow just can't go on for-
he can .
-
Fever," said the 41-year-old out- al went to bat officially only 372'
,fielder, seven-time league batting. t times. He drove in 70 runs, batted
288
champion whose entire major,. 4'
-league carer has been - with the and hit 15 home runs,
St. Louis Cardinals.
triples and 22 doubles.
Still trim and feeling strong,; l •
Musial said there is one mark he Lions Battle Rice,
I doesn't want to .add to the 37 Na-
Ilona' League and 13 major league
Air Force in '66
records he already holds. ;
Penn State will inaugurate
Frosh Grapplers 1"I don't want to be the oldest football relations With the• Air
!player who ever player," he said
..,- , Force Academy and Rice in 1962.'
Challenge Lehigh i M u si a l and his loses --- erea' These schools replace Miami and
dent August A. Busch Jr. and Boston University, which were on
Penn State's freshman wrestling General Manager Bing Devine— this year's schedule. The game
team opens its season against indicated he will remain with with Air Force mill be played here
Lehigh tonight at Grace Hall in• lb* club in some capacity in Sept. 29. The 'Rice game will be
Bethlehem. Pa. The meet. sched- 1963. Devine said there will be played at Houston Oct. 6.
uled to start at 6:45, will Precede , • }en for him although there has In addition to Air Force, the
the varsity dash. been no decision on a't 'lt it 11962 home schedule calls for games
Coach Davey Adams, trash will' will be. (with Navy. Syracuse, Maryland,
be out to ave nge a loss to last Musial, who owns a prospering and West Virginia. Navy will ap
year's Lehigh freshmen. Lehigh'restaurant and has other business pear in Beaver Stadium Sept 22
has already posted a 22-9 victory interests here, acknowledged hefor Penn State's opener.
over over the •Cornell frosh this year. took a pay cut—to an estimated \ The Nittany Lions will play
Adams is expected to go with $65.000 or s7o,ooo—in his latest Army, California. Holy Cross,
Dave Ludwig at 123. John Ash - ;contract.'He .received an estimat- Pittsburgh and Rice away from
te+tigh at 130 and Rich Catalano•ed $75,000 last year and made home
at 137 in the lightweight matches. ,
Sandy Giles draws :the nod at,
147, , John Zabatta will go at;
157 4 John Kepler at 167 and Mike
Gill at 177. Matt Dunne at 191
and Dwight Burd in the -unlimited
'division round out the Nittany,
lineup.
The Lehigh frosh •are led by
Dick Warnke (123) and Harley
Ferguson (167). John Happier:
0301, Joel Freed (137)', George,
Milligan (147). Bill Lachenmayr,
1157) Ron Bushner (177), John '
- Gladish (191) and John Illeng-t
warth - (I:eavyweight) are • coach,
Red Campbell's littler probable:
Gerry Norman and Steve
Moorhead co-captained t h
Lion harriers in 19 6 ' as they
m
copiled a 4-1 record in dual
inlet competition.
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By 3134 KARL
last in the eight-team field,
sometimes playing with four re- I
Serves and just one regular—
captain Gene Harris:
Meanwhile the Lions will Cave
their hands full stopping their:
five-game slide against the Pan- .
thers. Pitt has a 6-4 fecord, beat--;
ing Evansville for third place in;
the Evansville Torney •and Kent'
State Wednesday in their last twos
outings.
Other victims include Carnegie,
Tech, Arizona, Syracuse and Ford
ham. Losses were to three power-'
houses—Purdue, Ohio State and;'
Duquesne—and a one-point de
cision.against Tennessee.
. ready for Panthers Coach Bobby Timmons relies
* * * mostly on sophomores to make '
things turned out that was a very his atta ck go. w i t h Brian
_Gen
accurate diagnosis. eralovich. All-State for Farrell
The injuries to Hoffman and High School two years ago. the
Donato hurt but Lundy's abrupt big gun,
departure was the big shocker. t Lately Timmons has been get.:f
That boy had all the moves." iting some help from Paul Krieger,.
Egli said with a shake of his a 6-5 forward. "Krieger is getting
head. "Re was in the same class some confidence in his shooting."
with Jerry Lucas. Art Heyman ,Timmons said, "and that helps
and Hubie White—All-Ameri- ,take some of the pressure off
cans." Generalovich, who usually winds
Lundy, averaging 18 points' a•up with two or three men on him
game over the first four contests when he gets the ball."
was scheduled to go on academic! Somebody should tell Timmons
probation today. 11 he had re. that if the pattern of events cope
mained with the team he could tinues for State. Egli may only
have played in 11 games instead.have two or three men left on
of four, and the Lions - would prob- the squad.
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,Hall, Jonas Tangle
In New U.S. Bowl
Penn State's Ga]en Hall and Don Jonas, both instru-
ing duties with
Nav'y's Greg
Mather. He is al
so slated to see Galen Hall
plenty of action at halfback.
The game matches draft choices
by the Eastern Division of the;
National Football League against;
players chosen by the Western.
Division.
Hall wasn't chosen in the NFL
draft but was grabbed by the
West squid after his brilliant
passing and play-calling led the
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THURSDAYS -3, 7, 9 P.M.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 6. 1962
points or the year.
TWo other Lions will also ap
pear in speGial bowl games this
weekend. Captain Jim Smith will
be at tackle when the North squad
meets the South in the Senfor
Bowl in Mobile. Ala.. this after
noon and end .Bob Mitinger will
be a member of the East squad in
tomorrow's Hula Bowl in Hono
lulu.
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