The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, February 15, 1962, Image 7

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    THURSDAY, FEBItyARY 1 . 5, 1962
Bot; Giantham (foreground) and Japanese Olympic CNicli
Kumio•Yamantoto.
Japanese Olympic Coach
Pays Visit to Thinclads
Kumio Yamamoto. may riot speak much English. but he keeps
his eyes and 'ears open and because of it he's learning plenty
about American track and field.
Yamamoto, one of Japan's Olympic coaches, is touring the
United Stater' in an effort to learn the - fine points behind this
cfruntry't auccese in track and field.
He. hasspent some time with the track coaches at Southern
CaLifornia'.end San Jose State and has been to New York- City to
see a track meet at Madison Square Garden.
YamamOto is spending the week with Lion track coach Chick
Werner and will travel with State to Michigan this Saturday for
a four-team meet at Ann Arbor.
From there hen go. to i f afayette,- - ind.. to spend a few dayi
with'the-Ptirdue coach bef?re heading for London and various
points in• Europe. # ' •
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Track and field has' not' been a particularly strong Olympic
event for the Japanese, and apparently they are trying to do some
thing about 'it.
But YamargoLO isn't devoting all his energies to learning new
techniques, Ile'has spent some time with Penn State's thinclads.
and Bob ,Grantham in particular, teaching them new exercises
and )elpmg them perfect their styles.
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FRATERNITY A.E.AGVE A
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.Phi Mu Delta *Kappa Sigma 0
Bets Theta Pi 4 Acacia = • 4
High Game--TERRY GIELU. Sigma Nu.
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Mat Series—LAßßY KILLER. Phi Mu .
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nigh Gams (teas:al—Phi 11. a Delta. 391
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FRATERNITY LEAGUE C
Phi Del. Th. 0-1) 6171 Al. Sit. Phi (141 16
LEACUr
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DeL Upsilon (7-11 43 Delta Chi ( 1-4 o 21
Al. Chi Rho (14) 22 S. Tau Clllr4 10-41 24
Pi Sap. Phi (C4l 23 Katrpa Sigma 014') 21
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Phi bin DeL 14-31 44 Del. Th.• Sta. (1431 21
Phi Sig. DeL 5-1 I 37Kep. Del. Rbo 1131 32
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Hub St-firer—OTTO BOHMULLER. Kappa
Delta Rho. and DAVE ANTENDCUL
Kappa Sixtus. I.
Irish-Oiange Feud
Brings Rule Change
PHILADELPHIA T h e
National Collegiate Athletic Asso
ciation has amended the football
rule which caused the rhubarb on
the last play of the Notre Dame-
Syracuse game at South Bend last
year.
Under the amended rule. Notre
Dame, as it did 'an the controver
sial play, would under the same
(circumstances get an extra play.
The NCAA has said that 'under
the 1961 rules, Notre Dame should
knot have had a chance to kick a
twinning field goal.
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' Syracuse led 15-14. when Notre
Dame tried a field goal which
missed. On the play. however.
Syracuse was 'detected running
into or roughing the kicker and
was penakzed 15-yards. Notre
Dame, although time had run out,
' was gi%ien another play and
kicked the field goal for a 17-15
'victory.
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Held Five Records
While competing for the Illinois
AC in 1927 and Ina, cross
country and track and field coach
Chick Werner _held five indoor
world records in the hurdles.
WE'RE LOOKING
IM Soim Meet
Hurt by:Forfeits
Two forfeits in three meets
made for a'rather short IM swim
ming session at Glennland Pool
last night.
Theta hampered by sick
ness to halt of its team. forfeited
to last year's fraternity champion.
Sigma _Pi.
The chances of winning e, meet
when only two men show up are
mighty slim. so Allegheny had to
forfeit to Northampton.
In the lone contest of the eve
ning. Sigma Chi defeated Phi Sig
ma Delta 21-Ig. George Sayre
paced Sigma Chi with firsts in
the freestyle and the breaststroke.
Last Losers in '3B
fn 1962 Penn State will seek its
24th consecutive winning .season
in:football-It last lost more than
it' "won in 1938 when the record
was 3-4-1. -
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PAGE SEVEN
HOW YOU CAN -
9 out of 10 people can live through
a nuclear attack, says scientist
Edward Teller. But There'll have to
be plenty of warning and plenty
of shelter. In this week's Post. he
maps out a 4-point plan for sur
vival. Tells how . yoU should stock
- the ideal shelter. Andwhich people
'Stand the best chance of stiff**.
71k. Sarterday Moak.
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