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Gat Top ' -- =Army —Meet M ounties. -Toilight
. By JIM KARL
Spurts Editor • ;.
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Penn State's State's cagers won their 11th game against eight losses Saturday night to move
one step closer to a winning record, but afterwards coach John Egli wasn't exactly bubbling
i i
-over with glee
It was a question of which tearm -played poorer. Happily for Egli, Army took the
honors, coming out on the short end of a 49-36 score 'before doss to a packed : house at
Rec Hall. .
State goes for numbei 12 against 'Nest Virgiia at Morgantown tonight, and Egli has
one consolation—it will be a rarity if the Lions hive as poor a night from the field against
ow Mountaineers as they did * * *
against Army.
Egli has called this year's team
"a :good' bunch of sbooters,"i but
tlf!ainst Army the Lions man
/wed only 8 field goals in 29 at
tempts during the first half
They warmed up a little :n the
fecund half, hitting on 13-33. but
their evurall field goal percentage
was a meager 32 pi , r c'•nt
Army. however, wa , even
woitakeashing in on unls Pe:
cent Of its :attempts.
STATE WILL HAVE to do
much.-better if it hopes to ipre
West Virginia "a bailie tonight.
The 14ountaineer5, now 19-5.
- scorvd 50 points in the laq
swouip:, to dtt( at Sylat,,./ , ,
72. Eat urclzy
Syracuse twLs k. , ading 37::3C with
35.mututes remaining When Rod
Thorn hit-a j,rinp 1,1101 to give the
Albuntainters the lead. T h
Drange,At. - hich hasn't %von ganm
L'A clove until :,es ^:
in.nuie:. t i n.tcinrd v. - hen t h
"Itio . pnta:n4e'rs }wok? it e:wf.
THORN, A LEADING carid.-
t1:114. All-Anul le:111 Ittm()1:-.
1( ;ids Virg!oia with a 23 5
:tvcragc Vlaytmlicr.i.
followt, Thorn willi "15 4
everage. and coLcb lieu; r4e
cy . :l7vr three .t,tarler-5 :Al :11 , —
.1;/;ing , better 1)':01 10
g' .1(!:
'ihe 31 , I4Juntle: , !;:..{l4 re:tri y
diriebr:d the - Southorn Ciinfer
411e1. ,vvilll a 32-1 reeord.
V.(171 - • Virginin cleteat,.(l the
:-”;: 79.6.7 at'Ree Hat/ 16,
made a pint. of it 4 .,, r
lhivelovarlen%
Thy
Moutities bc:it Stato. in wn Photo h• Pan M6kollll
bc:irtbrealairs last Vear UP AND IN: Penn State captain Gene Harris scores against Army
Ref' Hall 4ihd 71:67 Pt- Mort:tin- ;
a cp.te outstretched arms of Bob Foley (45) and Gordon Arbogast
'REST VIRGINIA WILL prob. (15). In bockground is Army's Stu Sherard. Stale won the "de
:Oily stnrt Thorn. McCormick. 6-8 fensive" Willie, 49-36, before a close to capacity crowd at Rec Hall
Tom Lowry. Ken . Ward Saturday night..
and 0. - .tletl, Catlett will re- * * .*-
phice statics l'zul Mailer. who is,
ell. John Phillips, =Eat: Hoffman
soff, er i o g from pLanful arches.
Egli said he will goWf acti„ : and Bobby .Donato.
same lineup that- startt:d againA Donato, the forgotten man of
John n oc i l. late, was the difference against
-••-- the Cadets. The little sophoinoiv
only had eight points on' three
long set shots and a jumper, but
he was: second to Harris :in re
houndmg with nine and sparked
the turint on 'defense. • •
• .
DO' ATO HAS BEEN having
a rough time finding the bucket
lately and it has affected his all
rround play. But things were dif
ferent Saturday.
"It scrii-ed like-A:vervbody was
behind but," Donato said after the
game. "I just had to have good
game. I', wasn't.tight at all?!
Egli Uced a bit of .strategy with
State ahead by five. 27-4. and
just 19 minutes tow in,thei game.
lie pulled Harris, Phillips and
Hoffrlati.; replacing them! with
With Chuck Marin,Bob Hutch
inson sand Itllo Hart • • 1 -
The move worked. with :Marin
scoring -.eight points to protect
State's lead.
BOX - SCOiE
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FroFh Thenclads
Win at Pitt, 56-35
Penn Slate's trash thinclacts
evt•tird heir rev( rd at 1-1 1w
deft :tt P.m, 56-35, Saturday at
l'tt ts.bun);.
A swt vp of the disilnee events
provided the cwhion-for the Mt
trm• frost). who won 7 of the 11
nts.
SUMMARIES
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14. i ivh - Fitinll., • I. lir Prno Star,
2 Ftrytt , Strad srld.
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14 , 00-1. 11..144, Twin State: ;?..
i'ltt : '3. Penn State.
2 ALS-.
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2-Mile Poen,l., Latnphian. 'Penn • Steitv :
2 L. lobit—otti ireful Slott 3. 1.1 ute+h I
. 91f.
M lie Wilts 1, Vitt I‘ll :Vecchio. Mk: •
if otre*. Buell t: Penn, Str t.. 3_:26.6.,
V*lfit • 1. Sty vr•l.l. Pitt 2. I'io
-1.441.n, r.tm State. 3, Hr.,. P. lilt State.'
124,
Fi t ,.4 Pi t t iiiithet. lA•nn State :
Fine Sit Ll. IV.II . 4. - thins tut. rot.
h I: -11rontr. I'. nn
T.. I i V. 41,11
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Naminafions Being Received for
- Senior and Non-Senior .
Outstanding Town
These awards will be presented by the TIM Council
at it's annuarbonquet to be held Monday, February 26,
Nominations Due at HUB Desk,
by 5:00 p.m, Wednesday, Feb, 21
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN ' . UNIVERSITY• PARK, PENNSYLV
Totnt. 21
Off in.
Independent
, Withdrawals Forie
; Schedule Chatiges
MONTREAL (AP)—Five teams
:from_ Iron Curtin nations have
been counted out of the World
'Amateur Ice Hockey Champion
ships and a new schedule is being
l drawn up. for the tournament 'at
:Colcirado Springs, co)o., March
-7-18, an_ official said yesterday.
' The revised scheduleJor the re
imaining 14 teams is expected to
be ieady,in about three days, said
( Robert Leßel, president of the In
-Iternational Ice Hockey Federa
tion (IMF).
Leßel last Th u r s'd a y had
warned officials in Russia. Czech
oslovakia, Rumania and Yugo
slavia • that if they did not con
firth , their entries by • Feb. la a
new schedule would be arranged
for the other teams.
Just io refresh your' memory, the regular Lord West
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model (black paisley vest instead of cumarbund); is
only $8.50 plus tax.
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Thinclads Take 2nd
In Michigan Meet
Penn State managed to take only two first places in . its
indoor triangular meet at Ann Arbor, MiCh., Saturday, night.
Gerry Norman won the two-mile run in 9:17.6 and Torn
Urbanik heaved the shot put 50'7 1 / 4 " to lead the Lions to a
second place finish with 43 1 / 2 points..MiChigan finished on
top with 881/4 points and Purdue took third with 381/4.
L'rbanik's win in the shot was a big surprise as the State
sophomore had never :before
thrown over 50 feet. He. had been win in the two-mile, Norman
aceraging about 48 feet in prat-'placed` fourth in the mile. •
tice. but as he explained. "At a IN THE SPRINTS, Steve Popp
meet I open up and throw bet- and TOny Wayne prov,ided a third
ter." and fourth place pun& in the 60.
Urbanik. himself. was as stn- -,%. . -
hile George - Barnhill took foUrth
pried a , an2.-or place in the 65-yard hurdles.
eke. Lion coac, In the field events, Jerry Wen
es have b e stone figured in ,a three-way tie
wo,' , .ina On i for fourth place in the high jump,
form ztnd to, SUMMARIES
him not to woi Milr Run— I. I..efq*. Siichsitan:4. 14 ,, 0r
a b(J u t clttar• h.,,,i. Prnr. 51..14.: :: lluiro. Michigan: 4.
until he of t Nu:rnan. P. nn State. 4:11.1'.
g
:0- ; . Mount. Pur d ue: 2. Snead. Pun.
form and n( dld ;3. Dot ii, Michigan; 4. Burnley, Uirbi
!•tcpc down. .1
zat . :L9.5. .
the , ..,.. for d. 11 ,0 0---I. Arquiho, Michigan. 2. Dear
aorff. Perin State; 3. Sampson. Michigan:
t.:J'lce the n( 4.. R. Miller. Penn State, 2:11.9--New
v.% y for the ft Michigan I ield. House .(2 :14.2 i record and
1.1r11.2L '. M ie.. new Mich; tan earthy' 12:134 retord
cop-1. Adair,. Purdue; 2. Johnson. Miehi
4an and the re- Torn Crhanil. ran: 3. Por.p, Penn State; 4. Wayne. Penn
t.l/I`. were positive. He hopes to state, :04.3.
add t , ....o'tnore feet b".> theend of
fir; High Hurdle.-1. Mcßae. Michigan:
:.
the 1;eaS{)11. 'Thekell. Mit Wan : S. Grantham,l Penn
. .
- State ; 4. Barnhill, Penn Stiate. :OA , ~,,.
URBANIK MIGHT have thrown 2. C3 Th e%7ll. ll ;re d it — n l: 3. M e gt e nthr i l i m ic il'::rn l
,even further had it not been for sent.: 4. -Nuttatl. Michigan. :0 7 .4. •
a lack of practice facilities 'When: fin,-1. Mill., Purdue: 2. M. MU
-
I throw I was about a foot behind Penn State; 2. Catto, Michigan: 4. Remain.
Michigan,'; 1:12.1.
.r
the foul ban he said. "We. can't 301..,1. Johnson. Slirhisran 2. ,Ree.e.
use a bar for indoor practice and mi c hi g ap : 3. Willianti, Purdue; 4. Falkner.
. I
I was afraid of fouling." Purdue , . :12.4.
ARO- 2 .1. }layer. Michigan; 2. Deardorff.
Although not taking many first P.tnn suite: 3. Belly. Michigan; 4; Has
places. State had strength in the ~I t .t.m r enn state ; l.:.ss.s.
second. third and - fourth spchs. ~.771V?17:Ie nnZ t a: e ; 1;- 1. 4.
Bob Grar.tham tied for first Nplacle Nearita.ap, Michisslin, L' .. :17...6. _ 1 -
. _ .
in the-broad jump with a leap of- shot rot—l. Urbanik. Penn State: 2.
21' 10". and placed third in both Fier.= Michigan'; 3. Snyder, Michigan; 4.
the 65-yard high and low hurdles.' Pale . V M au h lt hig nl; C e O nZ 4
ri Mich,
Howie Deardorff took second Overton. Michigan; 3. Tie . betwee je n s i n ft%ci l t,
Purdue, and Wade. 'Michigan. 14-4.
places in both the 1000 and 880 Higb Jump—l. Williams, 14lehbran: 2.
runs-. , , Tie between Enos, Purdue. and A niiner-
Other distance place winners man. Michigan; 4. Tie between Casey and
Wetutnne, Peon State, East, Purdue. and
were Steve Moorhead, second in Walton, Michigan; 6.4.
the mile and Mike-Miller, second Its.ad Jump—l. 'lle txtween fraathan,
in the 600. Bob Miller and Lionel Pet n State, and Niles. Michigan; , '
, 8.1 Mel
uel'l. Michigan: 4. Fieher , Purdue. 21-16.
Bassett took fourth in the .1000 Mile Relay-1. Purdue: 2. Penn State—
and 880 respectively. Besides hisi(Ntichisaa was di wß miirisdi 2:22.5. '
Newrilan Club
Communion Breakicist
Sun., Feb. 25--10:30 a.m.
in the
NUB Teriace Room A & B
The Speaker will be
Father Joseph Luddy
from z
ST. JOHN'S ORPHANAGE
Tickets $1.25 each
available at 207 Chapel
c eS,
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Ifs 'late, but if you don't have
your tux for the Mil Ball, you can
still get one. We have a few set
aside for emergencies. (And if you
don't have a tux yet. this is definite
ly ;an emergency).• So don't wait an
other, minute. 'Tuck the paper under
your arm, run up the hill and get
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after o'clock today.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY, 20: 1962
By DENNIS KNECHT
Just a
Few Hours
HABERDASHERY
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