THURSDAY.
RCH 29.1962
jgorts
i Picks
Graha
Saul for Game
With Packers
B|ll Saul, al center and JLne
bacUer on Penn. State’s football
squad, has been selected by coach
Otto! Graham no play With the
college all-stark against National
Football. League champion Green
Bay lin the alljstar game at Chi
cago's Soldiers! Field in August
Saul, at senior; 1 from Butler, has
signed with ttye Baltimore Colts
.'. . Penn State; will be the site of
five' j PIAA championship events
this spring. The rifle and volley
ball ! finals will be held in ' Rec
Hall April 14. Championships in
golf,and tennis are slated for .May
25-26, with the track champion
ships set for May 26... All foot
ball attendance records at Penn
State are likely to be, topped next
fall when the Nittanfr Lions'enter
tain Navy, Air Force, Syracuse,
Maryland, and west Virginia.
Pepin State lea thejEast in total
attendance last fall when more
than 193,000 inns packed Beaver
Stadium to watch the Lions battle
Navy, Army,. Syracuse, California;
and! Holy Cross. Coach Rip Engle
will unveil' hife 1962 edition Sept.
22 in State's Home opener against
Navy. Air Force .will play here; a
week later ... Engle is hobbling
around these days on crutches
w'ifßnis leg in a cast the result'
of.ja ruptured Achilles tendon]
while playing paddle ball in Rec
Hall. With spring football drills
slated td begin Saturday, Engle
.'will be hard-pressed to keep up
with his gridderq. He may do it
by using a me dianoed golf cart..
Joe Patemo the'' - confirmed”
,ate's football coach
ing last has diverted
id in May will marry
i indof Latrobe. She’s
1 late and a sister of
heavyweight wres-
Nittany Lions’. mat
t o coachesf.the Lions’
i:kfield, and in 12
>:ate ihas 'produced
the likes of Galen
urican Richie Lucas,
A 1 Jacks, and Tony
. bachelor of S
ing staff, at 1(
those ranks ai
Suzanne Pohl
a . State gradi
Ed Pohland,
tier on the
'squad. Paterr
offensive ba
years at S
quarterbacks
Hall, AU-Am
Plum,
Rados,
Dietzel K<
For Post
NEW YC
el, who hi
.steady bowl
"ing career,
postseason
certain circv
. “First of
would have
'; the new he
said Wedr
7 have to
And the
ha- to
>ps Door Open
ason Games
(AP) —Paul Dietz
*een spoiled by a
let during his coach
not opposed to a
\e for Army—under
tances. ; r
all, Army people
:o want the game,"
coach at West Point
iy.- "Ou'r team would
in outstanding one.
irs themselves would
°n Ihe right to vote
first ,
"Idon'tthii
he." says .
at ion has c l
Post, in am
based on ti
and hitch ie)
tells how- n
U.S. strateg
atmggla tvi
bowthenpl
Tkm SatKri
rin office
kmost Americans real-
FK. “the way (he situ
anged." In this week’s
authoritative article
Iks with the J*resident
advisers, Stewart Alsop
'ennedy has revamped
y. What was behind his
th the Pentagon, And
rplans are working out .
tmySeam tng-
Pant Repercussions
• BOSTON (AP) —' Boxen would
be required to wear protective
headgear and to use at least 8-
ouiKS gloves under terms of a
bill filed with the Massachusetts
Legislature yesterday.
Rep. Walter T. Kostanski, D-
Montague, sponsored the bill and
said it stemmed from the case of
Benny Paret,. seriously injured in
a New York bout last Saturday. ■
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Twins Edge Pirates j
ORLANDO. Fla. (API Rookie;
Rick Rollins rapped his third sin-;
gle jof ' the game to score. Bob
Allison in the ninth inning yes
terday giving the Twins a 7-5 ex
hibition {victory over Pittsburgh.
The Pirates had taken a 6-3 lead
in the fourth when they counted
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; year, a few careless students get water on their Luckies. Imagine their remorse!
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