SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1962
Lions Run to Tune'
Of Gordon's Gun
j By DENNIS KNECHT ,
; The crack of the starting gun, a sound that signals the
start*of Penn State’s 1962 outdoor track season, has joined
the other Sights and sounds on Beaver, Field. I
Assistant coach-. Norm Gordon began shooting in earnest,
‘ Wednesday, and continued it Thursday and° yesterday,
perfecting his -sprinters in the all-i
important rush from the starting!
blocks. . ' i
Dufing the last three practice]
sessions, Gordon started, h.is‘
sprinters time, after .time, having!
them]run about ;
30 yards , at top !T
Speed. '
While Gofdoi
worked with thi
dashmen, hea<
coach Chick Wer-
ner toamed ; thv West Briar Country Club near,
fieldimakihg cor- Arlington, Va., where it will meet
ing f adliet g 'b Georgetown College Monday. I
men [in the othei [ The meet with' the Hoyis is thei
CV wvih the rm»n. season opener to r Penn State’s
ing meet at Navy Except for sophomores
only, a week • *°* s ß*ini jJun Tabor and Roland GartnerJ
away, the coaches are still not, coach Joe Boyle has not com-l
stire'of State’s potential. The thin-' m j t ted himself to a definite line-!
clads won a triangular meet-at, U p. The remainder of the squad
Fort Lee Va where they trained! will be decided by an intra-squad!
during the term break, but the; playoff which Boyle hopes to
meet, was mamly an experiment.)conclude sometime today !
AS WAS TRUE in the indoor! , ■ ... . . . _ '
season, the bulk of the: scoring; H y *~ wi }} ta J te seven .starters
williprobably come from the . one al,emate along on the ;
tance men. Gerry i Norman andj ' j
captain Steve Moorhead, who fin-! The golfers | expect to play an
ishqd thinl in the two-mile and eighteen hole, practice round to
foufth in the mile respectively in morrow evening to familiarize!
the IC4A indoor meet this year, I themselves with the grounds.!
wil 'probably be the chief point-j Monday morning before the meet.)
get ers. ’ |they will play; a “warmup" round,
The Lions also have top dis-of nine holes.:
tance men dh Howie Deardorff,! Arenr/iino in twi» iu
S 2 should °point- winner| j'fh hik we‘ haw WentSl*
events. hT9 t
THE LOSS OF sprinter Bobby^ Last year/ Penn State beat
Brown leaves a r big hole in the Georgetown by a 6-1 score. So far
dgshes which 'Steve Popp and , th)s >ear the Hoyas are 1-0, beat-
Tony Wayne will try to plug. ) ln 8 American University, 9-0.
High jumper -Jerry Wettstone, “Despite whom we start,” Boyle
heads the listen the field “all of the boys play fairly
Wettstone holds the Penh Stateiwell under pressure. I don’t think
record of 6'63i". Tom Urbanik got the fact that they’re playing in
ofta shot put of. 50' 7Vi” at Michi-,the opener will influence them in
: gah State this Winter, and is apt'any way."
to.-improve outdoors.. ■ i • -
The other field events fortunes! .
will rest on-Ron Beard and Ciro,Cronin Presents JFK
Rteoldi in the pole vault. |with Season Tjcket
7 • _ ; ' " “ f WASHINGTON 'iJP) Presi
• . 1 ELI ' " dent. Kennedy will be able to get!
[ I|*|' i K 6511115 into the baseball park when 1
- Washington opens the American)
BOWLING jLeague season Monday—he.Jias
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Si*m» Phi‘epsilon s phi sicron K»pp* 2 out the first ball—but the pass is
Hfeh^T^BARR^'sHLNBERc; 5 f seasonal oneand he can go and,
Alpha. Mu, 2&4 * ' take his friends to any game at
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Hlth" Csmo (tsnmi—Alpha Chi P.bo. M 7 ,! he feSt ° f the y ear ’
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stem* pi - s Alpha phi D<itm * oat the White House yesterday by
Plti EpjjiJon PI «z*u Tiu -2 Joe Cronin, president of the 1
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PREPARING FOR FALL—Lion Una coach Tor
Toreiii looks over soma of tha lina prospects
for next faU's team during spring grid drills
Closed
By JIM BUKATA
I Penn State will wind up
jits first week of spring foot-
I ball practice this afternoon
with a closed scrimmage on
jßeaver Field at 2 p.m. "
j Although rains have forced a
; postponement of ,two scheduled
'practices this week,' including one
'yesterday. Rip, Engle is hoping
| that- the weatherman’’ will co
operate today.. .
! ; TH£ SCRIMMAGE will give
j Engle a closer look at hoW his
' freshmen 'are developing and also
fwill give- him some indication of
jhow three gridders will react to
(important position shifts. .
j Ralph Baker, Bernie Sabo] and
Gary Wydman are the players in
volved in the switches.
Baker, who played both guard
and end-as a sophomore last year;
has been switched to center, a
spot weakened by the loss of Bill
Saul and Jay Huffman.
Sabol, a fullback and line
backer last year, has moved to
guard. He has been working with *
the blue unit all week. j
A GREAT DEAL of interest)
will be focused on Wydman, who
has been switched to quarterback.'
The speedy 180-pounder played'
halfback last year after a stint
at quarterback as a freshman. j
Two years ago Engle made a‘
similar move when he switched
Dick Hoak to quarterback. Hoakj '
then helped lead the Lions to a -
7-3 season and a' victory over Ore-i
gon in the Liberty Bowl.
, Wydman is expected to battle
Don Caum, Ron • Coates, Frank,
Stadium Project Delayed!
HOUSTON. Tex! (AP)—The $l5,
million domed County Stadium.j
future home' of the new Houston l
Colts baseball team, will not be
iready for use before the-spring}
of 1954—orte year later than ex-i
pected—County Judge Bill Elliott
said. •
Elliott said the project is wait-;
irig word from the Defense De-!
partment as to whether the coun-;
ty will receive' $2 million in fed
eral aid.
(DRAMS-AVOIRDUPOIS) f
Scrimmage
Potter, and Pete tuske ' for the at tackles; Sabot and Russ Sehlol
starting quarterback 10U. A good.den at guards and captain Jo«'
showing in sqjinff »practice will palardi at center,
go a long way toward deciding Cauin' heads the first unit back-,
who wilt get the starting nod this r ie l<i along with Frank SincetC
fal ‘- - (Ed Stuckrath and Budd" Tom*.
ENGLE HAS BEEN impressedjTorris injured his knee earlier in
so tar with the running of G/tryi thc week. but has completely re-
Klingensmith, the leading ground-covered.
gainer on last, ycafs freshmnn .THE REDDIE UNIT will -aiow
squad, but Uell reserve 'any. su- Ron Slepanausky and John Dele*
perlatives until after Rlmgen- gram at ends: Sandy Buchan and
smith has come- up against some. j o hri Diebort at tackles; Chuck
of the vjterams, Ricevuta and Russ Skalyo at
Engle and his aids have five guards and Jim Williams at cen
units ready to use in the scrim.-jter. ' '
« i In the barkfield, Ron Coates
.On the blue unit, Davis will start along with Kltngen
ahd Ted Malewiez are at ends;’.smith, Dave Haves and' Chria
Ron Tietjens and Terry Monaghan Weber.
YOU CAN TRUST
this wwk. Coach Hip- En^
scrimmage on Bearer Field this afternoon.
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