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Tabor Rates High in. EIGA Tourney
By JOE GRATA
Position: No. 1 man on the
Penh State golf team. Record:
Unbeaten in eight starts—the
only perfect mark on a 7-1
Nittany squad.
:If these credentials are'a wor
thy enough qualification,- sopho
more Jim Tabor not only: should
fare well In the individual cham
pionships at, the Eastern Inter
collegiate Golf Association tour
ney at Cornell beginning: tomor
row, but also- should be ia great
aid to his Lion teammates who
Ufe optimistic on placing high in
the event. East year coach Joe
Boyle’s contingent finished ninth.
A qualifying round of 36 holes
will be played tomorrow morn
ing and the top 'l6 individuals of
the 16 participant schools will vie
•for the individual crown begin
ning Sunday morning in a single
elimination setup.
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Although stroke play will de- takes to be a great in golf,” saidithe future. When queried wheth
termine the contestants for.the in- the linksmen coacjji: “Tabor's gotler the .highly publicized Arnold
dividual laurel tremendous attitude. Add this [Palmer ; was his favorite in the
Tabor shouldr i his physical ability and you’ve [professional ranks, he answered:
have too rou< jt a pair of essentials that, are .‘“Palmer’s good alright. I like
trouble defeatir ird to top.” him for his putting, but I also
£ °TvTnlr Tabor gained much of his ex- Smea * for f rfect
rnnmlTm , irience at West Shore Country swjng ‘ | ' . •
tdav He’ll nl- ' lub ncar Harrisburg, Pa., where | : :
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wiiW Navv'c rv abor recalled that he was 12- . lIVI KGSUIfS
Rnrhi/k ur sars old when he first took upf „„l . „
Bur bick ar ufinr cpHnuslv Volleyball
Penn's Vince C )lfing se ™? usl y- -
viello, both He got off to a good start when Nituny 21-22 b«t Nitunr 2». in, is-3
whom he dcfea 2 took the Junior/tmateur crown iMMiu won tir forfeit over l»o?i« iv
ed’ earlier this in Harrisbu’cftJEef two years, andj Nit V n r 38 w<m *7 oV,r N ‘iuny 42
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taking ° r the aS tftkv"° BovuT^said 1 LAST FALL in the ECAC sec- | A, ' >h * c^ m *. 11110 b, * t siem * p ’- Ifr * n
earlier this week “but as a mat- [ wWchwre Ch| A]phi ph , ...J K . pp ._
ter- of fact, so do a few of our, e ' d bere, Tabor finished second} 15 _ 7j 1
other players if they get ‘hot.’ Asi and wen * ° n 10 B f th PagfgPark; Alpha Z*U won bjrj forfeit over ZeU P*i
a team, I think we’ll do okay/ 1 i at Farmindaye, rv.Y., where he‘ Alr>hm Tbu om4l \ heut Phi Ep*Uon pi
_____ . „ , , itook third place iji the easterns) i)-z. u.t
BOYLE SAID he feels Tabor jev ent 1 —
atlributeS of a great | Enrolled in the landscape archi-
K Itecture curriculum, Tabor plans
“He has the combination that it to be a golf course architect in
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•Do Pom trade m*rk STATE COLLEGE
FRIDAY. MAY 11. 1962
Frosh 9 Take
3rd of Season
By ED CARPENTER
The Penn State freshman base
ball team made it -three in a row
yesterday by coming from behind
to defeat Bucknell, 8-7, at Lewis
burg. ' -i
The frosh fell behind by a score
of 3-1 in the second inning but' ,
pulled out the win behind the.
slugging of third baseman John
Dobrzynski,. who had three ''hits,'
and first baseman Fred/Swope,,
left fielder Jim Kroertier and
catcher John Gregory,/ who each'
had two safeties. •' .
Joe Melville wOn his second
game of the season for State by'
chucking eight'innings and giving
up just thyee earned runs. He
tired in the ninth and required
help from'southpaw Jim Bailey,
to put, out a last inning Bucknell 1
rally?
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