SATURDAY. MAY 12. 1962
Emphasis on Individual Stars
AsThinclads Host Underdog Pitt
- By .DENNIS KNICHT
; The emphasis twill be on
dividual performances rath
.than team scores when tl
s Penri State thinclads take
Pitt at Beaver Field this.afte:
noon. Field events start at r
running events at 2.
Neither team has won a iiil.
this season, but Pitt is expected
to be a. definite underdog. Thi
Panthers lost their first du
meet to Miami of Ohio, 64V&-56
and last Saturday placed secoi
to Syracuse in a triangular meei
Syracuse had 68 points. Pitt h;
53 and West Virginia had 41.
State, likewise has lost t
meets, but to powerhouses, Na
and Michigan State.
IF COACH Chick' Wernei
plans for this afternoon turn o
.as expected, the Lions’ star d
tance runner, Gerry Norman,
going to have quite a day. Wer
ner's plans*' call for Norman to
run under 8:58 in the two-mile
race;
head is entered in the long race.felt and Steve Munter, both of,
“This will get him ready for the, 3looB with Norman ‘ *£**?!? JIS ar ° Und;
' Coliseum Relays and break the 1 “MOORHEAD IS going to setj 9 9 s ‘f° nd ?,. all f ason ', J l
school record ai the same time/'ithe pace for the first mile-and-a« r T* l6 State H pole vault recojd
Werner explained.' * (half/* Werner explained. The 1° fi° these weeks andj
n ~ . ‘coach also plans to enter Norman this one looks as good as any!
,• T £ e Co l lse . l J n J. Relays referred and Moorhead in the mile run with three men in the event who!
in thT m^ l ) . be “ fi along with Howie Deardorff. have been threatening the height,
held m the Los | Angeles Coliseum • all season.
evo». the,. against wodd-wid, thanihar Ijadtej and Moot- "» ™ “in S t
competition. hea d ) to take second and third co . holder of the Penn State mark
The record referred to is owned (JV?* *2, l*,?! at the same height. State’s Ciro
by Dick Engelbrink, who set the!™ de ; i? f e ?!?, orf£ should also take Risoldi also has cleared the height
two-mile mark of 8:58.9 in 1959. the.half-mile. £n practit . e . 6
Pitt’s two-milers, Bob Tarkany "Our sprinters have been run
and Bill Mocnik’, haven’t run be-ping good dashes all year,’’ the
low 9:50 this season and probablyiLion coach said. "But Michigan
won’t give Norman any competi- State’s sprinters killed us.” Popp
. tion. Lion captain Steve Moor-'Placed third in the 100 last week
[despite a 9.8 clocking. Wayne was
• I |i fourth in 9.9. . -
IM ReSUItS I “It's discouraging for our men,”
’ v Werner said. ‘They run under 10
Volleyball seconds and get beat anyway. In
Frmutnity my ■ book anyone who can run
• c A h l , d'f- Siitm. chi. i*:- 1 *- 1 5 - 7 under 10 seconds is a good sprint
oucnia Alpha Epsilon def. Phi Rappa Fsl. ° r
forfeit . er *
Siicnisdef. Delta Phi. 15-8, 15-6, n/%nn' xtrn ti/xvwP nf ;n »,.!
Alph/'Chi Rho def. Zeta Beta Tau, 14-16/ POPP AND WAYNE Will bej
• ir-2. is-7 t} ; running against Pitt s Bob Shana-;
Independent Leaf at
Armstrong del. Columbia, forfeit
Franklin def. .Elk. forfeit
Yutci Bears del. Whinm. 154, 15-10
• Schnook* def. Navy. IS-?. 14-16, 15-10
Birch def. Hemlock. 15-0, 15-2
. WRA' Softball
Stephen* def. Alpha Chi Omefra, 2>-9
,McElwr»in def. Alpha Ornicron Pi, 15-1
Delta Zeta def* Alpha Gamma Delta, 9-5
TOMORROW EVENING
"A Psychiatrist Looks at the Church"
Speaker: DR. JOHN WALMER, University Psychiatrist
6:30 p.m. Lutheran Student Center
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New College Diner
' Downtown Bcjwten the Movies./
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champion last year, defeated Stu-/ h i..w .to, ' 'sT v.,./ Sl .„ ,2 ... , ;..ie>,„4.
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15-9, m the other singles match. ‘ton. J»hn*. n m-ii n
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Sfichmsn Seek'7th Victory ;
Host 'Road Winless Garnet
By MAN BILUCK j* 4 0 record by trouncing Lehigh,
. SfxrrU Co-Editor ,
Swarthmore hasn’t won anL B**'* l * 3 th « two championships,
owartnmore nasn i won an jSute is gunninß for its
awav game this reason and ord in history- The 1946 and 1955
Lion lacrosse coach Dick Pen-
cek is hoping the pattern won’t Saturday against Colgate would
change this afterr oon in Bea- est#b i ish * neorA
1 The victory against Lehigh as-,
ver ataaium. jsurvd State of its first winning
Pe icek’s stickmen go after theirßeason since 1959 when the Liora
seventh win at 2 and unW we r, 960 St *<? *»» >*»
... , and last year the record was 4-6.
Swarthmore comes up wsth its
best game of the season, the EVEN THOUGH the stickmen
chaupes are State may have a bad little trouble against Lehigh,
pretty easy time of it, Pencek was far front pleased with
The Garnet has a 5-4 record, but thc,r
all of the wins have come against Garnet coach Brooke Cottman
weak teams and all at home, bas 11 lettermen back from last
They beat Loyola, Franklin. & year's team which last to State,
Marshal], Stevens. Lafayette andl®‘® Pete Brandt, Nick Fedoruk,
Drexel. ■ A.way from home thej"®* l ! Morehouse and Jack Riggs
lost to Delaware, Penn, Washing-' bolster the defense while Dave
ton and Lehigh. ’ I Walter, John Nesbitt. Bill Jewett,
STATF MPiNwur v . „ l Bob Hickey and Ben Cooper are
, ' MEANWHILE, has. f riml the midfield corps, Carl
beaten two teams that stopped the Uehlein is the a £d Dick
S^ n *« t r,r,£f r T n *r d and-Kittredge is the lone returning
aLo topped Loyola and Lafayette. Jltack letterman.
Other Lion wins came over Rut- „ , w
gers and Washington Si Lee. Mary- , Pel ] l cck K w l ’ l . s *f r< rc f ®“
land and Syracuse were victorious [' neu P w btch show* Andy Lock
over the Lions ,hart. Dave Flinchbaugh and Dick
Swcnsen in the defense: Tom
A victory this afternoon for, Hayes, Lou Meier and Bill Char-
State would give them the Pemvron at midfield; Dick ' Seelig.
Del championship. Wednesday the'Howie Spencer and John Me iso I
; Lions captured the Middle Atlan- at attack, and Vinme Tedcwo at
tic Conference championship with goal.
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