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ckmen, Th
Sti
LaXers Try
For Bth Win;
Hayes Out
By DEAN BILUCK
ports Co-Editor
- Someone once said he would
rather be lucky than good--
- any day of the week. And
perhaps, that isorneone had _ a
fairly good point because it
.always helps to have Dame
Fortune on your side:
This season the "old lady"
has smiled on the Fenn State
lacrosse team - with a regularity
that has helped carry the stick
men to a 7-2 season so far. True.
this year's team has been good,
but the little breaks that have
come the Lions' way every so often
haven't hurt one bit.
However, just when it seems
the Lioni need her the most,
Dame Fortune; has turned her
face. , tg , 41) , _... star
State'i leading scorer for the led the Lton lacrosse team in scoring this season -and helped the
past two seasons and candidate for
All-America honors, Tom Hayes, Nitlanies to a 7-2 record. Today State closes out it, season against
suffered a sprained ankle and Colgate at 2 p.m. in Beaver Stadium. ; Hayes, however, will miss
pulled achilks ;tendon in practice the game because of injuries suffered ibis week in practice.
Thursday and will miss today's * * * * * ,*
game with Colgate at 2 p.m. in
Beaver Stadium. ,day, "but I don't want the boys,the Maryland game, will come oft
4to think we can't beat Colgate the injury shelf to team with Dave;
THE 'BLOW CAME at a time
,withOut'Tommy. We can." iAshley and Keys Staub in 'the'
when the Lions are seeking tot Hayes isn't Sfate's only player;second pnit,Tidlield.
make this . yea he most success-'who will
watch this, the fi na l
ful in State history. A win today The remaindezi of State's line-!
fame of the season, from the side-k ip
would give the Nittanies their, will be the same that started)
ines: Second unit midfielder Ron.
eighth victory, one more than any ' most of the games. Dick Seelig,'
Rosen injured his knee in practice : John
other State lacrosse team. The 1946' Meisel and Howie Spin
and will be unable to suit-up.
team was 7-3 and the 1955 team :will be at attack, and co-captaint
battled to a 7-5 chart. ' : WITH THE TWO injuries at' Andy" Lockhart, Dick S i
wensen and
Hayes has fired in 27 goals for,midfield, Pencek's ':defense. Vinnie!
p a t c h e d . u p 'Jim I Stoup at
coach Dick Pencek's battlidg,middie units will look like this:Tedesco is the pa 1.
ie.
grew and the midfielder's general-'Co-captain Lou Meier, Bill Char-, Colgate will birno easy pickings ;
ship on the field has molded the ran and Andy Pollock will handle l for the stickmen. The Big Red'
Lion offense into .the highest the first unit. Pollock is the reg- proved that wlain it lost just ,
scoring attack iniLion history. lular second unit midfielder and 5-2- to Syracuse, The Lions suf-;
“The loss will really
_hurt us," will move into Hayes' spot:
.fered. a humiliating 15-8 loss to
Pencek said in his office yester-! Lou Paulin, who was hu,rt 'in:the Orange two weeks ago.
1 .;, 1 PENCEK, l I.I9WEVER. thinks
%' 'the best team lost at Syracuse and
Jhe feels his Lions can prove that
4 -
tomorrow. . .
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Lion Track Lineup
I:3O—POLE VAULT: Ciro Risoldi (14'4i/ 4 "),• Ron Beard,
Dave Brier
SHOT ,PITT: Tom Urban* 03'3 3 / 4 "), Bob Gran
• ,tham•
r HIGH JUMP: Jerry Wettstone (6'6 1 / 4 "), George I I
Casey, Earl Pace
[. . • BROra
Powell nrMP: Grantham (23'6 1 12Th Jim Tyson, 1
j
JAVELIN: Dick Walker- (l8.1"7"), • Risoldi, Bill ~
JAVELIN:
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':i 2:OO—MILE RUM' Steve Moorhead, Howie Deardorff ~‘",
11 4 1:1(1), Lionel BaSsett -
DISCUS: John Courtney (1501 1 / 2 "), Rowland il
Bo‘Vers, Walker, -
11
' 40,YD,
RUN: Mike Miller (50.4), Tom .Mettrick.
Dick Kessler . _ •
2:20-100-YD. DASH: Steve Popp (910, Hal Powell,
Grantham
2:30-120-YD. HIGH HURDLES: Grantham (14.7), Wett
stone, George Barnhill
ZlO-4
2:40-880-YD.tRUN: Deardorff (1:50.6), Miller, Mettrick 7i,
2:50-420-YD. DASH: Popp (21.6), Fischman, Tyson )1
3:00--220-YD. LOW HURDLES: Grantham (23.9), Wett-
stone, Barnhill - . rk
3:IO—TWO-MILE: Gerry Norman (9:00.5), Moorhead,
Dick. Tuft
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3:2S—MILE RELAY: 111(
(3:22.8)
•best' mark this . season
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
* * *
. ,
er. Bassett, Miller
LI 41'7 "z:.
A Sociologist
Looks at the Church
Speaker: Wm. G. Mather, Dept. of Sociology
Place: Lutheran . Student Center
Time: Sunday May 20th '8:311
lads
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"This is our chance to prove we
,had l a bad day at Syracuse," the
;first year coach said; , "It sure
would be nice t 441 be-84.7
; Besides Syracuse, the Lions lost
to powerful Maryland, 16-7. Vic-
Itories came oven Penn. 8-7; Wash
,ingtsin & 'Lee, - 10-3; Loyola, 8-7;
•Lafayette. 20-10; Rutgers, 18-13 ;
'Lehigh, 14-7, ine Swarthmore,
17-8; ' •
niors be playing
'their final' game.—Lockhart, Meier,
[ Ashley, Stoup and Swensen.
Majors .Vot? to 'Stabilize
Minor Leagqe Operations
NEW YORK . (itF.):.--The major
AeagUes approved a baseball play
er development plan yesterday
that would • guarantee operation
lof at least 100 minor league clubs.
The 100 atibi would be distrib
uted among three classifications
Hof Minors, probably on• the basis
or 20 in-C4asi Triple lA, 20 in
'Class Double A. and poi in Class
A. The'six existing elOses would
be reduced to 'three by merging
DoUble A and A ,into a new
,Double A level. and combining B,
;C and D into anew Class A. •
Commissioner Ford Frick said
he hoped the plan would be in
operatic:in by 1063. The: next step
will be a meeting of the major
league general managers and
Jarxn directors. No date has been
'set for the meeting.
H ome
spikers Face-Tough-Job
Against Qua taco Marines
By DB4Nli KNECHT • •
Last Satirday was . a great day for Pennsylvania track
fans. The Quantico Marines net Villanova in a dual meet and
lalmost upset the IC4A Champions in what Villanova's coach
`Jumbo' Jim Eliott called "the greatest dual meet ever staged
in the East."
At the same timed in aope-sided dual meet , Penn State
broke four records and smaslied the University of Pittsburgh,
193 1 / 2 -37 1 / 2 , in what the Lions' Icoach Chitk Werner. called "the
i finest record of ;aDY roinn . ' Stag -
team vI can remember."
Two of those participating
,teams, - Penn State and 9uanticO,
Iclash this afternoon •on BeaveF
!Field and the chances are a fe
more records will go. The field
events will start , at 1:30; the run
ining at 2:00.
Last night 11725' also a great eve r
ping for track . fans and Pen,
State's star distance runner,Ge
Norman, who rah the 5000-me;
event in the Los Angeles Colir
seum. ,
NORMAN, a junior from Bris
tol. England, competed in the 22n
annual Coliseum Relays, but
expected to return in time fol .
today's dual meet. •
Nornian ran against some of
the world's finest distance run:
ners including New Zealand's Bart
ry Magee, Merle McGhee of !the
Los Angeles TraCk Club- and Pat
Clohessy of Houston:
Peter Snell, world record-holdet
of the mile run, from New Zealand,
and Oregon's Dyrol Burlesori were
the entries in the featured mile
race.• I
Norman ran at 9:50 (PT) and
no results were available at prest
time.
' I
OF ;THE TWO, dual meets held.
last week, the Qiiintico-Villanova
match drew the most national at
tention. The Wildcats' 100-yard
dash ,world record:holder, Fran
Budd; tied the world mark of 21
!seconds in the 20, and ran 9.
in the 100 to lead his team to
78-62 win.
However, Villanova's triump
didn't come - easily or before
Quantico's Cary Weisiger and
Dick Edmunds set new records r
the mile and 440. Weisiger, forme
Duke star, took the mile
,in
Edmunds, former Princeton star
won the quarter.lmilei in 46.8 an
then helped the Marines to
3:11.4 mile relays victory. -
Unfortunately for Quantico an
the track fans, but fortunately f 4
State, Weisiger may• not compe'
today. He also rail in.the Coliseui
Relays, and probably will not ri
turn in time for the meet.
"This enhancei our chances
winning." Werner. said yesterda
"but I still have la lot of respe
for this Quantico team. They . ]
graduates and we're undergra4
uates "
LION 808 GRANTHAM w
have strenous duty. today. Besid
his regular events the high a
low hurdles, broad jump and sh
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JERRY WETTSTONE
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put he - will run the 100-yard
11. idash.
"Grantham suggested it him
relf," Werner 'said, "and it's a
good idea. We're going to - do every
thing we can"te win this meet."
'! A former runner for Penn State,
:IGeorge Metzgar, will be with the
t i Quantico team today. Metzgar,
who placed third to Budd ' and
- IPauf Drayton in the sprints last
week, is a member of State
if record-holding relay. teams that
s,set the mile relay standard of
•13:13.3 , in 1959 and the 880-relay
t mark of 1:213.8 in 1960.
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