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'THROW IT BY Amor seems to be the plea of
wicket-keeper Mike Leahy
_as: the .Penn State
bowler is shown in his followthrough form.
Cornell bested 'State by ')1-61:1 count in their
Cricket Tectrn Bows to Cornell
By 7T60 'in Campus Debut
By KEN DENLINGER
Sports ,Editor
A group of abo ut
, 75 spectators
sat in silent wonder as the sport i l
of cricket made its debut on the
Penn State campus last Saturday
on the field, below the golf course.
Although the return fixture
with Cornell ended with State on
the short end of a 77-60 score, most
observers were fascinated with tbi
type of play exhibited by both
teams. "
Cornell opened the innings in a
fashion that led one to believe
that they would bat the entire
afternoon. After four. wickets. and
45 minUtes of play, Cornell led
by 42 runs.
Theu s a well proportioned Ja
maican. stepped up and proceeded,
within five minutes; to clouf.three
drives against the nods Building
Engle Makes No Predictions
About.- Lion Foot ball Chances
Perin State's Rip Engle is fol.. players plus a little bit of luck."
lowing the. middle-of-the-road I The scramble among lettermen
approach toward the 1962 football Don caum,
Pete Liske, and 'Gary
season. W newcomers
Weil aware that last year's Coat yd es man
and and
Frank Potter for ßon
the
strong finish on the part of his .startingl quarterback assignment
Nittany Lions presages a hi g h llboms. as the highlight of fall
pre-season rating for the comigg;drills which begin Sept. 1.
campaign, Engle is neither over
optimistic
,
': nor. over-pessimistic; On the plus side, Engle lays
about this .fall. . j !claim to a quartet of veteran
"With 20 returning lettermen,ltaikles in Charlie Sieminski,
a. first eleven on a par with ariyiGerry Farkas, Ron Tietjens and ,
in the East, and some half-dozen Terry Monaghan, and a passel of
really exceptional players, we're haid-running backs headed by
fairly well equipped - to make fa All-American candidate Roger
worthy defense of our Eastern Kochman.
championshiP," Engle said as hel
began preparations for his. 13th]
season on 'Mt. Nittany,
"ON THE•OTHER HAND, there
are potential danger, spots,% he'
warned, ,"and we could be in
trouble if pre-season practice'
fails to produce a worthy succes'
sor to .Galen Hall, some depth at ,
end and guard, or if untested
players fail to develop quickly,)
After all, we face Navy, Air.
Force, 'Rice, Army, and Syracuse,
in our first...five games. To succeed'
against that kind of opposition in,
the first half of the season you'ire
got to-have 25 or 30 good football :
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return fixture. Two weeks ago Cornell defeated
State on the latter's hornet grounds. State hopes
to engage two more fixtures in the near
future.
accounting for 18 more runs.
Dunbar then muffed a pop fly
that would have put a Little
Leiguer to shame and Cornell was
Off again.
I State finally retired all 11. Co
rnell batsmen thanks to some fine
bowling by. Hamilton and a circus
catch of a line-drive by Viswana
than. • I
Considering that State could re
tire only four men until the time
limit elapsed in their first en
counter with Cornell and gave up
168 runs in the process, the team
did a commendable job. ,
did far better than last
tune," team captain Mike Leahy
said, "actually 77 runs is a small
total for a team like Cornell to
score."
• Following a half-hour break for
tea, State . - • - n slowly closing the
OPEN FRI., MON. •& THURS. UNTIL 9
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gap. P. K. Mehta and Ruston,. Roy
were the ,opening batsmen. • .
Mehta, it seemed, was playing
a strict defensive game proteCt
ing the wicket as well as possible,
He was retired on an umpire's
decision.
Leahy and Roy then carried the
brunt of the offense. Both men
were content to wait for the
proper pitch and scored well on
:accurately placed shots. As Roy
and Leahy went, so went the State
offense, for after they were re
tired_ the remaining batsmen
scored only, a few token runs.
Red Birds Win IM
League 'A' Crown
The Red Birds have captured
the League A championship of the
Summer Recreation softball cir
cuit with a record of 12 wins
against a single setback. '
The P.E. Grads are in second
place with a 9-4 mark followed by
Phi Kappa Theta and the Metros
at 8-5. The season ends this Mon
day.
The ldague B champion will be
decided tomorrow evening when
the Gooches meet Fuel Tech at
the golf course. The Gooches cur
rently lead league 13 witlf.ll wins
and two losses.- They are assured
of at least a tie. Fuel Tech (10.3)
must win in order to force a play
off. The' Misfits and - the DAR's
are tied for third with 9-4 marks.
The McCoys were declared
basketball champions last, week.
Their final record was 9.-1. The
Phys Mits finished in second place
at 8-2 and the B.J. Boys followed
with a 6-4 mark.
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The professional football guar- dinals to replace retired Chuck
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Unable to work at full efficiency
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also the outcome of the entire
, when obtained from Canadian - foo4-
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-.. I ball, Etcheverry has recovered
IN AN EFFORT to bolster their front a shoulder injury that ham-
Iteams chances in the rugged NFL:pered his passing.
race, general managers have belJn 'The Dallas Cowboys are plan
;swapping quarterbacks faster than'ning to let Don Meredith replace
'the Russians can put men intolErldie Leßaron this year. Coach
! orbit. In fact only five clubs in-'Tom Landry has groomed Mere
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The most notable switch his' l ls ready for stardom.
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INinowski to the Browns, after ra ,Bears following the trade of Ed
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While Plum was rated first n, Brown was obtained by the Steel
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