PAGE TEN Pitt First Test Lions to tvieet By JOE GRATA In less than two weeks State': cross-country team wiji embark on a five-mile race at Pitt University to mark the first of four dual meets. Cuach:John Lucas' harriers will Meet the Panthek on Oct. 6 at spat us Schenley • Park,;' hoping to duplicate a 11-42 winning effort they:managed ,on the University links last year. Nittany two - - year monogram -winners Lionel Bassett and - cap tain-elect Howie Dearorff are the tonly runners familiar with the territory arbund scyscraper U. The pair:czompeted on the 1960 contingent imhich defeated Pitt, 39-40, en_ route-to a perfect 6-0 - slate and an IC4A.championship. Lucas. formerßwtort Univer sity track'standouWecently re cruited by the Rec Hall personnel to replace former coach Charles . (Chic) Werner. •is running his Coffee Barak Hour 9.11 A.M. 1:30-4:30 P.M. Coffee-5c Donuts-5c ea. at PENN STATE DINER "Eat at the sign of the Lion" 130 W. College Ave. 'THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSKY PARK, P for Harriers;J Nation's Best charges in a stepped-up five-point training program - this week. • "We're still looking for depth," Lucas said recently. "The boys are working hard and I shOuld have a good idea of how we'll fare pretty soon." Lucas, doesn't - admit optimism, what itrith oppOnents like Cornell tOct-13), Michigan State (Oct, 20) and Navy (Oct. 27) to follow the Pitt 'reception. , The meet with the Big Red will be at Ithaca whife.the Nittanies host the Spartans and Middies in the final dual meet battles. The,Lions will face a - twa-week break after the four meet sched- , : PLEASE EXCUSE _ • • _ • Mac Sez: 1 • •.. '- I • THE . • ~,,,,, ~ ;,.., ,-• . , - 4 0 , We're in the midst of a remodeling DUST' & DIRT , t, :-,....7 .. , ; - --- ii,: t 2 , -4, operation but this won't 'hinder our i . i '`:ac r" 54..«.: - ., service. : i HABERDASHERY' , - k.'• "'". ;,:e`r....,•?, :. - ' 1 !' •i,•-•• -.:, ' . . 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"If it's a good day, you'll be able to walk across the bay without getting your shoes wet." To meet the situation, the Coait Guard has brought down addi tional boats from Boston to re inforce its cutter patrol and has warned of fines up to $5OO for persons violating the race area. The start of last Saturdays race was delayed an hour by unruly Spectator craft. The camps of the defender Weatherly, and the gritty Aus- i ; I 'li nce, In class, on always look your joy college life a does the home- tight down •to the La 04 diet emp. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Australians were bothered more last Saturday, than 'we were." Hall, Holds Pass Mark , Galen Hall's 256 passing yards against Pitt in the 1961 contest stands as the Penn "State record for yards passing' in one game.' SCHUHPLATTER'S . ' PRACTICE TONITE 710 P.M. • 215 Wagner Building • Call AD 8-0844 for Additional Information UTE - BR SE New and old stunts, wel come. to The Pen sylvania Thiok Sho p. 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