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Harriers Leave for j(4A r s
Grant's Condition Remains
By JOE GRATA
Stale's distance runners em
bark by bus for Hotel*Manhat
tan and all the glitter and
glamour of New York City at
>_ 1 p.m. today. ■ *.
On Monday afldfnoon the Lions
. will visit the 'Bronx and spacious
: Van Cortlandt Park, where they'll
Ymeot with 30 other, colleges and
■ i universities : -in the 54tli annual
' i JC^A''Cross-Country Champ.on
j-sliips. The meet is set for 2:15
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j harriers, fn-sh
| from an unbeaten (4-0) dual-meet
'fcampaign'are taking a waR-and
:' soealttiude about the meet. This
<!_year’s IC4A race „is shaping up
!as one of- ithe best held on the
! five-mile' Van ; Cortlandt Park
s j in the past decade,
ji. Representing I the University
(•will be. captain Mown- Deardoiif.
• Dick lmswiler. Joe ... _ .
I Nichols,. Lionel Bassett. Dirk - COLIN GRANT
v Tuft and perhaps Colin Grant. Bawit will have to take up the
■ ■ <»rant, nursing a severely in- slack if Grant doei-njt compete
.!-flamed aehilles tendon in his in the* IC4A‘s;' And thj> two run
!-right leg. still Looms as"?the qu'-sr ’ ncr» -which give. Stab; valuable
' tion' mark in the plans- of Lion ,depth. Tuft and Irns;wiler, will
I coach John Lucas. 1 have to come through. l
FOR THE PAST . week, Grant 1 Lucas fec-Is there ts no*problem
* has been undergoing - vigorous connected with Deardprff, one of.
-‘treajment by the University’s ath- 1 the'best cross-country ;men in the
leti<; trainers and -doctors. The hat ion. ; < /
sophomore running sjar, from “Howie,. will run with the/top
.JEngland has been getting his leg five men ‘throughout ithe ineet.”
. submerged in hot , wax. whirlpool Lucas-t-aid yesterday., ap<l when
-.-baths and the, like, but the doc-Ithe time com4s for hiiprf to take
: tors won’t, know whether he’ll be .the lead, l’m j sure bell give it
able to run until an examination ' all he Iras. - * . / j
sometime this, morning. ; The'Cions 4re,-a strong threat
Without. Grant, the Lion har-,to capture the/IC4A j-rown even
riers lose a great deal of power, without Grant, however. But the
up front. Lampman, Nichols and 'N'lUanies wiiUJiave to-<lig in and
Panther-Cadet Clash Features j
State Opponents' Grid Activity l
By JOHN LOTT WEST VIRGINIA'S Mountain-
Put’s allegedly disrontondnd ~,T ' S ' ' 0 rebound
. football squad squans off with C,ladel , B^ e r last
Army at New York’s Yankee Sta- S 34 £. , , rouncm S at the hands
djtim this afternoon- in a battle 01 ‘ , ’ nn
between two upsct/’ictims of last Following (two straight' losses,
woek. • ' ' MARYLAND and quarterback
Notre Dame, ripped the Pan- Dick Shiner Should be set to rid-.
Ihers. 43-22. .last Saturday, .but die .Clcmson's secondary,
coach John, Michelnscn’s outfit is .j* CALIFORNIA'S sophomore sig
. reportedly/torn apart in another Craig Morton leads the
way. too. Rumors have been fly- Golden Bears against Kansas, but
jng recently conccniing dissension Cal lacks the horses to stop the
.between a number of placers and Jayhawkers.'.
Pilf’s coaching staff. One of the top Southwestern
/The Cadets, replaced this week battles pits : . RK7E against Texas
-/"by Penn State for first place in MM. Rice tied LSU and Texas
/ Lambert Trophy polls, are out to earlier this ;year but sports only
get bark in the win column after | one win. The Aggies have a pair
last week's loss to Oklahoma!of victories; to their credit, but
State. But Pitt, an off-and-on I this game/’ould go either way:-
„ team all year, could hand the Undefeated Southern Cal (7-0)
AVest Pointers a second straight : is ' a good Choice tio wear down
-setback if it can settle its reported NAVY in an interseclional ,'con
-'internal difficulties. 'test on the!West Coast.
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THE PAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK.. PENNSYLVANIA '
top fifty finishers.
1 Defending/champion Michigan
State, beaten by the Lions (25-
, 30) durjrfg the dual-meet season,
loom’s/as the preliminary .fovor
'ite, ./along with Harvard, Villa
nova and' Georgetown. Earlier
’.'this week, MSU copped the Big
'Ten Conference race.
COACH LUCAS estimates that
jhis harriers ran almost 100' mil.es
' during the last three weeks in
i preparing for the IC4A run. Ac
: cording to a report by Lucas, that
brings the total of running done
since the initial formal workout
_sesston to a - wchopping 325 miles,
j 1 The. only thing that has worried
1 Lucas' besides Grant’s untimely
;_injury. has been the lack of com-
{ petition since the Nittanies
1 wrapped tip their campaign three
j weeks ago. ,
j On Sunday afternoon, coach
j Lucas and the squad- will walk
! the Van Cortlandt course and
plan strategy. They’ll have the
rest of the day to themselves and
, plan to visit the -’newly ypened
;. Art Museum of Sports. LuCas is a
• charter member of'the organiza
; lion. - . I
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Clay Wants Title Fi
After Quick KO of
LOS ANGELES bPI—A strange
hush settled over the downtown
hotel headquarters for the fight
crowd early yesterday. Cassius
Clay finally had gone to sleep.
It was happy, napping for the
young man from Louisville who,
without blushing, refers’ to him
self as “The Greatest.”
. He has proved his prediction
that “Archie Moore must fall in
four”' Thursday night' in the big
Sports Arena. And “Cash the
Brash” could now dream rosy,
dreams of becoming the next:
heavyweight champion of the
world.
Clay convinced many doubters
that his prophecies cannot be tak
en lightly. ’
THERE WERE still dissenters
as far as Cassius' winning
world championship, anyhow not
as long as huge Sonny Liston' 1 is
s’till strong and healthy.
The chief'disbeliever in Clay’s
wild forecast Was Sonny himself,.
who watched Clay in action and,
by his own admission, came away
unimpressed. |
He and Clay-exchanged needles i
and jokes in a post-fight party but
i ; in his serious moments, Sonny de
i dared:
' “I don't think he'd last long.”
And turning directly toward Clay,
Sonny added. “I'm not just talkin’
—I mean it, Clay."
Clay’s immediate future is un
set 11 ed. Wiiliany Eaversham,
wealthy Louisville businessman
.and a rrtember of the influential
syndicate which handles Clay, ad
mitted imrilediate opponents pose
a. problem.
THE CLAY backers .aren’t too
interested in the Eddie Machens,
on ‘Zora Folleys (Cassius pro
nounces it “follies"). There might
be something interesting in Eu
rope, Faversham observed.
“Or we ihight take some one
such as Billy'Daniels just to give
Gash exercise,” he added.
NEW YORK fAP)—Cocky Cas
cius Clay wants' to fight . With
heavyweight champion Sonny Lis
ton, but the talkative kid from
Kentucky may need to get a cou
ple of more bouts under his belt
first.
Teddy Brenner, matchmaker
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1962
SONNY LISTON
for Madison Square Garden listed
three possible future opponents
for - Clay, who won his 16th
straight with a four-round knock
out of old Archie Moore in Los
Angeles Thursday night.
BRENNER NAMED Billy Dan
iels. who gave Clay one of his
toughest fights in a nationally
■televised bout earlier this year;
! Eddie Machen or the winner of
the Doug Jones-Zorra Folley fight
Dec. .15. , . -
The proposed bout with Liston
is very much in the tentative
stage.
First of all, Liston has a . con
tract for a return bout with for
mer champion Floyd Patterson.
And, too,'the champion so far has
been refused '„a license to box in
New York.
Brenner said '-he would attempt
to make the fight “assuming that
Liston is free and clear licensee
by the New York Boxing Com
mission by that time.’’
Liston was denied a license to
fight in New York earlier this
year, for past association with un
savory characters. ;
BEAT HOLY CROSS
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Moore
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