TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1962
Deardorff Third in IC4A Race
But Nittanies Suffer as Team
Special to the Collegian
NEW YORK, N.Y.. Nov. 19
Villanova’s Vic Zwolak and Pat
■Traynor finished first and second
on the Van Cortlandt Park course
today to pace the Wildcats to a
team victory in the 54th annual
IC4A Cross-Country Champion
ships.
Zwolak, formerly a track stand
out -for the- Quantico Marines,
sped over the five-mile. distance
in a record-setting time of 24:47.3
minutes.
Penn State's Howie Deardorff
crossed the finish line third- in
25:42 minutes, but preliminary
tabulations ‘ showed the Nittany
/Lion harriers ended, up some
where in the middle oTThj* team
standings. The exact order of
finish was not available/
BECAUSE FRESHMEN races
in the college and university di
visions and the college division
varsity run preceded the IC4A
race, statisticians were “up to
their ears" with information. They
weren’t. expected to complete of
ficial tabulations until late today.
Michigan State, defending IC4A
title holders and winners of the
race five .times in the past six
years, came through with runner
up honors.. Both Villanova and
MSU were pre-race favorites to
win.
Villanova scored a low total of
49 points to capture the team title,
with the Spartans of Michigan
State trailing by four with 53. An
unofficial tally showed that the
Lions accumulated a total of al
most 300 points.
The Lions’ freshmen squad,
paced by an eighth place finish by
Fred Swanson and 15th place
•finish by George McCormick,
placed third for team honors
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK.;' PENNSYLVANIA
behind Villanova and Providence
College, both of whom scored 88
points.
State’s Joe Nichols finished
23rd ’and Dick Limpman, 58th.
Ted Imswiler and Dick -Tuft
ended up somewhere in the BO’s
and 90’s. Lionel Bassett, the other
State entry, dropped out of the
running after suffering from
cramps'and a severe headache.
Colin Grant, inflicted last week
with a severe inflammation of the
achilles tendon, did not make the
trip to New York.
The weather in New York was
ciold and the tricky Van Cortlandt
Hark course was wet. Snow flur
ries fell during most of yesterday.
Coach John Lucas said that the
Lions' performance was “terrible.”
LUCAS CALLED Deardorff
one of the best distance runners
in the United States and noted
that the Nittany team captain ran
neck-and-neck with Zwolak and
Traynor until the two-mile mark.
“Zwolak himself ran well
enough to beat any runner in the
country.” Lucas 'said. “At the
finish, Howie trailed him by more
than 200 yards.”
Nichols, showing constant im
provement over the Lions' un
beaten dual-meet season, also
drew praise from the State coach.
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Lucas said that the junior runner
“turned in a great and remark
able performance." 1
Lampman turned in his worst
race this year when he finished
58th, Lucas remarked that Lamp
man’s , run was “poor and un
excusable."
“All the scores haven’t been
tabulated yet." Lucas said, and
we’re not sure exactly where we
finished. Even if 1 did know. I
wouldn't want to say.
“Next Monday we’ll be trying
to bounce back in the NCAA meet
at East Lansing (Mich.), though.
We'll give.it all we’ve got.
"I 'was especially pleased with
the freshmen. They saved some of
our prestige.
w Finishing behind Swanson ami
McCormick for the Lion frush
were Geoffrey Webb 125th). Steve
Hayden (39th) and Roland Rose
(56th).
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