Penn State roundup Harriers seek third win By JEFF YOUNG Collegian Sports Writer CROSS COUNTRY—The Lion harriers will try to make it three in a row today at Kent, Ohio where they meo: f he Kent State Flashes at 4 p.m. Kent State (3-6) is coming off losses to Miami (0.) and Bowling Green in a quadrangular meet at Ohio University, which finished behind the Flashes. Penn State (2-0) has defeated Villanova 15-41 and West Virginia 22-36. Last year the Lions snuffed out the Flashes 17- 46. The Kent State squad is in a rebuilding process. Its seven man squad has only one senior, Phil Miles, along with three sophomores and three juniors. The top runner for Kent State is sophomore Mike Irmen, who represented the United States in this summer’s USSR-USA junior meet and also in meets with Poland and Germany. John Dawson, another sophomore with varsity experience, is also a big gun for the Flashes. Charlie Maguire, who has finished first in each of the harriers’ matches this season, is the Lions’ top runner. Maguire overtook West Virginia’s Alex Kasich in the last half-mile of last Saturday’s race to win in a lime of 24:41.4. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL —“They’re a very well-coached team,” Penn State coach Fran Ganter said, referring to the Delaware freshmen who visit Beaver Stadium at 3 p.m. today. This is the second game of the season for the frosh, who walloped Milford Academy 34-13, via 330 yards rushing,' two weeks ago. Delaware has also defeated Milford, 26-0. "We'll stay on the ground if we’re successful,” Ganter said. "We'd like to stay on the ground. It’s not that our quarterbacks aren't good, but we don’t really have the time to work on things like the passing game." j Ganter. who is rotating seven jquarterbacksi will have Tim Curley. John Andress and Steve Glunz calling signals today. The frosh are also generally healthy. 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