Lady
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winning
hosts
Penn Slate's Kris Bankes
placed first m a field of 50
entries in the women's cross
country Eastern Regionals
held here Saturday, leading
the Ijady hums to a tirst place
team finish.
Bankes covered the course
m 17 25. her fastest time ever
on Penn Stale's blue course.
Penn State won the meet with
a score ol 25. followed by
Keystone Club, which placed
.second with 40 points The
Western Pennsylvania Cross
Country team from Pitts
burgh took third place with
mi points and Delaware
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University placed fourth with
94 points.
Donna Gardner from
Keystone, finished behind
Bankes in 17:44, and Carol
Fridley from Elizabethtown
placed third in 17:50. Fridley
trained under Author
Lydiaid, renown coach from
New Zealand
Two other Penn State
runners finished in the top
ten. Liz Cunningham placed
fourth in 17:52, and Liz Berry
took sixth place in 18:08.
Penn Stale will travel as a
team to Nationals in Ames,
lowa. November 15. Bankes,
Berry. Cunningham and
Eileen Meenan will par
ticipate in the meet along
with Karen Johnson, who
outran teammate Janet
Norem Saturday to win a
chance to compete in Ames
Penn Slate coach Chris
Brooks said runners from all
colleges with women's cross
country teams will par
ticipate m the meet Penn
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State will be the only com
plete team to represent the
east.
Brooks said most of the
competition will come from
colleges from the midwest
and west. UCLA. Michigan,
and lowa State will be by far
the toughest teams the Lady
Lions will face, Brooks said.
Brooks said Penn State
should score fairly high, but
the outcome will depend on
whether any participants
from other schools stage
surprise standout per
formances.
“As a team we will be as
competitive as anybody else,
except UCLA, Michigan, and
lowa State, who are out of
everyone else’s league."
Brooks said
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By RICK WEBER
Collegian Sports Writer
The Penn State cross
country team traveled to
Pittsburgh on Friday and the
Panthers were prepared,
edging out a 27-29 victory over
the Lion harriers.
It was Penn State’s first
dual meet loss of the season,
which the Lions finished with
a 7-1 record. Pitt remained
undefeated for dual meet
competition.
The race also marked the
first dual meet loss of the
season for Paul Stemmer, the
Lions’ top runner. He placed
third behind Pitt’s Nick
Martin and teammate George
Malley. Martin finished in a
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record 30:33, Malley in 30:41,
and Stemmer in 30:42.
“Pitt was really psyched up
for us and they ran better
against us than they have all
season,” said Lion coach
Harry Groves. “They’re
always excited about beating
any Penn State team. They
really got up for the race and
they went about it like you’re
supposed to in order to win.”
Pitt’s Melvin Boyd took
fourth and Lion Ron Secord
finished fifth. Then Pitt’s
Dave McDonald and Terry
Wile took the crucial sixth
and seventh spots to give Pitt
the victory.
“They ran very hard,” said
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runners. “According to their
coach they ran their best
splits all year. We ran our
worst splits all season bet
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places.
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that Pitt did that well but they
were very well prepared and
they did the job.”
Nick Martin was the runner
who really did the job for the
Panthers. He shredded the
six-mile Schenley Park
course in a record time of
30:33. With a mile left, he laid
it on and outdistanced George
Malley by eight seconds.
“Martin is a good runner,”
said Groves. “We have an
awful lot of respect for his
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ability. He ran a great race
and he was definitely at his
best.
“He has had problems in
the past with injuries. He
looked awfully good against
us last year and then he got
injured.”
The next action for the Lion
harriers will be in the Eastern
United States Track and Field
Federation Championships
November 16 on the Blue golf
course.
The competition will consist
of both colleges and post
colleges,
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