— The Daily Collegian
Photo by Sally Hunter
And they're off! Penn State's and Lehigh's swimmers break off the blocks in Satur
day's meet, won by Lehigh on the strength of its victory in the 400-yard freestyle
relay.
Spain wins World Cup golf
PALM 'SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)
Americans Jer - ry Pate and Dave Stockton
blew the lead with a double bogey-bogey
performance on the 17th hole *and Spain
stalked off with a two-stroke team victory
yesterday in the World Cup international golf
tournament.
Mexican club pro Ernesto Perez Acosta,
meanwhile, gained the individual triumph
with a final-round 70 and a 282 total, six
under-par on the 7,181 yard Mission Hills
Country Club course.
Acosta, who three times failed in an at
tempt to gain U.S. tour playing rights, also
became only the second man to qualify for
the 1977 World Series of Golf, which offers
$lOO,OOO to the winner.
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Pate matched par 72 in the bright, warm
sunshine and Stockton scrambled to a 73.
That left the United States second among the
two-man teams from 48 nations with a 576
total.
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The defending champion United States
team held a one-stroke advantage going to
the 17th hole. But Pate bunkered his tee shot,
came out long and three-putted for a double
bogey five. Stockton also bogeyed from a
bunker and the Americans suddenly were
two shots back with one hole to play.
Manuel Pinero had a final-round 68 and
young Seve Ballesteros shot a 74 and the
Spaniards finished with a team total of 574,
two-under-par.
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Late relay win lifts Lehigh over tankers
By JOYCE TOMANA Senior Rich Maurone led the Penn
Collegian Sports Writer State sweep of the one meter diving
The lead swayed back and forth all with 265.45 points. (In team scoring;
afternoon, but the final event gave however, only the *top two finishers
Lehigh a 58-55 edge over the Lions at receive points toward their team's
the Natatorium on Saturday. total score.) Freshman Pat
"To come this close to them was McFadden and Scott Linnon took
fantastic," said coach Lou Mac Neil. second and third. Gary Moni,
"I thought the meet would be over Lehigh's top diver, finished a dismal
long before the final relay." 70 points behind Linnon. The Lions
Penn State was off to a good start, were back on top, 29-23. ,
winning the 400-yard medley relay. Coach Bob Goldberg did some ex-
Bill Hieb, Steve Rode, Tom Martin, perimenting against the weak Lehigh
and Larry Close clocked a 3:41.81. divers, and was very satisfied with
Lehigh came back to take first in the the results.
1,000, 200 and 50 yard freestyle.
"We tried a lot of new dives today.
Bill Hieb's first place time of The little things that make a dive
in the 200-yard individual 2 : o3 . l7 perfect aren't there yet, but that will
medley put the Lions within one point come with time and consistency. It
of the Engineers, 22-21. That set the was a good day for all of us," Gold
stage for a fine performance by all berg said.
three Penn State divers. Unfortunately, the best Penn State
Swimwomen take 1
By JOYCE TOMANA
Collegian Sports Writer
In spite of an afternoon of
experimentation Saturday,
the Lady Lion swimmers
easily ' defeated a weaker
Lehigh squad, 93-37, cap
turing an impressive 11 of 15'
first place finishes.
"We had the'opportunity to
see some girls in events they
don't usually swim. The times
were good all-around," Penn
State's women's coach Ellen
Perry said.
Penn State showed its
strength from the start,
taking the first four events.
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Monday-Saturday 10-9
er clocked a 2:02.64 in the 200-
yard medley relay and Trish
Lang won the 200-yard
freestyle in 2:10.44.
Freshman Cathy Savard
won both the 100-yard in
dividual medley and the 50-
yard backstroke. It wasn't
until the 50-yard breaststroke
that Lehigh managed a first
place finish with Karen
Hespell's time of 34.25
"My girls told me they felt
they were swimming against
a real Eastern power today.
They're right. Penn State
looks super," Lehigh's
coach Joan Peto said.
Despite her squad's loss,
Lehigh set nine team records.
Peto, who was a 1975
graduate of Penn State, is in
her first year as coach of the
Lehigh Engineers. She still
holds the Penn State record of
1:01.70 in the 100-yard but
terfly. ..
"From the looks of this
squad, I don't think my
record is going to last much
longer," Peto said.
Freshman Tammy Brush
won the 50-yard freestyle in
26.07, and another freshman,
Lizanne Hendershott, won the
50-yard butterfly in 28.35.
Two freshman divers, Lisa
Pellow and Becky Binny,
along with junior - Colette
Bizal, had exceptional per
formances in both the one and
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could manage in the 200-yard but
terfly was Bruce Greenfield's third
place time of 2:04.3, almost two
seconds behind Lehigh's top two
places. The Engineers pulled further
ahead by taking first and second in
the 100-yard freestyle.
Penn State looked hopeful in the
200-yard backstroke with Bill Hieb's
winning time of 2:07.63 and 'Scott
Roth's second place finish of 2:08.28.
The Lions came a little closer with
Mike Noel's second place time of
5:06.73 in the 500-yard freestyle.
Steve Rode held the lead from the
starting blocks to win the 200-yard
breaststroke, and put Penn State
within four points of the leaders. Rode
finished lengths ahead of Lehigh's
Robert Quier and Tomm Shannahan.
Once ,again, it was the divers that
put Penn State back in the lead. Rich
1 firsts from Lehigh,
three meter events. Pellow
took first in the one meter,
and Binny won the. three
meter.
Bizal had a technical
mixup. The wrong dive and
unfortunately one that she
was unable to do, was
recorded on the judges tally
sheet.' Therefore, she could
performed only five dives in
stead of six.
• "She had never done that
one before," said diving
coach Bob Goldberg. "She
scored 162 points for five
dives, arid, of course, zero for
the sixth. Her highest total
last year was 170 (for six
dives), so she still put in a fine
performance."
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Maurone took another first, followed
by Pat McFadden. Third place was
awarded to Lehigh's Gary Mino,
although he finished 52 points behind
third Lion diver Scott Linnon. After
the three meter diving the score
showed Penn State leading, 55-51, .
The final event, the 400-yard free
relay, determined the winner.
Lehigh's Kevin Silva, Bill Knisely,
Peter Battaglia and Phillip Klauder
took an early lead, gradually in
creasing it to finish with a time of
3:13.60. That was enough to pull
Lehigh ahead, 58-55. Penn State's
quartet of Tom Wandel, Doug King,
Eric Riggs and Brian O'Shea clocked
a 3:17.81.
The Lions will be idle until after the
Christmas break when they travel to
Pittsburgh to face the Panthers on
Jan. 15.
Lee Ann Fedon won the 100-
yard butterfly in 1:05.55 and
Lynn Ross Scovazzo won the
100-yard freestyle in 59.0.
Hendershott chalked up
another first, this time in the,.
100-yard backstroke with their
time of 1 :04.35.
Junior co-captain TeSa
Lloyd sees a much tougher
road ahead for the Lady
Lions.
"Most of the rest of our
meets will be much harder 4
Pitt and Princeton speak for
themselves," Lloyd said.
"Lehigh is so young. Once
they make a name for
themselves girls will start
coming. That's what hap
pened here."
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