Hazleton collegian. (Hazleton, PA) 1937-1956, April 13, 1949, Image 3

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    April 13, 1949
Mr. Who?
Students, students,
Now bere's a task,
Who can be
Behind this mask?
Some clues—
Are dues,
And cloth,
And. "Silver" Keys,
Si, Mn,
S and P,
All mixed up
With a lot of C
Come, come,
Can it be such a baffler?
Just add to it
A yellow muffler.
Pure and spotless,
Blank and dotless—
Who can 'it be?
Now...
You tell me!
(Answer on back page.)
Groza Leads
Kentucky In
Kentucky University annexed their
second straight NCAA basketball
championship on March 29 as they
defeated Oklahoma A & M, 46-36.
With a throng of 12,500 thrilled
onlookers witnessing the fray from
the bleachers of the University of
Washington's Edmundson Pavilion,
Kentucky's 6'7" center, Alex Groza,
unleashed a one-man attack that re
sulted in a triumph for the boys from
the mountain state. Besides doing
some superb ball -handling Groza hit
the nets for 25 important counters.
He left the game in the third quarter
via the personal foul route. As a re
sult of his commendable perfor
mance, Alex was voted by attending
sportswriters the most valuable in
dividual player in the playoffs.
The Aggies, who were in the de
fensive all night, seemed to handcuff
every one of Adolph Rupp's eagers
except unstopable Groza.
An underdog Illinois five came
from behind in the final quarter to
top an Oregon State College quintet
57-53 and gain third place in the
tournament.
HAZLETON COLLEGIAN ,
SPORTSTUFF
By DICK BAGBY
On Saturday, May 14, there will
be a golf and tennis tournament held
at State College. -All undergraduate
centers are invited to compete in
these events. If there are any golf
,or
tennis enthusiasts who would like to
participate in this tournament as
representatives of the Hazleton Cen
ter, they are asked to contact Syd
Rudman as soon as possible.
Myron Demcio by defeating
George Makuta 3-2 in the finals is
the new table tennis champion. His
name will be added to those engraved
on the permanent intramural trophy.
Makuta advanced to the finals by
turning in a great perfermance
against Pucillo. Some hot competi
tion made the tournament a great
success and the championship match
was the match of all matches.
Softball enthusiasts still have until-
April 20 to formulate teams for the
intramural league. Two or three
teams are still needed to complete the
league. Rosters have already been
submitted to Syd Rudman by three
teams: the Engineers, Heights, and.
the Warriors.
Many times the outcome of an im
portant game depended on the con
version of a free throw. How easy it
looks if one is sitting in the stands;
but to the pressed individual who is
about to shoot from the foul line, it
is an uncomfortable situation. A ner
vous glance at the scoreboard, then
the shot is away and good; the home
team wins by one point.
That is the only one occasion when
a foul toss paid off. Now the oppor
tunity arises to determine just how
good one can be at foul shooting in
Syd Rudman's latest tournament '—
the foul shooting contest.
All interested deadeyes are asked
to sign the notice on the bulletin
board as soon as possible. Monday,
April 21, is slated for the starting
date. The individual who drops in the
best out .of 25 shots, will be pro
claimed the hot shot of the center.
Every year forecasters throughout
the nation step out on a limb to de
cide how the sixteen major league
teams will wind up. The sports staff
of the Collegion after 'a three-hour
conference finally agreed on the fol
lowing:
American National
Indians Braves
Red Sox Cards
Yankees Dodgers
Athletics Pirates
Tigers Phillies
Browns Giants
White Sox Reds
Senators Cubs
Last week the two teams from the
Center, who were entered in the lo
cal YMCA tourney, played a grudge
game on the Y floor. The result was
that the Warriors came from far be
hind not only to win the grudge con
test but to knock the Collegians right
out of the Y tourney. P.S. The War
riors were also eliminated.
"Pistol Pete" Garber, the pride of
the Center, has been selected by Iry
Kochel, basketball coach of Schuyl
kill Undergraduate Center, as the
first team center on the SUC all-op
ponent quintet.
BASEBALL BAFFLERS
QUESTIONS
1. With runners on first and sec
ond, no one out and a right-handed
batter under orders to sacrifice, in
which direction should he bunt the
ball?
2. With the winning run on third
base in the last half of the ninth and
less th'an two out do the outfielders
play deep or shallow, and why?
3. With the Indians leading 2-1,
the tying run on second base, first
base open and Ted Williams at bat,
would you order an intentional pass ?
'4. With runners on first and
third and no one out, the batter
grounds sharply to shortstop. If you
are the, runner on third do you make
the "suicide" attempt to score or
not?
5. Where would you pitch to a
batter who obviously intends to bunt,
high or low?
6. When two runners occupy the
same base, which one is subject to
being tagged out?
ANSWERS
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Softball Team
Plays Engineers
The supply of . rubbing alcohol at
the corner drug store is rapidly dim
inishing. You ask why? Because the
girls are really putting their shoul
ders to the wheel, having recently
formed a softball team.
Captained by Peg Kohler, the team
has been holding practices regularly
and yesterday played a group of En
gineers at the 22nd Street field. The
has decided to call themselves
"Wood's Hoods."
Future opponents will probably be
Misericordia and Marywood Col
leges. The enthusiasm shown by the
girls in this new sport is a comeback
to the old saying, "The girls never do
anything."
The man who wakes up and finds
himself successful hasn't been
asleep.
By STAN PASDA
1. What Negro, in his rookie sea
son with the Cleveland Indians, was
a standout in the World Series?
(1) Don Black (2) "Sach" Paige
(3) Larry Doby.
2. On a hot Sunday afternoon an
apple-cheeked American League out
fielder hit four home runs. Was it
(1) Seery ..(2) Williams or (3)
Keller?
3. Besides being a great 'pitcher,
which one of the following is known
to be a,good slugger?
(1) Ed Lopat (2) Harry Brech
een (3) Johnny Sain.
In a city series played at Boston
which of the following pairs of bean
towners got into a dispute and set
tled it by swinging at each other?
(1) McCarthy & Southworth (2)
DiMaggio & Elliot (3) Hitchcock
& Torgeson.
5. Speaking of swinging, what
Detroit Tiger swung at the Boston
Catcher Birdie Tebbets' face with
out realizing that it was covered
with the catcher's cage?
(1) George Vico (2) Fred Hut
chinson (3) George Kell.
6. 1948 was a good season for
rookies. Who was voted the rookie of
the year?
(1) Bearden (2) Ashburn (3)
Goodman.
7. Gene Bearden, Cleveland
southpaw, proved to be very efficient
in the closing days of the seasea.
What was the pitch that he poured
past American League sluggers most
effectively?
(1) Sharp curve (2) Blooper
(3) Knuckler.
8. Lou Brissie, who had a spark
ling '4B campaign, is well noted be
cause
(1) He married Babe Ruth's
daughter, and his son hit two home
runs off him in one game. (2) He
had 23 operations on his leg as a re
sult of being wounded in the war.
(3) He works in a pool room when
his club is playing at home.
9. Which of the following, who
hails from Reading, Pa., is known to
have one of the best throwing arms
in baseball ?
(1) Whitey Kurowski (2) Carl
Furillo (3) Babe Didrickson.
10. Here is one to really test
your baseball knowledge: If Babe
Ruth hit sixty home runs in 1927 and
Rollie Hemsley drank his way out of
the majors, why does Joe McCarthy
have Ted Williams hitting third in
stead of fourth in the 'batting order
considering Williams is one of base
b'all's best hitters?
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QUESTIONS
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