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May eighth, at one-thntj o'clock
?YBORSKITOPS
NITTANY HITTERS
Sty Stjborski wlio has hit loir
true runs in the thiec sanies lie has
irtaken this season leads all the
itters on the Penn State baseball
am according to the hitting j\ci
rcs appearing below. Sty has been
lunding the hoisehule at a bUG gait
>r tinoo contests.
The
the real leader is Kent, lead-off.
tn, with an a\eiage of lot) Ken
has played c\ ei y game on the \
:hedule thus fai. The third base-1
3n got off on the wiong foot m the]
imnta tilt playing through that !
ntest without a hit It has been
rough consistent batting in the
her four buttles that he has com-
Icd ins .150 mink
Cr '
Jy Lungien hat. the ne\t highest
irk with a "GS average foi all the
e boltos Captain Wilson is the
ilv other regulai abo\e the >OO
sure, having connected foi seven
ifetJOb m tvventj-one tmieb at bat
n ,i '!.!} maik.
Page who Ims been in tlneu tilts
the nominal lunncr-up nun foi
ilting homeis hoving compiled an
:en 500 average
The Ursinus and Dickinson games
,ivc wreaked havoc with both the m
ivulunl and team batting aveiages
rioi to the last two battle-, the team
kei age was well ov ei the 500 mai K
it since has dropped to a 271 avei-
The aveiages follow
C AD B H 2B .511 HR AV
lyborski 55 12 5 SOI) l 000
ago )10 1 5 I 0 » 500
antes 2 2' l 1 0 0 0 500
ent a2O l ') 0 0 1 150
at t Ton 2 7 2 > 0 0 0 127
ungien 510 li 7 0 0 0 M»h
TNon - 521 1 7 1 0 0 55 5
ewitt 1 .5 1 1 0 0 0 .15 5
esho -- 518 h 5 0 0 2 277
niris - 5 IS 1 1 0 0 1 222
letcher -.58 2 1 0 0 0 125
rcone - I 17 .5 2 1 0 0 117
LhwarU 5 18 <J 2 0 1 0 111
totals 175 15 17 .5 1 8 271
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Sophomores Drop
Pushball Fracas
To Eager Plebes
Gullivci with all his travels would
have been stattled if he had been at
Pum State Wednesday night As if
by some whim, some god of sport
snatched a soccer ball fiom Ins insig
nificant btethren on the teirestml
globe, putfed it up to a moie conven
ient si/e, and tossed it back, with n
pictty “Penn State” in blue and
white upon it, among a nulling horde
of sophomores and freshmen oil New
Beavei field
Undaunted by any such flippan
cies of fate, the affable throng dis
mtangled themselves, selected teams
of liftv, deposited the spheie in the
midst of the Lilliputian battlefield
anil went at it with Napoleamc fury.
Because of the heavy stakes, it
was no “pink tea partv.” More than
' three thousand spectators watched
the operations When the clouds of
dust denied aftei the opening pistol
shot, the huge leather globe stood
groaning fiom the tough caresses of
the fiohcsome underclassmen:
Yearlings Crash Through
• Unable to reach an agi cement as
to the diiection in which the giant
ball should move aftei ten minutes
ot continued charging, the cambat
anls sent in a second set of stalwarts
This tune detei mined to gain a cus
toms holulav and to foice the secoml
veai men to observe freshmen edicts,
the plebes neatly jammed the bull
thiough the sophomores’ defense.
Time ended the volcanic applause
with the fieshmen only ten yards
fi out the goal
With visions of the gieen dm!: a
icahly again, the sophomores bump
ed then way toward the coveted
posts, but again Father Time sevth
ed hopes away Thoioughly aroused,
the fledglings smashed into the un
wieldlv balloon, battered then way
down the field and stampeded across
the lino Elated they continued their
way tovvaid the Iloit building, stop
ping only aftei a flecty pursuit by
officials.
The scene then shifted to the Vni
sitv* football field Here fearful
sophonuucs attempted to avenge the
insult, but again the gieen-tops turn
ed the tide and tallied for the second
time The battle grew even fieicei
Then, dusk giowing on, the paddlc
wieldeis began a slow and triumph
ant pi ess toward the goal line an 1
just as the tunc slipped through the
tenth minute, the sophomores scored
Blit i*. was too late The score stood
2-1 The suap was ovet
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I Varsity Nine Engages
Midshipmen Tomorrow
(Continued from fust page)
Diikinsonuins were held hitless foi
the icnininder of tile contest
Signor, a fieshman pitching his
lust game foi the Cailisle batteis,
had tiie Lion sluggels baffled by his
slow curves. He weakened, how
evei, lute in the game and Robcitson,
former Ridley Paik high school ath
lete, relieved him and pi evented fur
ther scoring
Dickinson Shows Strength
For five innings Penn State could
gainer but four hits and scoie one
tally against the mound wotk of Sig
nor In the sixth Styborski found
one to hts liking and sent the ball
fai into left field foi his thud cu
unt clout of the season. This
biought the count to two against the
v’isitois three
The seventh piovcd the downfall of
tlie Dickinson huiJer Haines, first
up, smacked a one base hit to light
Kent singled to left Lungren laid
down a well-placed bunt and all the
sacks were populated Lesko foiccd
Kent at third, Haines scoung and
vvlicn the opposing thud sackci threw
wild attempting to get Lesko at first
Lungien also tallied Lesko pulled
up at third Styboiski then removed
all doubt of the ultimate victoi when
he poled out Ins second home lun of
the tilt and Ins fourth m three games
with a titanic wallop to centei scor
ing Lesko ahead of lnni
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GIRLS CAMPUS CLUB’S
COUNCIL ELECTIONS
President
Pauline Unger ’27
Vice President and Treasurer
Madeline Wright ’27
Secretary
Gladys Kates ’2B.
SPIRIT WEEK
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Trackmen Favored To
Defeat West Virginia
(Continued from lust page)
collegiate outdooi and mdooi cham
pionships will be missed m the scor
ing. Crip will, hovvevei, take the field
against Glenn, Mormon and Donovan
m the 220-vaid low huidles.
D’\iuto will lead three of his team
mates in the 220-yaid dash nguinst a
flock of Nittany runners headed by
Toucnco The lntter, like Mooie, has
been unable to leach lm best foim,
and the peifornmncc of thu Lion vet
erans will give Coach Caitmcll a line
on his chances in the intcreollegiates
410-Yard Dash
In the 410-yard spunt Tonence and
Karbach lead the Penn State entiles
With the speedy Stcndcr running in
this event the Penn State quaiter
mild’s can look for a sharp battle
Tavloi’s inpid impiovcmcnt in the
half-mile piomises a scramble for
points in that race. Stendei, Moigun
;and Baninger are the West Virginia
entrants
Foi the past week Nate has had his
distance men in a steady dull. Stew
art, Fouiacic and Ilelffuch, the mil*
eis, will have to stand off Callaway,
a runner who has made a spectaculaj
iccoid foi the Mountaineers Calla
wav h also cntcied in the tvvo-mile
against Baiclay, Reis, Johnson ami
Haskins
Field Events
With the exception of sevcial spunt
events, Penn State seems to have the
better lounded team On paper, they
aie stionger in the field than aie
then opponents.
Bates, whose bioad-jumping at the
Penn Relavs, brought lmn into piom
mcncc, will have to lepeat his per
formance to show his 22 feet 2 1-2
inch leap was not a meie spark Ma
thias, a two-year vetetan, is anothci
point vvinnci m the broad jumping
With Michalskc, Reed and Weston m
the discus, and Idc in the hammoi
thiovv, Penn State has a foimidablo
field quaitct Roberts has shown
flashes of ability with the javelin
Bates and Sullivan aie cntuicd in the
high jump. This duo and Page nic
also m the pole vault
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Stickmen Encounter
Syracuse Tomorrow
(Continued from first page)
it did at times during the last con
test they will stand an equal chance
with the Syracuse aggregation.
The Orange stickmen have four
impressiv e victoi ies to their credit
this season, one of which was against
the Oxfoid-Cambudge team. Other
victoi ies vveie ovci Rutgers, Stevens
and Cornell. Two years ago a combina
tion fiom Syracuse toured England
where it met the best British lacrosse
men Because it has tuincd out a
winning combination for the past ten
years the Oiangc has become inter
nationally noted for its lacrosse teams.
Syracuse Training Method
Laciossc has been developed at Sy
iucusc by a method that keeps the
vaisitv always supplied with cxpei
icnccd men Fiom the time of its
establishment at the university, the
game has been played by four teams
theie At the piesent time these ag
giegations, the freshmen, the junior
vnisity, the second team and. the
varsity are independent of each oth
ci. following individual schedules
This system enables a man to take
up laciosse as a fieshman at Syra
cuse and move up through the other
teams, duiing which time lie icccivcs
valuable tiaming. Until last year no
man who had not filled n bcith on one
of the tluec piimnry teams played on
the vnisity The championship teams
tuined out by Syracuse can be tinccd
back to this method of development.
In picpnmtion for tomonow’s con
test, Conch Lconuid hns been drilling
his men m offensive plays that he
hopes will penetrate the Orange de
fense Those plays that were tried
foi the first time in the St Stephens
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I'robnblc Lineup
The probable lineup for Syracuse is
ns follows: goal, Bat clay; point. Levy,
co\cr point, Harrington, first defense,
Giny; second defense. Captain Ifan*
sen, thud defense, Clarke; center,
Btzik; third nttack, Ralph; second at
tack, Stoddard; fiist attack, Painter,
in home, Kopkind; out home, Hill.
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