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PERFECT FIELDING
AIDS IN LION WINS
Pry Cheeks Orangemen Friday
While Lockard, Stokes
Rejieat Saturday
By faultless fielding the Penn State
baseball team earned victories over a
Syracuse ball Outfit in two games
7-to-3 and 3-to-0 on New Beaver field
Friday and Saturday afternoons.
Fry pitched the entire game Friday
afternoon holding the Orange team
scoreless until the sixth inning while
his mates gathered markers in the
first, third, fourth, and eighth periods
Lockard and Stokes combined to hold
the Hill team scoreless in the second
contest on the following day, while
Nittany runs wore scored in the second
and fifth frames.
The Lions outhit the Syracuse ma
chine in both contests gathering ton
hits in the first game and six in the
second while the Orange team was se
curing six and five safeties, respect
ively. Loucks and Allen assumed
mound duty for the visitors in the first
game Balsloy pitched the entire con
test for the New Yorkers Saturday.
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The Bezdekians started scoring in
the first gains when a double and three
singles by Delp, Dobbelaar, Wolff, and
Singley resulted in two Lion tallies in
the opening inning. Both teams went
scoreless until the third frame when
Loucks lost control and walked three
successive Penn State batters and al
lowed Singley to sacrifice bringing in
Dobbelaar for the third Lion tally.
Two mole runs were added to the
Nittany total in the fourth period
when Fry doubled and French singled,
the pitcher scoring on Fiench's blow.
Dobbelaar's sacrifice fly to left field
allowed French to cross the plate safe-
.The Hill team scored in the sixth
when Stoneberg'walked and Horowitz
mid Stevens hit safely, Stevens' blow
going for three bases and scoring
Stelneberg and Horowitz. The New
Ydrkers counted again in the eighth
siren Stoneberg went to first on an
error and scored on HoroVntz's see
bade hit after going to second on the
ellor and stealing third.
Penn State ended scoring in the sec
ond half of the eighth. Singley open
ed,for the Lions with a single and
stole second and thud, scoring when
thb catcher threw to first to catch
Ydung after Diedrich had walked.
Saltzman's one base rap allowed the
right fielder to count for the final
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Second Game
Neither team threatened in the first
frame of Saturday's contest, althOugh
the Lions pushed over two tallies in
the second. An overthrow by Stevens,
Hill short stop, allowed Singley to
reach second in the last of the inning
while Hinds was passed and Singley
stole third. A passed ball by Deming,
visiting catcher, allowed Singley to
score while Diedrich went to third.
Young and Saltzman failed to hit and
with Lockard at bat the Nittany right
fielder stole home for the second tally.
No scoring was done in the thud or
fourth frames. Lockard, first man up
for the home team in the fifth connect
ed with one of Balsley's fast balls foi
four bases the ball rolling under the
score board in right field.
,Stoltos, relieved Loehard in the fi rst
of:the seveethllfter three Lmen . had
- 10 d bane' safeli',With none but.
The now twirler forced 'Tibias and
Mislay to int 4 to NODf on third base
who threiv Stevens and Deming out ht
home. Hayman fanned to retire the
side.
The Syracuse batsmen did not
threaten at any time after the seventh
while the best the Blue and White
could do was a single by Gene Singley,
the center fielder going to third on a
stolen base and a sacrifice bunt by
Diednch.
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First Game
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Error—Laucks. Wm, Two•hnea hltt
Delo, Broneti Threc•hate hit—Steven, Stolen
bawl—Steven., Sinnley, 2 DAN,Nor Double
nlity—Dobbtlanr to Young Mutes nn balk—ta
Pry 4 Gnirk, f Sort(Ste hlbt—Slnultl,
Dobbelour Soruck out—By l'rr. 4. Loueka, 6,
Allen 1 thasnlre—Gothennuer.
Second Game
SYRACUSE
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Total. lb 4 0 2 0 0
Horouils 11, 3 0 012 0
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Diedrich r 3 0 0 0
Young lb 4 1 13 0
Salteman. c 3 0 0 2
tockartl P . 1 0 0
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TOTALS Si S C. •26 17
. 11. man out, hit by batted ball
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
-0 2 0 1 0 0 0 x-3
Errors—Tonal. Horowitz. Stevens. Deming
Home run—Lockarti flare on bnlts—off Loehr
and C off Daisley 2 Sacrifice hit—DobbeDar
Struck out—by Stoker 3 by Berle, 6 Win
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GOLFERS CONQUER
LOCAL CLUB 34%-O
Cold Weather, Strong Breeze Keep
Scores Iligh During Match on
College Course Friday
Cold weather and high winds kept
scoring high as the Nittany golf squad
defeated, Centse Hills Country club
34%-to-0, on the College links Friday
afternoon.. - -
The lowest score of the afternoon
was made by Hugo Bezdek, who made
the eighteen holes in 79 strokes. Fred
Brand followed with a score of 80
Captain Vern Fsitchman remained
among the leaders by making his
sound in 82 strokes.
H L Stuart was leading scorer for
the Centre Hills linksmen. His card
showed 86 strokes for the eighteen
holes
Ten foursomes competed in the
match which was the second engage
ment with the clubmen. The first
encounter was captured by the Lion
varsity 22-to-23, on the Centre Hills
Country club links last Saturday.
The Lion linksmen will meet the
Lafayette golfers on the College
coursee Saturday for the first inter
collegiate match of the season. Coach
Rutherford will hen confronted with
tfie needssiti of selecting. hid Varsity
hiursome before that time, For their
initial encounter. Tile three contests
held this year were all informal frays,
and several fouisomes were used in
each.
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TRACK TEAM WINS
DUAL MEET 119-16
Runners Take First 3 Places in
7 Events—Musser Heaves
Javelin to Record
Winning fourteen out of fifteen
events, the Nittany track and field
squad overwhelmed their Bucknell op
ponents in the first dual meet of the
season on New Beaver field Saturday
afternoon by a score of 110-to-1G
Lion runners took all three places
in seven events, flint and second in
five, first and thud in one and first in
another. The lone Bison victory came
in the high lump.
Shawley and Mobley each registered
eleven points to lead in scoring activ
ities Offenhauser and Bowie follow
ed with ten each. Mackie Sias ihe
leader for the Bisons with a total of
eight markers. Bowie and Offen
trouser were the only double winners
of the day.
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nulling the spear 187 feet 1 inch
through the air, Dan Musser smashed
a College record of eight years' stand
ing in the javelin competition. Ills
toss bettered the old mark set by F.
N. Emory in 1921 by more than five
feet Steve llamas was runner-up,
with Gittens of Bucknell third.
As in past years, the distance runs
yielded many points to the Cartmell
coached runners Geroge Offenhauser,
who has been tinning in consistently
fast times this year, broke the tape
seven yards in front of Chick Mem
ingot in the mile run in 4.26 2-5. Paul
Rekers finished third In the half_
mule, Geroge took the lead at the
start and with the exception of a
momentary spurt by Bachman, was
nevei headed. Re crossed the line in
2.02 2-5 seconds followed by Bachman
and King.
Bowie Wino Sprints
Captain Bill Cox outclassed the field
in the 2-mile run He negotiated the
distance in the fast time of 9 41 1-5,
finishing 110 yards ahead of Detwiler
and lapping two men
Bowie sprinted the century in ten
and a fifth seconds Six feet behind
were Stookey, Fullerton and Stark,
who sped across the line in that no
des. Bowie also won the 220 by the
some margin, Hidinger taking second
and Simpson of Bucknell third. First
place in the quarter-mile went to
Hidinger
,
the other positions being
awarded to Flenniken and Simpson of
the Bisons Hidinger led all the way
around the oval-to Incest- the tape in
51 seconds.
Morrill *ins Hammer
In the that event of the meet, Mob
ley topped the high hurdles in 17 3-5
seconds. Stoddard came in three yards
behind the leader, with Abernatha of
the Lewisburg institution four yards
to his rear Marsucco, Browne and
Fullerton recorded a dean sweep in
the low hurdles, speeding past the
Judges 26 seconds after the stinting
shot.
Red Morril won the hammer throw
with a distance of 148 and a half feet
Cal Shawley gained the runner-up
berth with Wadsworth of the Blue
and Gold third. Cal heaved the discus
further than Geiger and Wadsworth
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WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION
TO THE FACT THAT:
Move Up Day Dance
WILL BE HELD
Saturday, May 18th
DANCING 8 to 12
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7-1, 3-0; Trackmen Trounce Bucknellians
SOPHOMORE RUNNERS
MEET PLEBE SQUAD
Plebe trackman will meet their
traditional enemies in the annual
freshman-sophomore scrap on New
Beaver field at 4 o'clock this
afternoon. Class numerals will be
awarded to competitors scoring ten
of more points.
All 1931 track aspirants are
urged to enter, since Coach Cart
moll will select his team for the
meet with the Pitt cubs Saturday
on the basis of today's competi
tion.
of the Bisons, in addition to placing
behind Steve llamas in the shot put
Steve tossed the ball 40 feet 1 1.2
inches, while Fishel took the lemma
log place.
Triple Tie for Pole Vault
Mackie registered the Blue and
Gold's only la lumph in the high jump
with a leap of 5 feet 7 inches. Mob
ley tied with Ely of Bucknell for sec
ond with a height of five and a half
feet.
Three Nittany jumpers, Mobley, La
Costa and Osbeck, tied for first in the
pole vault, clearing the bar at ten
and a half feet In the broad jump,
Biowne led with a distance of 21 feet
inches, Mackie of Bucknell and
Mobley gaining the other places.
Freshman and varsity teams will
cncountm Pitt ti ackmen at Pittsburgh
Saturday. Although defeated by Ohio
Statc, the Panthers will present a
strong team fm the first time in se,
era' years Coach Cartmell expects
a way close meet, with the final re.
suit hinging on second and third
places
SENIOR WOMEN SELECT
CLASS DAY HONOR GIRLS
Si. beam girls, outstanding in stu
dent activities, have been chosen by
the women of the senior class to par
ticipate in the Class Day program to
be held in the Schwab auditouum
June 17.
Highest honor as bow gni has been
awarded to Miss Martha M Keck who
will be given a bow-shaped pin. Miss
Helen J. Boyle, slipper girl, will re
ceive a pin the shape of a slipper,
while Miss Evelyn A. Stum as fan
girl will be presented with a fan.
shaped pin.
Miss Agnes E. Geary, class poet,
will compose and deliver the class
poem The class donor, Mass Mar
garet P. Keller, will introduce the
other honor girls, telling of their var
ious college activities Miss Margaret
E. Herman was„elected minor gal
and will look into the traditional mil
tor giving the four-year history of
the class of 1929.
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1 TRACKMEN ENTER
SCHOOLBOY MEET
College Admits 27 Preparatory
And High School Teams
To Annual Event
With entries from twenty-sc‘en
high and preparatory schools already
received, prospects seem promising
for the largest field ever entered in
the interscholastic hack meet to be
held time on May IS, officials of the
affair declared today.
Several changes have been made in
the condu'ct of the meet for this year.
The contesting teams will he divided
into two classes, Class A for pi epar
story schools, and Class B for high
schools Previously all teams enter
ed in one class.
The two-mile sun has been dropped
from the list of events The mold
Cos this event is held by Bill Cos., who
set the mark when lepresenting Roch
ester Tech in 1025
Entries have been received Isom
numerous high schools within the
State, intluding Fifth As moue of
Pittsburgh, Mount Union, Fes ndalc
of Johnstown, Berwick, and Ridgssay
The high school at Schenectady, N
Y., has also entered the meet.
Sit snepatatory and special schools
have signed for the event Included
in this class 11,111 be Ksskiminetas
Prep, Wyoming semmasy, Shady Side
academy of Pittsburgh, and Friends
Select school.
TRIO or WOMEN STUDENTS
RANK HMI SCHOLASTICALLI
Three women sank anions the ten
highest Penn State students in schol
astic standing for the fast semester,
according to repents from the login
trues office
Miss Helen L. Geer leads the soma
class mith an ayes age of 2.95, while
the jumps class is headed by Miss
Florence V. Kraft. Miss Marjorie
Hathaway, oath an average of 23.
is thud in the class of 1931 and fast
monk the gals of the class. Miss
Jean E. Simmons, the highest of the
freshrnan gals, is fourth in her class.
Equitable Life of lowa
J. A. (Pop) Garrison '27
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RAIN CANCELS MATCH
WITH HOYA COURTAIEN
The tennis match with George
town, scheduled to be, played bete
last Saturday afternoon, was called
oft Fmday night because of wet
courts.
Georgetown netmen nrtived in
State College Friday, but returned
to WniMington, D. C., the follow
ing mining. This week-end the
Nittany notices will meet litsmus
on the Armory courts.
FRATERNITY GOLF
TOURNEY STARTS
9 Teams Begin Annual Competition
For I. F. Trophy on College
Links This Afternoon
Nine fraternities will compete for
the intetfraternity golf trophy offered
to the ss inner of the annual tourna
ment li.hlch begins on the College
course this afternoon.
In the opening round, Sigma Nu
will match strokes with Tau Kappa
Epsilon, Phi Kappa Sigma mill face
Theta Chi, Beta Theta Pi will oppose
Chi Phi. and Delta Upsilon mill en
count. Kappa Sigma. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon thew a bye.
The fist round must he completed
by Fiiday, the tourney manage! an
nounced. Each fraternity mill be sop
sesented by one foursome which may
tic changed at the discretion of the
captain No varsity men are eligible
for competition.
Seniors-
Participate in the tradition of Move-up Day
Last chance to order your Lion Suits at
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MANDOLIN CLUB JOINS
ORCHESTRA IN CONCERT
A joint conceit by the Penn State
Symphony oithestia and the College
Mandolin club will be picsented in
Schwab auditor mm neat the end of
Ala}, officials of the oig.ini/ations re
vealed yesterday.
Bandmastm \\*dried 0. Thompson
will conduct the oichestia, while the
Mandolin club will be diluted by
William Simon p. ineydent of
the group
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