Tuesday, May 28, 1.92:1
;Varsity Nine Overcomes Muhlenb
BATTERS SUBDUE
ALLENTOWN TEAM
Errors Aid in 8-3 Nittany Win
Over Visitors on New
Beaver Field
. Errors by the visiting team nt m
ord points in the game aided the Nit
tany baseball team to annex an 8-to-.1
victory over Muhlenberg on New Bea
ver field Saturday afternoon.
A home run by Saltzman in the
fourth paled proved the deciding fac
tor of the contest. The blow gave
the Lions a lead which they held for
the remainder of the game.
The Lions overcame a one-run lead
in the third inning and scored_sgain
in the fouith, fifth, and seventh
flames. The Muhlenberg nine count
ed in the second, fouith, and eighth
innings
Spotts pitched the entire contest
lot the visitors while Rod Fry held
the mound for the Penn State team.
Eight hits were seemed by the Nittany
hatters with five safeties recorded for
the Muldenbetg machine.
Muhlenherg Scores
The Muhlenberg team opened the
swung in their half of the second
frame, when Jacobs, fast baseman,
was walked and went to thhd on a
single by Empie, left fielder. A wild
pitch by Fry gave the Caidinal and
Clay the first run of the game.
Coach Bezdek's charges retalhated
in the third period when Fry and lave-
zey walked and seined on SUCCOSSIA 0
smiles by Captain George Delp and
Wolff
The count was knotted by the vis,t
ors in the font of the fourth when
Smith, second baseman, hit safely and
counted on Spotts' one base blow
The Lions opened their half of the
period when Young singled and Saltz
man clouted the first pitched ball into
right field where it escaped ICreisher
and allowed the Lion catcher to make
the full round of the bases.
Fry Iliad out to left field but Coop
Fiench singled over second base and
Meet to the second bag on the play.
Livezey failed to evade one of Spotts'
fast balls and went to first. Delp flied
to left field and French stole thud.
left field and French stole thud
Wolff •popped an easy fly to Stein
hauei, third baseman, who misjudged
the fly and per nutted both French and
Liverey to score bringing the Nittany
total to six runs.
Lions Score in Fifth
_The Afuhlenberg machine failed to
score in the first of the fifth but the
Blue and White batters added anothm
marker to their total in the second
half. Young hit to third but was safe
at first when Jacobs faded to handle
Steinhauer's throw cleanly. The first
baseman event to second on a fielder's
Choice and on a wild pitch by Spot Ls.
Neither team counted in the sixth
frame but the Lions scored again in
their half of the seventh flame 'Die
drich singled and went to thud on an
eller by Steinhauer. Singley's ground
Fall to short scored Diedrich when the
shoat stop chose to make the play at
first base.
The Muhlenberg machine added
their final tally in the eighth frame
when Jacobs was hit by a pitched ball
and went to third on Icamble's one
base blow Martin, batting for Krei
sher, grounded to Livezey who threw
to first permitting Jacobs to cross the
plate with the final run of the game.
Batting honors for the day were di
vided between Smith, Cardinal and
Cray second baseman, and Young,
Lion initial sacker. Each secured a
pair of one base blows and scored one.
The victory over the Allentown com
bination gave the Lions their seventh
victory this year. Eight losses have
been chalked-up against the Blue and
White. The Nlttany team has lost
one home contest in the seven games
played while but one victory has been
secured in the eight games away from
New Beaver field.
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CORNELL DEFEATS
LACROSSE TWELVE
Weber, Torok, Anderson Score
For Lions in 5-3 Setback
At Ithaca Saturday
Aftei sweeping Cornell's lacrosse
loon off their feet to come two goals
in the opening minutes of the Caine,
Penn State's stielsmen faltered and
finally fell Lame the Ithaeans' at
tack, 3-to-3, at Camel! Saturday af
teinoon.
Joe Weber, Lion center, began the
scoring six minutes after the opening
whistle On one of the best-executed
plays attempted by the Lions this
year, Joe took tree ball on a pass Leone
Captain Torok, sped past the enemy
defense man, who was blocked by
Koth, and sent the ball cleanly into
the nets
Torok tallied second for Penn State
when he sent the pellet past Cornell's
goalie after receiving Anderson's
throw At this point the Nittany at
tack was checked and the Ithacan of
tense began to function Moon, hub
stitule second attack, counted Cor
nell's initial marker. Tao minutes
later, Champion, speedy enemy first
attack, followed with the second tal
ly. Shortly after, he repeated his feat
placing Cornell ahead, 3-to-2, as the
half ended.
In the fast ten minute s of the sec
ond period, neithCr team possessed
the advantage Then Truesdale, Cor
nell in-home, increased his temn's lead
with a short shot into the goal In an
attempt to afford his team the oppor
tunity to tie Cornell, Anderson, Lion
first attack, lan through the Cornell
defense and scored the thud Nittany
However, the Cornell stickmen man
aged to gain possession of the ball and
prevented any further scoring by the
Penn State team Cowdy assured his
team a safe margin when he amount
ed for the fifth enemy marker a min
ute before the game ended.
Fred Perella, steady Lion point,
suffered a recurrence of a former leg
injury and was forced to leave the
game near its outset Johnny Pus.,
substitute far him, with Brown, and
Stahley were the mainstays in Penn
State's defense Ray Carlson was
also Injured in the fray, while Ken
Shaffer, crippled in the Western
Naryland game, saw but a few min
utes' action. Weber, Ken Kaiser, and
Andersoir carried the greater part
of the Lion attack while Champion
and Ti uesdale played best for Cornell.
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NEW MILE RECORD
Registers Best College Time of
Year—Dan Musser Breaks
Own Javelin Mark
By taking first and second places
in the broad Jump long after the other
events had been completed, the Sy ra
ruse tied; and field team scored its
second victory over Penn State in
the set en meets held between the in
stitutiona 6 , 1%-to-6/SV, on the Neu
Beaver field tack Saturday after
noon.
With all results but the broad jump
tecoided, the Lions led SP/a-to-61Y,
Benjamin's 22 feet 2t,5 inch leap,
scored 5 points lot the Change while
Smith's runner-up effort throw the
balance in Syracuto's favor.
Seconds and thuds proved the de
riding factor in the meet Nittany
tanners garnered seven firsts to sis
fm the New Yolk institution, while +he
pole vault and high jump mete tied
Orange-jerseyed competitots gained
eight second places to the Lions' the,
the difference giving them the margin
et mutiny.
Offenhauser Stands Out
In his last appearance at Penn
State, Congo threnhauset tinned in
Milliant exhibition of running
With dazzling bursts of speed in the
final stages of both the half and nide
tuns, Geoige swept by his opponents
to break the tape Ile was easily the
outstanding slat of the meet
011enhauser's 4.16 1.5 mile set a
new College r ecord, lowering the old
mark held by Cox by more than 0 sec
onds It Stan the fastest sole record
ed by any collegiate trackman this
year, and establishes George as the
- tarmac, for the title at the champion
ships at Philadelphia Saturday
Pacing Bill Cox in the mile, George
was content to remain behind until
three and a half laps had been com
pleted He then passed Bill with the
speed of a sprinter and messed the
line yards ahead of Cox, who placed
second an creditable time Olrenhaus
er ran the same land of lace to win
tho halt-mile in 1 56 1-5 seconds by
fifteen yards. King gained the run
ner-up post in a close finish horn Vat.
rous of Syracuse.
Musser Breaks Record
For the second time tins yeas Dan
Musser set a College rceo,d in the
javelin throw when he bloke his oun
math by mole than four feet Dan
threw the spun 191 feet 1 inch to
eclipse the forma mecomil of 187 feet
Cal Shawley and Colobe of the Orange
team annexed the othem places
Shawley's places in four events
gave him high scoring bosoms. A fist
place in the discus throw, seconds in
the shot put and javelin, and a thnil
in the hamlet gave him a total of
12 points. St Clan, Syracuse cap
tain, followed him with 11 points.
Penn State's weakness In the
sprints was instrumental in her de-
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Trackmen Will Compete With Entries
From 31 Colleges at 1-C.A.A.A.A. Meet
Penn State trackmen will compete
with representatnes of thirty-one
other colleges and universities in the
fifty-third annual L C A. A A. A
' championships on Franklin field Fri
day and Saturday.
The meet has attracted one of the
lai gest entries in many years, 6G7 men
being scheduled to compete. Cornell
leads with eight-one runners, follow
ed by Harvard with seventy-three,
and Yale milk forty-eight The lead
ing institutions of the East will be
represented, as well, as three Far
Wester n universities, Stanford, Call
forma, and Southern California.
nice foleign and tha teen Ameri
can Olympic contenders ale included
in the entry list. Phil Edwards of N
Y. U and Vie Pickard of Pitt repre
sented Canada, while Erik Kjellstrom
of Georgetown carried Sweden's cal
ms in the Intel national competition.
The tinelicans include Nichols, Rene,
and Rotheit of Stanford; Bellinger
and Montgomely of Penn, Weickler
and Connoi of Yale; Collier, Bnown;
Andeison, Cornell; Black, Maine;
feat Syracuse took eight out of a
possible nine places in the Once dash
cool ing clean sweeps in the 220
and 110 and counting one-two in the
100 Harwood hit the tape in both
the centuly and furlong splints in
meditable times, ten flat for the 100
and 21 2-5 for the 220., St Clair fel
l. ecl him acioss in both Os cots, in ad
dition to annexing the (matte'.
Melsinger Wins 2-Mile
Chick Men,inget's long legs ensued
him to a decisive victim y to the 2-
nude tun, completing the eight laps
9 minutes and 43 .1-5 seconds after the
slatting shot. Dick Detwiler placed
second, with Fan fir othet , Orange
compuiloi, thud
In the pole %atilt, Mobley cleared
the lin. at 11 and a half feet to tie
fm fist a Itil Bughch, Ihll
Ile il,o div Hied paints n ith Smith of
the Change squad in the high Jump,
Loth men leaping 5 feet q inches.
Biesdoll, New Yotkei, put the shot
an inch and a quartet farther than
Cal Shawley. Cal tetaliated by hull
ing the discus several feet past Ores
dog's best cifoit. A 135 foot heave
by Moil it counted five points for Penn
State in the hammer throw, the le
imumng o eight event.
Opening the meet, Wiggins and
Peet of Syracuse weeded Mobley to
the finish in the 120 yard high hur
dles race. Fullerton cleared the bat
tlers in 25 2-5 seconds in winning the
low Muffles event, with Wiggins and
Peet follo,ing.
Coach Nate Cattaloll will take a
squad of about fifteen men to the in
oreollemate championships Saturday
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Stanton! is regraded as a stiong
fin/mite to annex its third consecutive
championship. The title has gone to
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Ins discus and shot put crowns. Ile
recently heaved the platter ICJ feet
8% inches to a new woild's
betteiing the foi met mail: held by
Bud Holism by more than Ste feet.
George Offenhauser is looked upOn
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the line first with the possibility of a
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yard low but files ale the other cham
pions who still face the stutter.
LIONS TIE GARNET,
LOSE TO QUAKERS
Leonard, Panancion Win as Golfers
Split with Snartinnore and
Drop Match al Pcnn
The Lion lintqmen divuled honors
is Ith the S, ar thinor c %al say four -
borne a-to-a on the Rolling Greens
course, at Suarthmore Frulav after
noon and lost a match to the Penn
varsity 5-to.l at the North Hills
Country club Saturday afternoon.
Leonani and Panaccion were the
outstanding stiokeis for Penn State
during the tip In the meet with
the G.unet fouisome, both won then
singles encounter and paired to an
nex the doubles, tallying the entire
Nittany score
Against the Quaker linksmen, Bob
and Toots paired to annex a doubles
match for the only Lion count of the
match.
Sinee the tilt with Swai theme it.
the first meeting of the golfeis, the
record is still men up Penn made
it two straight nuins liv the same
score, since they annexed the contest
last year 5-to-1 also
Sensational medal play on the pant
nt the Quakers upset the Nittany
foursome Al Biodbeck, opposing Cap
tain Vern ' , incline:in, shot a 75, and
defeated Vein 5 up
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DEFEAT LIONS, 6-3
Captain Butler. Ted Wolfe Win
Singles—Thomson, Wolfe
Score in Doubles
Penn State's netmen suffered their
Gist defeat of the season when a
slushing Navy tennis team downed
them fi•to-3 at Annapolis, Mil, Sam
day afteinoon.
Captain 'lntim and Ted Wolfe mole
the only playeis to um then singles
mntches Wolfe paned with Glenn
Thomson to leand the other victoly
Paul Bethel, Metzner, Jack Bathe.,
and Thomson fell holm e then Mid
shipmen foes
Captain Outlet gained the first
match tot the Blue and White team
by %%eel mg down Mcltolimts of Navy
to win a hard tictmy Butler took
the host set after an extended en
counter by a stole of 8-to-6. lle won
his second soles moie easily by a 6-
to-4 want
Ted Wolfe scored his lust singles
5111013 of the season by annexing a
hard-fought victory over Robertson
The Makin: bowed to Ted G-to-4 in the
lust series and again in the second
by a score of G-to-2.
Wolfe, the only mice-victorrous
Lion plover, and Glenn Thomson com
pleted the Lions' scoring by defeat
ing Germany and Penton of the
Academe The Lion pail garroted
both their sets by a h-to-I total
Captain Far tin of Navy displayed
remarkable tennis in the opening set
to defeating Paul Barber in straight
sets. In the second match. Tack Barber
fell before the attack of ill Ilalstead
second-ranking player for the Anna
polis team. Halstead rode roughshod
Johnny Metal. lost In straight
sets before the prowess of Salisbury,
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'tool: the lust yet oath little trouble,
6-to-f2, and came out m the second
oup to smother Johnny in a lose set
Glenn Thomson opened Ins match
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