Tuesday, May (3, 1930
LACROSSEMEN WIN
OPENING TILT, 7-6
Dorn Western Maryland After
Belated Rally in . Second
Half Nets 5 Goals
Overcoming a four -point lead in the
second half by scoring five goals in
less than ten minutes, Penn State la
crossmen defeated Western Maryland,
14 0 -6, in the season's opener Satur
day afternoon.
Koth, high scorer for the' Lions
took the Nittany twelve from an al
most hopeless position by tallying four
goals in the first half. Stibel, who
replaced Joe Weber at center succeed
ed in securing the other point.
The Green Terrors made a flying
start, with Ekaitis scoring three goals
in the first ten minutes of play. Gom
mk, Western Maryland captain, then
scared a pair of tallies in less than a
minute. 'Antonson and Stahley suc
ceeded in placing Penn State in the'.
run ning by scoring one point apiece.
The half ended 5-to-2, in favor of the
Terrors.
The second half had been under
way eleven minutes when Baker add
ed one more tally to Western Mary
land's score. The Lion team tight
ened up both in attack and defense,
with Koth entering the scoring col
umn. The Terror twelve played a
defensive game from this moment, but
secre unable to lold . the fast moving
Lion attack.
Anderson and Edwards, although
failing to secure a goal, showed prom
ise of furnishing a backbone for the
team. They led the Penn State at
tack on many occasions.
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Inter-Class Track
Meet Is Tomorrow
An Inter-class track meet will be
held at 4:15 o'clock tomorrow after
noon on New Beaver field for class
championship of the College.
The meet will consist of the
usual fifteen events. Points scored
in the contest will count toward
the awarding of class numerals.
YEARLING BATSMEN DROP
OPENER TO BISONS. 11.6
Bucknell Cubs Clinch Contest With
4-Run Flurry in Ninth
Meeting an array of heavy-hitting
Bison plebe batsmen, the Lion fresh
men baseball nine dropped its sea
son's opener to Bucknell, 11-to-6, on
tho yearling diamond Saturday.
Ben Minton hurled the entire con
test for the Blue and White, opposing
Maxmovicz, Bison twirler. The Nit
tany moundsmen allowed fourteen hits
and one walk to ten bingles and a like
number of free bases for Maxmovicz.
' The invading twirler accounted for
ten strikeouts to Minton's five. A
I strong cross-diamond wind played
havoc with the deliveries of both
moundsmen.
The Nittany nine scored four of its
tallies in the first inning, when hits
'by Kilpatrick, Ott, Swan, and Stock
dale put the Lion yearlings ahead.
The Penn State Players
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Friday, May 9th
LINKSMPN DEFEAT'
SWARTHMORE, 5.1
Panaccioni Brand, Murray, Jaekenn
Secure Victory in Opening •
Collegiate Match I '
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Lion varsity linksmen defected a
strong Swarthmore foursome, 6-to-1
in the opening collegiate match of the
season on the home course 'aaturclay
afternoon, with Freddy Broad shoot
ing 73 to take first honors !in medal
score.
Captain Toots Panaccion faced Cap
tain Bob Testwuide, lender of the Lit
tle Quakers; in the initial' twosome
and at the end of the eightc,en remain
ed three up to net Penn State one and
a half points. Testwuithi, who is a
junior champion of Wiscoinsin, offered
Panaccion tough opposition through
the whole match but fell under the
accurate sohoting of the Nittany lend
er.
Freddy Brand teed :off with Bill
Kirsch, Swarthmore ve,teran, and af
ter a series of well-played holes the
Lion sophomore was 11hree up at the
end of the second nine>. Three points
were garnered by thei first two Nit
tany players.
In the third match Johnny Murray,
who saw service last year, was paired
with Jack Pyle, anotiler Little Quaker
veteran. After a: hotly contested
match the Penn State linksman turn
ed in a 79 card to win one up.
The last match , proved to be the
high spot of the meet when Bob Jack
son, Lion golfer, defeated Bill Curtis,
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COI,LEGILAN
Name Repel:, Zore(la
For A. A. Presidency'
According to official reports late
last night John Zorella '3l and J.
Cooper French received nominations
for the post as president of the
Athletic Association.
All nominations for Athletic As
sociation posts must be given to the
A. A. office before 4 o'clock this af
ternoon. A president and secretary
will be chosen from among the can
didates.
8 AVOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAMS
PRACTICE FOR TOURNAMENT
Eight hockey teams are practicing
this week for the first spring hockey
tournament which will begin May 18
when Nita-Nee and a freshman Mc-
Allister Hall team meet.
Chi Omega, Alpha Omicron PT, Phi
Mu, Nita Nec, Grange dormitory, and
two freshman McAllister Hall- teams
will compete in the W. A. A. contest.
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