Tue Any, Maw 13, 19317
Lion Varsity,, Plebes. Defeat Panther Trackmen; Stickmen Down Syracuse 5-
CINDERMEN WIN IN
IMPRESSIVE STYLE
Nittany Runners Score 9 First
Places—Yearlings Down
Pitt Foe 75-90
Malang a clean sweep in the ills
tame runs and hammer throw, Penn
Statc's vat say track:nen scored an
Impressive 81 5-6 to 50 1-6 vletoly
over the University of Pittsburgh
canners on New Beaver lield Saturday
aftelnoen. The Lion freshmen de
feated the Panther cubs 75-to-60
Conch Nate CaitmelPs eindermen
Won nine last places against sic lot
the visitors and captured numerous
seconds, and thirds in their one-sided
tilumph tram back, dusky Pun
thei slat, reglstmed the only Pitt vic
telt, in the field events pith n leap of
2'l ft 11 in. in the blond Jump.
Cal Shawley was high scorer for
the Lions with a first in the discus
and second places in Jal.chn, shot put
and hamlet. Pete Bowen took the
scoring 'tenets at the meet by Bin
ning the 100, 220, and 440 yard
dashes
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Darlington, Penn State's sophomore
sprintm, tallied unexpected points for
the Lions, by placing second to 800 en
in the 100 and tying Harris for run
nel up position in the 220 yard dash.
Bowen was clocked in the fast time
of 21 4-5 sec. in the latter race.
ji A^ was expected, the Blue and
White distance nice left then oppon
ents fan behind in the nule and too
ipile runs Rake, s and King finished
i a dead heat for flint in the mile
wfth Hamm in third position, while
filmsinger and Detwiler crossed the
nish line together in the two-mile
followed by Rekeis
Bachman added five moie points to
the Lions total by fighting off the chal
hinge of Allei is in the half-mile,
hi casting the tape a winner in the
eiosest event of the meet The Pan
dims Mob (list and second in the 410
And dash when Bowen and Horn
phoned their heels to Hidinger.
Pelmet gained Ins second victory of
lie season by outleaping Uttobach
in the high pimp, cleaning the bar at
di , feet Captain Mobley , won the
pple-vault end took second in the
blond jump Nine mot e points acne
added to the Lions tally when Mori ill,
*hawlev, and Edo aids captured every
Place in the hammei throe
Both hurdle events were won by
Pitt. Knoblock, the only contestant
other than Bowen to win two first.
Maces, finished ahead of McDowell
and Funko in the 120 yam] race and
beat out Fullerton in the low hurdle
contest Fisher and Shawlev sewed
first and second place . ; in the shot- i
for the Lions and Muss s er won the
javelin throw
Although the Panther yemlings 11
captured nine of the fifteen events,'
the Penn State freshmen amassed
enough second and thud places to de
feat the Pittsbm gh team by a com
fel table margin.
Siegal was the only double-m inner
for the Lion plebes with victories in
the javelin and shot put The other
first places were won by King in the
two mile., Funk in the pole vault, Hill
in the 120 ya“l hurdles, and Walter%
in the low hurdles.
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Lacrosse Team Plays
First Night Contest
Although the old Indian game of
lacrosse was contested from dawn
until this!, emamed fm Penn
State and Syracuse to engage in the
Post model n encounter aftei sun
down when they met undo. flood
lights on Item ick's field Satmday
night.
Since lacrosse has been revised
to elect conditions of modem sport,
the game has been shortened to t.to
thirty-minute halves. Coach Eime
Paul believes that the mactace of
playing Matisse games at night is
at least as practical as holding gi
non conflicts after dnrk.
LION NINE ENGAGES
JUNIATA TOMORROW
Hits Against Ursinus Thursday
Reveal Nittany Team in
Batting Stride
Penn State's batsmen will encounter
Juniata college on New Beaver field
at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Twenty base bits were garnered from
the deliveries of two 11,4 nus pitchers
Thursday as the Lions smothered the
Collegeville nine, 20-to-7
Several Nrttany players fattened
then batting averages Thursday as
the average for the entire team
Jumped from 314 to 133 The Lions
have now scored eighty-nine tuns in
the eight games played to date for
an average of over eleven tallies a
game.
Jack Lnezey, shortstop, tan his
streak of assists and putouts to
twenty-five when he accepted see en
chances in the field without an error.
Dan Musser hit his thud home run
of the season in the fit st inning with
Ed Young on ',age.
Al Deßonis pitched his third full
game of the season against Uisinus
Escept in the fourth inning when he
became scud and issued tin ee lice
passes, the Nittany pitches was es
ttemely effective. Ile shuck out sev
en men from the fifth session to the
eighth.
NITTANY GOLFERS
WIN THIRD MATCH
Defeat Centre Hill% Country Club
28-i in Return Engagement
On College Count.
Penn State goltos won then. second
infonnal country club match ',hen
they defeated Cantle Hills linksmen
28-to-5 in a lam n engagement on the
College coin se Saturday mfternoon.
Chuck Young was low medalist mth
a card of 74.
Panaccion and Bland both shot a
seine of 77 to defeat Captain Cutler
Lass n Mowers Repaired and
Sharpened
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LACROSSEMEN LOSE
COLGATE TILT, 9-3
Win. Extra-period Game Against
Orange Twelve Saturday
Night at Syracuse
Securing a victory in an extra pen
aid of play Penn State stickwieldens
loaned a sti ong Change twelve, 5-
to-4, Sutundav night, after losing to
the mighty Colgate Mai onus, 9-to-3,
the previous often noon
Syr use under the leaden ship of
the versatile Captain 'ranbox, tent.,
succeeded in holding the Lion stick
men to a 4-1 deadlock in the regular
time, but in the ratio. octant folio,-
log, tossed the ball into the net for
the a inning point
A regular valsity Into-up met the
Change laciossemen in this contest,
with the c \cocain of Cv.vnn
rephm
nrg Hail Hansen as goalie Tun Millet
substituting for McMillan, and.Sennn
Weber for Edmonds completed the le
placements Andel son, Edwards, and
Edmonds Unlined one goal while Roth
scanned a duo.
Coach Paul entered the same team
that out-fated the Tenets last week
Koth, stellar worn, annexed most of
the glen y in the tilt
Colgate Attack Consistent
Handicapped though they were,
Coach Paul's second string material
fought unceasingly against the Mar
oons but could not stop the lightening
scoring attacks of then opponents
The regulars, on entering the duel,
could not overcome the Colgate lead
and were forced to battle through a
losing fight. Kaplan. defense, and
Kaiser, goalie, played the only com
plete sixty urinates of this game
Amassing seven tallies under the
concerted attack of McLeer and Ity
nold., Colgate homes, the Maroons
continued a confidential battle to the
end Together with Watkins and
Paige, fast attacks, they forestalled
Lion attempts to gain possession of
the ball
and Bill Keeler of the club sic up
In the second, Pete Stuatt and Claude
Akins of the visitois garineied two
points when Akins shot a 77 to help
defeat Alum ay and Jackson two up at
the end of eighteen holes
Bezdek and Cott won their match
nine up, while Stoddatt and Black
stone also tool: the foutth in easy
fashion remaining meson up at the
eighteenth. Bacon and Evans net
ted three points for the Lion team by
taking their opponent , . Qver altos a
close match.
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1 Lower Classes Meet
on Track Tomorrow
neshmen and sophommes will
compete m an inteielays till, mee t
on New Bel, el field at 4 1 i &clink
LOlllOll ow atm noon
Points seined in the contest mill
count lowaul the this, numeral
award The meet still consrt et
the usual fifteen events '
NETMEN CONQUER
GEORGETOWN, 5-4
Lose in Spectacular Match, 6
To Midshipmen Saturday
Afternoon at NaN y
After w inning a brilliant i-tn-I
y from Cern get°, n I iuln Linn
laequet wieldel9 were defeated 6-tn
-3 by the Navy netmen in a spectrico
lat match nt Annapolis Saturday af
ternoon.
In the Goon trek., n meet the Ishttam
lacqueter, mon the thud, tout th, fifth,
and sixth singles matches and the
thud doubles match to clinch the
event, while in the 4nnapolo, tout ne
the' Mott the first and fifth mne.,1,4
and the last doubles
On Friday Paul Barbel loot to Man
cvn, nationally knoon Gcolgetoly
player in straight sets (i-1 and 6-1
Mitchell of Geolgeto,n defeated Ted
Wolfe 6-4, 0-1, sihile Batten ,on (tom
Doyle 6-2, 6-2 Johnny Metrnei boot
ed Callus 3-6, 0-'l. 6-1 to stint the
Lion storing and Robinson continued
his winning sucal, by defeating Be,
bench 6-4, 6-4 as Glenn Thomson aon
the last singles 6-4, 6-1
Robot son of the Mulches defeated
Bather and Wolfe, Bullet and rtfet,l
net fell Gornto Lucas and Johnson
Robinson and Thomson onettanic Sal- 1
ishute and Halstead G-1 to 'um'
the only doubles match tot State
Barbet defeated Nal \ 's number one
man, Johnson, 6-1, f- I, while Wolfe
lost to Sahshuir 84, 6-1 Ilal,tead.
Rob. tson and Holt.moi th of NaN
defeated Balm, Metznet and Thom
son in sti night sets NN title Robmsnn
duplicated his feat for the Lion tom t
men, 6-1, 9-7
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KISKI RUNNERS WIN
SCHOLASTIC TITLE
Altoona Secures Class B Croon
As Williamsport Takes
Mile Relay Race
• Regaining its title lost last year to
\ ming seminal N., K14k1 . , runners
non the Class A dlsmion of the inlet.
scholastic tmtl, and field meet on Non
.rot held S ttoiday •The ainners
sewed 79 1-2 punts to IS 1 , 1 fot Wy
oming Pennants, the runners no
kltoona captured the Class 13 dm-
Sion dllllll,lollShlll arth a total of 15
W1i11,111,1301t mas second mith
a total at ;5 points and also ton the
thammonship one-mile relay
In the hr-t went on the plogiam,
Baum of Dickinson Seminaly tossed
the 12-pound shot 51 feet 1-1 inch to
bionic a ten seal r send by mote than
too inches This mas the only marl.
that suns broken at the inert
Ditkmson senlinaly Placed thud in
the diepalatoi t' school semi= with
2: 1 I points %slide Mansfield State
n college finished foot Lb. Loul.
Hased dou Peabody high of Pitts
. Inugh, tied tot thud in the high
,h,nl cid,. midi 15 points each
lit (the out of the eighteen competing
schools figuied to the sewing
In the championship lelav lace,
illininvoit, Altoona, Risk,, and Wy
ming seminar \ all held the lend a.
:woo, .tages of the ince. Berger
tinning anchor tot Willinnispot
I inched the sictmp fm hn team nos
g out the Kish,, entrant at the fin
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LION CUBS DOWN
KISKI PREP, 12-5
Show et sng a sophomme ha,lt
Freshmen Engage Syracuse Friday, train under an asalanehe of hits, tl
Meet Colgate Saturday on 6eslmten nine :left tied the seem
Foreign Insa.loll I \ tat men IS-to- ay 2 se:Am:l af to nor
in the first tont, ol the Imelda
'game, scheduled tot this net L.
Completing an ins ailing Kislii nine' Ed Alf hinted th: ft eshmen tea
br a 12-10-5 wet e Saturday alto noon. to tittnty opposing John Schu at t
the Linn Cult baseball team will lease I sophomore I na 1 0 lloucA used n ,
Thin mitts: on a foul -day 11 in to co- and sting Imam y disposing: or II
gage Syi aruse plebes Ft day and Col- ,1939 team.
gate freshmen the following day.
The Nittanv y cat hogs bunt (led a _ ,
steiling perfni mance against Kiska
and slim, ed a tightening in diamond I
and guidon= fielding that seas lack
ing in then ennte,t agninq Ouch
nell the steel: berme Egneeinll.l, no
ticeable eves the consistent or
Snap and Mosey, Linn eatchet and
tenter hcldec
Bud lloguet tun led the onto e con
test for the plebes and allo,ed the
Kiski team hut eight hest. while his
teammates nicked Gosnell rot a total
of fifteen bingles lloguet out
pitched his opponent in all clop-tit
meats of the game gal noting eight
sti ilseouts to Cosnellys foul
Getting of to a quick start in the
first inning in ',lnch they scored tin ea
runs, the Lions increased then lead in
the thud cession ins shower ing Go.nell
unites b‘ an as alanthe of set en Ird.:!
and a. rant• runs
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