Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, May 23, 1930, Image 3

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    ).'riaay, May 2a, laau
Varsity Nine Plays M
DEFEATS BUCKNELL
D!AMONDMEN, 8-7
Lions Score 3 Successive Home
Runs—Del3onis Shares Hill
Duty With Stokes
After defeating Badmen tossers
Wednesday 8-to-7, in a game featur
ed by heavy lotting on the pm t of
Penn State', batsmen, the Lion nine
wdl endeavoi to continue its winning
.ti oak against Aluhlenbui g at 2
&Clock tomorrow afternoon on the
New Ilenvo field diamond.
The Ndtany team mill probable
encountm stubboin opposition in to
motion 's mmagement. The Muhlen-
Mug nine has been the only team this
year to thin hack the powerful Get
ty,burir nemeization Captain Rod
probably he Coach Benlek . ,
choice on the mound
Since the recent change in the bat
ting onlei has pi osed successful in
the last ten contests, Benlek
pi obably continue the pi went line-up.
Moving I).in Musser from sixth place
up to the clean-up position was the
iirincipal change In Wednesday's
Rain° Mussel NWIS credited with a
home inn, a , ingle, and a sai , rtfic ,
in four lips to the plate
Stokes Replaces Dellonv,
Three home tons in succession hem
Iron ei fully melded bats of Jack Live
zey, Yutr theduch, and Dan Musser
brought the Lions horn behind and
gave theinAl VAC/ tun lead in the third
inning of the Dison encounter With
two done Livezey hit for the eneuit
to deep left held Dieduch folloned
with homer over the center fielder's
head. and Musser garnered the third
four-bagger of the inning by sending
one of Stein Tiudnah's fast ones un
der the light held stands
Al Deboms scow assigned hill dues
against the Leuisburg nine Although
he held the Bisons to six hits in five
and one-thud mmngs, Deßonis issued
set flee ons.es, and was n ohm(' in
the sisth frame be lial Stokes The
t °mild Lion latii lei held Bueknell
without a bit until Libel's taw-bag
gm in the last session
Penn State .ent into the lend in
the second inning Musser, Salt/anon,
and Dull singled in succession, and
thew huts together girth loose play
= in the outilehl on the pint of the
Buchnell mite, held., netted the
Lions [lvo rurs
d The Emu, scored finer tones in
the thud, and once in the fourth and
fifth, while Penn State added a nun
in cock of the fifth, sixth, and sev
enth innings With the scone 8-to-5
against them Coach Snavely's team
AnHied no the ninth and two runners
em,sed the plate When Clank Hinkle
grounded out at fin st base, the tie
ing nun Nuns left on the /.eystone
sack.
Chi Omega's hockey team scored a
victory of er Sychoi in the thn d
Itanie of the ',omen's inter-club spring
Hockey tom nament played on Holmes
field Wednesday afternoon The game
was closely fought, with the first goal
scored dining the last part of the
'rust half by Mlldled Wentz '3l, and
the other clue by Marie McMahon '3?
neat the end of the game.
'PLEBES ENTER NET TOURNEY
;Nty-four entrants In the annual
tfeshinan tennis toutnament will play
oft . ,the first found of the contest car
the legidat courts below Monday.
noon The remaining six rounds of
the ,tomnament ate scheduled to be
played oft befoie final examinntions.
Equitable Life of lowa
J. A. (Pop) Garrison '27
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GOLFERS OPPOSE
PENN TOMORROW
Panaccion, Brand, itlurra>, BeNick
Wgil Encounter Quaker Foe
At Phdadelphoa
Four I. arsity linksinen left for Phil
adelphia this morning to engage the
Quaker teals in the last collegiate
match of the season on the Manufac
tui et's Country club course at 0.10
o'clock tomcat on mining.
Coach Rutherfoid's transonic will
line up the same as in the Colgate
match Captain Toots Panaemon,
Freddy Brand, Johnny Mutiny, and
Hugo Beadek jr. wme selected to
make the tail,
Following the tilt in the mining,
the Lion vaisity wdl meet Penn State
alumni of Philadelphia in an infoimal
match during the aftei noon Although
the graduate foul some has not been
selected, it is expected that it will be
compiised of several former veterans
The Quakers have had a success
ful season, but received a set back
when Yale defeated them last week
Lion golfeis have also hail a good
lecold downing Suarthmore
and the Colgate foursome
Centre Hills country club was de
feated twice, while the Wilhanispoit
country club match resulted in an
easy victory for Penn State.
Next Saturday Nittany linhsmen
will meet Clinton Country club players
at Luck Haven Coach Ruthin ford
expects to take twelve men.
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hlenburg Tomorrow; Runners Engage Syracuse, Colgate
RACE AT NIGHT IN
TRIANGULAR MEET
Lion Cindermen Will Encounter
Strong New York Teams
Under Floodlights
Twenty-fool Nittany track and field
representatives will leave this elm
noon for Syracuse, N. Y., to oppose
Colgate and Orange cindermen in a
triangular engagement at Archbold
stadium tomot tow night.
Seeking victory in the first contest
ever held with Colgate's tunnels, the
Lions, at the same time, hope to
avenge the defeat nilministmed by
Syinema nn New Beater field last
yell The meet is to be held under
floodlights and will lie the rust time
that r Penn State back team has
competed outdoors at night.
Captain Gouge Mobley and Ills
teammates face no easy task, for both
New York tennis will present strong
combinations. Although Symacase
has the mole implessite record, the
Maroon runners are espected to fur
nish plenty of opposition.
Coach Nate Cartmell is counting
on points in the distance runs and
hammer throw to offset he, opponent's
superiority in the shin to races
Rekees will not compete in the tno
mile race in order to match strides
with Homer en the mile against Good
ello and Schwartz, Syracuse entries
echo have been timed under 4 30 this
Captain St Clan, Orange splinter,
and Whitney, of Colgate, ale favorites
IP the furlong and 440-Hard dash,
In the bindles, Stollweiek, Maroon
captain, is expected to add to his
team's total on the basis of fact times
turned in against N V. 11 and AMIN.
illeisinger and Detwiler, Nittany
distance luminance, are counted up
or to lead the v,ay in the too-mile,
while Moi rill should hare little
trouble winning the hammer throu
Second, and thuds scored in the
other track and field events will de
cide the outcome of the meet, Cat t
mell believes The Lion =Mot ex
pect, a close contest with all three
teams having an equal chance for
x istory
Malik Dieduch '3l
.T. Cooper French '3l
Ralph Ilutehmson '3l
John P. Live7ey '3l
Ravel C McLaughlin '3l
Paul A Mitten '3l
Paul E. Rekeiq '3l
Waam K Uleitch '3l
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'Ail; PENN STATE COLLEGiAN
Hobbs Strikes Out,
Scores Winning Run
In the seventh inning of the Linn.
Bison baseball contest Wednesday,
Chuck Hobbs, alto stalking out,
completely ended the haws and
scored a inn tesulting in Penn
State's margin of ‘ictoly one,.
Bucl.nell. Hobbs crossed the plate
before the Lewishing pitches had
deliveied the hall to the liext Imam
Shay,. Bucknell caldich, dropped
the ball often Steve Tiudnak had
caused Hobbs to nu, the thud
strike. The Lion outlichlei leach
ed thud when Shay, oyelthlec. the
the initial sack. and ens waned in
by Umpue 'McNally because of
Trudnal.'s balk.
NETMEN TO MEET
ORANGE, MAROON
Oppose Syracuse Today—WM Engage
Colgate Tomorrou in Last
In!M=Ill
Completing the spot ts to lanai°
which cysts between Penn State, Col
gate and Syracuse, Malin Lou, tenon
tell wield then I racquets against the
Orangemen today and the Mai min ac
quote!, tom., ow afternoon on the
last trip of the season •
Nine matches, six singles and ths,
doubles contests, mill be played Mall
each team Coach Dink Stm el stated
that although no definite selections
have been nude for the matches, the
nien who played in the Geolgetoun
and Navy meets mill mobablv Le
chosen to play on this tin.
In the singles snatches Paul Bar
bel will hold the numbei one position
ith Captain Wolfe as number two
mar and Johnny Metmes filling the
thud assignment Ed BiAlet, Rob
mson and Glen Thomson mill com
plete the lineup in the singles engage
ments
Bather and \Vnlfe will he pan oil
together in the fit st doubles match
while Metzner and Bullet will make
up the second duo In the la,t match
Robinson and Thomson pi elialils , will
ha the candidates. '.
The matches on Friday and Satur
day will murk the first net engage
ment betneen the Lion eouitmen and
the Colgate and Sytaeu,e inequeteis
in a Pound of oval six Nears.
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NITTANY STICKMEN
TO BATTLE ARMY
Reorganized Thelye Will Meet
Cadets on West Point
Field Tomorrow
Stining to atone foe Imt week's
defeat, the Nittam lacrosse team still
Onto! a !mg:mired line-up against
the We , t Point Cadet, at 2 10 o'clock
tonna IMA aitci noon on the At nv
held
C11:1(11 El nie Paul bac not yet sle
dded upon a Itelante line-up hut will
name Ins team named idtell berme
the contest Ken Kruse] and Andy
Ander , on St 11l I main in their attack
bet ths, Neu at lac I. mate]ni ‘c ill in 0-
habli, consist of Doll Letts, at in
bone and CI mane, sophomore stick
, as fast atl•]ck
Lela fell!. Army thud defence who
Ii % sl ossn ninhty to lon the ball
Unough esely opposing team ?net
1* the Cadet,. mill MAI the baldest
oppo,tion to thew men Be meorpo,
ate, a etaching bald cunning chic
pith In,hvulunl 1/thsing
"In) %ttack Strang.
The center position mill be a toss
up botmeen .S.euliel and Weboi If
Weber continue, it the contei berth
Seubel mill be ,hifted to thud at
tack °themist Plma] d. mitt ieceite
the post Pucci and McMillan mill
continue to fill the fii.t defense and
point [walls, alide Coach Pool mill
choose betmeen Kaplan and Mittel fm
cos,. point and place Stahlev or
IZeillev at second defense '
ads, left handed in home cull
lend the nucleus of the An mt. attack
It um the in-home po , atlon Ile has
been ,uceessful m sea nut attalma
nem Ls osetN goalie the. season
Aunt ,tteltinen ate noted rot in
di% ulualism in then playing. Then
ettle has ptoted a success against
et eiy team except the St John's
tel tie e and the Oslo, d-Camin idge
stuAe alders
'rho \Vest Pointers hate been nn
defeated in coos contest t, rth Pem
State Thev ONelertMC the Mttan
team in the last halt of a haid rough
game last peat to sun by a 2-to
snot c They dot nod the Lions 7-to-'
the ineuous vent
Coach Paul oxiiects the hardest con
test of the season but feels coalition.
of n good game lle ndl pit a Mel
balanced Melee ag most an niganwa
bon compact' of unlit ;dual stars Uhl
depend 011011 then min allot Is and dm
not resort to [carom oik
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French, Batting .420,
Leads Nittany Team
Cooper r each, batting 420 In
eleven games, now leads the Lion
nine in hitting. Hal Stokes has
mined up to second place with nn
average of 412, while 'Vote Med
i ich is thud on the list with .101.
Diedrich is still the leader in rung
sem oil so ith tv.entv mantel to his
credit, while Jack Lns crev has
C I ossed the plate sixteen time, to
tale second place.
Fifteen home tuns Imo been
made by the Nittany nine. Died
, ich and Mussel both have four
Ituthian clouts to ]cad the team in
four base likm.s. The Lion team
has met aged exactly ten runs .1
game. and base a team batting aye,
ago of ;It.
WYOMING BATTERS FACE
LION PLEBES TOMORROW'
Winn To ilnrl for Cll l / 5 . Yending
Taking the home field again after
an unsuccessful feleign invasion, the
Penn State freshmen baseball team
Bill meet blooming nn the freshman
diamond at 12 o'clock noon tomer-
I'aul \Vinn. smiling nmomlgmn
e ho has an set to see inter-collegiate
service,,m ill stmt on the hill tom,
low fin the Lion Cubs. Houck mill
hoop Btul Ilouget as pitching reserve
and use Paul Swan, dependable plebe
iatehei, behind the bat
In an endeavot to liolstei the
'mum of the freshmen nine and
tighten the fielding of the team, the
plebe mentor in., start Weber and
Camel in nutfield positions and use
Flus io at shin t stop.
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SENIORS PLAY PLEBE NINE
An undefeated senior nine will meet
a naming freshman team in the in
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o'clock. this afternoon
This game will conclude the inter
class set les. The senini s met the
sophomore team yestetd.tv afternoon.
Players nhn have served on the dia
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unit eem, e numm al an ands. Those
who competed in the f t eshnian-sopho
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Allen I) Brandt '3l
Chat to C Davenport 'Bl
Paul K EeLhalilt '3l
F' Flickinget '3l
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William II MeCreatv "11
Samuel E McKibben '3l
James C BLllet 'll
Ralph C Mm.gan "11
Walter F Islienden '3l
William Nicoll "31
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