Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, May 12, 1931, Image 3

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    Tuesday, may 12, llKii
lITTANY TKACKMEN
CONQUER TARHEELS
)cfeat North Carolina Runners
741-51 in Second Dual
, Meet of Season
In its second dual meet of the seas
on here Saturday, Penn State’s track
;cam defeated Noith Carolina run
ms by sconng 7*l 2/5 points to the
Southerners’ 51 3/5. It was the fiist
lefeat for the Tarheel team this
.'oar.
McDowell led the Lion athletes
ith firsts m the high hurdles and.
road jump and a third in the low
iirdlcs, while Slusscr was high scoi
- for the Tarheels with wins in the
mtury and the 220 yard low hurdles,
lie Nittany trackmen scored heavily
i the half mile, mile and 2 mile, shot
ut, and javelm to cam their margin
r victory.
North Carolina was superior in the
ashes, pole vault, and discus, scoring
lost of then points in these events
.ion runneis captured all thiee places
i the half mile, which was won by
/illnid King. Rekers and Hughes
nished second and third, respcctive
f, m this event
Win Jascha Throw
Uekors won the mile, nosing out
is team mate, King, and Jones of
'Oi th Caiohnn. Aftei a close incc,
harles King passed Captain Meismg
t in the la3t few yaicls to biing Penn
tate victory in the 2 mile run In
te century and 220 yaid dashes,
ennedy placed thiid to the Tarheel
winters
Although handicapped bv Musscr’s
lisence, Renn State gamed the fiist
vo' places in the javelin throw Sigel
nished first in this event with r
now of 181 feet 2Vi inches, and
hawlcy placed second. Shawlcy al
nwon the shot put and finished see
id in the discus throw.
Ruble and Arnold placed first and
icond foi the Tarheels in the pole
Quit,* clearing the bar at 12 feet,
hijc Osbeck gained a third in this
vent.
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Robinson ’3l Elected.'
' Nittany Tennis Head
Ralph A. Robinson Ml was elect
ed captain of the Nittany tennis
team Saturday at a meeting of ten
nis letteinven. The election xvas
held immediately after the Navy-
Pcnn State match.
When Loughlin, Middle first
ranking player, won ovci Robin
son, it was only the second time
that the Lion leader had lost a
match in two years of intercolleg
iate competition.
SYRACUSE TWELVE
BOWS TO LIONS, 5-4
Lacrossmcn Win-Second Victory
Here Thursday—Will Engage
Indian Team Saturday
Securing its second victory in tluee
starts, Penn State’s lacrosse team
nosed out a Syracuse twelve, 5-to-4,
on New Beaver held Thursday after
noon The Blue and White sticknicn
will attempt to gain a third victory
when they moot the Onondaga Indians
here Satuiday.
Although at no time during the
game were the Oiange stickmcn m
the lead, the score was tied 3-to-'J
at the end of tho half. The teams
continued to alternate m the scoiing
until the Lions cmoigcd with a win
1 m the second half.
In the starting line-up against
Syracuse, Gwynn played at goal, while
McMillan and Day held the point
positions. Haul;, Decker, and Ed
waids composed the defense with
Edel at center. Carlson, Antonson,
and Smith formed the Lion -attack,
while Lewis and Weber played m the
home positions Carlson scored three
of the Nittany goals with Eduaids
and Antonson each making a point
Coming to Stats College well on m
their season the Onondaga Indians
•will attempt to avenge a 3-to-2 de
feat they suffered last year.
BATSMENTOEAGE
JUNIATA,THURSDAY
Defeat Army 4-1 Saturday, as
Stokes Fans 11 Cadets
In Fourth Victory
With a 4-to-l victory over a sliong
At my mne to spui them on, Penn
State’s varsity diamondmen will at
tempt to avenge last yem’s defeat at
the hands of Juniata at 4 o’clock
Thursday afternoon on Now Beaver
field
Blough, who will probably start on
the mound for the visitors Thursday,
held. Penn State to six scattered hits
last year and allowed Juniata oppon
ents but 2.1 G cmnod runs in eight
games. Not only Blough but the en
tire team which will come here Thurs
day is likely to be exnctly the same
nine which upset tho Lions last yeai.
Despite this fact, the’ Huntingdon
team', which won eleven straight
games last season, has already lost
to Quantico Marines, Mount St
Maiy’s, Pennsylvania, and the Al
toona works of the Pennsylvania Rail
road twice Howovci, they defeated
Lebanon Valley, 11-to-9, and Susque
hanna, 12-to-'J, recently.
Rutgers Game Cancelled
Sti iking out eleven, Hal Stokes
turned m his fourth victory in as
many starts and enabled Penn State
to defeat Aimy at West Point Sat
uiday. Although lr» yielded eight
scattered hits, not one Cadet got fai
ther than second base until the eighth
inning. The veteran hurler exhibited
good control, issuing but two walks
The Lions conveitod each of then
four hits into mns. Dicduch’s three
bagger scored the winning tallies in
the first fiame aftei Landiy, West
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are often determined at your breakfast!
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academic or athletic, arc way out ahead.
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professors too the training food for
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FRESHMEN DEFEAT
BROWN PREP NINE
Gain I'M) Victory Over QuakcrTcam
Saturday—lloucltmcn Allow
Visitors 2 Hits
Lion freshman battei s outplayed a
Biown prep nin?, 39-to-O, here Satur
day The Biown tonm had won five
games m mne stalls before their
defeat Saturday.
Parks and Bnltlmsev upheld the
pitching assignment for the Lions, al
lowing only two hits dunng the con
test Knliman and Caslull, opposing
liuilcis, were unable to keep the Nit
tany* team fiom chalking up twenty
seven hits Coach Houck used two
full teams during the contest
Haili 3, Lion second baseman, and
Znwacki, catclvoi, each had three
mns to his credit, while GiecnstonO,
shortstop, and Paiks, pitcher, added
two mote runs each to the Blue and
White score Other run* were made
by Balthnsor, EdwawK, Ka«csnk,
Mai«h, McFarland, Mu*se!man, Pim
stein, and 1 homas
Marsh and Pimstem each knocked
a Ihiee-bnggei Greenstone, Parks,
Znwacki, and Lucas divided two-base
hit lionoi-, Paiks stiuck out line
batters, while the Brown huilers re
tired only two men between them.
Point builei, had given Lnezey and
Mussei basses-on-balls Although
they did not get another hit until the
eighth inning, they added anothei lun
in the ninth on two singles and a wild
pitch.
Aimy did not score until the eighth
inning when three straight singles
gave them thou lone tally The Lions’
scheduled contest with Rutgeis at
New Biunswick, N J Finlay was
cancelled because of lain
LION GOLFERS SUBDUE
LAFAYETTE TEAM, fi-0
Lmksmen Continue 2-Ycar Winning
Streak With Victor} Here
Lion golfers kept then record of
being undefeated in the last two
years, unbioken by scnnng a one-sid
ed G-to-0 victoiy over Lafayette col
lege linhsmen on the College course
Satin day afternoon
Captain Johnny Muiray won the
most decisive victory for the Blue
and While when ho defeated Tayltu,
his M.n non opponent, 0 up mid 4 to
plnv Freddv Biand had medal score
of 75
Brand and Nncios won then singles
matches by a 1 up score and, when
paired together, then nmigin of
victoiy was the same Hugo Bordok
jr. kept the Lion single*, caul clean
with a score of 4 and *J, and, when,
ho and Captain Muiray played to
gether they won bv a 1 and 2 count
Although the next and last regular
ly scheduled match of the season will
not lr» plaved until Thuisd.iv, May 21
with Colgate, it is possible that a re
turn match with Centre Jlills country
club will be arianged within the next
two weeks In such an event, Coach
Bob Rutheifoul will use about twenty
men
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'MELS/
IIDSHIPMEN GAIN* VICTORY 1
OVER NITTANV TENNIS TE\M
McCune was the only Lion player
to gain a victory in the tennis team’s j
disastrous invasion of Annapolis,
Saturday when Navy won, 8-to-l. The 1
contest was featured by come-backs,'
especially on the part of the Midship-1
men, six of the matches going to*
tin 22 sets. The contest scheduled to
be played against Dickinson at Cai
lisle Friday vns called off because
of iam.
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