iday, May 2\), xwsi
Sidelines
Fred Brand, varsity golf player,
qualified for the national open tour
nament last year, being medalist in
tin qualifying round at Pittsburgh,
but failing to participate further,
lie will enter the qualifying round
it Oahmont country club, Pittsbuigh,
next month.
Nittany hatters won three
games and lost two this season
by one*point margins. .The Lion
baseball team defeated Villanova
Wednesday 'i-to-l and won
over Syracuse, fi-to-.1, and Dick
inson, 3-to-2. Losses were re
corded to Duke university, fi-to-15,
and to Colgate, 7-10-f»
The Colgate golf team was the only
mmbination to defeat the Nittany
inksmen this year when they won by
l-to-2 last Thursday. The Maroon
earn succeeded in breaking the two
rear winning streak of the Lion golf
nen by this victory. Penn State
inksmen won their other three m
ercollegiatc matches this year fiom
Jwaithmore, Army, and Lafayette
I=CIEI
Geisler, Villanova shortstop
who starred here Wednesday af
ternoon agqmst Penn State, was
a member of the regular hnckfield
on the freshman football team
when he was here in his fresh
man year. In addition to Geis
ler, the hackficld consisted of
French, Dicdnch, and Collins,
who left here m lus sophomore
year. Geisler was also a regular
varsity player for Villanova this
year.
Contrary to the prediction of a
itt scout that Penn State would beat
he Panthers by eight points last
aturday, the Nittany runners won
I-to-51, sconng a margin of tvventy’-
even points. Pitt has defeated a
ion track team only twb times m
ftccn yeais of competition
" The Lion baseball team is un
pdefented on its home diamond so
far this year. The only games
lost on foreign fields of battle
were with Duke university and
Colgate. Army and Syracuse
were defeated on trips away.
r Four members of the Wyoming
bminary * baseball team which will
loot the fieshman nine topioriow
layed against Penn State last year
b different positions Brommski who
:ill catch played center field, Bialek
jho will occupy the shoitstop, jiosi
;on held the third base post. Arm
rust who will participate in tho'nght
eld was catcher, and Peters who will
lay at second base pitched last year, i
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LIONS WILL MEET
COLGATE BATTERS
Defeat Villanova Nine, 5-4, For
Sixth Victory—Musscr
Clouts Home Run
One of the only two teams to de
feat Penn State’s baseball team this
year will invade Nittany territory to
morrow, when Colgate meets the Li
ons at 3 o’clock on New Beaver
field The dumondmen hung up then
sixth victoiy of the season Wednes
day, defeating Villanova, 5-to-4.
The Maroon will have much the
same nine that toppled the Nittany
batsmen at Hamilton the beginning
of this month Lyman oi Purple, both
of whom saw mound duty against
Penn State m the first game, will
pitch tomorrow, while Litster will
get the catching assignment.
Colgate has had a fauly successful
season. Although the Hamilton nine
has been on the losing end of the
score four times, they have gained
seven victoiies. Four of their games
have been rained out
Wins Sixth Victory
Danny* Musser’3 terrific home run
dnvc into the football stands scoring
Liver*y bioke a 3-to-3 tie and gave
the Lions their victoiy over Villa
nova Wednesday Yielding only five
hits, Ilal Stokes succeeded in chalk
ing up his sixth victory m seven
staits against the Wildcats
Penn State started the scoring in
the second inning, when Moonves sin-,
gled and came home on Shot tail’s cr
lor. The home team added two more
nms in. the sixth. Hoopes singled
and scored on Livezey’s saciifico hit,
and Diednch’s double. The right
fielder ciosscd the plate on Moonves’
double.
After the Lions had ngam forged
ahead on Musser’s home run m their
half of the eighth, the visitors fell
one mil short of trcing the count in
the final frame. Shortall stiuck out,
but Czcsick doubled and scoied on
Morgan’s fly to Diednch. Gazella
filed to the outfieldei to end the game
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Committee Elects 3
Junior Cheerleaders \
Arthur B. Bernstein '33. Chailes
E Eisc-nhovvei “13, and William E.
Haitman '33 weie named to the
junioi cheei leading staff by a com
mittee of judges Wednesday
The committee which made the
selections is composed of Richaid
W Giant, directoi of the depait
ment of music, Nml 31, Fleming,
giaduatc manngei of athletics, Al
bert E Lewia ’32, president of the
Athletic association, William B
McCartei ’.32, head ehecilcadei,
Robeitß Homos ’.32, Emanuel Pei
km ’32, and L L\onel RacLow ’52,
s-emoi as3i‘-tant cheerleadoi«
STICKMEN TO END
SEASON TOMORROW
Nittany Lacrosscmen Will Meet
Colgate at 2 O’clock on
New Beaver Field
Engaging in their lust mtei colleg
iate contest, Nittany stiekmen Mill
nveet a Colgate laciosso twelve on
New Bouvet field at 2 o’clock tomoi
iow afternoon
With possible changes to he made
in the inside defense, cantor, and at
tack positions, Coach Eimc Paul Mill
stait the same line-up used against
the Army twcl\-» last Salui dav
Weber and Capt. Lewis Mill play
at the homes, mlhlc Kielai, Cailson,
and Antonson Mill compose the Lion
attack Edel Mill probably stait at
center, and Edwaids, Deckci, and
Houck will constitute the Nittany de
fense 3lc3lillcn and Djj, at the
points, and GMynn, at goal, Mill com-'
plete the line-up ]
The Colgate stickmoh secured their'
first Min of the season from a Spiing-I
field twelve. The 3lamon team lost!
to Army, 17-to-l, and to the Indians,!
7-to-2 Hohait, Union, and Dait-|
mouth also defeated the Colgate
twelve in contests this jear j
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IC-4A MEET TODAY
12 Lion Athletes Seek Victories
In 8 Events, Place Hopes
On Distance'Runners
Competing against the foremost
tiatk and field men m the country,
twelve Nitfnnv athletes will seek
victories in eight event-, at the annual
liileicollegiatos lodav ind tomoirow
it Franklin Tnld, Philadelphia.
Although not consulted one of the
leading contendei s foi the I C <l-A
title now held by SouMi-nn California,
the Lions mted high among the
Eastern colleges Penn State is
stiongjst in the mile and 2-nnle and
the Nittany mnners (and a bettor
chance of placing m tlio distance
than m any othei event
Dctwilci To Renew rend
Paul Rekeis and Willaul King will
meet stollai opposition in the mile
when they face the dnici along with
Cul Coan and Bill MrKmfT of Penn
sylvania, Noiman Ilallowell of Ilai
vaul, and Albeit Rai.nev of Corn'll
, Captain Moisinger, Detwilei, and
Ciiailes King will lepicsent the
Lions in the 2-mil-*, vluie theic is a
possibility that Rehei'- mav also com
pete in thij event
pelwiler will renev a feud begun
last fall at the cio«‘ countiy mtei
collegintes, when lie pices the 2-milc
with Clntk’ Chnmbcilim, biilhant
Jlichigan State distance mnnei and
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Spring and Summer Suits
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SEASON AGAINST BISONS
Will Moot Bucknell Nclmen Tomorrow
Afternoon on Armory Court*
Handicapped by the loss of Mc-
Kuno, Lion nctmen will clow then
■season against Bucknell at 2 o’clock
tomorrow afternoon on the Armory
courts
The Bison aggregation is expected
to offer the Nittany team stiff com*
p-etition in tomorrow’s encounter-.
They have defeated Gettysburg bv
the same scoie with which we
beat them, 8-to-l Since wen*,
thei conditions peimittcd only
three of the scheduled matches to be
played, the Lions will have to de
teat the Bucknell netmen tomorrow
tjj even up then record of two de
feats and one victory
Coach Stover has not revealed who
will tukc the place of MtCwre in the
line-up againat Gettysburg, but he
will piobably be chosen by elimina
tion today Robinson is almost cer
tain to occupy the No 1 position.
cioss country champion In addition
j to the mile, Rekers nnd “Willard King
have enteied the half-mile.
Coach Caitmell has selected Gnt
savage to represent Penn State in
Ithe 110, while McDowell will eompfete
Jin the low hurdles and Fullerton in
| the high hurdles. Edwards and
Shaw ley are entered in the hammer
I throw Mussei and Sigel are slat
led to hurl the jnvelin and may boost
jtlie Lion score by placing in this
! event.
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FLANNELS—PIain and Stripes
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YEARLING RATTERS 'Ken while Lavin of the “Krhp
I team will substitute for lluc
TO PLAY WYOMING! Z.iwacki will complete the Lion
Jteij and Bronrinski will take
1 ” catching post for the seminary
Freshmen Will Meet Semmarv Nine. Bmminski played center
_ .. * | against the Nittnnv freshmen
Tomcrro,. Aoon-Kcrr Col, j .oar, while Bulk*. who lull Mu.
Mound Assignment shortstop tomorrow, plavcd J
base Armbiust, who will appea
light hold tomorrow, and P<.
Penn State freshmen will engage; luted as second baseman, mad.
a powerful Wjoming seminary base-. last \ear’s balteij. Coach :
ball club on the New Beavei diamond > Smith’, nine defeated the Lions
at noon tomorrow The first v carmen I season, S-to-0.
weic lending bv a 2-to-l scoie against Wjoming scnnnaiv has won fit
Bucknell freshmen last week when lost eight, and tied one game
rain halted the game Lea-on. The team has Jutted '!
Coach Leo Houck will stmt Ken the twcrtt\-foui suicduleil gj
on the mound tomorrow against Hud-jCoach Ifouck’- charges have won
ock of the seminaly nine Parks and [games, lost on-?, and been ramet
Balthnscr will be icacly to go in foi [in another
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