Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, April 22, 1932, Image 3

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    Friday, April 22, 1932
Between
the Lions
with
The Sports Editor
Last week 111 freshmen answered
Leo Houck's call for basebal candi
dates up at Beaver field. Tins on it
self is a striking refutation of the
oft-repeated charge that interest in
the diamond sport in American col
leges and unnersities is on the wane.
Another indication of the interest that
baseball commands, here at Penn
State at least, is evidence I by the
good-sized crowds that turn out reg
ularly to see the Lions play their
home games.
F. and M. has also cast a sole
for the diamond sport's popular
ity by announcing that it n ill be
resumed next >ear as a larially
Sport.at the Lancaster school.
Lack of strength m the Ditching de
partment was the outstanding cause
for the Lions' first defeat this season
at the hands of Susquehanna Wednes
day. Even Dave Meade's stellar le
lief hurling couldn't help the Nittany
cause after the Selinsgrove mne had
been "spotted" six runs in the open
ing inning, and the slugfest ended
with the Lions' fine rally falling one
run short. With Dave Mende sched
uled to start on the mound against
the strong Cadet team tomorrow, the
Lions have a good opportunity for a
return to winning ways, for even in
defeat Wednesday they demonstrated
plenty of fielding and hitting
strength.
A victor} tomorrow would gne
the Lions a fine sendoff for their
important road trip against
Princeton, Yale and Ilarrard nest
week.
If the Pittsburgh panels are cor
rectly informed, Penn State is soon to
be exposed to all the feverish frenzy
and excitement occasioned by having
oin, Les Sabreurs fencing club in a
real honest-to-goodness league. Yes,
George Garmen has gone and saved
State College for the "big time" by
sneaking our fencers in with Western
ern Pennsylvania's classiest teams.
And they're going to have some real
matches to stick in between the
halves of basLetball games next yem,
we'll tell you,
!!dental!), George was elect!
(41 chairman of this district,
which includes, me understand,
All of Centre, Juniata, Mifflin
and Huntingdon counties.
+ + +
TiiinGdtha 7":71 7 1 . .ed . di Brand's
da was re-elected president of the
Pittsburgh Golfers' association .
's 1923 boxing schedule includes
not Manny Lions . ... Susquehan
na's victory Wednesday was the first
the:, River boys gained in baseball over
Pain State since 1889 . They had
plerty of vociferous rooters along
One of then team c u ssed out
when the uniforms were distributed
and played under the blazoning let
tel., "Selinsgrove" .... Wonder if
an generals will be along to chem.
th 9 Army tomorrow , . Joe Re
mus would have been heir if he hadn't
brren a bone in his hand .. ~. The
A A candidates are starting to buzz
nr und
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TOSSERS FACE ARM
To Seek Come
Cadet Nine a
Susquehanna Captures
Loose Game, 17-16
Here Wednesday
Still smelting from the 1.7-to-1.6 de
feat suffered at the hands of a heav}-
hitting Susquehanna University nine
here Wednesday, the Nittany Lion
batsmen will attempt to redeem them
selves against a still stronger Army
nine on Beaver field diamond tomor
row afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
Judging from the record of the
Army team for the season to date,
the Lion tossers will more than have
their hands full in attempting a come
back against the Cadets. After the
game with Harvard and the New York
Giants had bee,i rained out, the West
Point team defeated Connecticut Ag
gies, 1.8-to-2, shut out Swarthmore
2-to-0, and dropped Bucknell, 19-to-2
A game with Temple University yes
terday resulted in a 5-to-1 victory for
the Cadets
Meade To Pitch
"T. N. T." Brown, who burnt up the
football gridirons last fall as a West
Point halfback, will handle the catch
ing assignment for the Cadets tome,
row afternoon with either Coughlin or
Landry doing mound duty. Coughlin,
a southpaw, hurled against Connec
ticut and Bucknell while Landry was
the pitcher in the Temple game
The remainder of the lineup will in
clude O'Neil, shortstop, Powell, first
base, Captain Farnsworth, third base,
Lewis, Golden, and Daniel, outfielders,
and Scherr, second base. A squad of
sixteen will make the trip hue, ar
riving sometime late today.
Lion Rally Fails
Although he pitched two and two
thirds innings against Susquehanna
Wednesday Dave Meade seems the
moat likely pitching selection for to
morrow Swan or Zawacki, who fea
tured his first varsity appearance
Wednesday with two lusty hits, will
be behind the plate
The Lions couldn't quite match
Susquehanna's stride in Wednesday's
game After spotting the visitors six
runs in the first inning, the Bedenk
men rallied to narrow the gap to a
single run on three occasions and
twice were behind two runs.
26, See Action
The last- desperate rally came in
the,rnnth 'tonne, „whetx—the—Ngtany
representatives were trailing by four
runs. "Zev" Zawacki led out with a
home run drive into the center gat-
NITTANY GARAGE
PHONE 41
GENERAL REPAIRING
TOWINC
STORAGE
back Against
t 2:30 O'Clock
I First Defeat
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e c tt i v r k :att .al .' for Mend.: In the ninth
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Three bane hito-31nrtioec Too bone
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Hit by oliolobr—by 314.11.1 e Crionlin I Strunk
out. by Mondo G. lo Drown, 1 lo Dank 4
Etnan on bullo—off Winn t off Munk 2
off Mp.rn 2. off Dank 4 3 Umpire—\halan>
den and the game ended with the ty
ing run on third base
Six hits in a row drove Hal Brew
ster, Lion righthandei, to the showers
with only one out in the first inning
Paul Winn went to his relief and held
the visitors fairly well in check until
the seventh when a pair of eitois, too
walks and a single put him into dif
ficulty.
Twenty-six players saw action for
the two teams, the Lions using four
teen of that numbei. Myers was the
starting pitcher with Dunks relies ing
him at the start of the third.
ACKER WINS FENCING TITLE
In the finals of the .omen's Tenn-,
mg tournament conducted recently,l
Doris M. Acker '34 sson the college ,
championship, Sylvia R Bienemani
Is champion of the Junior class, and,
Doris M Acket of the sophomcnes ;
Miriam A. Roberts holds the flesh-'
man class championship with Mai-i
gaiet W. Einsloo '35 second to hei.
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
; STICK
NETMEN COMPETE
FOR TEAM PLACES
AlcKune, Shaeffer Lead Group
Of 15 Seeking Positions
In Penn Match
With Captain Ted McKane and
Chin ley Shaeffei leading the emnpett.
Lion, fifteen netmen are contending
foe places on the vanity tennis team
no opening match with Penn a
o eel, from today
A eating 'adder is being used to de
termine the men v.ho mill play in the
matches this season. The fifteen
Banking men are place.] on the laddei,
and any candidate is allowed to chal
lenge a nine above him By defeat
ing the latter, the challenge' omen
into his place '
Inaugur atinc, the 10'12 Lion lass tesle Edel last l eal 'N n egolro cent.. 5,11
season the "Nitta. stickmen is ill fare fit Can loon's for men post Eithei
St Johns, North Am. leap champions Clan,. on %Amin. inan inav get the
of last year, on Neu Beaser held a* 2 ',al. for the ,entei her tin Antonson
-'elect lemon lOU after non I II Casa.' to pl. the ro , t. attach posi-
Bauman, pliktically the 515015 team m tior big Metal nias al 0 In cal. into
:that a cat through the 19 11 season ,Ons. game their Weis, and Cr °oho
'undefeated, later ta imphing .. thel.in likely he assigned ID Paol to PLY
champions of Carada for the North the borne pistons,
.kincricar title the Annapolis stick- Officials for the game ale Km.' of
men should offer the unti led Lion S, arthmot, si Imo stall act as 10101 cc,
Wel, plenty of action St John' , ha: is lid. ('ores, of Sys acute, ail be
held the national intetcollegiate title judge of pint Ti,, St .101,,,- lineup
so, the last too peals I has not sot been definitels document for
1 the opening plav
Lineup ' Dental lc e
To Resume :Hatches I 0 ,
Frank Hai tiler, Bud Wilson, George' Getting oil to an curly start to-1
mni sow * opponent , * has e all ends an- , C %ETA IN .1 111 ES AN 'S 01. NCES
Reynolds. Dow Colter, and Dan , , „-' „ , ' ~ I
Greenfield rank next to :slcKune and ' awed " ea '''''' too games tints Y ea ' I CO-ED 1 - 112 SIT) RIFLE TE‘m
Beside- trampling a Washington Col- 1
Shaeffer .as 15 .result or this w cel,'s I
team 13-to-1. the Annapolis la-, I
matches The first six men on the ' CS.
ossemer shut out Ulm en sits or \sir.' The nornen's torah-
rating 'add. ail represent the Lions l m - -• ` ' this year As. timounced last <M - eel, .
gun^ 1,5-to-0 into meek*, ago
next Friday
~,,,/ Captain I'. L . alms. li • assistant
be te lMatces bet. een the candidates M Although tine Nittanv lineup n^
'tc ntatis e Coach Ernie. Paul .111 proli-*e une `` m of mlli "" "' ce- It con
u ill - 1 sist , M. 111 Elm,* Culbertson' IM. Het
'll,
, Nans , 11
~S anlserl
abh assign the goal position to
test, so that a different ranking' may C on onn 5,50111 e t, ter m'
result beta e the netmen meet Susque- pi obahh be I ',',,., A Chas es
C i milotte L
.3
t humineis ~, and
sc. , at point Is bile Kane 5.9 expected r D - ,
~ '
haulm :Ma p 7 The system ma'. pre-, tr - get the cos. point a*n.ignnant ml ' - / Acker
duce considerable Valli:awn in the per - ' h e „ es e , , either Moos house or Do t Those named on the mile squad in-1
sonnet of teama used in varsity; mat t a r" K urt e.., r an ee , elude the team and Elsie 'II Douthett
matchesl
Carlson Shifted= I 5, Fiances T Paschall 'l5, Gss enel- I
Freshman tennis, under any this' mino So Rapp 'l5, Midleli E Smith i
stock, still be a gamed on a lan ger I illoulthrop has the edge for the first s _
scale this year, according to Coach r s.efenso h et th * 55 nth Labedda and Bohr 1..., and P. emu. M Ste, ens 'ri 1
Dutch Salo, Tao legulai matches Enyde: twining. a close second. At
With the 3.usity team and too mith;second defense Coach Paul expect. to
last year's intramural champions soul I us. Irony, Al hue Smith is the most
be scheduled The fast plebe-varsity logical candidate mot the other attain.
conte,st mil take place on the Val city position
hall coatis at 330 o'clock Tuesday Captain Catlsor has been shifted
aftei noon Ilion , second to thud attack en bile
MOTHERS' DAY--May Bth
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SHE EXPECTS—
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To Meet North American Champions on New
Beaver Field at 2 O'clock
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Page Three
MORROW
RUNNERS TO HOLD
TRIALS FOR MEET
Nittnn> Trachmen IV 111 Compete In
Helm Tr.)not, et 3:11 Mittel,
To detetnnne entrants in the Penn
Relays Fttday and Natal day, Lion
CI admen m ill Inn eluninatlon
on New Beat en field at 15 D'iloalt
tomon low erten noon, Coach Nate Ca! I
moll announced 3 estelda,
Included in the events ate th. , 120
card high hurdles, the 220-naid da , h
the 110-yard dash, and the ,SBO-nu,
dash, mink distance men udl hay
then chance in the nnle tun
Prom the uinners of thess ennun
Mons the track motile, .111 Chou, ,
qualtei-mde relay temp, a hall-mil
iclan team, a medley splint 1 , s1„,
quattet, and !Lionel', to elite, the tine
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