ay, May 6, 1932
BettOeeiz
the Lions
with
The Sports Editoi•
There's one day on which the home
'e,its on any group of sports sched
es come to a climax. That day, as
as Penn State's spring sports are
ncerned, conies tomot row when
heduled home engagements for foul
I , ,ity tennis and two freshman ag
egatmns, together with the annual
ter scholastic track meet, make the
over athletic fields the busiest hive
activity they wdl he this spring
•pi ecootatives or the ty-twediffet
t institutions will be here ffIV the
nmetitive activities.
"rho keen interest displaked
throughout the State in the inter
seholaqie elect, coon though it's
depressum year, testifies to the
no renulalion this annual Nil
lIIIM=EtM2
IMSECI
Seeking, to bowl over Syracuse to
in the fist leg on the Thangular
somation tinnily, the baseball leant
mobahly the baldest twilc of the
yon its hand, The team has been
akened by losses through injury
d ineligibility and paired with this
the nattnal weakened morale nc
sinned by losing thee games in a
w Ihmevei, nothing should be
me conducive for a ietuin to form
an nett. icing to Beaver field, with
e undenioble summit the bleacher
, offer
MOM
Coach Joe Itedenk et making a
wise loose, we feel, in jibing Al
IleMinis the important starting
assignment. Al showed plenty
of his old form in his start
against Yale. If he rega, he,
old master.), it will just about.
soh° Nittan) hurling problems.
+ + +
This and that ... Lamy Conover
of a c heel ft om the haircut LIONVII
°inlay night Those Penn Re
y Avii.J. ‘4,,tches the trackmen arc
totting . Don't forget to cast
lit A A ballot Monday . .. Dave
booms and Jack Meyers, I'm mer
am-mate; on Dutch Het mann's Lion
innta, opposed each other in one of
nr.e I M ma,hhall games the other
iy . Leo llouck's middle name
Floi lan .. Princeton gained an.
mi one-ion victory Wednesday
..Phil Moonves will not he able
take over his fielding duties before
end of the month, the hospital has
tified Joe Bedenk . And svho
s it that said the Pitt meet tempi
(si tidl be a dunaway,
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WILILFAcg ORANGE,.
TEAM TOMORROW
Al DeDonis Slated for Pitching
litity in Pirht Associulirin
Contest of Season
lly nr:onnt: A. 9COTT '34
It talte., a champlon to come back
otter defeat.
Tomorrow afternoon Penn State's
Triangular association baseball cham
pions will take the field heir against
Syracuse University, dotes mined to
demonstrate that they are worthy
title-holders—that they can come
back after three losses in a row last
week.
The Orange contest marks the first
defense of their title by the Nittany
Lion batsmen this year• Them more
-association 'games die in the schedule
this month, two with Colgate and an
other with Syracuse at Syracuse, but
on tomorrow's showing probably rests
the Lion chances for their second
title, foi they must recover their
sti ide immediately it victory is to
come their way inthe future.
liedenk Shifts Lineup
With Phil Moonves lost to the team
indefinitely as the result of an injui y
received at Princeton last week, Coach
Joe Bedenk has been forced to shift
his lineup considerably to fill the
place made vacant in the outfield
Captain, Geroge Hoopes has moved
to Moonves' center field position and
either Herm Gaumer or Harold Brew
ster will fill the right field berth
A second change may send "Zee
Zawacki to first base in place of
Marsh, although ,the dances are
greatly in fawn of the more exper
ienced Marsh retaining his position,
at least at the stmt. Zawacki's lot
ting potter makes it difficult to keep
him off the first nine and Bedenk
this week gave him a trial at fast
base and found him fitting the nets
position in approved fashion.
Al Deßoms, who flings them from
the light side, has been nominated lot
pitching duty against the Orange.
The veteran showed plenty of stuff
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EREAKFAST WITH MOTHER
TO BEGIN. DEFENSE OF TITLE
Tomorrow's SpOiii Pioiiiiiii
Ifiterschniastic Track Preliminarie's, 9.00
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Varsity Track ____
Freshman 'track Pittsburgh I :On
ihters'cli'olimac Track Finals 1 :00
Swai thmore _
Varsity Baseball _
Susquehanna _
Tennis _
rEARLING TOSSERS
TO START SEASON
Untried Freqhman Team Will Oppnqe
Bellefonte Academy in Ftrst
With Bellefonte Academy as ite op
ponent, an untried fi °simian baseball
team will open its sea , . on New
Bennet Field diamond at 12 10 o'clock
tomorrow.
Although Coach Leo Houck has not
decided on the final lineup, Seliver will
T.I obably take the mound position with
Woolbert behind the plate Other
nacho. who may see action ale
Bookei, Dydo, Monte, Van Auken, and
Wert, while Bohn still probably get
in the game at the catehei's post
Eithei Symington of Rose will see
service at the first sack, while second
ms• will he held doss a by either
Stocker or• Boyd. Volk and Donovan
arc available for shoitstop dots, and
eithei Mikelonis, Bassett, or Daily will
take the third base position.
Left fieldeis who will probably get
in the game are Callahan and Cho,
noel., while either Maybee or Llew
ellyn will get the call at center field.
William , on Johnson will see action
a right field
his fast stmt of the season against
Yale last week despite the 11-to-1 de
feat chalked up against hon.
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2 FRATEIG4IIIES TO MEET IN
HORSESHOE FINALS TONIGHT
Alphr Zeta nail Meet Kappa Deli:
Rho lot the intramulal hol,,hog
championship at the Recreation hal
court: tonight.
The Alpha Zeta pitchers advanced
t, the finals by defeating Tau Kappa
Epsilon Number One, while Tau Kap
p:: Epsilon Number Two lost to Kap
pa Delta Rho in the semifinal,
Eight inti amm al sower tennis
in
ludmt, Alpha Chi Rho, Alpha Gamma
Rho, Delta Theta Sigma, Delta Up-
Phi Delta Theta, Phi Kappa
'on Sigma Ku, and Sigma Phi Alpha,
vcr thou] hest games in the pi elan
manev 01 the tournament loot meek,
ccording to Harty E Wil , on 'l3,
nonagon. Eight other teams ha,
et to play then first contests.
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STICKMEN LEAVE
FOR 2 CONTESTS
Will Meet Colgate Tweh e Today
Syracuse Toniorrow on
First Road Trin
Playing away from then liar on
New Beaver field for the first time
this year, Nittany Lion lacilssemen
will attempt to batter down the Col
gate Maroon ut Hamilton. N. Y, this
afternoon, and the Syracuse Orange
at Syracuse tOlllOl 10W.
With the Orangemen undoubtedly
possessing the mole formidable Lai dye
of the two, Coach Elmo Paul expects
to easily shake off the Monona attack
to coneenti ate on the Sy locus. fray.
Piactieally the same lineup will be
used for both games
Orange Tenn Strong
C‘synn soil! stmt at goal too the
Mai oon contest ,ith McMillen and
Day taking cane of the points At
the attack positions, Coach Paul mill
use Snnth, Captain Coils. and Craw
fond Honey., Kielai and Anton , on
one making the ti ip and may see ac
tion at either of these positions
The center berth sill be filled by
CI artier while Edel and Email° will
line up at the homes Kane, lie :eh
and Moulthrnp will start on the de
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