Tuesday, May !)-, 1938
Between
the Lions
i with
' The Sports Editor
We were going to interview Way-
land Dunaway or somebody and get
some vivid first hand impressions of
i.hc late lamented North .Carolina-
Cheated by Jup Pluvius’ capers from
| meeting .the Temple Owls Saturday
■ afternoon, the Li oh baseball team will
j encounter an unknown .quantity in the
form of, Susquehanna University on
New Beaver field at 4 o'clock tomor
skins, and all. Grim and determined J?pw afternoon.
Tenn State swimming meet but, like
Garbo, Wayland refused to talk. He
said he was trying to forget. How-
ever, we were there, hip boots, oil
we battled the elements for two hours
while the Lion tracksters tried to re-
sist the flood of Tarheel points. Nate's
proteges made a valiant try to win
fcut they were finally submerged by a
very few points in the waters of New
Beaver field. So water you going to
do about it?'
This and That
We enjoyed that little game of hide
and seek that the Lion stickmen play
ed with the middies before the official
game.on Saturday .. . first the State|
men came on the field, then NavyJ
then State, ad infinitum . . . Here's!
’ throwing a wreath of the very finest]
Mount Olympus laurels to that plucky
high school miler who' ran two com
plete laps minus a shoe . . . Harry
Hill, that bronzed and rather hand
some life guard from ‘the Glennland,
felt quite: at home while taking the ■
120 high hurdles on Saturday: . but
no one drowned, so no one needed to
ba resuscitated . . . except Coach Nate .
Cartmcll . . , What venerable old die- •
hard maintained that there was en
tirely too much Space between first ]
and third places in the .440 for North i
Carolina to come in second? ... '•
—■ w. m; s.
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LION DIA
TEMPLE-LION GAME
PREVENTED BY RAIN
Bcdenkmen Will Meet Invaders
Oh New Beaver Field
At 4 O’Clock
Ry FRED W. WRIGHT ’33
. With an aggregation replete with
veterans, Susquehanna will invade the
lair of the Lion even stronger than
last season,, when they defeated the
Blue and White by a 17-to-lG score.
The Crusaders have been rained out
twice, but have a" record of two vie-,
tories, and no defeats thus far this
season.
To date Susquehanna lias encoun
tered very little difficulty in their
•first two, games. On their southern
tpur two weeks ago, the Selinsgro
vians defeated Haverford College, ?-
to-0, and crushed the University of
Delaware by a 15-to-5 score..
Lion Pitcher Undecided
i. Chief among the invaders' hopes for
j victory are. thc : presence of Myers,
who pitched’ here last season; and
Catcher Sassaman in • the line-up.
I Sassaman, who is playing his first
season as.a regular, is a find; from
all, not only, is a.depend
able receiver and handler, of pitchers,
but-wields a potent bat.
‘■Coach Joe Bedenk is considering
three .possible changes in the Nittany
Lion line-up‘for the game tomorrow.
■Either ,big. Keith Parks ! ,or Jack Lut
cher, both of whom have been idle for
ten. days, will get the hurling assign
ment. •
- - Although Rightflelder Stocker has
apparently made good in the outfield,
Coach Bedenk may substitute Ed
wards' against the Crusaders in case
a last-minute switch of pitchers is
made. Edwards, who swings from the
‘starboard side of the plate, would
have.more of an.advantage nghinst a
left-hahder than Stocker.
oh the package, KNOW Iran,
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[QNDMEN TO ENGAGE SUSQUEHANNA TOMORROW
Nittany Traci Team Loses
To N. Carolina, 64J4-61/ 2
Childers, Tarheel Star, Wins First Places in
100-, 200-Yard Dashes, Broad Jump
Event for 15 Points
By PHILLIP
A North Carolina flash named Chil
ders was largely responsible for the
defeat of the Lion trackmen in the
dual meet held Saturday afternoon
which the Tarheels annexed by a
64V{:-to-61% score. The heavy spring
rain might be blamed for the defeat,
also.
Childers, with firsts in the 100-yard
dash, the 220-yard dash, and the broad
jump, garnered a total of fifteen val
uable points, any three of which the
Lions would have been glad to gee.
Mullis, another Carolina man, won the
discus and shot put events to gain sec
ond place in sc'oring honors with ten
points.
Carolina Takes Early Lead
Penn State got four first places in
the quarter-mile dash, the half-mile
run, the two-mile run, the high jump,
and tied for first place in the pole
vault. Kershner and his Carolina op
ponent, Jackson, deadlocked each
other at eleven feet and had to divide
tho points.
'Carolina, taking an early lead'in the
field events, appeared on the way to
a' certain victory, but with the run
ning of the races, Penn State gave its
rooters hope as the score approached
a tip. Finally, with but the 220-yard Thursday atternoon , Lion ten .
dash remaining, thei scoi-e stood 56>A- nis squad will leaVß on its - oal tri
to-59 m favor of the Tarheels, o£ the seasan .. The aetmen wi] , p]a J,
A first and third, in the event would Lehigh at Bethlehem Friday after
give the Nittany trackmen a tie with noon* and then journey to West Point
tho visitors* while first and second to engage the Cadet squad Saturday,
mean victory. Dale ah'eady had Wet courts caused the cancellation
beaten Childers, and hope surged of the match between. Penn State and
hjgh. But Childers finished-ten yards Carnegie Tech netmen here Saturday
in advance of two bewildered Lions afternoon.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
W. FAIR, Jr. ’35
and the meet went to Carolina.
The summaries follow:
100-yard dash—won by Childers, Carolina:
Aldrich, Penn State, second: H. Steel, IVnn
Suite, third. Time 10 1-5 sec.
220-yard dash—won by Childers. Carolina: 11.
Steel. Penn Stuto, second: Dale. Penn State,
third. Time 22 I*s see.
440-yard dash—won by Rhodes. Penn State:
Space, Penn State, second; Fox. Carolina,,
third. Time 611 1-5 see.
SSO-yard run—-won by Captain Dunaway. Penn
State: Sicsky, Pynn State, second: William
son, Carolina, third. Time 2: 4 2-6. ;
Mile run—won by Mcßae. Carolina; Siesky,
Pehn State, second; Captain Dunaway, Penn
State, third. Time 4: 43 2-5. j
2-mile run—won by Kini;, Penn Slaty; L.
Sullivan. Carolina, second: Harvey. Penn'
State, third. Time 10: 25 4-5. i
220 low hurdles—won by Hawthorne. Carolina'; |
Abernathy, Carolina, second: Jackson, Penn
I State, third; Time 26 1-5. I
120 hteh hurdh-s—won by Abernathy. Caro-1
I linn; Hawthorne, Carolina, second; Hill, 1
Penn State, third. Time 16 1-5. j
Hteh jump—won by O’Shea, Penn State;!
Slnford. Carolina, und Sayliind, IVnn State,)
tied for second place. Heteht 5 ft. 11 in f
Broad jump—won by Childers. Carolina; Say-1
land. I’cnn State, second; Hubbard, Carolina, 1
thinl. Distance 22 ft. 4 in.
Pole vault—Kershner, Pehn State, and Jack- 1
son. Carolina,-tied for'first piucc: Ilcniun.j
Penn Stutc, and McDonuld. Carolina. tiyjj
for third place. Heteht 11- ft. I
Javelin—won by LeGore; R. Steel, Penn
State, second: Adams, l’ynn Slate, third
DisUincc 178 ft. 6 in.
Discus—won by Mullis, Carolina; R. Steel.
Penn State, second: Schmulcler, Carolina,
third. Distance 135 ft. 10 in.
Shot put—won by Mullis, Carolina;.!!. Steel,
Penn State, wccond: Johnston,: Penn State,
‘third. Distance 42 ft. 5 in.
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NiTTANYSTICKMEN
DEFEATED BY NAVY
Lions Hold Middies to 2-2 Tie
In Opening Quarter, But
Weaken in Second Half
By JOHN A. BRUTZMAN ’j:
For fifteen minutes last Saturday,
tho Nittany lacrosse ten looked like
All-Americans against Navy, but the
pace was too fast, and a 2-to-2 tie ut
the end of the first quarter was trans-.
formed into an 11-to-'l defeat at the
close of the game.
The game was only two minutes old
when Kane, playing defense, scored
the first point for the Lions. After
a few minutes, Captain Jake Etkl
found the net, and Penn State led,
2-to-0. Navy followed with its first
point, and just before the whistle blew,
ending the first period, Condon sank
one to tie the score at 2-all.
Lions Score First
The Lions opened the scoring in the
second .quarter, when Moulthrop
| counted after a long run up the field,
t A minute later, Buse scored for Navy,
! and that was the last time that the
Nittany stickmen held the lead. Con
don tossed one in? and then Bedell
scored from about fifteen yards out.
The seoi;e at half-time was 5-to-3.
I As the third period opened, Horton
I tossed another one in for the Navy
l when Reed, playing goal, came out to
meet him. Three minutes later, Mor
ton scored again, and Pollock went in
for Reed. The Navy attack was click
ing, however, and Condon, Ferguson;
and Nibbs all scored to bring the total
to 10-to*3 at the end of the quarter.
The fourth quarter was a see-saw
battle, with neither team getting
many chances at the net. Condon
scored once for Navy, and with only
three minutes to go, Koth got the last
Lion point on a nice shot from the
side.
• • •
Wyoming, Altoona Win
In Track Meet
Take First Places in Annual
, Inter-School Tourney
Competition
Climaxing a thrilling struggle for
the class A title, Wyoming Seminary
nosed out Kiski Prep by a margin of
oni-half a point to win the interscho
lastic meet GGVa-to-GG 0 n Saturday.
Altoona high school easily won the
class B championship in the twenty
fourth annual running of the event
which was marred by a wet truck ami
muddy field.
Failure to score a point in the half
mile run is probably responsible for
Kiski’s defeat. Both schools had at
least one point in all other events, but
the prep school boys were blanked m
the- 880-yard run. The yellow-trunked
boys from Dickinson Seminary, the
only other 'school in B class, 'scored
21Vj points for third place.
Altoona, although behind Lower i
fterion and Norristown as a result of'
a mediocre showing in the field events
run off early in the afternoon, soon
proved its supremacy in' the dashes
anti distance runs to score 46!{. points
in annexing the meet for the" fourth
successive time. Lower Mcrion garn
ered 31 Vs points for second place,
while Norristown scored 30 & points.
Bedford was fourth with 11 points.
Tn the one-mile relay, the Altoona
team - also carried off the honors.
Lower Merion ran second, while
Ebensburg high school placed third.
The time was three minutes forty
nine and three-fifths seconds.
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Page Three 1
ILION GOLFERS TIE
WITH LAFAYETTE
Niltany IJnksmen Make First
Appearance at Home in
Rain Saturday
By KENNRTII C. HOFFMAN MS
Golfing is usually considered to bo
*a fair-weather sport, but no one would
j have thought so Saturday afternoon
[when the Lion Jinksmcn braved the
j elements in battling the Lafayette
j team to a .'J-10-S stalemate on the Col
i lege course;
Captain Powers, who had defeated
Freddie Brand in a dual match here
two seasons ago, turned in the best
score of the contest, a 74, which was
four above.par -for the course. Pow
ers’ consistent play gave him a vic
tory over Lloyd Beyers, five up and /
four to go, in the first match of the
afternoon.'
Marshall, Ritenour Win
j Tom Marshall, with a medal score
j of 75, defeated Rothcnberg, of Lafay-
I ette, four and three, to even the team
, scores. Lafayette gained another
point, however, when Powers and
Rothenbcrg outclassed Beyers and
Marshall, two up, in the first four
some match.
'» The team score was tied for the
• second time when acting captain Dick
Ritenour defeated Jack Brewer, of
i, Lafayette, five and four, in the third
• dual match. Brewer, the second of
■ j the trio of visiting veterans, lost his
• match here two years ago, when enp
• tain-elect Bill Nacios won out on the
eighteenth hole.
i Taylor, the third veteran on the
i Maroon team, scored the third point
;for his team by triumphing over Roge
j Hetzel, five and four, in the final
match. Their lead was wiped out
when the Lion duo, Ritenour and Het
zel, combined forces to secure a point
for “low ball" in the second four
some.