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wearing a bettered black hat, and a
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Lion Nine Meets ; West , Virginia
In
_Home Opener Today at 4:00
Take 6-5 Victory Over Western Maryland; Lose
Ten Inning Navy Game, 2-1.
The Lion baseball team. opens its
houie season against West Virginia
on the New Beaver field diamond this
afternoon at 4 p.
The Mountaineers will stay over• to
play the Lions Saturday afternoon at
3 o'clock' in a return engagement. This
game 'will follow the freshman battle
it -Pt br Ac• that
~dercersburg Academy thal
will get under way atj2:ls o'clock.
IViercersburg has two decisive vic
tories under its belt already this year.
Wednesday they blanked Staunton
0-to-0 as Schoenbamn gave the mili
tary boys only one Lingle..
With a 6.-to-5 victory over Western
Maryland and a 2-to-1 tenth inning
defeat.at the hands of Navy, .the_Li
ons.began their current season in fair
ly promising fashion. The Western
Maryland contest pliyed
Westminster, Maryland, op.:Friday,
'April 10 i..the Navy , game ire - Anntipb
lie on Wednesday, April if:,
To' win the - Western Maryland
game the Nittany tossers' were forced
to push two runs aeross'in the ninth
inning. The score was 5-to-4 against
them at the time. A single by Boho
land a triple by O'Hora accounted for
the first .run.: °Torn crossed the
platter with the second when the op
, posing right-fielder dropped Bielicki s
fly. Big Wayne Vonarx hit u home
run in the sixth inning.
The Navy setback was a heart.
breaker for Frank Smith. He allowed
only three hits and struck -out ten
IMiddle batsmen. However, he passed
out seven walks—enough to lose the
game. Navy's winning tally in the
last half of the tenth was unearned.
!Left-fielder Matheson reached first
when O'Hora threw. low to first, but
; went all the .way to third when Vo
'narx was slow in retrieving the bill.
He then scored when -Frank' Smith's
wild pitch bounded off Koriffek's mit.
State's only score came In; the. first.
With. two outs, Boho singled'on the
ground over second. Captain „Miller
:then tripled to deep left field, , send
ing Boho home. Navy counted in 'the
seventh when pitcher Eliot 'walked,
.! advanced to second on a sacrifice; and
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scored on a single by third baseman
Pratt. On 'his 'other three appear
ances at thd plate, Eliot fanned.
Composite Penn State Ms Score
Fifty-Fifty
AB. 11. H. 0. A. E.
Waters, 3b 5 0 0 2 3 0
O'Hora, ss 8. 1 3 3 2 1
Boho, If, 6 2 2 1 2 0
Miller, ef. . 9 0 2" 3 2 0
Kornick, e 6 0 0 14 1 1
Bielicki, rf 8 0 3 3 0 0
Vonarx, lb .6 2 1 14 0 0
Fisher, 2b .--8 1 1 3 5 0
1-Smith, p 4 0 1 0 0 0
2-Miehoff, If 4 1 1 4 . 0 0
2-Crosson, c 9 0 0 4 1 0
2-Wassel, 31) . .____4_3 0 1 4 1 1
. °2-Ford . 1 0 0 0 0 0
2-Simoneelli, p 0 0 0 0 0
I—First game only; 2—second game
*Ford batted for : Wassel in eighth
• Vvo-base hits: — lVossel, Michoff,
!Nadal ihOe-Tonse'. hits: .o'llorn,
Miller; home run: yonarx.
Arrive From Detroit
Prof. Robert G. Bernreuter, of the
department of psychology, and Wil
liam S. Hoffman, registrar, are ex
pected to arrive today from Detroit,
where they hive been attending the
meetings of the American Association
of University Registrars. Professor
Bernreuter spoke to the group on the
use of tests in selecting students for
admittance into college.
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Grid Team To Meet
Lock Haven Here
Tomorrow .
Penn State football fans will get an
'advance showing of their HMG grid
iron machine tomorrow when Coach
Bob Higgins sends his men into a
practice game with Lock Haven State
Teachers' College on New Beaver field
at 2 o'clock.
The game marks the high point of
the most extensive spring football
campaign in the Nittany Lions' his
tory. Over fifty candidates have been
practicing daily for three weeks, and
Coach Higgins expects to confine:.lH-
W the end of April.
A line-up composed of new faces,
for the most part, will take the field
tomorrow. Many of last year's let
termen are out for spring sports. A
few of the veterans have been shifted
to other positions, while the rest of
the team "consists of transfers and
menthol's of the freshman team.
Captain Chuck Cherundolo will
start at tenter. The guard "positions
will be held down by Lou Barth. and
Johnny Ilconomos, veterans,. with
Tony Sacco and Tor TOretti of the
freshmen ready for service.
.Toretti
played . center for the yearlings, but
has been shifted to guard by Higgins.
Battaglia freshman guard of . two
years ago, has returned to school and
will probably play.
Dun De Marino, sophomore letter
man, will be at one of the tackle
posts, while Dean Hanley, a fresh
man, will he his running mate. Han
ley is the outstanding line prospect to
fill Captain Bob Weber's position.
Ends will be chosen from Carl
Waugmnan, who played freshman ball
in 1931, but was out with an injured
knee last season; Earantovich, fresh
man star; pc Adessa, a transfer, and
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Track Team Shows Improvement
After Workouts During Holidays
Werner Hopes for Repeat Win in 2-Mile Relay
At Penn Carnival; Weightmen Practice.
Despite the bad weather during the
Easter holidays, which handicapped
the work-outs of the squad of fifteen
trackmen who remained here for
practice, Coach "Chick" Werner, at
the present writing, is fairly well
pleased with the form that his charg
es are showing Its they prepare for
their first competition of the season
at the Penn Relays at the end of this
month.
While banking most heavily upon
the championship 2-mile relay team
to score a victory, "Chick" is also
- counting, upcn several other teams
and individuals to capture places. The
wort.• of the weightmen, and of Cap
tain Bill Miller, in particular•, has
shown a lot of improvement. Miller
is now doing around lhO feet consist
ently—which is• the equal of his best
performance last year—and upon cne
occasion he got off :11W-foot throw,
three feet short of the winner's"-dis
tance at the Relays last year.
Hurdlers Show' New Strength
Emmet Brown and lan :Murphy arc
both doing; around 41 feet ln the shot,
while the latter, along with Toni Pri
olo and Common, have been bettering
130 in the discus. While these are not
outstanding marks they are quite
good, when the poor weather condi
tions are taken into consideration.
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The hurdles, an event in which tho
varsity was weak last year, now look
to be one of the strongest spots on
the team and Werner may send
shuttle hurdle relay team to Philadel
phia. Prankie Osterlund has been
showing improved form, and he, to
gether with Jim Redmond and Dave
Bauer, from last year's yearlings, and
Greg Thompson, in nem varsity dis
envery. should make up a pretty for
midable quartet.'
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