FrMay, May 22, 19a;
Spring Sports Schedule Nears Close This Week-end. With 5 Teams in Action
Lacipsse Team Ready for Army
In New York Invasion Tomorrow
By FRANCIS
Penn State's varsity lacrosse team
meets , another\ tough opponent . wlien
it invades Vest Point to -battle' the
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Army , tomorrow, The - Pointers' rec
ord. plus two ,alkAmericans in their
line-up.-gives them a 'comfortable ' ,
edge for victory. IThe season ends in
a home game against the highly fa-I
vored IVlarylandersion May 30. . The
freshmen ten - will \finiih
game schedule wheirtthey cross sticks
with the Maryland frosh as a prelim
inary to the varsity encounter.
John Kilfoil, veteran defense, is
definitely out for the \ season. John
suffered a torn tendon. and
blood vessel in the Cornell He
has . played_snatnrefatAve ball all
•seagerLanif.his experience was a great
asset.-to the . tepin.7-ll9ovill be grad
uated An-June" ' (1- ;- \ •
The defense ;II F Meet' another su
preme - test`- ; when tltk,,facel the Army
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attackmen. Truxton, Pointer center;
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• and 'Captain True, first defense. are
all-Kniericans. State's defense com
posed of Heft, Hontz, Eisenman, and
Proslui is' prepared to do, its best
against the Army mule: '
Lacrossemeri' making the trip, into
New York include Gerber, Rumbaugh,
Robeson, Hasek, Himolf, Conley, Hoft,
Hantz', - Eiienniari,.and Proksa as the
starting- line-up, also, Jacober, Cohn,
Simpson, lVteEwen, Foster, Month),
Douthet4; and Snook. -
. N Sitten seniors go into the last,
retch of their lacrosse careers. They
include Captain Ellwood Gerber, Ed
Rumbaugh, George Robeson, Bob
Eddy, Woody Douthett, John Kilfoil,
and Carl Hasek. Rumbaugh' is. high
scorer to, date with 12.marke'rs;.Robe
son is second with nine:ll*k has
scored - five, while Eddy.haS - one tally
to •his . , credit. ' .
Crossin's Hit
Climaxes 9th
Imling Rally
State Defeats Bisons,
9 to 8; Owls Here
On Saturday.
By JERRY WEINSTEIN
• Climaxing a ninth-inning rally with
Don Crossin's pinch single, Penn
State's winning ball team: squeezed
out a 9 to 8 victory over Bucknell on
New Beaver field Wednesday.
With the score 8 to 6 in the Bisons'
favor, Rabbit Wear started off the
ninth frame by drawing a walk. John
Boho, •who replaced Joe Bielicki in
right field after. the latter had
"Sprained'his ankle sliding into second
in the first inning, singled' to send the
Rabbit to third. Mike Kiirnick's
beautiful .hit scored Wear and Boho
took third.• '
Still trailing by a run, Red °Tore
came to bat with two on. Bucknell's
pitcher hit Red and the bases were
loaded. Mel Vonarx, up. next, lined a
hard-hit ball between first and. sec
ond. Bucknell's second sacker made
a beautiful catch, doubling Red off
Bra:"
Captain Pero Miller was on a spot,
for a hit meant the ball game. He hit
a slow grounder to third.. But the
throw to first was wide and Boho
came in with the tying run, Kornick
! taking third. All this just set the
stage for Cyossin, who batted for Wa
ters. He lined a single into short
right field that broke up the game.
Frank Smith, who relieved Ben Si
moncelli in the fourth, was the win
ning• pitcher. The game was • a see
saw affair, with Bucknell ahead most
of the time. State collected fifteen
hits, while .the Bisons had thirteen.
Bucknell also used two pitchers.
To-Play Four Games
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Tomorrow's game with Temple
marks the, first , four remaining
dontests for the season. On Wednes
day, the Lions meet Muhlenburg' here,
and next Saturday, face Bucknell in
a return ,showing,at•Lewishui.g. Syra :
case will claSe the schedule - oa. Sat
urday of Commencement week-end.
. Temple's .record this season show's
nothing very impressive. The Phila
delphia' 'school dropped games to
Navy; Villanovi, and Gettytburg, as
did jhe Lions. „
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Coach" Joe tedenk - intends to:use
the same ' line-up , that' has, gone
through what promises to be a very
successful year with a record of-nine
wins.in thirteen attempts. A possible
mound choice for tomorrow's fray is
Bill Ford, big sophomore righthander,
who_has not 'appeared in any games
this year. He had a successful sea
son with Leo Houck's freshmen last
year..
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Between
The Lions
By 808 GRUBB
The last issue of this year's Cot- -
LEMAN goes to press without be
ing able to announce, or even fore
cast with any reasonable degree of
accuracy, who. the new basketball
coach might be. The final decis
ion will -probably not be made un
til the personnel ,committee of-the
Athletic Board of Control meets on
June G.
Latest rumor in local sporting
circles concerns' Blair. .Cullion, bas
ketball and track coach at the Uni
versity of Tennessee, as a likely
candidate. Cullion, whose southern
school team won the conference
championship last year, came here
this week for an interview. His
lint coaching job was at little Earl
ham College, Richmond, Indiana,
where his teams. defeated both
Purdue and Indiana. .
So far nine out often candidates
considered have been' coaches from
mid-western schools and it seems
reasonable to believe that the final
selection will be made from that
sector.
An idea 'of svhat,•Bob Ruther
ford's golf . team would have been
like had several of the veteran
linksmen returned to school this
year may be gained from the per
formance of Billy Hnydman, fresh
man here last year,. in breaking
the Old York Road Country Club
record to win the :Ehnike tourna
ment in Philadelphia the other day.
Hyndman not only shattered the
course record but' set what is be
lieved to be a new national
eight
een
by doing the first eight
een in 03—Out in' 28' an back in 35.
Johnny Calvin, who held down
the 165-pound berth on the Lion
wrestling - team last season, passed
the aeronautical . board's test for
his amateur pilot's license. He's
been flying since last fall . Lefty
Knapp,. former Lion halfback, is
one of those lucky seniors who has
a job. He'll be assistant phys. ed.
director 'of Royersford high school
and will coach all athletics . . . It
is no secret on the Hill' at Syracuse
that Eddie O'Brirdn'sl7 back pain,
which was serious enough to keep
him out of the track meet here.last
week, is causing alarin. He may
not compete in the I. C. 4-A
championships at Philadelphia next
week" as Coach Toni Keane would
Prefer t obese all meets'rather than
take a chance with his Olympic
hope.
PIAA Track Meet
Here Tomorrow
Eleyen Districts To Eend Teams
To Try for Championship
Of Pennsylvania.
The state's best in schoolboy track
and field men will be unleashed to
morrow on New Beaver field for the
event .they've been pointing for al!
year, the P. I. A. A. state champion
ships, Preliminary trials begin at 10
o'clock and the finals start at 2.
EleVen districts in the 'state . are
Sending . men in;.Clais A .and; B. Lost
Saturday 'the .diatriCt championships
were held; and the :first.:; and ,second;
place winners in each:event won the
right to come here far the state meet.
Same sparkling timea.and distanc
es' were turned in by the winners.
AVitnes. Kinzie, of. Altoona; who
stepped over the 220. low
of
in
the record-breaking time of 23.8 sec
onds. A team mate, Ammerman,
trotted in •arthe finish of a mile and
still did 9:30.
State College high school has some
potential champs in Hartman, who
runs the 100,in 10.1, Maurer, a 22-
foot broad-jumper, and Hosterman, a
sophomore who has been getting in
the low 23's for the 220. The local
team took second to Altoona in the
District 6 meet last Saturday.
Try Our Coney, Island
HOT DOGS
'They're Electrified'
SPIDER'S
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Trackmen Vie
Against Army
P . In Final Meet
Oppose Cadets Away;
Slim Chance For
Victory Seen.
By FRANK TITLOW
Army's veteran, undefeated track
temn will oppose the Lion runners in
their last dual meet .of the season at
West Point tomorrow afternoon.
• So far this year, State has defeated
West Virginia and Syracuse, and lost
by five points to Pittsburgh. A vic
tory tomorrow would finish up a
great season, but the chances are slim.
: It would be an upset if his team
won, according to ."Chick" Werner.
Jim Redmond is making the trip but
will probably have to confine himself
to the high jump. His absence in
the hurdles and broad jump will be
sorely felt. '
Layne Stars in Sprints
Army looks strongest in the spiints,
where they have Layne and Reeves.
Both of these' men do under 10 flat
for the hundred. In a dual meet with
Boston College three weeks ago,
Layne broke both Academy sprint
records, doing 9.7 in the hundred and
21.8 in the 220. Art John and Dave
Bauer meet these tornadoes in the
100, while John, and Stiteler or Dow
ney will probably run the furlong.
Bernie Ozeheski, who has been im
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proving steadily in the pole vault,
will have his hands full with Kloeke
and Jackson, a pair of 13-footers. In
the high jump Redmond and Jay Mc-
Williams, who came out for the first' .
time last Saturday and took a first,
will meet Army's Willis, who gets
over six feet.
Pete Olexy, just about in the pink
by now, meets his acid test in the
mile and two-mile. Army has two
smooth veterans, McManus, who can
do a 4:20 mile and Hubbard a 9:40
two.milei% Pow is usually right on
McManus' heels in the two-mile.
Bauer, Thompson, and Osterhind, if
they're right, should tally strongly
in both hurdles. Downey and Baird
meet Cadet Davis, capable of, 99, in
the quarter. In the half, Book. Mar
kowitz. and Stiteler run against
Brown. who does better than two
minutes.
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Tennis Team Concludes Season
With Panther, Tartan Matches
By S'I'EVE CAMPBELI
The Nittany Lion tennis learn will pressive all year, and have yet to
leave today for Pittsburgh where itaste defeat. The Panthers, strongly
they will conclude their 1036 season larmed with star Performers , lame
against the Tartans of Carnegie Tech ;downed such teams as W. and .1., Car
and the Panthers of Pittsburgh. Inegie. Grove City. Bethany, and oth-
A Lion victory over Tech tip- !ers with ease.
pears probable in view of Carnegie's Undoubtedly the feature match of
unsuccessful invasion last year and I the day will be that in which Paul
its rather mediocre season this year. Massey. State sensation, and the
Tech has lost several matches, in- 1 Panther star, Bob Madden, tangle.
eluding those to Pitt, W. and J., Al- Smart money must go, of course, on
legheny, and others. On the other Madden, who has really cut a swath
hand they hold two victories over in collegiate and amateur tennis ch.-
Duquesne University. Ides, but smart money has been
It is always disagreeable to pre ,. I wrong before. After the tennis that
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lint a defeat in the last match of the I Massey has displayed so far this year
-canon, but all dope points to a Pitt
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