Friday, May,l2, 1929
LiOri Nine, Tops
NITTANY
- Crib Netmen
Oppose Pitt
1. In First 'Tilt
_;'"73o1) Treiv - ille Expected
I'o Pace Opener
Opeling the thategoist ly ached
uled tre , thman tennis , season in
, eenn' State history, the Nittany
Cubs taco Pitt on the varsity
rty at 2;10 tot= I om,afternoon
in No 1 pelt probably 1011
Ti Ammer Get man-
C;toti , n, Ihgh ace The lanky colored
L , `:boy , ,lian been showing well in prac
,-tlce and should hold up the key
„lar4t in! genii MAP Following hint,
the _PrtbnblP et del will, lip Ace
:,itowtnan, Chestet Mtflat r, rohn
Tohn - Knode and Itointui
Ornoliq ki
,
T , he 'fresitman squad has been
holding elimination matches dot
lug the pant v.eelt and should he at
full strength against the Panther
Cubs Manager Paul (leis has
prensed the 'opinion that although
,'not a world' heater, the team looks
nt dna
Following totem z ow'T - match the
a nits' have only one onion engage
,,.incnt, au eneountet at Gettysburg
"next Saint flay
', Captain Ray Cosisety has mole
minutes of playing Lime to his
`credit than tni other man on the
Penn State Inciosse team
TRACKMEN TO
Lian Runners Down
Spartans 14-57
• On'Monday
By 808 LANE
S% coping 11 nut of 15 fiemi
places and qmashing four moot
lecordq. the 1 , 11lton) Lion thin-
clads scored their second eonseen
tire tictm,4 of the cument Benson
'when they dawned Michigan State.
74.17, at East 'Lansing Monday , to
remain undefeated
Aiming MI limit third triumph
in as many starts, the Blue and
White tracltmen, 23 strong, will
leave State College this morning
to encounter Marty Glickman and
Company at Syracuse tomorrow
Nick Volt:mode was the out
standing star of the Lions' vic
troy over the Spartans, tithing
rusts in the javelin throw discus,
and Nita put In the shot put Niel.
br . tzl.e the meet record with a
heave of 45 feet, 5% inches
Michigan Ace Out
The Spartans were handicapped
by the loss of Wilbur Greer, top
notch Apr inter, who pulled a mug
cle and was unable to participate
In the meet
In the mile relay Coach Chick
Werner combined Bob Hunching%
a Mottle!, Bernie Kalmanowici, a
Woad junipm, Bill fittest, a hell
ndlet, and Van Hartman a min
ter inner Surpilqingly enough,
ihiq Lion "foreign legion" eon the
clay in the excellent time of
229 With the exception of
Ilnichlngq who qtarted the race,
all the men ran the 440 in limey
nuclei .51 secondq
121 the hurdles Captain kf liter
Fro?iec lowered his 120 high hur
dle recoid from 14 8 to 141, as he
swept over the high !urlers to
set'. new State mark Repeating
. _
ills pc:lto:mance In the 220 yard
low hut (1104,4N:trier topped the up
, :ightfi in 218 to tic the recotd he
eel last sear
Aided by a moderate wind at his
hack, Will Sutton blazedovei the
chi:lc:4 in 10 fiat to (mobile the
100-yard daSh, In the 220 lie again
moved his supremacy as he,eloelc%
ell 21 5 lead Lidteamtnnle; Walt
flosterman, to the tape in a thsill
lug finish
iGnesi Smashes Record
11111 Criest ~ ma- s hed the forme!
Michigan State mark,of 2 01 i in
the 880 as he turned the two laps
In 1 552 Bob Clark vaulted over
the bar at 12 Met, 9 1 / 2 Inches to
lower the former Spartan mark of
12 feet. C belles Van Hartman
'clipped the old State record by one
...Conti as he turned the - 440 in 514
, In the mirty that will encounter
the - Orange tomorron Sutton and
lio.teiman 1111 again handle the
sprints ,Hartman, Kalmanom lcz,
and tartest will run the middle dis
tances, mill Motile, Strange Hen
derson, Smith, nail Melee hand
ling the distance events Frazier
and frutehinga still tape the high
and low bindles
in the As eight and ileid events
Valcmanic, Platt, H,anley, Bach
_man,' Showalter, Beatty, Clark,
,lackson, - Doehnert, and Moffatt
still represent the Nittuny Lions
Michigan Meet Summaries
Ones mile—Won s. by Van Auken,
M S. second, Mode, P S , third,
Strange„ P , S Time-4 25 (New
meet record, old meet record
4 252) '
' 440-yard dash—W4on ,by Hart
'rain, P S . second, Machines, M
S , third, Mills, AI S Tinto— 51 4
(Continued on Page Four)
Cub Nine,To Face
Big 'Red_ Tonforrow
Still undefeated, Leo Houck's
freshman baleball nine heads-in—
to the last Mafia 'its abbieviated
schedule ,'facing 'a duel with 'Cm
nell's freshmen at Ithaca tomorz
Eithei Hen White or Don Del-
MUnzo will (haw the starting as
signment on
,the mound for the
Lion 'cubs. Howevei, Chatley 'Med
lin, Joe Wilk,' and Steve cum
along with the,uquad's only south
'Paw, Paul Lazar, will be ready
to enter the lineup - •
,High and Lan y Eisen
touch, who made good showings
when subitituted into 'the game
against Syracuse last' Saturday,
will hold, down the right and left
field berths.
Others Mated is stint against
the Big Red , are Wayne Frempter'
In centet,, Steve Matula at 'second,
Bill Debler at firit,Rrank Farris
at third, and Jack Stauffer behind
„
the plate
Sumllng;:and:lleceting
.Heating Systems Installed
BOB:TAYLOR,
'.‘ 'fitAL '2722
Pitt, 9=5,
BATTLE ORANGE AWAY
Linksmen Face Princeton,
Georgetoivn, Penn In EIGA
Southern championships
"Of all oui was, the ones this
Weekend ai e the toughest, and of
these, out (hut one, on Friday, IS
the 'worst
It was Golf Coach Bob Ruthei
ford speaking He was discussing
the triple-header the Nittanymen
face today and tomorrow In spite
of the amithing success of , his
charges, he was not ovei confident
The varsity golf team meets
Princeton; tied with the Blue and
White foi the lead of the southern
division of the 'Baste] n Intel col
legiate Golf League, at Ithaca this
atm noon
Tomo': ow, the Lion tangle , .
with Penn in the mot ning and
claws it out pith Geoigatown in
the afternoon
Almost eeitain is the fact that
if the Ratheifordmen me viol())
mus on Ftiday over. the Tigers,
they will have a field day 3n then
two meets Satin day
Almost certain is the fact that
if the Lions defeat Ptinceton, thdy
will sear the crown symbolic of
Eastern League, southern division;
supremacy at tomoi row's end
• Princeton Toughest Foe
But, it is the Princeton team
that is the one most likely to pro
vide that wall of granite ss h ich
the Blue and 'White has not yet
faced this season
On 'papd State 4eenvi to have
the supergn squad In league Loin
petition, the Nittany dubinen
have gamier] 12 nut of a pos.able
18' points to Plmeeton'i II Three
Stickmen To Meet
Hobart And Cornell
Away "Cillitests Today, ToinarOW Will 'Give
' Lion Therossemen Stiff Test
By BILL FOWLER
"Well," drawled the Syiataise coach after last S iturday' , , set
back, "liobait and. Cornell look platy tough foi you guys You'd
never have beaten us it we'd been up to pal "
Be that as it may, the fact Temains that the Nittany laciossemen
lid the Orange, and the Orange had walked all Over Hobait
and_Coinell in earlier games The fact also remains that'l9 stalwart
Thielmen left town yesterday aftei mum with a thin legatee to con
brine ssheie they left olf Satuiday
Still, it's a large order to whip
two good teams on successive
days—Hoban t today) and Cm nell
tomorrow Judging by, their 15-15
deadlock last Saturday in an ex
iod fray, there is little to
choose between the two
Hobai t, which the Lions tackle
this _afternoon, was undefeated
test season, 'ianhing numbei 1
among second-fight teams This
year the boys froln Geneva, N Y,
have stopped Union, Colgate and
Lafayette, - tied Cornell, and lost
to Syracuse Hobart's inside at
tack consists of three men who
have played together for seven
years—from high_school up—and
will bear plenty of watching
Nick has the Indian sign 'on
Cottrell—they've never beaten a
Thiel-coached outfit Hovievez, all-
Amei ican Brennan at home and
Seeley,_ flashy center fielder, are
aching to pull a scalp act foi the
Big Red
The ,Nittanymen will be with
out the services of center-fielder
Red Cramer, who was unable to
male the trip John nice and Ro
ger Sharp have recovered from
then burns'and shoulder ailment,
respectively, and will be back in
the lineup.
Those making the trip include
Al Blau, 'John-Buchman, Bait
Basel, John Carter,,Mike Cloak,
Ray Coskery, Alex Cowan, 'Ralph
DeFalco, Host Drake, Harris
I'ieedman,'John 'Genther, Andy
Krause, Bud_ Meyer s John Nice.
Jim Riddell, Gedrge hitter, How
-at d Rumbaugh, , Roger 'Sharp, and
Ott Wuenschel.
The '42 lacrossemen, 19 stiong,
will leave this afternoon to face
the Cornell flosh away tomoi ow
The local yearlings, victorious
over Lafayette Saturday, are out
to revenge last year's 16-2
tiim
ming by the Big Red
Harrison, Watts Will Coach
Barry S Manson '39, winner
of ,the outstanding senior athlete
award, and S. Thompson Watts
'39; star pitcher, , have been ap
pointed to high o school coaching
positions
Han loon will be coach of all
sports at Batboto' , High school
near r Philadelphia ..while Watts
has been named teacher of-physi
cal education and coach of base
ball for Id iffluitown,Bigli school
By ED HALL
of the Penn State ~quail nie fin
up the list in individual sun mg Jn
the league Scott Maxuell, latest
linksman addition, is tied 'with
Bill Daddio of Pitt 10i li st place
in individual scoring Bill Gloss
is tied fo'i second place with Shea
and Detweilet of Georgetown, and
Jack Biand Is in thud place with
many of the star players of rival
5908115.
Tigers Are Favorites
On paper, State appeals the
strange', yet Pi inteton is the fav
en ite Unless the linksinen horn
'the Nittany valley play flambe'
one golf, the Lion l%tll not 'mu
tiltamphantly o‘ei /
the East on
Saturday.
Het e ale the Pi inceton statis
tics, the reasons why. A 5 and 4
victory over Geotgetoun, one of
the ponerhouses of the East, a
roughshod triumph over a Urn
veisity of Viiginia team that had
piled up eight straight victor ies
berme it met the Tiger, a Prince
ton squad composed nearly man
for man of that team which com
pletely shutout a Lion six last
yea', 9-0; a Tigei considered by
experts to be the best team of the'
southei n division
Thus, that is what the Lion
goes to face If victotious, Satin
clay's matches should not be tough,
if defeated, there always wait
ing, a foimul ible Penn team set
to catch the iebounding Blue and
White, and, aftei that, a tough
Georgetown squad with a demi e to
kill
Cornell Downs
Courtmen 6-3;
Meet Bucknell
Lions Will Attempt Double
Vin Over Bisons; Took
First Match 8-1
By ED MCLORIE
Recoveung from a 6-3 defeat
by poweiful Cornell on Wednes
day, Conch Ted Roethke's tennis
men will Romney to Lewisburg to
moi row to meet Bucknell
, This will be the second meeting
between the Lions and the Bisons
this season Plumesly the Blue
and White came off with a 8-1
6 iumph.
Facing one of the best teams
in the East, Penn State's tennis
Lions• went down fighting before
an onslaught of superior court
play. Five of the matches went
into thice sets as the Big Red
copped foul singles and two dou
bles to break the Lion five-game
victory streak
The summaries Singles Rand
all, Cornell, defeated Hildebrandt,
6-3, 7-5, Boochever,' Cornell, de
feated Goodman, 6-2, 6.4; ME
old, Cornell, defeated Weinstein,
3-6, 6.3, 6-1, Hughes, Penn State,
defeated Waslenko, 2-6, 6-1, 6-8,
Bigott, Penn State, defeated Mc-
Carthy, 6-2, G-4, and Devine (Cap
tain), Cornell, defeated Arbeig,
6-3, 4-6, 8-6
Doubles Hildebi andt and Wein
stein, Penn State, defeated Rand
all and Giffoid, 6-4, 6-4; Booch
cver and Raley,' Cornell, defeated
Goodman and Bigott, I-G, 8-6, 6.3;
Des'ine and Affion, Cornell, de
feated Hughes and Feldman, 6-2,
6-1
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LIONS
With 808 WILSON
Sports Editor
Impiessions and 1 cflectlons
That' tennis coach Ted lloeth-
Ice deserves a 10-gun salute coi
moulding the net squad that is
co proficiently representing Penn
State on the clay - courts this
yea'
That 1 . 01 once in hi, long La
-1 eer it , , ba,eball coach, Joe Be
denk has a pitching staff instead
of what he call, "a bunch of
throe er-inners "
That next year's ‘arsity xvi est
ling schedule %Shia will be is
leased soon is a lea] giant-I,llloe.
Just to mention the home meets
on the 1940 uml should make you
gasp—Chicago, Sytaeuse, Pentic
ton; and the English Olympic.
team
That laciosse coach Nick Thiel
has a suggestion the Athletic As
sociation, phys ed dep.n tment and
all tome] nod should look into
Thiel advocates bigger and tough
er freshmen sport schedules.
That if the rest of the Lion
tack team keeps up the blistei mg
pace that Nick Vulcmanit, nation
al javelin champ, has been- ,et
ting, Chick Wei nei's thin-clad,
will go unbeaten in dual meets
this y eai
That if Bob Bathe! foul's golf
L i o'n s get past this N%eek-end
without defeat, they'll snoop the
EIGA championship,
That there's a nut loose some
where in the Administration when
&Milli) „mei fling golf is Jo ohihited
and Sunday morning tennis al
lowed
=MI
' The phys ed baby myth _ has
been' exploded completely, thor
oughly and n ith the finality of a
chopped egg ,
In 'fact, the dm ned thing blew
up -light in my face about ten
"minutes -after Tuesday's Colleg
ian hi,t the sti act (comething_ no
ether newspaper has eye' done).
I haven't had a moment's peace
since the appetnance (in this
~price) of a stray coaceinmg- one
ilh Al - Maack, his teens and
then mother
Yost it was the good doctor
Leo Houck with "Whadda ya mean
Michaels, ma.; the !hot in the de
portment to have a have a boy"
I have'fpin of 'em , "
I know, Leo, but don't forget
that you've been in the business
a long - time
Ne•Crats Jerry Weinstein, Cen
tre Daily Times set tbe, who chnp
ed "What about John Lawther,
Sail Edwards and Just lately
flash titul coach Bob CI ieve?..All
have male hen s "
You r could have Knocked me
oval with a fender I had no ans
we! . 4 had been duped I backed
away shemsldy, a beaten, em
bateted man
The myth had been dealt a
death Mon My m hole day was
I timed
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dedicated to all the mothers who
have Penn State athletes for sons
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Two Last Inning Rallies
Win Doubleheader; Will
Seek Orange Revenge
Bastian,' Watts Get Credit For Victories; Neal
Gives'3 Hits In Opener; Tossers
List 8 Wins
' Winning both end, of the thud doubleheader State
teen has eves played, the nut-hungry. Lion nine made it eight
tot les to thiec defeats when they downed Pitt, 9-5, 1-0, at Pitt Sta
dium Wednesday The Bedenkmen face Syracuse hole at 2 10 p
tomorrow
Whitcw 'shed 7-0 Syracuse Satuiday, the Nittimy buseb.rller s
will attempt to avenge the defeat
no the Mother's Day engagement
Beautiful hulling by Ed Bas
tian, Bill Neal, and Tom Watts
gave the Lions the defensive edge
over the Panther nine Two ninth
inning lollies, one gond for one
mfti kei , the (Abet for sir; sup
plied the offensive power
Bacttan replaced Neal in the
Eighth flame of the opener math
the score deadlocked at 3-3 Neal
1,1.11 C 1 emoved for a porch-hitter
AB IL I' A
2 0 0
5 2 1 2
I 2 1 1
0 2 0
4 1 0 0
I 1 2
t 0 15 1
I 2 I, 0
1 II 0 2
1 0 II 0
1 1 0 0
11 11 27 8
Penn State
Shern in, 1 r
Um 111,011. 114
Mentie, lb
the cr
Gates, It
Sapp, 2b
tleri, c
Selig.' lb
Neal, p .
.1:n um
11.e.tl n p
Tote P.:
Pitt All II P A
Iltitch t r 'I 1 5 0
Patterson rt 2 1 0 0
Sltalosin ss I 0 11 G
Poliart 10 - 6 1 3 4
floe!, II I 1 2 0
liolbrook 20 4 (1 2 0
Drobinki lb I 0 11 1
'Liftman t. 2• 1 2 1
foltmon p I 0 1 2
Totals 15 6 27 14
orb:UM lot Neal in eighth
Peon State 001 000 006-0
Pitt 000 010 202-5
Second Game
Penn State Al) I 1 P A
Shot n in, rf 1 0 1 0
Ifarribon S l l 2 0 2 0
Menzle, 10 1 1 0 0
Brake if I 0 2 0
Gates, It 3 0 1 to
Sapp 2.1) II 1 1
Valor) c , 2 0 8 1
Solite!, lb 1 2 b tt
Watts II .11 0 0
Totals 25 I 21 4
Pitt All If P A
Batt h, cf 1 0 4 it
Patterson, If I I 1 it
Sttaloski 4s 1 0 1
Pollan. lb 1 0 0 2
Goelz. If 0 II 0
lir:Snook lb 2 0 0 1
Drobinkt, lb : 2 h 0
Gandhi°, c 2 0 1 0
p 2 0 2 0I
Totals 24 : 21 8
Penn State - 000 000 1-1
Pitt 000 000 0-0
Thing—Penn State (litres-
I 111 s — Penn State none. Pitt
Stink:ski Stolen bases—Harrison,
Gates Base on balls—Off Watts 1
(Iloll:rook), off Lowly 1 (Hart).
son) Sacrifice bunt—V a ler I
Stt 'telt out—By Watts 7 (Follatt 1,
Goelr 'I Law r}), by Lawn 4 (Har
)(son 2. Men7le, Watts) Umpires
—Cooley and 'Monahan
'42 Track men
Face Cornell
Lion Cubs Hold High Hopes
Of Capturing Second
Win At Ithaca
Penn State's Lion Cubs Lase
high hopes of clan Mg Conlon's
Bear Cubs as hen the, pan each
other itt u "honer" of a hat tie at
Ithaca tomm on
Coach Bob al lot es ovb thin
clads fresh from their tit tors
ore, Ohio State last neck, n ill
meet an unknon n quantlt% in the
Big Red freshmen . .., first meet of
the season
In the sprints against Cot cell
o 111 he Barite, Rooll Al Pike
and John Toler George Hatt icon
Darold Then, Clem Henri° and
Max Peters gill handle the middle
distance es ents Distance men Earl
Tinekwalter, Arnold Olsen and Ale,.
Bourgerie mill phut Cornell plea)
of trouble In the mile nod too nine
affairs
Bill Bates and Bob Tresservllle
mill top the barriers for the cubs
Joe Bakura and John Lestet atll
handle the pole milting, and Or
%Is King and Elmet Gross still do
the high jumping Ham Haven,
Em ell and Price mill broad jump
(larbin4 I Ross, Croy, Shoe
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