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Ohio State Trackmen Outscore Nittany Team, 65:=644, In Lions' First 1940 Meet
Baseballers' Seek' Comeback Trail At Penn Tomorrow Alter Loss To Bullets, 2-
Lion Baseball Team Breaks 8-Game
Victory Streak As Geilysburg Wins
Richardson Seeks Fourth Win. In Game With Penn
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'Prit7 Setbel can change his sweatshirt!
With the Nittany rust baseman' released !loin his superstitious
bond; by a surprising Gettysburg nine' biealcing a Nittany eight-game
winning streak in a 10-inning, 2-1 struggle Saturday, the Lion baseball
team hopes to go on another „victory march against Penn in Philadel
phia 4omorrow
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The ,Collegian'Dance
DON'T FORGET
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)atir with .tlree wins, will try to
•avenge Fenn i s 2-1 triumph ,last
year T when they eked out a slim
'margin over the Lion's hurler, Joe
Did Inger
Gain Early Lead
Rene Thuhri gave Chuck ,Medlar
an early lead when , he singled Bill
Debler home in the second inning
after Debler had hit ,safely and
advanced to' %mond on a sacrifice
by Peany Gates Gettysburg re,
taliated with a fourth inning seine
to even the count until' the 10th
inning Bullet rally
Penn State al) i h o a e
Sherwin, rf 5 0 L 2 0 0
Matula, 2b 4 0 0 0_ 3' 0
Menzie, 3b i 4 0. 2 , 0 3 1
Debler, cf ii 4i 1 I 1 0- - 0
Gates, If I , 3 0 I 1 0 0
Valerie, c i4i 0' 0 i 7 1 1
Truhn, ss 3 ,0 1 1 4 4
Seibel, lb . 4 0 011 0 0
Medlar, p 4 - cr 1, 1 3 0
Totals 35 1 726 14
Gettysburg , ab t ho a e
Showalter, cf 4 1 I 3 0 0
Smith, 2b 4 0 0 2 4 0
Hamilton, 3b 6 0 .1 0 0 .1
,Shoemaker, If 4 0 I 3 0 0
Simon, lb 4 0 1 8 0 0
'Buyer, ss 4. 0 1 1 1
.Bendei, a 4 I ' 5 0 0
Bratten, i f 3 0 2 0 1
Cox, p ' . 4 0 1 2 . 0
Totals 37 2 25 7 3
Penn State . 010 00 000 0-1
Gettysburg' 000 10 000 1-2
Two-base hit—Menzi , Sacrifice
hits--rMat'ulti, Gates, Br tteh, Dot,-
ble play—Truhn'Jo Va en to, Sm
bel; Struck ,out-by, Cox 4, oy
Medlar 6; Base on ballsl—Off Co .c
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Penn State sent ten athletic teams into action during the past
weekend, competing in 11 contests Only one returned victor, that the
soccer team in an exhibition , match against F&M 'Things could look
bluer—that is if the bookers had gotten the boot, too. •
What hurt this department most. was the baseball team's loss to
Gettysburg With the Lion tossers on an 'eight-game winning streak
prior to the Bullet mixup, everything was ready to shoot the works
with a wonderful column on Lion baseball learns and their consecu
tive win spasms in the past. _
All that can be said now is that had the Lions , taken the powder
out of the Bullets Saturday for their 10th straight win, they would
have equalled the 1928 second iongest win column in Lion diamond
annals The best was in 1921 when a Hugo 11 . 1e7dek-coached team
took 20 gameS in a
Ewelhergy
,MI Webslei says an eulogy ,is "a discoui se in — cotnmendation of.
someone or•something, a lauclatibn " According to ,set principles,
sports editors must dish out eulogies every time some athlete turns m
good performance .
What ,can be done with this guy Ewell? At, the rate Barney is
going, it seems a portion of this column will have to be roped off
every week for the plaudits. of the speed boy: What Are you going to
do with a guy who just won't quit breaking or tying records?
Here's a-gentleman who enters three events Saturday m'the Ohio
State meet and runs away (and how) with first places in all three, in
the meantime cracking one record and tying another Last week it
was the Drake Relays and. Barney nabbed a win in the century. thete
His exploits in the past are too numerous to mention, ,
=What's the use of turning out a nice eulogy on Barney today 9 The
next time he runs, another bouquet of typewriter orchids wilt be m
order Heck, Barney you're exhausting this poor guy of superlative'
but you know what the feeling is
Just keep it up; Barney, and like Ole Man Elver—lust keep roll
ing along.
Track Trance
Lining-up for the mile run Frankie Maule almost beats Buck
eye ace Les Eisenhai t out in the mile . Ohio's Jack Sultzman taking
if easy to win the 940 Whitt. Ewell ties Lion record for 100
yards Somebody remarks, "Give Barney a warm day. no wind to ,
buck, and a little stiffer competition: then watch the world's mark
take a shellacking .. Scott Moffatt surprises in the pole vault
What a build up this guy Linta got, too ~Scotty topped 13 feet to
win the vault, but when lie tried to make 11 feet for the photogra
phers, he couldn't do it
Whrzt Ewell Weeks State record in 220. "I was just loafing
in there." says: Barney Ray Conger Saving good luck, with only
one bail start in the day's' events,. that in the 220 low hurdles . No
klody around much worried about Captain yukmanic's events . How
rd Downey '37, - ex -Lion track co-captain and 3c-country leader, doing
a nice job of anneuPcing the meet Fred Waring having a Swelt
time kidding Barney about the kind of cigarettes he should smoke .
Tough to lose a meet on the last event
Lion Roque'men Encounter Army
Tomorrow After Loss To Navy, 8-1
Stunned by an overwhelming
11-1 setback at the hands of a
standout Navy team Saturday for
their initial defeat of the season,
the Lion netmen hope to fare bet
ter on land against the crack
Army aggregation at West Point
tomorrow, a
Unlike the Midshipmen, the
West Pointers boast of no nation
,ally ranked star, in their lineup,
but their well-balanced array of
racqueteers ranks among the best
th'e East.
A gruelling three-set victory by
Mac Weinstein and Del Hughes' in
the Drat doubles match prevented ,
a complete whitewashing by
Navy., The State number one duo
It's The Hit Of The Year
"OUR TOWN !!
. - May 10, 11 I •
STA COLI2C4AN
defeated Esch and Marks in a
marathon engagement, 7-:9; 7-5,
6-1 ,
Joe Aunt; a 'member of last
year's Davis Cup team, swept
Weinstein off the courts with his
'poWerful shots, allowing die Lion
'ace only one game The score was
6-1, 6-0 Each defeated Captain
Jerry Goodman 6-2, 6-1 Marks
: defeated Del Hughes, 6-1; 8-3,
Williams defeated Ted Lesko, 6-1,
In the' two remaining' dou
bles matches, Blau•" and O'Malley
defeated . Goodman and Bowman
6-1, 6-2, and Hunker and Batche
lor defeated Knode and Lesko in
another prolonged duel, 6-2,r11-9:
Dodge Will Speak Hite
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Writer , Company will speak to
'Commerce and Finance students in
Room 316 Liberal Arts building at
7.30 p m Thursday The meeting
13 sponsored by Delta Sigma Pi,
State Booters
Triumph It, Clinic
Held Saturday
Jeffrey Scores Goal
As Lions Topple F & M
In Game.At Harrisburg
With Coach Bill Jeffrey scoring
one goal the soccer team out
kicked Franklin and Marshall, 3-0,
before a crowd of 1,500 at a son
eel' clinic in Harrisburg on Satur
day
Bob Ernst and Woody King con
tributed the other Nittany mark
eis ,
, '•The boys played a surprising
ly- good game In fact, this has
been an excellent Spring practice
itr,,every respect," was Jeffrey's
only comment
He' expressed himself as being
particularly pleased with the
'showing of three freshman boot
ers, Harold Freeman, Stan Prawd
71k, and Bruno. Eisen
The team was handicapped to
some extent by the absence of two
varsity regulars, Capt. Walt Hos-
Lerman and Van Hartman, who
participated in the track meet with
Ohio State and were unable to
make the trip
Both coaches, John Pyott of
Franklin and Marshall, - and Jef
frey, took part in the game Bob
Schuler and Howard I,Vodock, sen
iors, also played
At half-time the State boaters
played an intra-squad soccer Vol
ley ball match
Two more soccer clinics are
scheduled for next Fall One will
,be held here, the other is slated
'for Columbia High School near
,Harrisburg Both clinics will be
'sponsored by the College The
, clinic Saturday was backed by the
;Hairisburg Patriot and the Har- '
, risburg Evening News
Cub Jrackmen Defeated
cßtiMercersburg Academy
i•The , Lion 'track cubs were de
featqd 66 1 / 2 to 59 1 / 2 at Mercers
burg by a strong Meicersburg
Academy team Saturday
Captain Kellan, Mercersburg's
'outstanding performer, besides
,setting a new interscholastic re
ord in the 220 low hurdles, won
three other firsts Kellan's time
in the hurdles was 22 2 Kellan
also won the 200-yard dash, the
120 high hurdles, and the broad
jump
The Penn State frosh took first
place in four events 'Jim Sykes
'and Jack Glenn , tied for first place
in the high jump with leaps of 5
feet, 9 inches Quent Deidrick
heaved the javelin 187 feet, 4
inches to take top honors
SSul Hanin' won in the shotput
with a toss of 49 feet, 5 1 / 2 inches
and Sob Schimpf threw the dis
cus 128 feet to chalk up another
I first for the Lions
Niffany Lacrossemen Thumped, 9-5,
By Rampaging West Point Cadets
Freshman Lacrossemen
Bow To Cornell Cubs, 11-5
Making up in willingness and
spirit what they lacked in ability
and experience the Lion frosh
stickmen fell before the Cornell
yearlings by an 11.5 count Satin
day '
In 'only the last period when
they tallied three goals to two for
the Bears did the-Ntttany Cubs
really look hke varsity material
Lack of 'experience, always a bug
aboo of State frosh lacrossemen,
was theemain trouble
Bob Koch and Chuck. Adams
each• scored twice for State and
Jim Fisher contributed the other
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Vukmanic And Ewell Garner Triple
Firsis In Lion Track Season Opener
Mile Relay Victory Gives Buckeyes Deciding Edge ;
Sprinter Breaks 220 Record, Ties 100 Mark
By BILL McKNIGHT
With the last event on the program, the tilde t clay, deciding the
meet, a strong Ohio Stale track team edged the Lion liackmen, 64 1/6-
65 5/6, in the opener of the Penn State dual thick scason,heie Satur
day
Captain Nick Vukmanic and Baine3 Ewell skirled the. Nit
tanymen, each capturing three firsts and Ewell bicaking one Penn
State iecoid and tying another Ewell set a new mark of 20 8 seconds
in the 220-yard dash, bettering
the old record of 21 2 set by Bill
Bartholomew in 1928
Barney also won the broad
jump and tied the 100-yard dash
record of 9 6 seconds made by
Bartholomew and H L Henry in
1928 and 1906, respectively Vuk
manic took top honors in the jav
elin, shotput, and discus
Outstanding for the Buckeyes
was Jack Sultman who took first
place in the 440-yard dash, the
220-yard hurdles, and anchored
the winning relay team
Scott Moffatt turned an a bril
-1 hant performance by beating
Mike Linta, Buckeye pole vaulter
who topped the bar at 13 feet, 9
inches in high school Moffatt
won with the bar at 13 feet, and
tried to break the old Penn State
record of 13 feet, 2 inches but was
unable to clear the added height
The mile relay, the event that
decided the meet, was one of the
outstanding races of the after
noon Ohio took the , lead at the
beginning and kept five yards
ahead of the Lion runner until the
third lap when the lead lengthen
ed to 25 yards Ewell, anchor man
for ,the Lions, did his best to close
up the distance but was unable to
catch the long-striding Sunman
The summaries
One mile run—Won by Eisen
hart, Ohio State, Maule, Penn
State, second, Kiracofe, Ohio
State, thud Time-4 26 1
440-yard dash—Won by Suit,-
man, Ohio State, Remicker, Ohio
State,- second, Hartman, -Penn
State, thud Time-502
100-yard dash—Won by Ewell,
Penn State, Hammond, Ohio State,
second, Hosterman, Penn State,
third Time-9 6 (ties Penn State
record/
120-yard high hurdles—Won by
Ktn:nat, Ohio State, Hutchings,
Penn State, second, Smith, Ohio
State, third Time-15 2
880-yard run—Won by Hodson,
Ohio State, Peters, Penn State,
second; Spellicy, Ohio State, third
Time—l. 58 2
220-yard dash—Won by Ewell,
Penn State, Sußattan, Ohio State,
second, Reinicker, Ohio State,
third Time-20 8 (breaks Penn
State record)
Two-mile run—Won by Smith,
Penn State, Maule, Penn State,
second, Kiracofe, Ohio State, third
Time-9 52 9
220-yard low hurdles--Won by
Sultzman, Ohio State; Kurnat,
Continued On Page 4
Unable to check the rampaging
Army in a second period splurge
which netted five goals, the Lion
lacrossemen lost as usual, coming
out on the short end of a 9-5 score
at West Point, Saturday
Things looted good for the Nit
tany ten as Co-captain George Rit
ter -
grabbed the ball at the open
ing center draw and crashed
,through in 21 seconds to draw first
blood. Cadet Galloway evened
the count in 8 24
Then came the fatal second P.
nod with Eaton, Gillen, Farrell,
and Tate shooting a total of five
goals for Army as State went
scoreless to make the half-time
score 6-1.
In the third quarter the Lion
ten outscored the Cadets 2-1 with
Bud Dattelbaum denting the net
on an assist- by Co-captain Bait
Buser and Buser tallying after a
pats from George Ritter
Both teams scored twice in the
final period Dan Hess and Oat
teibaum rang the bell, both on as
sists by George Hitter
Goalie Jack Yudin played top
notch ball for State, registering 22
saves in aiding the other Lion de
fense men in clearing and down
geld play
Eugene H. Lederer
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