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NINO Trackmen Face Panthers
In Smoky City Meet Tomorrow
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A greatly handicapped Lion
back team will journey to Pitts
burgh tomorrow to face the Pitt
Panthei s, one of the strongest ag
gregations east of the Rockies
Common talk' around the Big
Ten circle a short time ago was
'that Indiana was going to cop the
Big Ten championship, but specu
lations were rudely upset when
the Panthers defeated the H,oosiers
in a dual meet recently
Pitt Boasts Strength
According to Coach Chick Wer-
good quarter milers and sprint
' men than any other college in t"e
East Even with Barney Ewell,
'star sprinter, competing, the go
ing will be tough, for it was at the
[;Pitt freshman meet last year that
Barney finished barely a few steps
ahead of Cartel who will oppose
him tomorrow
With 01 vis Krug and Bill Smith
out of the lineup, the Nittanymen
will have to rest their hopes on
Captain Nick 'Vukmanic and
Ewell who seem to have the only,
edge on-the' Smoky , City lads
Smith-sulfated a painful injury
during the two-mile run last Sat
urday and has been confined to the
Infirmary since then, and Krug is
still recuperating from 411 ankle
injury received some time ago '
Outstanding men on the Pitt
squad are Captain Ohl, intercolleg
iate sprint champibn, who also
excels in the broad jump and quar
ter mile, Rhoads, who topped the':
bar at 13 feet, 6 inches in the pole
vault contest at the Penn ,Relays
two weeks ago, and McDowell,
high jumper, who has frequently
hit 6 feet, 6 inches
STAItt C0LT.Z.G1,11,7
Between The Lions
With DICK PETERS
For Mothers Only
Today. with the rest of Penn State and the Collegian entnely In the
hands of Penn State mothers, this column t 5 respectfully dedicated to
all mothers, and especially to the mothers who have given Penn State
its athletes..
From Bob Higgins, Lion football head man, comes the following
story which seems best to e.emplify,the endless bounds to which a
mother's love will extend for her son It concerns a hue incident
which occulted doling the past year, its thief characters being a
Penn State mother and a Penn Stale athlete
The Story '
It all began when Lloyd Ickes was still a high school foothill hero
oven the hills in Altoona His mother never missed a game in which
Lloyd played Then Lloyd ,came over the lulls to Penn State His
mother followed, that is, followed his glichion activities
Dining the next four years, Mrs Ickes watched No 15 cavort over
New Beaver Field, with the same regularity she did dui ing Lloyd's
high school days, never failing to be on hand for a Lion grid contest
The story reaches its climax al West Point last fall Penn State
was leadinethe Cadets, 14-7, with only foul minutes iemaining in
the game Aimy was opening sciimmage on the Lion 44-yard sti ipe
and Nittany fans were ready to swarm down on ,the field as soon as
the final gun had sounded - Among thAi - was Mis Ickes, couched
along the sideline
"Not Your Fault, Lloyd"
On the fist play, Hatch of Aizny Jaded back Ito a despeiation
heave Cadet Heffner was beating down on Ickes along the sidelines
Suddenly, with a burst of speed, he passed the Lion fullback and snag
gd a bullet pass from Retch Ickes, caught off guard, nevertheless
pulled htm down on the three yard staipe
In two plays, the Army punched civet for a scow and tied the
game up for good with the conversion When the gun banged a
minute later, the fist person on the field was Mis Ickes She pulled
her sweating fallback son to her Lloyd was crying
"It was all my fault, mom " That was all 'Leapin' Lloyd" could say
"What do you mean it was your i fault.'" his mother quickly i Mot ted
She dragged Lloyd before Coach Higgins ,
And The Climax
"lime, Mr Higgins, tell Lloyd it wasn't his fault You know it
was Craig White's fault, don't you, Mi Higgins' , " Mrs Ickes pleaded
earnestly
The Hig smiled 'No, Mrs Ickes, it was Lloyd's fault You see,
Craig White was on the bench at the time But don't feel badly,
because, anyone might have been fooled by Heffner's sudden speed on
that play "
Which all goes to show what a mother will do I'm hei son when she
thinks he's in double
Lion Nine Travels To Pill Tomorrow
After Jarring Penn, 5.1, Wednesday
On the victory road again after Scoring one run in the first in-
Ed Bastian quelled Penn, 5-1, on lung and never hindered 'there-
Wednesday for his 11th straight after, the Lion batsmen tallied an
triumph, the Lion baseball nine other run in the third and three
will invade the Pitt Panther lair more in the ninth when Fritz Sei
tomorrow bel and Bastian singled to admit
"Slim" Jim Richaidson will at
tempt to tame the Panthers to
morrow in the first of this sea
son's two engagements The Nit
tany teems hold the edge with 23
wins' out of a total of 35 games
played since 1897 Four games
were played last year with the
Bedenkmen capturing all of them
The Summaries:
AB R H 0 A
Bernstein, If 4 0 0 1 0
Fortune, ss 5 0 1' 0 3
Reagan, c 2 0 0 5 2
Gustafson, lb 4 0 0 10 1
Koepsell, 2b 3 0 1 4 1
McDonald, at 4 o'l 3 0
Morris, rf , 4 0. 1 2 0
George, 3b 4 1 2 2 2
Horrocks, p 2 0 0 0 1
Fawley, p' . 0 0 0 0 1
Kahn, p 0 0 0 0 1
Davis, 2b 0 0 0 0 0
a-Partridge '1 0 0 0 0
b-Ham 1 0 0 0 0
Totals 34 1 6 27 12
Penn State AB R H 0 A
Sherwin, rt 5 1 2 , 1 0
Matula, 2b • ' 5 1 1 2 0
Mauve, 3b 3 0 0 3 3
Debler, cf 1 3 0, 0 1 0
Gates, If 4 I 2 3 0
Valerz, c - 4 1 1 11 0
Truhn, ss .. 2 0 0 0 5
Setbel, lb . - 3 0 1 6 0
Bastian, p 4 0 2 0 0
c-Quailey, 0 1 0 0 0
Totals 33 5 9 27 8
Penn State 101 000 003-5
Penn 000 000 100-1
Gault; Stahl Reelected
Co-Captains Of Rlflers
Gilbert G Gault '4l and Ben
lamm H Stahl '4l were re-elected
co-captains of the varsity rifle
team at a squad banquet held last
Thursday
The co-captains led the team
this year to a first place in the
Eastern Intercollegiate Rifle Asso
ciation and a second place in na
tional competition
Myles E Altemus '4l was award
ed a medal by the national head
quarters ,of Pershing Rifles for
placing, second 'in the - .national
matches with a 'score of 381 out
of a possible - 400
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Nati) , Gates, Mat tin Vale'', and
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Diminutive Bud Sherwin, Gates,
and Bastian paced State's batting
with two hits apiece Bastian al
lowed only six hits and struck out
nine• batters in his nine-inning
pitching performance
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Lacrosse Team Will Seek To Break
Losing Jinx In Till With Engineers
BY JOHN BAER
The Nittany stickmen will tangle with Lehigh on New Beaver
Field al 4 p m tomorrow in an effort to shake the losing Jinx which
has dogged them through six of their seven games
Last year the Lions walked away with an easy 11-2 victory over
the Engineers, but tumor ipw's tilt promises to he anything but one
sided To date, Lehigh has won two and lost four—not a good record
but better than State's One of Lehigh's losses was a 9 2 setback by
Swarthmore The same Swat th
mm e ran away from the Lions by
No single department has come
in lot intensive di illing on the
practice field this week
Thiel Seeks Combination
Concentiating on developing a
smooth - woilting combination,
Coach Nick Thiel has been tun
ning the team through sciimmage
sessions against the fiosh ten
In the Army tilt last Saturday
the team functioned as a team for
three periods, every man playing
top lacrosse lot the first time this
Year Only in one quarter, the
second, did the stickwielders
weaken Then, the Cadets scored
five goals
Jack Yudin went back on - the
sick list with sinus trouble after
playing a bang-up game at-West
Point Hod Drake and Irvin
Chelly are still out, Diake with
the grippe and Chelly with an in
fected
foot 1
Yudin May Play
Yudin, however, is expected to
be back in the lineup SaturdnY i
while Drake and Chelly will
probably watch the game from
the stands
Bill Henning will undoubtedly
star t in Di ake's defense post and
Mai ty Saler is scheduled to take
the field as goalie if Yudin is not
in condition ,
Netmen Face Susquehanna Today;
Drop 6-3 Decision To West Pointers
Penn State's tennis team will
by to regain its winning stride
against Susquehanna on the Var
mty courts at 4 p m today after
dioppmg a 6-3 decision to Ai my at
West Point 'Wednesday
The polished Cadet netmen
swept all six singles matches, but
lost the three doubles, forfeiting
two of them because of darkness
The Lions' number two duo of
Captain Jerry Goodman and
Chuck Bowman defeated Army's
Black and Case in a three-set en
gagement, 6-3, 3-6, 7-5
Tindball, Army, defeated Wein
stein, 6-4, 6-1, Webstei, Army,
defeated Goodman, 6-0, 6-1, Heff
ner, Army, defeated Hughes, 6-3,
6-0, Evans, Aimy, defeated Bow
man, 7-5, 6-2, Munah, Army, de
feated Lesko, 6-3, 6-0, Tate, Army,
Golfers Prepare
For Hoyas Today
Will Oppose Princeton,
Penn Tomorrow In EIGA
Losing both its matches with
Cornell and Pitt golfers in the first
leg of the EIGA round robin, Penn
State's golf team willsbe at a dis
advantage when it meets the
Georgetown Hova,thts_afternoon
and Princeton and Penn tomorrow
in Pittsburgh, in the final rounds
of the Southern Division
The Nittanv golfers ale tied fo!
last place with - Penn in the six
team Southern Division of the
EIGA Georgetown and Cornell
stand on top, each with two vic
toi ies Princeton, last. year's
Southern Division champion, is
tied for second with Pitt
Seven Make Trap
Coach Bob Rutherford Sr is
taking co-Captains Bud Miller and
Kenny Klingensmith, Jack Brand,
Bill Ruble', Scotty Maxwell,
Chuck Seebold, and Paul Whit
moyer to compete today and to
morrow Whitmoyea may i eplace
Maxwell on the starting lineup in
one m more of the niatches
defeated Knode; 6-4, 3-6, 6-1
Weinstein and Hughes defeated
Murrah and Tate, Army, by de
fault, Goodman and Bowman de
feated Black and Case, Ai my, 6-3,
3-6, 7-5, Knode and Lesko defeat
ed Buchanon and Driscoll, Army,
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