itle,sday, May 14, 1940 Barne - y Ewell Lowers Pitt 220 Mark But State Trackmen Topple, 79-61 Lion Netmen To Meet 'Cor-nell Tomorrow Away lions . Down Crusaders, 9.0, Friday, For Fourth Yicfory Of 1940 Season Penn State's tennis team meets Cornell's outstanding netmen at Ithaca, N, Y , tomorrow, fresh from its 9.0 lout of Susquehanna Friday for its fourth vlctoiy of the season' - 'An Indication of the Big Red Cohrtmen's timer may be' gar nered from the fact that'they de feided Navy 5-4 The latter in tech were victorious over Coach Ted ~Roethke's minions, `O-I making`a clean sweep of all nine matches against the Ciusad ers;lhe Lions found easy sailing in all but one match One doubles inateh- was forced to three sets Coach -Roethke used, two substi tute doubles - combinations but Shsquehanna failed to stem the Nittany tide Mac Weinstein and Johnny Knode both enjoyed field days in sweeping their opponents of the court without the loss of a single game, Ell=l3El3 Weinstein, State, defeated Wil 'hams,.6-0, 6-0, Goodman, State, defeated Ste' ett, 6-3, 6-0, Del Hughes, State, defeated McCord, 6-2, 6-2, Chuck Bowman, State, defeated Bentley 6-1, 6-0, J9hn ny, Knode, State, defeated Jones, 6-0, 6-0,-Ted Lesko, State, defeat ed' Mitman, 6-3, 6-1 ' Doubles Lesko and Knode, State, defeated Stolen and Wil liams, 6-0, 6-9, Gil Feldman and Bill Ramsey, State, defeated Ster ett arid Williams, 6-0, 6-4, Gil Feldman and Bill Ramsey, State; defeated Bentley and Mitman, 6-3,56=2; Chuck Huyck and Char he-I -Tough, State, defeated McCord and-Jones, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 A A course concentrating on the hfe; times and principles of Abra ham ,Lancoln,is..being ,planried by Lincoln Memorial University Ale idearoxford for spec: Actor,siactirkaportawear; iw‘ ' OP: SO ". 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' ' , , ',_ Treat Yourself to a College Creamery ' F 'rod ct— Chocolatc milk made from pure whole milk 'and a super lot ckoc.: ablate product A, sure-fire warm weather 11 eat ~ , VT!: Other, Ceeamery Specialties , , MILK CREAM --'...BUTTERMILK , _ fi ' ' BUTTER ICE CREAM—= , " . , - - ' . - COTTAGE, CHEESE -'AND ' ''. ii`,-, MANY VARIETIES OF CHEESE ''' ' COLLEGE CREAMERY SALESROOM - ' i, DAIRY , BUILDING Nillany Sprint Star Also Captures ' Firsts In 100-Yard Dash, Broad Jump Maule Wins Mile Wace, Deadlocks With Smith In 2-Mile Run; Vukmanic Victor In Spear Toss The stellar performance of Barney Ewell was not enough to off set a well r balanced Pitt track squad when the Panthers defeated the 'Lions, 79-61, in a dual meet in the Smoky City Saturday Ewell continued his record breaking sheet{ by smashing the Pitt stadium record in the 220- yard dash, setting a new mark of 21 5 seconds ''Besides bieaking the 220 lo ci:add Barney won two other events,' the 100-yard dash and the broadjump His time' in the 100 was 9 9 seconds and tie captured the broad Jump with a leap of 24 feet, one inch Frank Maule also won honors by capturing both the mile and the two mile events, tying with Bill' Smith for first place in the latter The time in the mile was 4 28 2 and in the two mile, 9,51 2 Captain Nick Vukmanic also led the Nittanymen by winning the javelin throw with a toss of 203 feet, and winning a second in the shotput and a third in the discus Summaries, Mile run—Won by Maule, State, second, Boulanger, Pitt, third, Bourgerie, State. Time-4 282 440-yard dash=Won by Tre goning, Pitt, second, Heitman, State, third, Feiraia, Pitt Tiine -50 2 100-yard dash—Won by Ewell, State, second, Ohl, Pitt , third, Stickel, Pitt, Time-9 9- 120-yard high htirdleS—Won by Newsman, Pitt; second, Powell, Pitt, third, Huthchings, State Time-15 6 880-yard iun—Won by Ander son, Pitt, second, Peters, State, third, Graf, Pitt Time 157 4 220-yard dash—Won by Ewell, State, second, Ohl Pitt,,lhnd Tre goning, Pitt ,Time-215 (new stadium record . Two-mile—Won by Maule and Smith, State, tied for first; third, Henderson, State , Time 9 51 8 220-yard low hurdles—Won by Stickel, Pitt, seCond, Newman, Pitt, third, Hutchings, State. Time —244 Mile 1 elav—Won by Pitt (Por i ar, -GI af Tregonmg and Ohl) Time-3 21,5 Shot put—Won by Bazyk, Pitt; second, Vukmamc, State, third, Konetsky, Pitt' Distance-49 ft 3y High jump—Won' by R Sul kowski, Pitt, second, Gross, State, third, tie between McDowell, Pitt, and Smith, State ' Height-5 ft Ans Pole vault—Won by Rhoades, Pitt, second, Moffatt, State; third, tie between Jessup, Pitt, and Ba- Lion Base This is the year—for pitchers , Not only are the Lion hurlers that Joe Bedenk, in his 11 years of are snatching batting honors awa infield and outfield veterans The Big Three, Ed Bastian, Jim Richardson, and Chuck Medlar, are all hitting above the 300 av erage, while only one varsity bat ter, Ken Truhn, can manage to reach the select 390 s In extra-base hit honors, , Bas tian; Bill Debler, Truhn, and Med lar, have each garnered a three base blow, while the, slugging ! Truhn holds a one lead 'margin over, Bud Sherwin with four two• base hits - Peony Gates and Sher- Win are racing for the base-Pilfer mgdiadem with 10 and nine sto len bases, respectively , The batting averages to date ,ab r b pct, Quailey 1 2 1 1 000 Richardson 15 1 7 467 Medlar . 12 1 5 • 417 Truhn . '43 8 /I 395 Bastian ~. 18 3 6 333 Gates ! . 48 9 14 292 Selbel 31 7 8 281 I , • - iolfers Lose 3 To End Season Georgetown Wins EIGA Crown With Clean Slate Penn State's varsity golfers ended their season by dropping three matches over the weekend by 6-3, 8-1, and 5-4 scores as Georgetown won the Southern Division clown of the EIGA Paced by former National Inter collegiate Champion John Burke, the Hoyas defeated the Lion golf ers, 6-3, Friday afternoon on the Oakmont course at Pittsburgh Co-captain Kenny Klingensmith and Scotty Maxwell won their in dividual matches and Klingen smith and Jack Brand scored a point by taking best ball in their foursome Saturday morning the Nittany linksmen were ignommoUsly swept by Princeton, 8-1, as Klingen smith tasted defeat for the ,first time this year Brand scored the Lions' sole point In the after noon, Penn golfers eked out a 5-4 victory over State to make a total of five straight defeats for the Lion linksmen Klingensmith, Brand, and Maxwell scoreil for the Nittanymen The Lions started their -season off with a bang, winning four matches, including one with Pitt, but about-faced upon entering the EIGA competition They lost all of these matches, ending up in the cellar Last year only Princeton and Georgetown defeated them, leaving them in third place kura, State. Height=l3 ft Discus—Win by Konetsky, Pitt, second, Bazyk, Pitt, third, Vuk manic, State Distance-139 feet, 10 ins Javelin—Won by Vukmanic, State, second, Elliot, Pitt, third, Bakura, State Distance 203 feet Broad lump—Won by Ewell, State, second, Ohl, Pitt, third, Mc- Dowell, Pitt Distance-24 feet, 1 in Hammer throw—Won by Ehr hard, State, second, Johnson, Pitt third, Valla, State Distance-131 ft, 8 ms ball Facts giving some of the best pitching coaching, has ever seen, but they y from last year's apple-knocking Debler 45 8 H .244 Sherwin 49 6 11 225 Matula 30 5 6 - 200 Menzie . 48 5 9 188 Ebersole 6 0 1 187 Sapp . -21 2 3 143 45 7 , 133 2 0 0 000 Kolkebeck . 1 , 0 0 000 The pitching summaries to date SO, 1 . 13. W L Pct Bastian 39 95 4 0 1 000 Richardson 34' 35 4 0 ,1060 Medlar .22 28 2 2 500 Frosh Nelmen COmplete Season Undefeated; Top Carnegie Tech Frosh, 6-3 The Lion freshman tennis team completed its season undefeated by downing Carnegie Tech's year lings, 6-3, in- Its second and,ftnal match at Pittsburgh Saturday. Every match was closely con tested, with three of the singles and one doubles' match extended to three sets Statesdropped only one singles encounter and the first two doubles matches, Summaries' , Broida, Penn suite, defeated Myers, 6-2, 1-6, 7-5; Lundehus, Penn State, defeated Hurwlg, 6-2, 3-6, 7-5, Fritz, Carnegie Tech, de feided Davis, 6-3, 6-3; Chase, Penn State, defeated Felmley, 7-5, 6-0, Parke, Penn State, defeated Kap lan, 6-9, 6-3; Byers, Penn State, defeated Wollisln, 9-6, 6-2, 6-3 Meyers and Hurwig, Carnegie Tech, defeated Broida and Lunde]. ms, 6-1, 4-6, 6-3; Fritz - and Felm ley, Carnegie Tech, defeated Chase and Davis, 6-1, 7-5, Beerman and Boyer, Penn State, defeated Kaplan and Wollisin, 8-6, 6-3. PENIi STA 1 17. COLLEGIAN Between the Lions Dick Peiers Lest We Forget Penn State had a good football season last fall The Lion soccer team went through its slate unde- feated Joe Bedenk's baseballers are having a very successful sea season Which is all very well and good But as much overlooked as a die- carded banana peel, is Penn States leading athletic team of the year, if records are to be a basis for /ection. Inside the musty Armory walls, Penn State's varsity rifle team has compiled an enviable list of accomplishments. In postal matches, the Lion gun ners Mopped only one of 30, and came through undefeated in two shoulder-to-shoulder matches In plain and simple figures, the riflers' record book has an entry some what to this effect Debit—l inatch,, Credit-31 matches No other learn in the College can boast a record like that one, when one considers that the Lion trigger-I pullers competed with schools all over the United States and even in Hawaii. But that's not the entire story. In the National Rifle Association National Intercollegiates, in which 45 colleges took part, the Nittany shooters came off with second hon ors and the Eastei n championship The University of lowa team, which won the competition, broke the meet record by 12 points, only after the Lions had cracked the mark by four The Lions also grabbed h third place an the Third Corps Area In tercollegiate Championships, which only adds to the right honorable success story they have written this year Navy's ' Midshipmen have al ready challenged the Lion marks men to a shoulder-to-shoulder. eye-to eye match next February 22. With the Nittany brigade losing only one ,man from their present squad, we'd say that the Sailors are looking a long way ahead for a good lead-licking Lines on the Lions Tip your hat to the Pittsburgh Press writer"who coined the new est nickname for Barney Ewell (christened Norwood) The Smoky City lad calls the Lion flash "The Nittany Nighthawk " , Personally, we like "The Nittany Night-Shift" better You know, Barney goes off the track about the time the other runners go on ' It's a long hot summer until football nuts will come out of their shells, but here's a note on the Lion situation. Pleased with his spring practice . sessions, Coach Bob Higgins' biggest, worry right now IS whether scholastic defici encies might cause the ineligibility pf several Nittany gridders On the other hand, the Hig is figuring heavily on the return_ of Pepper Petrella for next Fall For tunately, the Pepperpot, who went "the way of all flesh" last semester, will be able to make up all his deficiencies during summer ses sions The most distressing analysis one gets from the new schedules released by Neil Fleming is that the Pitt Freshmen no longer are booked in any way, shape, or form The Panther policy of de-subzida lion may have been necessary, but has certainly broken up a swell lot of freshmen rivalries between the two schools Surprise of the week comes from out of the West, where unheralded Chuck Gillespie snatched a second place in the National AAU rope climb We knew "Henry the Flit" Pieo could do things with the hemp string but never dreamed of the Lion senior coming through in such an astonishing manner It's going to be tough sledding for the Lion tennis team today in Ithaca The Cornell ,racqueteei s they face there are pul-enty tough, having topped the Navy courtmen ala Joe Hunt For your informa tion the Middies pushed the Lions into the clay, at Annapolis last week, 8-1 Freshman Nine Trounces (ornell Yearlings, 12-4; Smith Hurls Entire Game Coming back with a 15-hit bat ting spree after two successive de feats at, the hands of Mercersburg Academy and Syracuse„ the Lion freshman nine trounced Cornell; 12-4, here Saturday Ed Smith; right-handed pitcher, was the first cub hurler to go the full route, allowing ,• seven scat tered hits, striking out seven Bear batsmen, and yielding only four free passes . The Nittany frosh started off with a single tally in the third in ning, added three more in the fourth,-one in the fifth, and, then routed the Bears with six runs in the seventh with 'the 12th run coming in the eighth. - Hoe %Timis Take Se and in AAU Meet As Pilo Wins Third Crown Coming off with a sure second place in team scoring and a title holder and runner-up in the rope climb, Penn State's gym nests awaited today a ruling which might give them the last place team title in the National AAU gymnastics meet held in Chicago last Friday and Satur day. Roman Pieo. ace Lion rope climber, look his third National AAU rope•climb title within five years, having held the same crown in 1935 and 1937. Chuck 'Gillespie surprised with a sec ond place in the same event. The University of Illinois took the team title with 17 points to the Nitiany 13 points but were facing loss of the team crown to the Lions on a possible ruling by the AAU on the sanc tion of some of its athletes.' Other Lion gymnasts, Lou Bordo and John Wolf, made creditable showings against stiff competition. Horde took a sev enlh place in the parallel bar. while Wolf, taking a sixth in the horizontal bar, was only one point out of third position. Niltany, Stickmen Down Lehigh, 12-5 Co-Captain Buser Leads Attack With Five Goals Led by a sharpshooting inside at tack trio that netted a total of 11 goals, the lacrossemen outclassed a helpless Lehigh ten, 12-5, on New Beaver Field Saturday to chalk up the second Nittany vie toiy of the season The Nittanymen got off to a good star tin the opening period as Riddell scored in 3 10 Buser dupli cated his feat in 9 30, Dattelbaum followed suit in 12 55, and Buses came through again in 14 10 on a pass from Jim Rittei Lehigh went scoreless Lehigh Scores Two In the second quarter the En .gineers got in the ball game with Luce and , Paul gaining noting credit Riddell tallied for State on' an assist from John Price Halftime score Penn State 5, Lehigh 2 ' The lineups Lehigh (5) Penn State (12) G Stockbridgq Saler C P Archer • Zeigenfus P Hallam &Ter Cartel F D Steele Sharp S D Luce PI ice C Paul G Bitten S A Keller Hess F A Delaney Buser O H Adrian Riddell I H O'lldera Dattelbaum Scope by Quartei s Lehigh 0 2 0 3 5 Penn State 4 I 6 1-12 Goals Penn State Buser 5, Riddel 3, Dattelbaum 3, G Ritter, Ritter 1 Lehigh—Paul 4, Luce 1 Substitutions Penn State—Ci cak, Chelly, .1 Ritter, Bowler, Mc- Hugh, Singley, Sears, McCoy, Wat kins, Newbeiry, Pishko, Wolbei t, Young Lehigh—Graham, Bartel gan, Dannei miller Lion - Track Cubs Lose To Cornell Frosh, 13-62; Glenn Smashes Record The Lion track cubs dropped the last meet of_ their season to the Cornell frosh, 73-62, on New Bea ver Field Saturday Highlight of the meet was John ny Glenn, Nittany cub, who broke the Penn State freshman high jump record with a leap of 6 feet, 4 1 / 2 inches Summarts:s 100-yard dash—Won by Shaw, Cornell, Conger, Penn State, sec ond, Glenn, Penn Stale, third Time 101 120-yam:l high hurdles—Won by Warheld, Cornell, Conger, Penn State, second, Plesser, Penn State, thud Time 154 One mile run—Won by Kelsey, Cornell, Carter, Cornell, second, Hyson, Penn State, third Time 4 46 6. '440-yard run—Won by Smith, Cornell, Gill, Cornell, second; Mattear, Penn State, third Time 52 2. Two-mile run—Won by Jame son, Cornell, Holden, Cornell, sec ond, Hiebeler, Cornell, third Tame 10.25 9, 220-yard run—Won by Shaw, Cornell; Moore, Cornell, second, Garbrlck, Penn State, third Time 22 1 220-yard low hurdles—Won by Conger, Penn State; Warfield, Cornell, second; Pleser, "Penn .State, third Time• 24 9. 880-yard run—Won by Kelsey, Cornell: Smith, Cornell, second, Mattear, Penh State, third Time 2 03 1 Pole , vault- 7 -Won by Junge, Cor nell; Otto and Criswell, Penn State, tied for second Height-11 feet 6 inches, Shot put Won by Hamlin, Continued On Page 4 Richardson Permits 4 Hits As Lions Outscore Pitt, 64 New Lion Neil M Fleming, Graduate Mar next year's athletic schedule for th Freshman Football October 12—Bucknell 19—Colgate 29—Syracuse November 2—Cornell 13—Army Home Home Syracuse Home West Point Squad "S" Football November I—Navy Annapolis 9—Pittsburgh . Home 112322141 October 12—Cornell Varsity Soccer September 28—Gettysbut g Home October 12—Western Maryland Home 19—Bucknell \ Home 26—Syt acuse Syracuse November Annapolis Home Home Philadelphia 2—Navy 9—Ai my 23—Temple 30—Penn I=EE!!!!M 19—Syrneuce November 9—Cornell 13—ArMy Ithaca West Paint Varsity Cross Country October 12—Michigan State • Home 262-Syracuse Home Intramural Track, 'Field Competition Slated For Tomorrow And Thursday Mushbail, Tennis, And Soccer Underway, In Fraternity, Independent Sports Schedule With intramural mushball, tennis, and soccer already underway for the past two weeks and results of oyes 50 tilts in fraternity and independent loops handed in, the inhamural back meet competition will begin today and tomorrow Results since the intiamuial sport schedule got under way two weeks ago are as follows Fraternity mushball—ATO de feated Alpha Zeta, 12-8, Beta Sgima Rho defeated Tau Kappa Phi, 20-7, DU defeated Alpha Phi Delta, 3-2, Phi Kappa Tau for feited to Beaver House, Phi Del ta Theta defeated Gamma Sigma Phi, 0-6, AGR defeated Delta Chi, 9-7, Alpha Chi Sigma defeated Phi Gamma Delta, 12-5, SPE de feated Theta Chi, 9-6, Phi Kappa Sigma defeated KDR, 5-2, Kappa Sigma defeated Lambda Chi Alpha, 8-6 SAE de feated Sigma Pi, 23-10, Phi Sig ma Delta forfeited to Delta Sig ma Phi, ATO defeated Phi Kap pa Sigma, 12-9; Kappa Sigma de feated Sigma Chi, 12-7, SPE de feated Tau Phi Delta, 21-10; Bea ver House defeated Beta Theta Pi; 19-18, in a 10-inning game Independent Independent mushball—Jordan Hall defeated Ag Ed, 12-3, Penn Haven defeated Forestry Society, 11-7, Scrub team defeated Lions Club, 21-9, Alto AC defeated Ci vil Engineers, 12-5, Tulsan for feited to Watts Hall, Alto AC de feated Watts A, 10-6, Met. '4l de feated Watts Hall, 23-5, Irvin Hall forfeited to Lions Club, Watts Hall C foi felted to Penn State Club, B Ft B's defeated Locust Lane, 22-15 Fraternity soccer—in the first round Pi Kappa Phi forfeited to Phi Gamma Delta, and Beta The ta Pi beat Tau Phi Delta, 3-0 Second round—Sigma Chi de feated AGR, 2-1; Beta Kappa for feited to Alpha Zeta, Phi Kap pa forfeited to Alpha Chi Sigma; Phi Delta Theta defeated Phi Gamma Delta, 2-1, Phi Kappa Tau forfeited to SPE; Phi Kappa Sigma defeated Delta Chi, 3-2, Delta Pt defeated Kappa Sigma, 3-2 Third round (quarter finals) Delta Chi defeated Phi Kappa Sigma, 1-0 Independent hoccer P S For estry defeated Penn Haven, 1-0 Tennis—Ed Blackburn and Bus Blakeslee, Sigma Phi Epsilon, de feated Tom Miller and Howard Earl, Delta Chi, 6.2, 6-1, Chuck Reid and Don Leyden Beta The ta Pi, defeated Ralph Yeager and George Seel, KDR; -1, 6-2. KEYS MADE SCHILLING , S. PUGH ST. Schedules 'Liget of Athletics, today announced e following spotty November 2—Manhattan New York 9—P: ttsbureh tsburgh 18—ICAAAA New York Freshman Cross Country October 26—Svi acuse Home November 9—Cornell Ithaca 19-ICAAAA New Yolk Freshman Baseball May 3—Cornett Ithaca 7—Mercersbui g Home 10—Syracuse Home 14—Colgate Home 17—Bucknell Home 21—Mont Alto Home 24—Army West Point 30—Wyoming Seminary Home Varsity Wrestling January 11—Maryland Home 18—Syracuse Hamilton Febi luny 4—Princeton Princeton B—Lehigh Home 15—Navy Annapolis 22—Cornell Home 27—Michigan Home March I—Army Home 7-B—lntercoßemotes N Y C Freshman Wrestling February B—Lehigh Home 22—Cornell Home March I—Army West Point Women in Sports I The Outing Club will spdnsor a bicycle breakfast hike next Sun day from 7 to 10 a miwith NVRA buying the outdoor meal Reser vations can be made in Room 51 Atherton Hall until Thursday for 50 cents Orders for the Camp Conclave Booklet to be released this week may be placed in the WRA office, Mildred Plapingei '4l and Lenore M Heinz '4l, co-editors, have announced Camper-counsellor ie lations, iainy day programs, wa tei front activities, and general camp problems comprise the book let's contents Intramural managers are Sel ma Badgley '4O, Downtown, Paul ine Crossman '43, Alpha Chi, Mai tha Millman '43 and Betty Succop '4O, Mac-Grange, Dotty Ellis '42, Gamma Phis Mai y Gieenbeig '42, AEPhis Louise Hack '42, DG, Marge King '42, Theta, Betsy Munroe '4'l, Ath West Norma Molfmg '4l, Ath East, Vera Palmer '4l, Phi Mu, Pat Patton '42, Chi 0, Kay Porter '42, ZTA, Marjory Sellers '42, Philotes, Jo Taggert '4l, Kap pa, Betty Widgei '4l, AOPi Cl c, a ,„„ ja nked, . 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College Ave. Dial 769 Slate College Page 'i nree Cutting the Sinolcv City fog with his fast ball and sharp breaking indiop, southpaw Jim Riehaidson turned in a fain -hit, 12-strikeout pitching performance in cuffing a weak, eilatic Pitt Panther, tt-4, at Ptttsbungh Saturday In a second-inning, live-run rally, singles bt Bud Sherwin, Bill Deblei, and malt'', 'Valeri, a sac dice by Peany Gates, a pass to Ken Tiuhn, Kish's wild pitch and his hitting Fritz Seibel, set the stage for Richardson's double into: the short light geld stands and fuinished a lead for the Lions Richardson was troubled by the` Panthers only twice, once when Peany Gates dropped Jones' fly in the first inning prior to Fife's two, tun scm ing triple, and again in the ninth when four successive , walks scored the last Pitt tun asl Ed Bastian 'obeyed ' Richardson and forced pinch-hittei Drobnew-; ski to pop up for the final out Besides his two base blow, Rich) al dson whacked out a long triple' down the left field line to share hit-1 ting honors with Bud Sherwino who banged two singles and stole two bases against the Panthei s : PI Usbut gh ab II o a ef 4 0 0 4 1 Kat?, 3b 2 I 0 2 0 Haluska, 3b 0 I 0 0 0 Jones, if 3 1 0 4 0 Foliait, ss 4 0 0 I 0 Fife, lb 4 0 2 2 0 Goelt7, If '3 1) 1 I, 0 Vaiksnol, 2b 2 0 2 I Holbrook, 2b I 0 0 2 0 Bonelli fa) 0 0 0 0 0 Guadagnino, c 3 0 0 3 1 Diobnewsk, (b) I 0 0 0 0 Kish 3 1 1 I I Totals 30 4 4 27 4 Penn Stale ab i h o a Shei win, if 5 0 2 3 0 Matula, 2b 4 0 0 3 2 Mamie, 3b 5 0 0 0 3 Deblea, cf 3 1 I 2 0 Gates, If 11111 Valor', c 4 1 1 11 0 Truhn, ss 3 I 0 0 I Seibel, lb 2 1 1 5 0 Richaidson, p 3 I 2 0 I Bastian, p 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 32 6 8 27 8 I , aßatted rot Holbrook in 9th bßatted fol Guadagnino in 9th Sane By Innings 200 001 001-4 051 000 000-6 Pittsbutgh Penn State Two-base hits Richardson; Fife Thiee-base hlts—Richard son, Fife Stolen bases—Sherwin 2, Matula, Gates, Valera, Truhn Sacrifice—Gates Double play r - Mower, Tiuhn, and Seibel Base on balls—off Richardson 5, Kish 4 Shuck out, by Richardson 12, Kish 2 Wild pitches, Kish 2 Winning pitchei, Richaidson Umpnes—Spailow, Jessup • TERSONAFLOANS 'onyourg Pain Salaried men and , women (single or married) i can get $25 to $250 or more entirely on earning capacsty j and personal resporunbility. 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