'FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1941
Nam Named Captain
i Sam Hairy, freshman 128-pound
grappler,. was elected' honorary
•&tptiin of the yearling squad at
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Lion Nine Meets Bullets ;
Lose To Penn, Princeton
Phi Slott Kappa, Weft, Face Gettysburg Here
Physid Rajori Today- - At 2:30 p.m. Tomorrow
Phi Sigma Kappa, fraternity Catching and batting practice
league finalists in intranlural vol-
were emphasized by Coach Joe
leyball, will meet the Phys Ed
Bedenk in this week's drill ses-
Majors, independent league cham-
sions in preparation for the Nit
piOns, in Rec Hall at 4:10 p. m. to-
tarry baseballers' encounter with
day for the All-College Volleyball Gettysburg on Beaver Field to-
Championship, it was announced morrow afternoon.
by manager Jim Williams. Weakness at the plate and poor
catching were the chief causes of
Scores of last week's games fol-
Easter week losses to Penn and
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Princeton. In the seasons opener
Semi-finals: Phi Sigma Kappa
defeated Beta Sigma Rho, 15-8, in Philadelphia last Friday the
15-6; SPE No. 1 defeated SAE 15-
Lions were pounded for 12 hits
4, 1245, 15-11. • and an 8-3 defeat by the Quakers.
Finals: Phi Sigma Kappa de-
They moved to Princeton on Sat
feated SPE No. 1, 15-7, 9-15, 16-14. urday and absorbed an 8-4 claw
ing by the Tigers.
Jim Richardson, fresh from an
engineering inspection trip, start
ed 'on the mound against the Red
and .Bh.le nine but was replaced
in the second inning by Wes Smith,
sophomore righthander. Veteran
Chuck Medlar went the route in
the Princeton game and yielded 10
hits.
The first intercollegiate boxing
tournament was held at Pep
State in-1924.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
An entirely revamped infield
will take. the field against Gettys
burg tomorrow. Facing the absence
of Captain Eddie Sapp, away on a
field trip, Cciach Bedenk will bring
Bill Debler in from the outfield to
take. over at first.
Sophomore Bill Mazzocco will
probably start at the second sack
with Freddy Ball at third while
Whitey Thomas will remain at
shortstop.
Lacrosse Team
Drops Two Mb
Still smarting from defeats ad
ministered by Navy, 13-4, and the
University of Maryland, 12-3, dur
ing the Easter vacation, a deter
mined Lion lacrosse team will
seek its first victory of the sea
son from Swarthmore at Swarth
more Field tomorrow.
The Lions performed creditably
over the weekend considering
they tackled the two topnotch tens
in the country. Inexperience and
lack 'of previous competition prov
ed their undoing in both battles
which saw the Nittanymen off to
a slow start in the first half and
put up a stout defense in the final
two periods.
Navy had little trouble spilling
the green Nittany stickmen, 13-4,
Saturday. The Middies, scoring in
every period, registered a 3-0 lead
by the end of the first quarter, and
led the Lions 7-1 by the end of the
first half.
The. Thielmen's initial tally
came late in the second period
when Jim Riddell, Lion out home,
took a pass from Al Blair, veteran
center, who has returned after a
year's absence, and scored smartly
on a difficult angle shot.
Blair himself scored twice for
the Lions in the second half, and
Captain Bud Dattlebaum added a
fourth marker.
A second setback was handed
the Lions on Monday when they
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The following colleges aband- Mississippi State, Duke, Tulane
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year: University of Mississippi, and Yale.
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