WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23. 1911
Lion Terinis; Baseball Squads See Action Today
Roethke Shifts Lineup
for Bucknell Match
`Six veteran tennis Bisons from
Bucknell will face Ted Roethke's
charges on the varsity courts this
afternoon at 4 p. m. In an 'at
- tempt to find a winhing combi
nation after the Army shut-out
Saturday, Roethke plans to make
a drastic shake-up in the singles
order.
The only definite change in to
day's line-up will' find sophomore
Don Davis pairing up with Chuck
-Bowman, No. 3 man in ,the sec
ond doubles combination.
In the singles department the
Nittany men to play will again
be Captain Mac Weinstein, Del
-Hughes, Chuck Bowman, John
Knode, Don Parker, and Bill
Lundelius, althought Roethke
may shift the order.
The Bison court team dropped
its first match in three encoun
ters Saturday when they bowed
to a powerful Rutgers squad, 6-3.
The probable order for Buck
nell's netmen will be Fred Girf
fin at No. 1, Captain Johnny
Cronk at the 2 slot, Tom Burns
third, and Bob Rink, Dan Rich
ardson, and Joe Culbertson play
-ing in the last three spots.
,Aside from the change in the
No.- 2 doubles team, Roethke
plans to use the, same pairs in the
first and third combines, Wein
stein and Hughes at No. 1, and
Parker and Lundelius in the
third slot.
Today's match will be the first
of three for the Lions -this week.
Roethke's charges face Lehigh's
Engineers, undefeated for 15
straight matches Friday, and
play host to 'Pittsburgh Saturday.
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inletend Pradkie Game
Lock Haven provided the op
!position yesterday afternoon for
the. Lion gridders' second prac
tice tame of the spring training
iession .in a scrimmage which
turned into a 30-6 field day for
Bob Higgins' boys.
.Captain Len Krouse inaugur
ated the, scoring for the .Nittany
gridmen on the third play of
~ t he game when he broke loose
at midfield and galloped across
.the goal line.
,'• "Sparky" Brown contributed
'the second touchdown on a pass
interception and 70 yard run
'.back 'to paydirt. "Pepper" Pe
trella added a, third six-pointer
on a 94-yard run from scrim-
image.
Ralph Ventresco intercepted
a Lock Haven pass and cut his
way through 35 yards of oppo
sition for the fourth score, and
Galen Bailey added the final
touch with a 30-yard dash to
touchdown land.
• Lock Haven scored its lone
touchdown on a 'pass from Walt
Illursiak to John O'Neill late
in. the game.
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Winter Sports
Nei 10 Wins
Penn State's varsity teams
won 70 out of 102 events during
the winter sports season, tying
two and losing only 30, with 10
varsity teams seeing actiou.
The yearlings, who 'had
matches scheduled in six sports,
won 12 out- of 18 of their events.
Two new activities were' added
to the winter schedule, ice hock
ey and skiing. The hockeymen
under Coach A. F. Davis had
unusual success in their initial
campaign, winning six and ty
ing one of their ten - games.
Although the skiers did not
schedule dual meets, they were
successful in winning the sec
ond annual Pennsylvania Ski
Championships.
Paul Scally, 175-pound boxer,
won the National Collegiate
title, and Bobby Baird, captain
elect of the mitt team was run
ner up for the welterweight
crown.
Frank Gleason, wrestling cap
tain,, took third place in the
NCAA- tourney, while Charlie
Ridenour copped the eastern
121-pound - crown. • Lou Borcio
won the parallel bars title in
the Eastern Gymnastic Associa
tion.
Basketball captain, Johnny
Barr, was elected to an All-
Eastern' team and the AP -All-
Pennsylvania team after he
topped the Lion three-year scor
ing record with 519 pOints.
Complete team records:
Varsity
Rifle ....
Basketball
Wrestling
Track ...
Gymnastics
Ice. Hockey
Boxing
Fencing ..
Swiml-ning
Freshman
Wrestling ...
Basketball
Gymnastics
Fencing
Swimming ..
Boxing
Werner Decides On 18
Tracksters To Compete
Weekend Penn Relays
After completing time trials
and final eliminations, track
Coach Chick Werner announced
late yesterday the roster of
thinclads that will compete in
the 4'7th annual track and field
carnival, the Penn Relays, to
be held at Franklin Field, Phil
adelphia, Friday and Saturday.
Barney. Ewell.has been invit
ed to run against some of the
nation's best sprinters in a spe
cial 100-yarti dash event. Bar
ney will also team up with Don
Dolbin, Captain Van Hartman,
Barney Plessey and Al Price in
the sprint relays.
Beta Sigma Rho also won the
team trophy cup with 119 points
followed by Delta Upsilon who
will receive a plaque for achiev
ing second place with 33 points.
Fifty points were gained for
Beta Sig by winning first place .
and 30 additional added for.:::; : :.
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second place in the team scoring. ',.•,,
One point was scored for each . ..."
man entered in the tournament, :5: .
and two points were amassed i - :•: , :
for each match that a team won. i.:-:.:.'',, 1 chewing
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teeth into delicious
Intramural golf swung into i 5, our
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action this week with 26 fra-...,-;ix-: 3
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teams entered, according to ] ,. ..:•;Kt , . flavor.
~..f, ,,, , , freshing satisfaction,
manager Bob Zwinggi. Results :::•rt:'s' of re
ad
fun to sports'
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of first round play to date fol-: , .w:::.
lows: : , ,i:a DOUBLE/ 4/NT da il y a
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Theta Kappa Phi defeated ti:i4,,::•, informal get-tOgetherSl
SAE No. 2, 4-2; Beta Theta 'Pi i:o , niA.:your tee
_No. 2 forfeited to SAE No. 1; NlOlO l / 4 4
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A n d costs s
Sigma Chi defeated Beaver p.".*
our breath, too. . an
House, 4-2; and AGR defeated Oda - al packages today • •
Phi Kappa Psi, 4-2. ~ 4 wAt Buy se ver day.
~....„.„..t : . nroBLEVIINT every
study sessions.
The teams which byed into ~ p v;..A _.,-,.. m . c leliciouS .1,-- th and. sweeten
second round play are Phi Kap- , z; TA , ':. eu,r-J
pa Sigma No. 1, Beta Sigma ik.s.o),
Rho, Beta Theta Pt No. 1, KDR„'' . .„wc• ;;“;•—• „..--
•ir Phi Kappa Tau, and Phi Delta IR".;:j..."''''
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head The Collegian Chuisifieds Theta.
Other Lion tracksters to com
pete in running . events this
weekend will be Max
_Peters,
Jim Williams, Harry -- Kjellman,
Norm Gordon, Herb Goff berg,
and Alex Bourgerie.
Entries in the field' events
will be John Glenn, Frank Platt,
Joe Bakura, Quent Dietrick,
Scatty Moffat, Len Frescoln, and
Saul Hanin. •
In 1937, Frank Smith of the
Penn State 'baseball nine com
pleted the season with a .500 bat
ting average to set a.new r college
record.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Leads Baseball Lions
Captain Eddie Sapp guides
the Nittany diamondmen this
afternoon in quest of a repeat
performance of last season's
victory over the Susquehanna
Crusaders.
Nittany Linksmen face
Two-Meet Weekend Trip
Using virtually the same six
that downed the Army,, golfers
on Saturday, 5-4, Coach Bob
Rutherford's varsity linksmen
'will leave tomorrow afterndon
on a two-meet trip in which they
face a veteran W. & J. aggrega
tion on Friday and the Mount
aineers of West Virginia on Sat-
urday
The winner of the medal play
off to be held this afternoon be
tween junior Scott Maxwell and
the loserfifthe Jim Kramer-Bill
LaPorte two-some medal play
off will hold down No. 7 spot
on the squad making the trip.
Captain Jack Brand, veteran
Don Leyden, Bob Wallace, Don
Hart, and Chuck Seebold are as
sured of varsity berths on the
Lion roster for this weekend's
matches.
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Intramurals
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Al Hendler, Beta Sigma Rho's
ping pong ace, captured the in
dividual championship in the
Fraternity League of intramur
al ping -pang Monday afternoon
by defeating his fraternity
brother, Ed Kahan, in the finals
at Rec Hall, 21-16, 21-19.
In the semi-finals before play
ing .Kahan, Hendler conquered
DU's threat, Charles Hannan,
21-10, 21-16. These two matches
climaxed a grueling six weeks
of elimination managed by Clair
Hess.
Richardson Will Pitch;
Only One Change Made
Big Jim Richardson will be the
starting pitcher for the Lion
diamondmen• when they take the
field against the Crusaders from
Susquehanna at 4 o'clock this
afternoon in an effort to annex
their second victory of the sea
son.
Virtually the same line-up that
saw action in the Gettysburg
game Saturday will start for the
Nfttanymen. The only change
made by Coach Joe Bedenk will
put John Ebersole in right field
instead of Bob Ruff.
The Crusaders breeze into
town today with impressive vic
tories over Rutgers, Hartwick,
and Bucknell to their credit. Last
year Susquehanna came to State
College sporting -a win streak,
which was speedily extinguished
by the Lions to the tune of 8-1
behind the five-hit pitching of
Chuck Medlar.
Other starters for the Blue anal
White today will be Bill Debler
at first, Captain Eddie Sapp at
second, Whitey Thomas at short,
and Freddy Ball at third.
Warren Kolkebeck, who blast
ed a double and triple in Satur
day's game, will be in center
field. Peany Gates will play in
his usual left field spot. Alex
Basista, who gathered three sin
gles against Gettysburg, will
catch Richardson.-
On Alumni Day in 1935, the
Penn State baseball nine won a
thrilling game from the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania by a score
of .1-0.
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40 Frosh Baseballers
Hold Daily Workouts
A squad of approximately 40
frosh baseballers has been hold
ing daily practice sessions under
Coach Leo Houck and assistant
John Nixon in preparation for
its opening game with Kiski
Prep op. 'April 30.
With no definite line-up de
termined as yet, positions are
being contested in daily innings
games and general practice
workouts.
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