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Lion 7 rackmen ace Michigan State Tomorrow
PRA Track Finals
Will Also Be Held
By DON DAVIS
Penn State's track Lions will be
in top form when they match skills
with a strong squad of Tartans
from Michigan State in their last
dual meet of the season on New
Beaver Field at 1:30 p. m. tomor
row.
Barney Ewell and Co. will have
a real job on their hands to stop
the western outfit, which recently
outpuointed 11 teams for the State
of Michigan Track and Field
Championship.
Offsetting speed merchant
Ewell's point winning ways for
the Lions will be Michigan State's
star athlete, Ed Arrington, winner
of the All Around Individual
Championship at the Kansas and
Illinois Relays for the last two 1
years.
A HO AVERAGE is what Track
Arrington high jumps consist-
Coach Chick Werner, above, would
ently around 6 feet 4 1 / 2 inches, a
like to .have his Lion charges end
height State's Johnny Glenn has their season by outpointing Mich
failed to approach in competition
igan State's strong squad of thin
:his season.
clads tomorrow afternoon.
Not satisfied with this he usual
ly broadjumps over 24 feet, and
winds up his activities by starring
in the shot put. If Ewell is leap- V arsity Golfers
ing as he can, the broadjump
should provide a very interesting
struggle.
Whip Frosh, 7-2
Besides Ewell and sophomore
Don Dolbin in the sprints the
Lions should pick up points in Penn State's varsity golfers
the hurdle events with Bob Hutch- had quite a time Wednesday aft
ings clearing the timber. Joe Ba- ernoon in defeating the formerly
kura and Scotty Moffatt will find undefeated Lion Cub linksmen
themselves pitted against a 13 foot 7-2 over the College course.
pole vault man, namely Tartan Stu Burns was the only fresh-
Jim Wonce. Bakura should make man to win his match, beating
a good bid High School Lin
for honors in this event: Scotty Maxwell by 1 up. In the . .
•
other match of the initial four- The Lion Netmen's record so ksmen
If the local thinclads can stop
the Michigan State squad they will
some, Don Leyden eked out a far this season:
accomplish two things. First they - -
close victory over freshman Don Penn State, 0; Army, 9. Here For PIAA Slate .
will take the rubber in the series Montgomery by 1 up. • Penn State, 3; Lehigh, 6. •
,
Varsity Captain Jack Brand Penn State, 8; Pittsburgh, 1. tourney Championshi ps
having
Lions and the Tartans each
having won once in their two pre-
downed Bill Swan in the second • Penn State, 9; Gettysburg, 0.
vious meets, and second the Lions
foursome by I up. The match Penn State, 7; Syracuse, 2. Forty-four high school golfers,
will end their season with a .500
between veteran Bob Wallace and Penn State, 0; Pennsylvania, 9. representing 11 districts of the
dual meet average. They have
George Rowbothan was stretched Penn State, 2; Cornell, 7. PIAA, will tee off over the
lost to Pitt and Army and have
to 21 holes before Wallace won Penn State, 0; Navy, 9. College course today and tomor
won over Syracuse.
by 1 up. Penn State, 7; F. and M., 2. row in . the state tourney cham-
In the third foursome the var- Penn State; 9; Susquehanna, 0. pionships to select -the_ individual
Adding interest to the college sity found easier going. Chuck scholasticgolf titlist.
struggle will be the participation Seebold defeated Bill Keller by 2 Playoffs will oegin at 9 a. m.
of 580 high school track stars who up, and Chuck Fairchild defeat- Nine Hits High Low and 2 p. m. with 11 foursomes
will run off the high school PIAA r
ed Slim Slack with 2 up and 1 to
track finals, one of the best tour-each playing 36-hole matches.
go .
naments of its gind in the country. During Unusual Season Lowest scorer in 24-holes will
Both Class A and B boys will The summaries: qualify for the final rounds
the baseballteam -to--
be entered and all participants First foursome—Burns (F) de- Althoug h morrow. ... „
too well this season,
have been either first or second feated Maxwell, 1 up. Leyden hasn't done Qualifiers for today's matches
the Nittany nine has had a very
place winners in their own district (V) defeated Montgomery, 1 up. were selected from the four low
unusual record in regards to.
meets. The preliminaries in this Best ball won by frosh. est scorers of each district, which
statewide meet will begin on New Second foursome—Brand (V) game scores. held playoffs last -weekend.
The 21-1 victory over Gettys - Beaver Field at 10 a. m. tomorrow defeated Swan, 1 up. Wallace (V) John Markel of Reading High,
i
i
tbi winning score
theis biggest and the competition will carry defeated Rowbotham, 1 up on the burg who has held the title for two
over into the afternoon along with ' 21st hole. Best ball won by Var- recorded by the Lions since 1908,
consecutive years, W.ill play his
when the Nittany tossers smash- .
the Lion, Tartan encounter. Ger- sity. final interscholastic ..-.golf match
aid Carver from Boyertown who Third foursome—Seebold (V) ed out a 24-1 massacre of Car
today in an attempt to retain the
won last year's mile and half mile defeated Keller, 2 up. Fairchild negie Tech. crown for three straight seasons.
event, is again expected to be the (V) defeated Slack, 2 and 1. Best Pitt's 19-5 defeat of Coach Joe
.
standout performer. ball won by Varsity. Bedenk's boys was the most con
vincing since-1924, the year a
powerful Furman Furman University club
subdued the Lions by a 15-1
count.
Graham's Historic Bench Proves
No Study Aid To 'Zip' Student
The plight of quite a few of our •
most prominent athletes was re-
vealed in a questionaire filled out Frosh Baseball Team
by a history professor at football
coach Bob Higgins' request. Seeks Fifth Victory
"The Hig" was rather worried
about the scholastic standing of At Army Tomorrow
one of his star gridmen, so he sent
a note to the football player's prof, Leo Houck's frosh diamondmen
asking for information and advice entrain for West Point and a hop
on the athlete's achievements. ed for season's fifth victory
It seems that the student in
question had an average of 0- and against the Army Plebes tomor
prepared his work "spasmodical- row afternoon when they leave
ly." Probably the most important with the varsity baseball team at
cause of his
. poor work in history, 11 o'clock this morning.
however, was the fact that he.
Fourteen players. will be mak
."spends too much time on the
bench in front of Graham's (known ing the trip. Houck has announ
to "S" men as the A.C.) and not ced his probable starting nine as
enough on his books." Orient Martella catching, Jack
The obliging prof went on to Stover on the mound, Bob Mc
explain that, "very little history Farland at first base, Ed Lucas at
is made or learned on that HIS- second, Ed Sebastianelli at short,
TORIC bench." Prescription for Bill Sidler covering third; John
a better grade was "thorough pre- Potsklan in left, John Burford in
paration for the final examina- center, and Joe Piontek in right
ton." ' field.
m - AnywwwiTx . m . 7‘9
Bucknell Tennis
Meet Rained Out;
May Play Today
After being rained out for the
second time this season the Lion
netmen's match with Bucknell,
scheduled for yesterday after
noon, was again postponed. Al
though only tentative, the local
courtmen will probably try for
the third time to meet the Bisons
by traveling to Lewisburg this
afternoon.
Coach Ted Roethke's squad.will
wind up their erratic season when
they play a tough Muhlenberg
squad on the varsity courts at 2
p. m. tomorrow afternoon.
Although both Bucknell and
Muhlenberg have had successful
seasons, Roethke expects the lat
ter to push the Lions hardest. He
backs this prediction up with the
fact that Muhlenberg recently
topped Lehigh, victor over the
Nittany. courtmen by a 6-3 count.
Probably using the same line
up for both matches, Roethke
will again start Captain Mac
Weinstein in the lead-off spot,
followed by "Ace" Parker, a
sophomore "corner." Along with
Weinstein, Del Hughes at No. 3
will wind up four years of ten
nis for Penn State this weekend.
The rest of the State line-up
includes Chuck Bowman, John
Knode, and Bill Lundelius in the
No. 4,5, and 6 slots and Don Dav
is and Gil Feldman in doubles
play. Charlie Hough, senior, and
Len Bierman may also see action.
Track Banquet Monday
The annual track banquet will
be held at,the Nittany Liori s lnn
at 6 p.m. Monday night. Elections
for next year's captain will be
Made.
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when the Nittany Lion trackmen
match skills with the Champion
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on New Beaver Field tomorrow
afternoon.
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Ben Stahl Places Ninth
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Benjamin IL Stahl '42, co-cap 7
thin of the Penn State Rifle team
for the past year, was placed,on.
the All-Ameiican rifle team.
lected last night by the National
Rifle Association. • -
Stahl was rated number nine-in
the nation and will receive •the
Golden Bullet award given to the
ten best riflers every year. -
Minnesota topped the nation
with a total of three sharpshoot
ers placed in the first ten. TArb
lowa riflers were also selected.
All-Americans picked ' in the
order of their ranking are Harty
Beal, of Wichita; Virgil Pettit, of
Iowa; David Gross, of Oregon
State; Robert Linse and Edward.
Becker, of Minnesota; Albeit
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John Wynne, of Minnesota; StahL
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