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Lion Gridders Face Duquesne Eleven Today;
Syracuse Stops State
Lacrosse learn
_ _ . . In a game that proved how
Special to the Collegian , QtfCUS Act evenly the teams were matched
SYRACUSE, April 24 Penn . for today’s High School Day bat-
State’s baseball streak ol four With intercollegiate champions, Penn state , g Gnd DuqU esne’s
Special to the Collegian wins was stopped cold here - to- and near -champions, in more football teams battled to a
SYRACUSE, New York, April n i g ht, as the Syracuse nine nailed sports than it is convenient to 12 _ 12 draw in the sweltering heat
24—Rejuvenated by last week’s ,p a ul Lazar for 16 hits in swamp- mention, with captains and stars Qf Ngw Beavel . Fie ‘ ld yesterday,
victory over Cornell, Penn State’s i n g the Lion squad, 10-1. Coach galore to pick from. The Daily sparked by the brilliant play
lacrosse team arrived here today j o e Bcdenk and his boys meet Collegium sports writers are faced of su b s tit u te tailback Bud Davis
if or the game with the Syracuse Colgate tomorrow afternoon on with 'a very difficult task of se- , Nittanvrn p ‘ from.behind
ten which is to be played tomor- the Hamilton, N. Y. diamond. lecting the “outstanding athlete of . . , h ]f ft ri ,
,ow afternoon at 2 p. m. state’s lone tally was scored in the year." lory sta. t and outplayed the Red
Hoping to beat the Change team the sixth inning by Tom Sidlei, The award, to be made at the and B t ue gridders in both offense
of which he was once an AU-Am- sophomore centerfielder after £inale ot lhe All-College Circus and defense departments of the
oricaii member, Coach Nick flu el Sidler hit safely, went to third tonight , will u,, based upon the „ igskin spo rt.
brought a squad of 20 men to Syr- on Bill Debler’s single, and scored individual achievement ot the The Dukes started the scoring
™ *«honie town in an all-out when John Eborsole was put out. £Jthlete from the standpoint of when Wolejk scored 0 n a reverse
cUoit to pull a victoij out of the Ten Blue and White batsmen what £ hat athlete has done for from the four after the Smoky
1J o?the°Lionfl e - T? t b £ Penn State, the fame that goes outm imd hammmdng
With the hopes ot the Lions de- mens hurler, the best the Lions h djn hand with lh at achieve- at the Blue and White’s end zone
■j.ending upon whether the defense Lave faced so far. Another big , . , „ :11 +h • rt - r , r ,
clicks, the team from the Nittany factor was the Penn State defense J- th „ athlete IIH . m ° st ol the fllst Quarter.
Hills is given an even chance for which bogged down. mansh,p 01 the athl ? te - u . A 50-yard return of a punt by
<i victory. In a pre-game predic- “Fireman" Warren Pyer was termer years the choice was Mayo Donelli, starting right half
tiou Coach Thiel expressed his be- called to duty in the eighth frame the vo )- e °f, the various for the Dukes, set up the initial
lief that his lacrossemen would when Lazar got into trouble with coaches, but this year the School scoie of the game sifter the Hig
•win if they played the brand of only one out. Three runs came Physical Education and Ath- gins men had kicked, out from
lacrosse thev are capable of play- across before Pver got the last two letics turned over this task of behind their goal. Davis had
j n g, ' men 0U ( ‘ selection to the locsll sports writ- knifed through three blockers to
Following -the game with the Debler collected two of the ers. stop the flashy Dukeman on the
Orangemen, Coach Thiel plans to Lion’s five singles, a minor of- Former Penn State,, athletic six.
visit with his .parents who live in fense compared to the 16 Orange greats who were awarded the title Previous to the score the Nit-
Syracuse. The Nittany team will hits, including four doubles and a include Steve Hamas ’29, Marty tany forward wall had held the
return to State College late Sun- home run. McAndrews ’3O, Frank Diedrich Donelli-coached team in two goal
day evening. ’3l, Jesse Brewster ’33, Thomas line stands. The tackling of Leo
Meets Syracuse
IN Soccer Play Continues;
lirack, Field Entries Due
Action in the intramural soccer
tournament continued yesterday
and plans were formulated for the
intramural track and field meet,
next Wednesday and Thursday.
Delta Upsilon defeated Alpha
Chi Sigma No. 2, 1-0, and Alpha
Chi Sigma No. 1 defeated Phi
Kappa Sigma, 2-0 in yesterday’s
only soccer games.! Both winners
are now semi-finalists.
Entries in the track and field
meet must be presented at the
intramural office in Bee Hall by
noon today, according to Eugen
C. Bischoff, director of intramural
atheltics.
Monday’s schedule matches Phi
Delta Theta and Delta Upsilon in
a semi-final game. Sigma Nu will
play Phi Sigma Kappa No. 1 in
the concluding ' quarter-final
match. The winner here will face
Alpha Chi Sigma No. 2 in the oth
er game of the semi-finals.
■ 11 ' foursome will include Dick Ste- Lions in their battle with the
_ . . a I \\ti* n I phens and Kramar. Swan and Dukes today since Dave Alston
I VV IflS K&lclV Holden comprise the Penn State will be back in uniform to atm at
sprint 'IVIKUI'ey 1 «am 7 men in-the fourth section. touchdown territory,
g. r-.. A. f t f* ««, • Coach Rutherford is looking for Starting lineup for today’s gaifie
In rsrsc /\l‘tSirnOOn S V.OITID€tItIOTI another win in this, his 21st sea- is as follows:
nan ■»»»»• V - r son with the Nittany golfers, but DUQUESNE
Special to the Collegian leg, 1:54,3; Dolbin, running the said that Bucknell has a strong lE Jansante
PHILADELPHIA, April 24 220-yard leg, 21.2; and Schiff, the outfit and will probably put up L T Matisi
Four near-record times turned in other 220 yard leg, 22.3. some stiff opposition. LG Keller
by Barney Ewell, Norm Gordon, The Nittany team is looking Bucknell last played the Lion q Wukits
Don Dolbin, and Marty Schif'f forward to the last half of the golfers in 1935, although two sue- HG Fay
paced the Penn State sprint med- meet to be run off tomorrow af- ceeding matches had been sched-
ley relay team to a win in the ternoon, the big feature of which uled but were cancelled because K j s [ day
Penn Relay Carnival here this af- will be the special invitation 100- of unfavorable weather. Penn Qg Setcavage
ternoon. yard dash in which the Nittany State defeated West Virginia last LR Donelu
The 440-yard relay team won hopes rest on their speedy sprint Saturday on the home links by Kielbasa
its heat in the qualifying rounds start, Barney Ewell. He placed the decisive score of 9to 0. pg Gottlieb
in the afternoon’s show, but un- second in this event last year and
fortunately dropped the baton on has been rated as a favorite to win
a pass in the finals and so were the race in this year’s meet,
not able to place in the event. Other events on tomorrow’s
Xavier College won this event program are the 880-yard relay,
with a time of 41.7 seconds. the four-mile relay, the freshman
The Lions failed to place men mile relay, broad jump, hammer,
in any of the other events run off. javelin, pole vault and high jump.
The other events were shot-put. The Nittany team will miss the
discus, 400-meter low hurdles, and services of Johnny Glenn in the
120-yard low hurdles. high jump department. Glenn,
The winning sprint medley whose ankle was injured several
team won its relay with a time of weeks ago will be out of competi
-3:26.5. Individual times of the tion for at least two weeks
Perm State runners were: Ewell,
running the 440-yard leg, 48.2; _
Gordon, running the half-mile nCVi EV3IIS TO bpGaK
Orangemen Collect
16 Hits From Lazar
The box score
Penn Slate
Farris, 2b
Poinlek, If
Sidler. cf
Debler, lb
Ebersole, rf
Brown, 3b
Thomas, ss .. ..
Xvtariella, c
Lazar, p
Nobile, Red Moore, and Ken
Schoonover stood out in the de
fensive effort.
The Lions got their first break
in the second quarter when John
ny Wolovsky, substitute center,
snagged a Donelli aerial and
placed the ball in the home team’s
possession on the Red and Blue’s
25-yard line. Cliff St. Clair and
Davis moved the ball to the eight
yard marker' from where Jack
Banbury bulled his way through
the center of the line for a T.D.
Heading for their second win of Coming bark after the haif with
Syracuse ab r h o a the season, Penn State’s golf team a powerhouse offense, the Lions
Glacken, cf 5 1 4 2 0 w jR -meet Bucknell University on moved to their second touchdown
Waft, 2b 4 2 2 1 2 the golf course at two o’clock to- with Jeff Durkota carrying the
Sylvestre, ss 5 0 1 0 2 day. This is the second meeting ball on a shovel pass from
McPhail, rf 5 2 1 2 0 0 f the two teams, the Lions having O’Karma, substitute for Davis, to
HesiTlb 5 2 3 10 1 beaten the Bisons 9too in 1935. score standing up from the 19-
Whilesell. If 4 2 3 0 0 Team positions for this week’s yard line.
Weber, 3b 4 0 1 1 3 matches remain unchanged since A 50-yard pass from Goode to
Slade, c 4 1 110 0 j; m Kramar and Dent Holden KielbcEa produced the Dukes’
Mallelle. p 4 0 0 1 1 held their own against Ed Fair- second touchdown and the final
Totals 40 10 IS 27 9 child and Joe Brucher in the in- score of the game.
xßalled for Pointek in 7th. ter-squad matches this week. Aldo Cenci, first-string block
xxßalled for Pyer in 9th. Bob Wallace will lead off in ing back, was hurt in the first
Penn State ... 000 001 000— 1 number one position with Chuck quarter of the fray, but the -pic-
Syracuse .... 013 020 13x—10 Seebold number two. The second ture may not be so for the
Pyer, p
xDonovan
xxPerugini
Totals
Dr. Louis H. Evans, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church in
Hollywood, California, will speak
during the chapel services in
Schwab Auditorium at 11 a. m.
His subject will be “The Faith of
tire Collegian—History, Argument
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Baseball Streak, 10-1
Writers' Best Athlete High School Seniors
To Be Announced To Witness Fray
Slusser '34, Albert Mikelonis ’35,
a Bill Miller ’36, J. Franklin Smith
2 ’37, Wendell Wear ’3B, Harry
® Harrison ’39, Nick Vukmanic ’4O,
jj and John Barr ’4l. No selection
® was.made in 1932.
2
l Lion Golfers Play
j Bucknell Today
Living at The Colonial
123 W. Nittany Ave., State College
For College Men who are not fraternity minded, our house of
fers fellowship and opportunities for development found in
few other Independent groups.
Scholastically our rating is high as evidenced by representation
on the roster of fifteen Honorary and 'Scholastic Societies and
other murks of leadership in College activities.
Our men take active interest and participate in extra curricular
affairs, and intramural sports.
Of mutual interest to all concerned is the strict adherence to
house rules and study hours, so that all share equally in the
things that make your stay here worth while.
(ourlmen Meet
Strong 'Big Red'
ITHACA, N. Y.,. April 24
Penn State’s varsity tennis team
arrived here late tonight tor their
tilt tomorrow afternoon with Cor
nell. The match is scheduled for
2 p. m. on the Big Red’s varsity
courts. t
Halted in their last] two times
out, after their lineup tvas riddled
with injuries earlier in'.the season,
the Nittanymen will try to regain
their winning stride with an upset
over a dangerous Cornell- squad.
STATE
r.*ii FIRST YEAR CLASSES BEGIN
• • Potsklan on June 15th and Sept. 28th, 1042 nnd
Kerns February Ist, 1913
.. . Jaffurs With Summer work. Day Course may be
Palazzi completed in two calendar years and eve
ninsr course in two yenrs and—eight
. . . . Nobile months
Schoonover
Van Lenten
.... Ulinski
.... Alston
. . St. Clair
. . 3anbury
(Signed) JESSE V. FARDELLA ’43
Chairman of Activities
Phone 4850
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1942
Special to the Collegian
Cornell holds a decided advant
age over the Lions in that they
have just returned from a training
tour through the southern states,
and have severaf victories over
major southern collegiate teams to
their credit.
Lion captain, Charlie Bowman,
and Cy Hull, number one sopho
more, are still question marks.
Bowman was forced from, the
lineup with sickness, and has been
unable to regain his usual form
since his return.
Hull suffered a severe shin
splint in the second match of the
year, that has seriously handicap
ped his game in subsequent
matches. Both Bowman and Hull
wdre handed decisive setbacks in
the match with Bucknell last
Wednesday. .
Sophomore A 1 Hendler still fa
vors an injured left shoulder, and
may encounter trouble at the
number three spot.
Ace Parker will start at num
ber two for the Lions, Lundelius'
will probably fill number five,
and Herb Kraybill, only member
of the team to remain undefeated
in singles this year, will handle
the number six position. .
Fire House Defends
Mushball Title Again
The Canal Street Fire • House
took the mushball championship
for the third consecutive time last
night in a hotly contested game
•with the Miller Club. : The Fire
House pitcher, Art Bovsa, allowed
only two hits throughout the
game, enabling the Fire House
boy’s to roll up a TO-4 score.
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