FRIDAY, MAY 2&, 1^42 Lions Favored In IC-4A Meet; Baseball Squad Opposes Pitt Ewell Leads Teams In Try For Title Leaving for New York yester- At least three members of the some comment on this, the very eve of battle. The big question on day, Penn State’s track team iwill 'Penn State baseball team will play every one’s tongue is whether or not Barney Ewell will wind up his make its bid at the 66th annual their last game of the year for the career with his third straight outdoor IC4-A triple in the 100, 220 and outdoor JC4-A meet for the title Lions when the Pitt Panthers in- broad jump. We say emphatically, yes. On last word from Coach manV times inthe oast Y 3 h3ll ' S ° vade at 2:30 o’clock tomorrow af- Chick Werner, Barney is in great shape, the best he’s been all season. Rated one of the favorites in ternoon for a Navy Relief fund And incidentally, if the track’s in good shape on Randall’s Island, the meet, the Nittany Lions are the benefit game. Two of them will we’ll be looking for some of Barney’s best times. Maybe we’ll even choice of many sports writers to Wind up their collegiate baseball see that 9.5 century we so optimistically mentioned at the beginning ■sweep the team title this year. careers. of the present campaign. Much of Penn State’s chance Because of an intercollegiate j Darlttma Cinvu •depends on the performances turn- ruling which has cropped up to wUSI MIlUTIlcr Dctllinic dluij •ed in by Barney Ewell, the Nittany govern Summer baseball in college We were amazed, too, but that’s the way it happened, flash, who is gunning for a record sports, the Summer schedule Will The track team was all set to leave for Lewistown where they never before achieved. Barney 'be considered official and no stu- would catch their train for New York. They waited but something now is a two-time winner of three dent wh'o has had three previous seemed to be missing. That’s right—there was no coach. When titles, and if he repeats in this semesters of varsity competition Chick appeared half an hour later to find the team gone, he discov met today afid tomorrow, he will will be eligible to compete. ered that he missed calculations by 30 minutes . B ut there has been set a record never before equal ed This automatically eliminates no disaster as Chick ht the next train B nd by now has undoubt, by any athlete in the history of the Captain Bill Debler and John Eb- .. ... .. , . . IC4-A. -■ ersole who will wind up the edly °™ ghi elusive charges Barney holds the title for the LONE RANGER George Me- Spring season with the Pitt game . least that s the way the story was told to us by Johnny Musser 100-yard and 220-yard dashes and williams ’44, catcher and outfield- tomorrow. The third player, Og- in ' the caddy shop this afternoon, the broad jump.' His chief compe- is the on ’ ly ca t c her left on the gieMartella, will be back as a jun- A|| THfi 'llltraillliralS YOU Want tition win come from NYU’s bril- Penn state baseball team. Oggie jor in the Fall, although he is re- In this column yes terday (if you happened to see it) we outlined hant Les Mac-Mitchell. The Violets Mart ella ’44, who played most of turning tomorrow to finish the ~ f , th Summer intercolleeiate schedule—a schedule as eood as are also rated a strong favorite in the season behind the plate, will season. Bob Perugini,- also affect- bue I f ! y , the S ™ er intercollegiate schedule-a schedule as good as the meet „ . „ . ’ . , Pfl nrnetiee teaching could be expected under the unusual.conditions but still not sufficient tne meet. finish up the Spring season against ed, is practice teaching. ....... . „ . Coach Chick Werner took 13 Pitt tomorrow, and none of the When the clouds blow over, to lully take care of Penn State s athlet,c needs ’ men with him on the trip to Man- three catc hers moving up from the Coach Joe Bedenk will find him- Ready to ably fill in where intercollegiate sports leave off, how hattan. Preliminary heats will be frosh nine have returned this self with a handful of upperclass- eVer, is the intramural board under the direction of Gene Bischoff. run in the track and field events g urnme r. 1 men and the remains of Leo According to Bischoff, the intramural program this Summer will be today with final competition 'to- Houck’s freshman nine from which just as big as the students want it. As soon as student interest is mon ow a t the Tnboro amm on ■ M ■l° build a team. All three frosh shown in some sport, even if as few as eight teams or a doyen indi- Randall’s Island. Chick says he is I rj A catchers have left for the Summer, viduals are entered this snort will be run off looking out for several dark horses lin|| Mml |||Q from thp varqitv havpn > t ’ viduais are entered, this sport will fie run on. in the team title competion. HIM toned mid George McWHUams a Definitely on the docket are fraternity and independent mush- He mentioned Dartmouth and j ll j. II; t junior.’ i s the lone Lion at the bali leagues and tennis tournaments. Mushball competition will be Yale among those he is kind of Bit NAff |1 U|r|ory ca t c hing post. McWilliams, how- divided U P into eight-team leagues and will continue throughout the leery about. These two teams fin- ■■■ ■■ VI 111 * * VIVI J ever, played a great many of the Summer. There is a good possibility that the winning team will meet ished 18th and 19th in the meets special to the Collegian games this season,' and the battery a championship mushball squad from another college in the school’s last. year. However, with the BALTIMORE, May 28 Coach- position will be well taken care of. first interschool intramural match. Entries for mushball and tennis S th°er°rnembers team Penn ed by Nick Thiel and represented “What it means,” said the base- are now acceptable at the intramural office and the fees are $l.OO pier State stands an excellent chance on tbe P lay ' n S field by Jim Got- ball mentor, veteran of 12 seasons team for mushball and 25 cents per. man in tennis. Medals will be of keeping the dark horses in the wals and Tom -Mitchell, Penn State with the. Lions, “is that a' baseball awarded as usual, although cups will not be available. The points dirk. ° - .lacrosse stgrs, the All- player, if he attends every session, scorec j during the Summer will not be included in the yearly intra- Don Dolbin, a finalist in the in- tai ® ,f al ? t ufs'4nfith Can b !f va *’ aity bad a f per " mural ratings of fraternities and independent groups, second-place winner in the 1000- 6 ' 3 L in rubber ga f ne “The freshmen who' just finish- HOW AbOllt SolftßC BOWHIIg ■ ward run who is ejected to bring of North-South lacrosse series. ed theh . Spring seaso n, for in- Other activities that will be carried on according to the interest in some points in the outdoor mile liberally with All- s t anc e, move up to the varsity now demonstrated include five-man soccer, volley ball, golf, badminton and two mile events, are two of the A merican •stickmen, the opposing and w ni be credited with one var- (if birds Eire available), archery, horseshoes, and swimming. It will Lions on whom Coach Werner is rdavbrs of 3 17 *AL sdy season - Next Spring will be help the intramural board to know which sports to sponsor if fra .-relying to strengthen the team av- 2 an^.jc sea bOard colleges be second , and the Summer will ternities and independent groups let the board know where their erage ' « • The spirited attack of'the North C ° mplete the third,” he explained. interests lie . , Curt Stone, in the two-mne race, team was tlie deciding factor with We understand that the Dux Club Bowling alleys will 'be closed and Herm Goffiberg m the mile- Tom Mitchell,-"Penn' State, Herb .IT’S UP TO YOU!! for 'the Summer. Might we suggest that the College look into the a ”- f e T? n th S p Hi Fitc ti> Hobart, Bob Tunstail, Union get YOUR COLLEGIAN possibility of renting the alleys for student use much as they do the pomt-getteis. In the hurdles di C Uege Dan Hoagland) Yale and qm«!niTßTTnw wnw Glennland Pool vision, Barney iPlesser and Gene Dartm S outh , leading the SUBSCRIPTION NOW Glennland Pool. Neville may come through with offense some of what it is going. to take to Gotwals, a -defenseman and cap .brmg the team championship to tain . elect fo r ,the Nittanymen, and Penn State. . , Tom Mitchell, star attackman for Captain Joe Bakura is a possible Lion Goach Nick Thiel, were sel winner m the pole vault «md jay- ected la as a rtsult of their elm competition while. Johnny outsta nding work in-Spring com- Glenn, captam-elec , has g petition. -Coach Thiel was chosen chance in the highjump Saul head mentor foi . th e Northern Hamn A 1 Borges, and Den Eves- team early in the season . Last coin have a fifty-fifty chance r Thiel seuve d as assistant the events. coach for the All-Stars. Besides Ewell and MadMitcheh, The North - s Victory under the there will be five other champ. lightjg of the Baltim ore field back from other colleges o e Wednesday night gives it a one their titles in the meet in the Ran- game edge over ihe South . In the ball’s Island Stadium. -two previous times that the battle Alßlozis, who will be trying for bgen sta g e d, the North won his third consecutive double m thg first in 1940 and the South the weight tossing, is rated a fav- triumphed last year . orite, but his Georgetown t Besides Penn State other schools mates are given slight chance for a which contribut?d to the 22-man team victory. a „ winning team were Yale, Prince- Hal Shekel of Pitt is defending Dartmout h,' Rutgers, Union, champion' m the 220-yard low g Hobart) an d Lafayette. hurdles, and '5 ordham s John Campbell will be -back to try for Students Requested cj£« a .? d vS'ln le form Golf Foursomes vault, are the other two defending Because of the anticipated in champs. crease in the use of the golf course —— during the Summer semester, a new plan has been devised where- Naviflation Main. Class by players will be urged to play naiiyaiivn ■ IHIH. _ in foursomes instead of individ- Slarted By College ually or in groups of twos or A new course called mathe- This plan will be in effect when matical introduction to navigation . g necessary relieve the con is being offered at the College dur- tiop> accol .ding to Robert B. ing the current semester. Rutherford, Sr., superintendent of Taught by Dr. Charles A. Rupp, the lf cour3e . professor of mathematics, the course is designed to prepare stu dents for both navigation and na val work. ★ * * GET YOUR COLLEGIAN SUBSCRIPTION NOW TftE DAILY COLLEGIAN Three Players End Spring Season Its Up To YOU!! Subscribe Now To The Bigger And Better Daily Collegian STUDENT UNION Use the New Deferment Plan Defer $1.75 to Your Fall / Semester Fees and Pay Only $1.50 Down for a Two Semester Subscription llllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllitlllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllltHißl Between The Lions iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiimii How Can We Refrain? Yes, we know that everything has been written over and over concerning this weekend’s IC4-A’s. But how can we, as sports editor of the paper whose College is going to win the thing, refrain from COLLEGIAN OFFICE $3.25 FOR SUMMER AND FALL SEMESTERS $1.75 FOR SUMMER SEMESTER With DON DAVlS—Sports Editor STUDENT SOLICITORS PAGE TfifeEE
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