,THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1942
Track Team To
Enter July 4 Meet
In its only meet of the Summer
season, the Lion track squad will
'don its spikes again next Saturday
to face the squads of Cornell, Col
gate, and Syracuse in .a four-cor
nered Army-Navy relief meet in
Ithaca, N. Y.
The meet will include sprints, a
440-yard dash; 880-yard run, and
hdlf-mile relay. It will be the only
"meet of the Summer and Will be
considered separated from the
Srifing season.
Of note in pre -meet statistics
will be the entry in the meet of
three members of the freshman
squad of this Spring, Gerry Kar
ver, Cliff St. Clair, and Bill Shu
man.
These men, now upperclassmen,
will be eligible for competition
during the Summer, but will not,
by that competition, lose a year
of eligibility for competition.
Their competition in this meet
is .of special interest.
The three m.f.n broke freshman
„records during the Spring 'season:
Shuman, the 440; St. Clair, the
•half mile and Shuman's 440 mark;
and Karver, the mile.
NATIONAL: LEAGUE
' How They Stand
• W. L. Pct.
Brooklyn ' 44 17 .721
St. Louis ....35 26 .573
Cincinnati ....35 29 .547
New York ....34 32 .515
Chicago 32 35 .478
Pittsburgh ....30 33 .476
Boston 30 40 .428
Philadelphia ..18 46 .281
• AMERICAN LEAGUE
• HOW they. Stand
W. L. Pct.
New York ....45 19 703
Boston 36 25 .590 6 1 / 2
Cleveland ....37 30 .552 9 1 /.
Detroit 37 .33 .529 10 .
St Louis • • -31 37 .455 16.
Chicago 26 •36 .419 18
Philadelphia ..28 43 .394 . 20 1 / 2
Washington. ..24 44..352 21 1
- Gal—Games behind leader •
IMPORTANT MEETING •
TONIGHT
All Freshmen Interested In Either The Collegian
Editorial or Business Staffi
7:30 P. lilt. Room 8 Carnegie Hall
Cat Ready Foi - The. Biggest Dance This .Summer—
+ JULY 10th
+ REC HALL
Firehouse Mushballers Gain 1- G ame
Lead Defeating Jordan Hall, 15-0
IM IVlushball
Standings
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
W. L. Pct.
Canal . St. Firehouse . 5 1 .750
Mattls 4 1 .800
Elechlic Diner 3 1 .750
Jordan Hall 4 2 .666
Irvin Hall 2 2 .500
Watts Hall 2 3 .400
Miller Club 0 5 :000
Perth State C fib... 0 5 .000
FRATERNITY LEAGUE
SECTION 1
Alpha Phi Delta 3
Tau Kappa Epsilon . 2
Gamma Sigma. Phi . 11
Pi Lambda MU ....
Kappa Delta Rho .. 0
SECTION 2
Phi Sigma , Kappa .. 2
Alpha Chi Sigma ... 2
Beta Theta Pi •,; 2
Beaver House . 1
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1
Alpha' Chi Rho .... 0
SEC I TION 3
Delta Up&ilon 3
Alpha Sigma Phi ... 2
Delta Chi 2
_
Beta Sigma Rho. .... 1
Phi Kappa Sigma .. 1
SECTION 4
W.
110
12
14 1 / 2
14 1 / 2
18
2't-
Phi Delta Theta .... 3
Sigma. Nu 2
Phi Kappa Psi . .. 2
Delta Sigma Phi ... 1
Theta. Chi. , 1
Sigma
. phi
. 41pht . . .
B U Y
•NITED-StA
WAIIV. - ;
ROWS
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CHARLIE BARNET
+ $3.85 PER COUPLE
+ SEMI-FORMAL
Remember! No Flowers. Defense Stamp Corsages Are The Thing This Time.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Phi Dells Top Section 4;
Sigma Nu Tie For 2nd
By MILT DOLINGER
, Taking over the Independent
mushball league top spot by vir
tue of a 15 to 0 shutout over Jor
dan Hall, the Canal St. Fire
house leads the race going into the
home stretch by a margin of one
game.
Again it was the clouting of
Johnny Silain and the mound work
of Borsa that sewed up .the one
sided contest. Allowing only two
hits, Borsa fanned bewildered
tiorm men in rapid succession, in
addition to scoring two runs him
self.
L. Pct.
0 1.000
0 1.000
2 .333
2 .333
3 .000
Canal Street .... 030 057 0-15
Jordan Hall .... 000 000 0— 0
Losing pitcher—Batz.
PSC Loses Another
Watts Hall enabled the Penn
State Club to keep its record of no
games won unblemished, when
they rang up another tally for
themselves, 12 to 5. Lovell pitch
ed for the victors, while Johnson
hurled for the Penn Staters. Lov:-
ell also slugged a home run with
thb bases loaded fo win his own
game.
Watts Hall 102 054 0-12
Penn State Club 100 000 4 5
FRATERNITY LEAGUE
L. Pct.
0 1.000
1 .666
1 .666
1 .500
2 .333
3 .000
L. Pct.
0 'l.OOO
1 .667
2 .500
2 .333
3 .250
Section 4 of the Fraternity
lerlgue was the only one that saw
action last night as Theta Chi set
Sigma. Nu back to a tie for second
place by a score of 9 to 5. Win
ning moundsman Goss held the
sigma Nu-ers to .9 hits. Mattern
held down the pivot post for the
losers.
L. Pct.
0 1.000
1 .666
1 .666
2 .333
2 .333
3 .000
Theta Chi
Sigma Nu
Phi Psi Ties For 2nd
Phi Kalppa Psi deadlocked Sig
ma Nu for the runner-up position
when. `they shut out Delta Sigma
Phi 9 to 0. Elliott was the win
ning pitcher.
With the IM mushball leagues
in their final stages of play, co
managers John Silan and Edgar
Gales have announcedthat inas
much as there are four sections to
the Fraternity league, playoffs Will
be decided by all the top teams in
the various groups playing off for
championship, while all the sec
ond place squads battle it out for
second. The third and fourth
places will be settled in like man
ner.
GAMES TODA Y
Gamma Sigma Phi vs. Tau Kap
pa Epsilon
Pi Lambda Phi vs. Kappa Delta
Rho
7 p ! m.
Irvin Hall vs. Miller Club
Alpha Chi Rho vs. Beta Theta
Pi
Electric Di - her vs. Matils
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
Featuring "The Saxophone King"
His Dancable Orchestra and Frances Wayne
201 330. 0-9
200 003 0-5
Thursday
5 p. in.
HOP
Freshmen Compete
For Baseball Spots
Having answered Coach Leo
Houck's call for candidates for
the yearling baseball nine, forty
freshmen have been competing
hotly during the past week for
spots on the novice squad.
Coach Houck stated yesterday
afternoon that there are a num
ber of good prospects' for the in
field positions but that the squad
was lacking in good pitchers and
outfielders.
BASEBALL SCORES
American League
Cleveland 9, Athletics 0
New York 6, St. Louis 4
Chicago 6, Washington
. 0
Boston-Detroit (night game)
National League
Boston 6, St. Louis 2 (first game)
Boston 3, St. Louis 1 (second game)
Philadelphia-Chicago (night game)
New York-Cincinnati (night game)
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
AND BONDS
PAGE TaM3
Soph Hurlers Need
Experience, Says Lion
Baseball Catcher
If Penn State's baseball sched:.
ule were heavier, 'the Lion' nine
would have a pitching problem,
for only one player is capable of
going the full distance on the
mound and making a go of it.
'Whitey Pyer who will probably
start against Washington and Jef
ferson •in a game here Saturday is
the only veteran moundsman on
the team. The other hurlers are
sophomores, badly in need of ex
perience.
George McWilliams, first string
catcher, who is in a good position
to know pitchers, said that soph
hurlers start on the mound too
sure of themselves.
"They try to throw the ball past
the batters," he said. "Then when
the opposition hits they lose confi
dence 1- - ..nd blow up. I think a few
more. games will get them used to
it though, and we'll have some
good pitching."