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The Lions
With DON DAVIS
Sports Editor
Real Determination
Ted Husing, noted sports com
mentator, recently related what he
termed the funniest incident he
had ever heard in the world of
sports. And this incident was about
two Penn State trackmen on their
way to a meet last spring.
It seems that Joe Bakura - and
Red• Moffatt; pole-vaulters, were
en route to Randall's Island via
subway. In a weak moment at
their hotel they .had • brergged of
being able to carry their poles with
them on' the three subway trains
which, they had to 'take to reach
their destination. And so the two
boys from the Nittany Hills under
took a task that , a ruAtive New
Yorker would have never attempt..
ed,• that of driving •their way in
and out of the cars with these long
bamboo poles in 'tow. Screamed at
'by every guard and conductor they
passed, the two Lion stalwarts
turned deaf ears and plowed on
amid the teeming masses of weary
commuters. On reaching Randall's
Island these two boys had accom
plished a feat unheralded in the
sports columns but unparalleled
for sheer determination.
Three Thoughts
If this rain stops the Lion court
men will face across the nets to
morrow the first service squad to
meet the Lions for many years.
Even if it is only a match with the
ensigns stationed on campus it is
probably the beginning of a series
of athletic events with service
squads. And from this corner, the
more such matches the better.
Word has come to us that mush
ballers'have been using the com
munity baseball, diamond for their
games. Those in charge of the dia
mond have requested that mush
ball playing be restricted to the
outfield since playing on the in
field necessitates the moving of
bases, etc.
GET PRELIMINARY
BE ISTRATION BLANK AT STY
Tourneys In 19 Sports
On Summer Rec Program
Mllshball
Standings
Last night's rain caused .a tern
porary armistice. . in the intramural
mushball warfare. However, .play,
if weather permits, will:be resum
'ed.this afternoon, according to co
managers John Silan and Ed
Gales.
GAMES TODAY
p. m.
Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Alpha Chi
Sigma
Sigma Phi Alpha vs. Phi Kappa
Psi
Beta Sigma Rho vs. Delta Upsi
lon
Penn State Club vs. Irvin Hall
If postponed by rain, these
games will be played at 2:30 Sun
day.
MONDAY
7 p. m.
Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Beaver
House
Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigma Nu
Electric Diner vs. Watts Hall
Linksmen Meet
Centre Hills CC
When the 40 players tee off this
afternoon in the match between
Penn State and the Centre Hills
Country Club, •golf is in for some
mass action.
Following the first threeifour
somes who are the actual contest
ants, will be fourteen pairs of as
sorted Country Club and Penn,
State •players. Most of the men
out for the varsity and some fresh
man candidates will take on the
Centre Hills linksmen.
Playing for Penn State this af
ternoon will be Co-captains Dick
Stephens and Bill "Ducky" Swan,
Bill Smiley an•d Ed Fairchild, and
Jim McCormick and Charlie Mc-
Clay. Stephens lost his first
match of the season last weekend
to one of the Colgate players.
The golf course will be closed
tomorrow afternoon while the
matches are in progress. The first
nine will be in use from 1:30 to
about 4:30 and the second nine.
from 3:30 until approximately
6:30.
Caddies for the matches this af
ternoon are needed. Any students
interested in the job may obtain
more information at the caddy
house.
This is the second of the six
Summer meets scheduled for the
Nittany golfers, all of them on a
home and home basis. !Next en
counter for the linksmen will be
with the Country Club at Centre
Hills on July 11.
Art Honorary Pledges
3 Profs, 5 Students
Pi Gamma Alpha, local art hon
orary, pledged eight persons yes
terday, according to Mildred B.
Schmidt '43, president. Ceremonies
were held in Main Engineering art
gallery. •
Those who will be initiated
Sunday are Mary J. Spear '43,
and Sophomores Helen D. McKee,
Mona L. Wieland, E. Stanford
Roth, James P. Storm; Miss Amy
G. Gardner, associate professor of
art education; Miss Katherine M.
Norman, instructor in art educa
tion; and Mrs. Eleanor G. Willis,
instructor in fine arts.
Thiel Makes Laciosse Call
Freshmen interested in trying
out for the lacrosse team are urged
by Coach Thiel to report to his of
fice in Rec Hall anytime during
the day. No previous experience
is 'needed. The freshman game .
schedule is still indefinite.
BRING MATRIC CARDS TO
EGISTRATION
THE - DAILY - COLLEGIAN
Men, Women, Miked
Groups To Take Tart
Play in 19 sports tournaments,
softball, basketball and volley ball
leagues• for•. Summer Session stu
dents will begin July 9, 'according
to Miss Marie Haidt aad• Earl Ed-
wards, co-chairmen of•the Session
recreation program.
Seven women's tourneys in ten
nis singles, bowling, badminton
singles, table tennis, archery, golf
and softball will be conducted if
enough. entries- for the respective
tournaments are turned in at Stu
dent Union before 5 p. m. July 6.
Men's tournaments will include
tennis singles and, doubles, basket.
ball, softball, handball, horseshoes,
golf, badminton, table tennis and
volleyball with the same stipula
tion.,
Mixed groups will compete in
tennis doubles and archery tour
naments, with preliminary and
final competition in the latter.
Leagues of four teams •or more
will be formed in softball for men,
softball for women, and men's bas
ketball and volley ball if sufficient
interest is shown. Games will be
played at 4 and 7 p. m. daily.
Summer Session students will
also be asked to indicate interest
in bike trips every Wednesday
night, with breakfast trips July 12
and 26; hiking every Sunday after
noon, and horseback riding club.
Session Roundup
(Continued from Page One)
view of motion pictures available
for use by campus organizations
will be held in 6 Burrowes at 4
p. m. Tuesday.
Rabbi Alexander Alan Stein
bach, of the Jewish- Chautauqua
Society, is scheduled to speak in
110 Sparks at 7:30 p. m. July 7.
The Daily Collegian will carry
complete coverage on Summer ses
sion events. Special six-weeks sub
scriptions will be sold during reg
istration for $l.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
How They Stand
W. L. Pct.
New York ....45 19 703
Boston 37 26 587
Cleveland ... 38 30 .559
Detroit 39 34 .549
St. Louis .... 31' 37 .456
Chicago 27 36 .429
Philadelphia 28 45 .383
Washington .. 24 '42 .364
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pct.
Brooklyn .... 46 17 .714
St. Louis .... 36 26 .581
Cincinnati ... 36 31 .530
New York 35 33 .514
Chicago 35 35 .500
Pittsburgh .. 30 34 .468
Boston 30 42 .416
Philadelphia . 18 48 .273
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Smoker Tomorrow Night
Blue Key, junior hat society, Wit 1111
will tap new members Monday •
Condition 'of' the New Beaver
night. First assistant managers
field baseball diamond will deter
for. the Spring sports, as well as
mine whether Washington• and
cheerleaders, are eligible for mem-
Jefferson meets the Lions at 2:30
bership.
o'clock this afternoon in the first
A smoker for all prospective
home game of the Sumrmer sche
members will be conducted at the
dule.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity at
7p. m. tomorrow. Informal in- Clear skies today. could put-tlie
itiation is scheduled to start early Penn - State field in-shape for.- the
next- week, ending Tuesday; July battle; but wet. weather - woUld
7. - Formal initiation ' will take -make the ground-too sliPperyldr
place Wednesday, July 8. The PlaY.'
group is also plahning a dinner- Ideal weather during the: past
dance for-the new -members some three weeks has giyen Coach,.Rie
time next month: Bedenk's nine plenty, of time. to
Rain: Mai Hat
~SpeciaUtlet Tilt
For the first , time in nearly ra
month, .Whitey Pyer will hurl in .a.
home game • when he takes -the
Inclement weather., 'may force-mound against- . the Presidents.
postponement .of the tennis match . Last. New , Beaver field perform
between the varsity. Lions and a ance by Pyer was -Memorial Day
special service team,.comprised of when the Lions downed Pitt— •
Naval Reserve lieutenants, sche- George McWilliams will catch
duled to be played on the College behind: the plate; Jack Weber will
courts-at 2 o'clock this afternoon. handle first base duties, shifting
Although yesterday's steady Captain Bill Debler to• the outfield;
downpour plus •showers last night Dale Bower' will , probably start at
have turned the eburts into a field second Whitey Thomas is carded
of mud, they should dry sufficient- for• the short stop post; and either
ly for play by noon today unless Gene Sutherland or Don Sander
more rain falls, in which event the cock will direct third base traffic.
match would have to be postponed
until a later date.
Leading the ensigns will be Lt.
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"Chuck" Reed, through whom ar- BA "1- • 4 ,k , tr\ i' -:,,A 0•
rangements for the tilt were corn- ..,Itrv , 7 . , e. AO 4,wpi.., i :9,
pleted. Lieutenants Freeman and c i • T : • / I • 4,v/11 )% i' ,'::.:•,. '.'
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Miller are also expected to start ' IV ' . + . - ; IN -1 ,
for the service team.-- MOthillg like. his at u
Coach Ted Roeiihke has not yet ,vCOLONIAL
released a startinelineup for the.' -
Lions, but will pr; , Obably -add sev-
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double matches to' i give them some , ' .' -s•- •.'Y e. tortues.e , s ,
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varsity experience. Herb Kray- 4 . enn,..,,, t jaretv, " S 0 ,
bill will move up to the leadoff, , ,/,; .:,.., , thevexty: 1. ~vito
spot to replace Cy Hull, who is ' '', . rogrne- .1: • ,
out of town for the weekend
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