FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1942
TKE Trounces DIJ, 8-5,
Goes Into
Baseballers leave
for teraell Till
• Possibility of Eddie Tuleya re
joining Penn State's baseball
pitching staff became stronger
last night When Coach JOe Be
.deitk commented that the senior
hurler may see action in- tomor
row's game against -Cornell on the
Ithaca, •N. Y., .diamond.
The Lion nine will leave from
Old Main, at 12: - 30 p. m. today,
for the New York State battle,
.and will probably return- late to
morrow night. Next week the
Blue and White will face Lock
Haven State Teachers College
here Tuesday, and Colgate, also
on New Beaver field,
.Friday and
Saturday.
Although indications point to
Warren "Whitey" Pyer starting
on the mound at Cornell, Ed
Tuleya will be the first to be call
ed for relief duties. If he finds
hi leg injury has completely
.healed, he will probably start
one of the trio of home games
next week.
Other pitchers on hand will
be. Mike Wardrop, who registered
a win, over Washington and Jef
ferson last month, Ray Bolger,
• and Harry Boyuka. Wardrop and
Bolger are sophomores.
Slated to .don the mask behind
the plate is George McWilliams.
At first base Sophomore Jack
Weber may perform, or Bill Deb
ler, captain 'of the 1942 baseball
team, may play the position. If
Weber starts, Debler will be shift
.ed to the .outfield.
„Ty Dale Bower will, - probably
handle the second base. situation,
although
.a last minute change
may find
.Bill Sidler at the key
stone sack. Surefire starter at
. short stop is veteran Whitey
Thrornas,• while either pon San
- dercock or Gene Sutherland will
play third base.
Phis.' Ed :s*; 9 l . .Starts Work
On Obstacle Course For Students
Construction of an- obstacle course, identical to those used in
army and navy training schools to develop the bodies of the young
trien in our. armed forces, marks the Brit step on -the part of the
School of Physical Education and Athletics' to introduce a more rig
orous program in gym classes. -
Nick Thiel, profeSsor in the . department •Physic . . 9. education, said
last night that a gradual change will be made from the present game
and sports program to one that emphasized development of the whole
body.
"The obstacle course," according'to Thiel, "with its hurdles, vaults,,
verticie and horizontal ladders and barricades, will give the body a
general going over and call for the use of muscles seldom used." •
Work will probably begin on the course within two weeks, Thiel
added. Plans have been made to lay it .out on the south
.and west
ends* of Rec Hall, a spot now oc
cupied by the horse shoe pits.
It will be 400 yards 'long, and
will follow a turning and twisting
route. that will start and end at the
smile point.' When the course Is
used next Fall, the students will
be timed as they hurdle logs,
vault over still higher ones, climb
several ladders hand over hand,
run . through a 154 sot sz nd pit,
scramble up and over an eight
foot smooth wall, . walk along
beams several feet ' above the
ground, take running broad jumps
over 7-foot ditches, and crawl
along, making use of the hands,
horizontal rope runs.
Thiel, who is supervising con
struction, pointed out that sev
er•al colleges, including. Colgate
and the four universities where
pre-light training courses for
army and navy aviators are given,
have already tested and proved
the value of the courses.
"Most of the objects will be
made of logs," Thiel said, "in
keeping with the original rustic
setting of the woods that now sur
round the south end of Rec Hall."
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Place Tie
First
Fairmount flail
Overthrows Mattis
It's, a good thing that Mike
Kerns has a sense of humor. For
in one of the most disastrous in
nings in recent IM play, the Delta
Upsilon.team blew sky high in
last night's softball contest with
Tau Kappa Epsilon, allowing the
Tekes their eight and only runs
in• the seventh frame. The final
score stood at •B_s, moving TKE
into a first place tie in Section 1.
Credit must not be taken from
the Tekes hoWtwer, for While
"Black Mike" and his boys in
that one inning, -were booting the
ball around for a quartet of er
rors, they fashioned fiVe safeties
to gather in a_narvest of eight
runs. Until the last inning DU
had been leading five to nothing'
while TKE had drawn only goose
eggs.
Among the Independents, Elec
tric Diner roared on like. a B-25
on its way to Tokyo when they
further ektended their hot win-'
ning streak with a resounding
24-2 conquest of the Miller Club.
Lead-off man Noddings hit , twice
for the circuit.
In the novelty department, Phi
Kappa sigma .and Kappa Delta
Rho - did everything but beat each
other over the head, in finally
arriving at a 25-24 decision.
KDR's three runs in the last of
the seventh provided the' one run
margin..
Play opened in . Section 2 last
night when a three home run at
tack by Ballantyne, Giles and
Jacobson: of Beta Theta Pi en
abled 'the Betas to top - Alpha Phi
Delta, 9-4. • Also a league , opener
was Sigma Nu's 7-5 win over
Beta Sigma Rho in. Section 4.
The 'biggest upset of the day
found the second place Maths
being overthrown by the former
doormat 'of the league; the last
place - Fairmount . Hall ten, in a
cl6ely -contested game, 10-8.
TEE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Between The Lions
With DON DAVlS—Sports Editor
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First Move Made
It was most encouraging to
learn yesterday that the Phys Ed
School is making plans for the
constriction of a 175-yard ob
stacle course which will be set
up between Rec Hall and the
Alpha Zeta House. This is the
first move in the right direction—
the right direction being that
toward a greatly enlarged phys
ical fitness program for the en
tire male student body. There
are many more moves that must
be made before the greatly need
ed program becomes a complete
reality.
Another move now under way
1s that of intensifying the re
•quired physical training for
freshmen and sophomores to get
under way next semester. Im
portant as this may - be, we con
tinue to insist that the condition
ing of juniors and seniprs—those
about to take their, place in the
Great Battle—is much more vital.
In other words, things seem to
finally be moving in the right
direction. Let's not have them
stop moving until every male stu
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dent is required to receive suf
ficient physical conditioning to
properly prepare him for his part
in America's greatest struggle. .
"Bub" In The ,Draft
We cannot resist from men
tioning the fact that one of
Graham's leading sports critics
has been inducted into the Ar
my by way of the 'draft. None
other than Randall "Bub" Gra
ham himself is now in uniform.'
Mack for a 10-day leave to
straighten out his business, Ran
dall is one of State College's most
ardent Brooklyn fans. Rejected
from service in the last war 'be
cause'of an arm injury, he is now
44 years d'f age—just under the
draft limit of 45.
The average gentlemen's cloth
ing bill is said to be $450 per
year. What does that make most
of us?
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lacrosse Team Opens
Season With Johns
Hopkins, Maryland
Coach Nick Theil will take his
lacrosse team to Baltimore today
for games with two of the coun
try's topnotch stick teams, Johns
Hopkins and Maryland. The
weekend tilts will open the Sum
mer semester 'season.
The first game will be played
with Johns Hopkins at 5 p. m.
today. The team will then play
Maryland tomorrow afternoon.
Penn State will attempt to im
prove . its offense and defense
scoring tactics
Drexel game.
were suc
cessful in the game. The
team hopes to surprise the south
erners who are unaware of the
new tactics employed by the
'Penn State team.
Penn State's starting lineup
will be James Henderson, Joward
Hausner, William Briner, George
Pittenger, James Gotwals, Larry
Faries, Tom Mitchell, Robert
Koch, Sam Flenner and Jack
Kerns.
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