The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, July 23, 1942, Image 3
THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942 Lions Determined To Win Remaining 3 Baseball Games Determined to put their three remaining . scheduled games on the winning side of the ledger, Penn State's baseballers continue to work out on the New Beaver field diamond, scene of baseball games, tomorrow and Saturday after noons. After the heartbreaker loss at Cornell Saturday when the Lions were three runs ahead with two innings to' go, then lost 8-7 after they were unable to meet the Big Red rally, the Lions will dig in to revenge Cornell in their next visit here Victory Weekend, and to doWn Colgate twice in the bar gain. With both Lock Haven games cancelled, only the three men tioned tilts remain. At the same time, it lessened Joe Bedenk's pitching problem, for Whitey Py er will be able tb start either game this weekend, and only one other hurler would be needed. Most probable would be Sopho mores Ray Bolger and Mike War drop. Eddie Tuleya, senior, who pitch ed a lot in the Spring part of the season then injured his leg, may have completed his college hurling career. Although Tuleya's strain ed muscle has apparently, healed, Bedenk didn't want the York lad to take the•mound in the Cornell clash . because of a possible re currence. Drills all week have emphasized hitting, especially since the cru cial slump in the pinch at Ithaca, but it has been Bedenk's practice throughout the season to give the Lions plenty of hitting workouts. The veteran coach reasons . that a good defensive is useless without hitting power to bring in the runs. BASEBALL RESULTS National League St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 0 Chicago 2, Boston 1 . American League Athletics 11, St. Louis 8 New York 5. Cleveland 1 Chicago 2, .Boston 0 ' Detroit 2, Washington 1 Stoirus• Hudsonicus. Logout?? Penn State's. Campus Has 'Em, Too If you see a Scuirus tHudsonicus The bushy-tailed rodents don't Loquax running across walks, lOok much' "like hostile animals,. climbing the trees, scooting but they are. Professor green through the grass or scolding and recalls the time when a group of chattering on campus, don't .be students tried to - introduce the afraid. 'lt's only the Red Squir- Grey Squirrel to - our campus a • rel. few years ago. • Perhaps you've wondered how Noting the presence of the Grey the wise ' little members of the Squirrel, Professor. Green stated, rodent family came to Penn State the Red Squirrels became peeved, and how long they've been here. got their dander up and with all George R. Green, head of the de- their furiousness lit out and let partment of nature education, pro- the Grey Squirrels have it, - chas v,ided the answers to these ques- ing them from campus and beat tions in an interview held yester- ing them so badly- that the Grey day. Squirrel has not had the courage It seems that the nut-gatherers to show his face around here since. came here of their own volition. Presence of the. Scuirus Hud- They are wild and have been here sonicus Loauax on campus has be for an unestimated length of time, come a natural Penn State tradi according to Professor, Green. tion. Don't Miss The Year's Most INFORMAL Dance HARVEST BALL MUSIC BY CAMPUS OWLS SAT. JULY 25 t DANCING 9-12 REC HALL $l.lO Per Couple Election Of Harvest Queen A t Su/dent Union Desk Today Tickets At Student Union FROSH MENTOR doach Leo Houck :will IRA his Freshman baseball team on the diamond of New Beaver Field on Tuesday evening;' when - _ they meet the Presbyterian's, league-leaders of the State College Church League. I2M=3 .Froth DianiondMen Meet League Leading (hurch Circuit Team In their first game of the sea son, the Freshman baseball team will meet the Presbyterians, league-leaders of the State Col lege Church League, on-New :Bea ver Field at 6 o'clock next Tuei day evening. Coach Leo Houck has been holding drills 'for the yearlings every afternoon and says that they should be in good shape on Tues day evening to play a battling game with the Presbyterians. Having won four of five games played, .the Presbyterians are in the top position of the Church League with a.percentage of .800, and will 'offer heavy competition for the '46 nine.' Starting lineup for Penn State will probably be Jack Berlin or Fred Shaw;pitcher; Wayne Kreid ler, first base; Bud Davage, sec ond base; Tony....Mazzocco, short-;. stop; Jack .Gracey, . third base; Jack Landy or Bud Waxman, left field; Leo Yankosky or Jim Battle, center field; . Bud Speizer, right field; and 'Jerry Stern, catcher. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Fairmount Hall Tops Irvin, 15-3; Seven Tilts Today Fairmount Hall, the team that one week ago was resting at the bottom of the Independent League, continued its steady climb toward the upper division last night when they defeated Irvin Hall, 15-3. The Fairmount ten since its entrance into the league has pushed its won and lost average up to the .500 mark. Berkeimer, pitching for Fair mount Hall, allowed only three meagre hits while his mates were collecting 21 safeties. Eby, Fair mount Hall short fielder, set the pace at bat with five for five. Section 5 action saw Alpha Chi Rho gain' their first victory when they registered two big innings to outscore 'Theta Chi, 13-9. Theta Chi jumped off to a four-run lead in the opening innings but a big seven run third and a six count in the fourth frame sewed up the ball game for the Alpha Chis. Scott and iMapers led the Alpha Chi 13-hit attack. The final win of the night was chalked up by the third place Jor dan Hall ten when they withstood a closing rush by the last place Miller Club to come through with a 10-7 triumph. Mushbull Schedule TODAY 5 p. m. Beaver Hdttse vs. Gamma Sigma Phi Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Tau Kap pa Epsilon Alpha Chi Rho vs. Kappa Delta Rho Delta Sigma Phi vs. Alpha Sig ma Phi 7 p. m. Watts Hall vs. Electric Diner Mathis vs. Canal St. Firehouse Sigma Phi Alpha vs. Sigma Al pha Epsilon FRIDAY 5 D. m. Delta Sigma Phi vs. Beta Theta Pi . Sigma -Nu , vs. Beaver House Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Alpha Chi Rho Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Alpha Phi Delta 7 p. m. Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Theta Chi . Alpha Chi Sigma vs. Delta Chi Phi Kappa Psi vs. PI Lambda Phi Tribunal Meets Tonight Tribunal hearing of ail fresh men custom violators will be held in 418 Old Main at 7 p. m. to night, Charles IL Ridenour '43, Tribunal chairman, announced last night. The meeting was origin ally scheduled in the Alumni of fice. All freshmen who received cards from Tribunal this week, are to report at this time as well as last week's violators, Ridenour stated. BUY DEFENSE STAMPS IM Mishkin Standings INDEPENDENT LEAGUE Canal St. Firehouse 10 1 Matils 8 3 Jordan Hall 9 4 Electric Diner 7 4 Fairmount Hall .... 3 3 Irvin Hall 5 7 Watts Hall 4 7 Miller Club '1 11 FRATERNITY LEAGUE SECTION 1 W. Tau Kappa Epsilon . 1 Delta Upsilon 1 Phi Delta Theta .... 1 Phi Sigma Kappa .. 0 SECTION' 2 W. Beta Theta Pi 1 Delta Sigma Phi .... 0 Alpha Sigma •Phi .. 0 Alpha Phi Delta .. 0 SECTION 3 W. Phi Kappa Psi Delta Chi Alpha Chi Sigma .. 0 Pi Lambda Phi .... 0 SECTION 4 • W. Sigma Nu 1 Beta Sigma Rho .... 1 Beaver House ' 0 Gamma Sigma Phi . 0 SECTION 5 Kappa Delta Rho .. 2 Theta Chi 1 Alpha Chi Rho .... 1 Phi Kappa Sigma .. 1 Sigma Phi Alpha .. 1 Alpha Chi Rho .... 0 Sigma Phi Alpha .. 0 STATE "Girl From Leningrad" CATHAUM: "This Above All" HOT DOGS • To grill or boil over your picnic fire, making your mouth water for their taste HAMBURGERS • Fresh ground meat in pattiei FRESH CUBE STEAKS Choice meats ... make them rare, medium, or well-done to suit your taste Make Cook's Market your headquarters for returning waste kitchen fats which are to be used for glycerine and other war supplies. COOK'S. MARKET 115 S. Frazier Nelmen Face Twin Bill With Co!gale Although they have won only one match out of three so far this Summer, Coach Ted , Roethke's varsity tennis team will attempt to get back into the win column with a double victory when they meet Colgate's Red Raiders on the College courts at 4 p. m. to morrow and again at 2 p. m. Sat- urday. The Lions were stopped by Col gate in their opening match of the season by a 6-3 count, but were handicapped by the fact that only two of their starting lineup had had varsity experience. L. Pct. 0 1.000 1 .500 1 .500 1 .000 Since that time several of their sophomore additions have shown a great improvement in their game, and should make a much closer battle of it both tomorrow and Saturday. L. Pct. 0 1.000 0 .000 0 .000 1 .000 In addition to the two matches with Colgate this weekend, the Lions face another tough one in 'Cornell whom they meet in a re turn match during Victory Week end. Another match is being arranged with the faculty team, and an attempt is also" being made to re-schedule the Naval Reserves tilt which was rained out earlier in the month. L. Pct. 0 1.000 0 1.000 1 .000 1 .000 L. Pct: 0 1.000 1 .500 0 .000 1' .000 BUY DEFENSE STAMPS L. Pct. 0 1.000 1 .500 1 .'OO 2 .333 2 .333 1 .000 2 .000 PAGE THREE Phone 731