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Track-
State; 3. John Chuckran, Penn
State. Time-49.2. .
880-yard run-1. Tony Luciano,
Colagte; 2. Bobby Jones, Penn
State; 3. Neal Gow, Colgate. Time
—1:57.5.
One mile. run-1. Tony Luciano,
Colgate; 2. Paul Smith, Penn
State; 3. Coyte Hunter, Penn State.
Time-4:33.1.
Two-mile run-1. Matt Elson,
Colgate; 2. Paul Smith, Penn
State; 3. Gordon Hayes, Penn
State. Time-10:55.
120-yard high hurdles-1: - Frank
Rainear, Penn State; 2. Ed Bush,
Penn State; 3. Alan Copp, Penn
State. Time-16.6.
220-yard low hurdles-1. Frank
Rainear, Penn State; 2. Alan Copp,
Penn State; 3. John Potter, Col
gate. Time-26.5.
Shotput-1. Ed Bush, Penn
State; 2. Fred Jackson, Colgate; 3.
Baseball- ,
ards came home after tagging up
on Wardrop's long fly to center
field. Previous to that Richards
hit a single over second, Schles
iger put a roller between second
and third for another single, and
Holler sacrificed to put men on
second and third.
Coach Bedenk's lads got two
more markers in 'the seventh.
Schlesiger beat out an infield hit
for a single. Holler attempted an
other sacrifice bunt, but was safe
on a wild throw to first. Schles
iger came all the way home on the
wild peg. Wardrop was then
thrown out at first on a slow in..
field roller. When the Muhlenberg
first baseman tried to get Holler
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Fred Hawke, Colgate, and Vic
Clark, Penn State (tie). Distance
-44 ft. 9 1 / 2 in.
Discus-1. Dave Pincus, Penn
State; 2. Ed Bush, Penn State; 3.
Jim Kietzman, Colgate. Distance
-133 ft. 11 1 / 2 in.
Pole vault-1. Everett Nelson,
Penn State; 2. Ellery Schmidt,
Penn State, and John Potter, Col
gate (tie). Height-11 ft. 2 in.
High jump-1. John Potter, Col
gate; 2. Ed Boyd, Penn State, and
Ellery Schmidt, Penn State (tie).
Height-5 ft. 7 in.
Broad jump-1. Frank Rainear,
Penn State; 2. Jack Pincus, Penn
State; 3. Dick McCown, Penn
State. Distance-21 ft. 3 3 / 4 in.
Javelin throw - -1. Floyd Lang,
Penn State; 2. Dick Edwards,
Penn State; 3. Sherb Hart, Col
gate. Distance-182 ft. 8 in.
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coming in third, the ball got away
from the third baseman and the
Lion catcher came across with an•
other run.
Muhlenberg's only threat came
in the fifth when Henry Baietti
started off the inning with a long
double into center field. However,
the next three batters McGraw,
Ogden, and Ogrizek, went down
in circler.
New Cwens will be initiated at
the annual English banquet at the
State College Hotel Sunday at 5
p.m., Ann Louise Decker, presi
dent, announced , yesterday..
THE COLLEGIAN
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Ruth Anders, Allene Babbitt, Ross Johnston, John Shoening,
Edythe Morris; costume mist-
Leon Ancona.
resses, Florence Zankel, Helen Properties, Nan Hoeflich, Mary
Mille r. Paint foremen, Mary G. Davis ,
Field, Mary Lewis, Anne Louise
Norma Lee Hoover; electricians,
Decker, Margaret Keefe, Jean
Earl Riker, George Ferguson; ad- Berinott;._ costumes, Mary Anne
vertising managers, Patricia Mc- Higgins, Ruth Twitchell, Marty
Culre, Bernice Alpert, Elsie Blan- Davis, Lynette Lundquist, Esther
arik; make-up manager, Audrey Greenes, Lyn Rummel, Sally
Kreeger; house manager, Betty Pollard.
Reed Foltz. Paint, Shirley . Tappen, Jane
Crews working on .the produc
tion include: stage, Harry Yebly,
John Shoening, Leon Ancona,
Richard Mauthe, Jack Simpson;
construction, Kenneth Thompson,
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Scharfstein, Norma Teitlebaum,
Barbara Smedley, Jean McGee,
Lois Wilson, Ruth Goldman, Lois
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Delia Sigma Rho Initiates
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bate honorary, initiated Betty Ann
McGinnis - and Martin Cohn at it
banquet for initiation and instal
lation of officers held in the Hotel
State College Sunday evening.
Cohen, Lee Aldeman, Katherine
Mendum.
Electrical, James Casey. Wil
liam Karn, Earl Jenkins, Marion
Schein, D. J. Smart, Henry Shit
on; advertising, Sybil Peskin, Ar
lene Rabinowitz, Louise Zimmet:s;
Audrey Kreeger, Betty Chesmitt,
Norma Poster, Norma Millich,
Helen Beth • Orange; make-tip,
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