PAGE SIX Lacrossemen Open Here; Face Middies Tomorrow The Nittany Lion lacrosse team will formally open the home spring sport schedule when it meets the powerful U. S. Naval Academy squad on New Beaver Field at 2 o'clock to morrow. It will be a battle between a green, untried State squad and an experienced, game-tested Navy team, which has beat en City College of New York, 28-0, by one of the largest la crosse scores in years; swam ped Swarthmore, 17-1; and bowed to the Johns Hopkins :club, a group composed of pro fessionals and independents, 8-7. The Middies have seven return ing lettermen while :the Lions have only two men who have played before, letterman Tom Smith, and Navy trainee Hal Tay lor, a veteran of high school com petition Coach Thiel, starting his eleV enth year at the head of the stick men, announced the starting line up today. Besides Taylor, Navy trainee Mike 'Ciarmella,, veteran of * Pacific : warfare, •and Ettene Hannum will open at the attack positions. Slated to cover the inside de fense posts are Broneo Kosano vich, varsity football center, civi lian Savino Vesco, and Navy trai nee Ed Bauer. Ex-serviceman Lyle Koenig, declared ineligible dut to • a ruling which forbids first semester candidates to par ticipate, may be reinstated today by a board ruling and should see action', according to Thiel. Koenig attended Indiana State Teachers College before serving with the Army. • Smith will start at center, flan ked by Jim Worley and Navy trai nee John Nolan. Nolan• was origi nally expected to fill an attack berth, but the coach decided to switch him to midfield as he is one of the team's best stick handlers and is big and fast. Jack Nehod•a will get the nod (Continued on page seven) Independents Announce Softball League Games ASTP Barracks 7 defeated Lu theran Church, 16-3, in the first tilt of the Penn State Club softball league. All other games were post poned because of • inclernent weather. • The complete schedule follows: April 27—Foster Lodge vs. Penn State Club, .Nlattils vs. Lutheran Church, and Nittany Coop vs. Bea ver House. May 2—Penn State Club vs. Nit tany Coop, Barracks 7 vs. Foster Lodge, and Lutheran Church vs. Penn Haven. May 4—Lutheran Church vs Beaver House, Penn State Club vs Barracks 7, and Penn Haven vs Mattils. May 9—Beaver House vs. Penn (Continued on page seven) Sudsable SlGnifiler Cute enough to double as "good" dresseS. They come in lovely styles and cool colors . . . . in pastels, stripes, and check patterns. $5.98 up. SMART SHOP JOE TEPSIC will hold down the left field position when the Lion baseball team meets Navy tomorrow at Annapolis. He is also clean-up man in the batting lineup. Nittany Nine Meets Navy Coach Joe Bedenk's - baseball team will travel to Annapolis to face the undefeated Middies in the first game of the season tomorrow. Rainy weather kept the squad in doors all week hampering work outs for the encounter. • , The team will meet Muhlenherg College in the (first home tilt on New Beaver !field at 4 p.m. Wed nesday. Composed of freshmen, ex-serv icemen, and Navy trainees, the Lion squad boasts .only one re turning letterman, Glenn Smith who plays in rigHt field. Although the boys are inexperi enced, Coach Bedenk expects to put up a good fight against veteran Navy in tomorrow's tussle. Starting for the Nittany LiOns on the mound will be Bill Hill, freShman from West Chester, ac cording to the mentor. Bill Luther and Bill 'Clark, also freshmen, who have had no previous pitching ex perience, will also see action. Navy trainee Les Jacobs and freshman• Don Herb will share the catcher's duties. Bedenk has not Frocks !!=2= . c 7 ,,,t ,,, 576 I 7 -,.----..--.. : • l l 1;4/ p, I %. THE COLLEGIAN Softball Standings At the end of the second week of softball games Sigma Pi, Alpha Phi Delta, and Sigma Phi Epsi lon are tied for first place in the Interfraternity softball league and - Barracks 37 is leading the Navy V-12 tournament. INTERFRATERNITY - LEAGUE Sigma Pi defeated Chi Phi, 17-3; Sigma Phi Epsilon downed Pi Kappa Alpha, 12-10; and Delta Chi forfeited to Alpha Phi Delta In last week's games. All other games were postponed because of rain. Team Won Lost Sig na Pi 2 0 Alpha Phi Delta ... 2 Sigma Phi Epsilon ..2 0 Phi Delta Theta ... 1 0 Alpha Chi Sigma . 1 0 Phi Kappa Sigma . 1 0 Beta Sigma Rho ... 1 0 Sigma- Chi 1 0 N Kappa Alpha Theta Chi Pi Kappa Phi 0 1 Phi Sigma Delta .. 0 1 Phi Kappa Psi 0 1 Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 1 Delta Tau Delta.... 0 1 Sigma Phi Alpha. 1. 0 1 Chi Phi . Delta Chi V-12 LEAGUE In the final games of the first round, Barracks 13 defeated Bar racks 9, 7-16; Barracks 37 downed Barracks 26, 16-3; Barracks 36 beat 9, 11-10; Barracks 13 won over 26, 10-5; Barracks 36 nosed out 13, 4-3; and Barracks 37 de feated 9, 17-1. The standings: Team - Won Lost Barracks 37 ....... 3 • 0 Barracks 36 2 1 Barracks 13 . 2 . 2 Barracks 26- • • .' 1 - 2 Barracks 9 " 0 3 decided who will receive the start ing nod as yet. - .ln the infield, Bob Hicks will hold down first base, Seaman Andy Delorenzo' will be at second, and ex-serviceman Joe Leith will have the third base post. Dan Hop kins, V-12er, will start at short stop, the coach said. Joe Tepsic, Marine veteran, will play in left field and -is also clean up man in the batting lineup. Navy trainee. El Stetler Twill play center field and Smith' will hold down the right field position. Penn State's oldest coach in years and in point of service is 63-year-old Bob Rutherford Sr., golf mentor since 1922. Looking For AGay . , Tveniti.g?.,ii.tl YOUR FAVORITE MUSIC BY YOUR FAVORITE ORCHESTRAS Trackmen Enter 51st Penn Relays Penn State runners will com pete this afternoon and tomorrow against track teams froth , colleges throughout the country at the 51st annual Penn Relays in Philadel phia. . The team making the trip in cludes Mel Chelosky, Harold Dix on, Leon Erdman, ,Floyd Lang, Francis Martin, Ernie Nugent, Dino Taccalozzi, and Chuck Will ing. The team will take part in both the sprint medley and the mile re lay races, and javelin throw, dole vault and broad jump. Tom Eibecker who was entered to throw the discus broke, 'his finger, and according to Coach George Har vey, will be unable to compete until muck later in the season, An improvised . Nittany mile-re lay team and three impromptu 440-yard runners iclefeated a squad representing BlOrnsburg State Teachers College Friday after noon. Chelosky,iro_Bob Gernand, Martin, and Nugent ran the mile relay in 3 minutes, 35 seconds. Bloomsburg's time was 3:43. 1 1 °. 0 1 Dixon led the quarter milers home with a time of 54 seconds. Dick Light and George Willeges, both hurdlers, ,finished second and fourth. respectively in the 440. The sprint medley will be held this afternoon with Martin run ning the 440 leg,' Dixon and Che losky, 220's, and Nugent the half mile. Last Friday running slowly, under orders, Martin turned in a 55.5 quarter, Chelosky a 54, and (Continued on page zfeven) 0 2 0 2 SWING INN 9-12 AT THE ARMORY Flowers For MOTHER = That Express All Your 3entiments from WOODRING S Floral Gardens , Phonel 204-5 Beaver Ave. - FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1945- Charm the Stag 1100'.::: Charm the stag line with fret , ; • prance ... Drop a dash of dry perfume in the hem of your prom dress. That's a quick flip • way to make your favorite•per• fume go farther. 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