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Nittany Baseball Team
Downs Garnet , Teachers
The Lion baseball team chalked three more were added before the
cup two more victories this week eighth period.
when it jarred :Swarthmore, 9-8 , With the score tied, 8-8, in the
Saturday and downed IBloomsburg l as t half of the ninth and the bases
Teachers College, 'l2-2, Wednes- loaded, relief pitcher Phil Evans
day. This credits Coach Joe Be- walked Smith and forced Andy
denk's men with four victories in DeLorenzo, second baseman, home
six starts.
This week the Nittany Lions will
play a return game with Pitt at
Pittsburgh tomorrow and will face
Villanova nine on New Beaver
Reid at 4 p.m. Wednesday.
Bedenk has sent letterman Glenn
Smith into center 'ifield and Sonny
Griffith into right field, replacing
Joe Leith and Dan Williams. Leith
;has taken over McHale's duties at
first base and Don 'Herb held .down
„the catcher's position in the
.Bloomsburg tilt.
Penn State started off like an
easy winner in the Swarthmore
game taking a 7-1 lead at the be
ginning of the sixth but a Garnet
rally produced four runs to which
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AALT gymnastic meet when he
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title. The Lion team won first
place in the meet. Greene also
placed in the side horse, rings,
and parallel bars
to score the 'deciding run.
The Lions took an early lead in
the 'Bloomsburg game and were
never threatened. They drove
home six runs in the second canto,
three in the fifth, and singles in
the first, third, and eighth.
Captain Joe Tepsic, who .hit
safely, three for four, in Saturday's
tilt, 'one a three-bagger, and two
for four against the Teachers in
cluding a home run, leads the Lion
batters. Navy trainee ElwOod Stet
ler, left 'fielder, follows closely in
second place.
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After winning the first half of
the' Navy softball tournament
Barracks 37 swung into the lead
of the second half. At the comple
tion of the second series the win
ner will play Barracks 37.
The final standings of the first
half and the standings of the sec
ond half follow:
Team Won Lost
'Barracks 37 6 2
Barracks 36 5 3
Barracks 26 5 3
Barracks 13 4 4
Barracks 9 0 8
Team Won Losi
Barracks 37 2 0
Barracks 9 1 0
Barracks 26 1 . 1
Barracks 36 0 1
Barracks 13 0 2
The Penn ' State Club softball
turnament will feature an All
Star gaine June 1, announced
Jack Dickstein, athletic chairman
of the Penn State Club. John Ber
nardi will be manager of the East
team, and Walter Kohl will pilot
the West ten. The game will be
played on June 1. The players
will b e announced later.
In the league games, Barracks
7 downed Penn Haven, 15-5, Lu
theran Church defeated the Penn
State Club, 9-4, Nittany Cs-op
nosed out Penn Haven, 5-4, Bar
racks 7 won over the Penn State
Club, 4-2, Beaver House lost to
Penn Haven, 12-8, Graham's A.C..
smothered Foster Lodge, 37-1, and
Graham's A.C. also beat Penn
State Club, 11-4.
The standings follow:
Team Won, Lost
Graham's A.C. .... 5 • 0
Barracks '7 4 0
Nittany Co-op .... 3 1
Penn Haven 2 2
Lutheran Church . 2 3
Foster Lodge 1 , 3.
Beaver House .... 1 . 3
Penn State .Club , . '0 6
INTRAFRATERNITY LEAGUE
LEAGUE A
Team Won Lost
Sigma Phi Epsilon ..3 0
Beta Sigma Rho ... 2 1
Pi Kappa Alpha ... 2 • 1
Phi Sigma Delta .. 1 2
Theta Chi 0 2
Lambda Chi Alpha 0 2
LEAGT.rE B
Alpha Phi Delta .. 3 0
Phi Delta Theta .... 3
Sigma Phi Alpha . 2- 2
Phi Kappa Sigma . 1 2
Pi Kappa Phi 1 3
Delta Chi 0 3
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Lions Outrun Muhlenburg ;
Try Again in IC4 /4 Meet
Penn State's track team thor
oughly defeated Muhlenburg, 108
to 18, Saturday, taking 13 out of
14 possible first places. Tomorrow
the Lion track team will face the
best trackTnen of other colleges
in the IC-4A meet at West Point.
In Saturday's meet Bill Nugent
and Bob Steed were both double
winners. Nugent won the 440 yard
dash in 51.2 seconds and the 220
in 23.2. Steed 'won the 120 high
hurdles in 17.4 seconds and the
2.20 lows in 26.8 seconds.
Muhlenburg failed to place at
all in the 220, 440, half mile, pole
vault, and broad jump. Although
many times and distances were
not too good Saturday, the team
will do better at the IC-4A meet
than at the Penn Relays, accord
ing to Coach George Harvey. At
the relays many events were won
Stickmen Meet Middies;
ore, 12-8
Bow to Swarth
The Nittany Lion lacrosse team
will play a return match. with the
U. S. Naval Academy tomorrow.
The Annapolis team so far this
season has been undefeated in
college competition. In Penn
State's last encounter with the
Middies, the score was 20 to 0 in
favor of Navy. •
The Lions, bucking up against
competition of their own class,
'bowed to Swarthmore College,
Saturday, 12-8. The Lions were
fighting all the way, according to
Coach 'Thiel, and outscored the
Garnet in the last half, 6-5. Lion
goals were scored. by Taylor, 4,
Nolan, 2, and Hannum and Ker
win, 1 each.
"Our weakest play," the Lion
mentor said ; "was , defensively and
in handling ground balls, and due
to our !crude and inexperienced
stickhandlers we -were charged
with no less than 10 penalties, dur
ing which time the enemy scored
6 times."
Coach Thiel will field practically
the same starting lineup tomorrow
as for the Swarthmore game, he
announced today. Jack Nehoda,
who played his best game against
the Garnet, 'according to Coach
Thiel, will open: at the net. Dean
Kissell will 'continue on inside de-
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teams, neither of which will run
in this meet. ,
The seven • men who will go to
West- Point, and the events they
wil take part in. followi.Bill
lins,•shot put; Floyd Lang, jave
lin; Chuck Willing, pole• vaults
and Bill Nugent, Frank Martin,
Mel Chelosky and Paul SMith,
mile relay.
. Events whose times were not
mentioned above are: .100 yard
dash—Dixon. Time' 10.6. One
mile--Hopper.. Time 4:52.4. _Two
mile—Goldstein. Time 11.11. 'Pole
Vault—Willing. Height 11: ft. rin.
Discus—Coker, Muhlenburg. Disc
Lance 121 ft. 2 in, Javelin.--Lang.
Distance 178 ft. 6 in.. Broad • jump
,---Cheolosky. 'Distance 20 ft. 9 1 / 2 in..
High jump--Holtzinger. '• Height
5 ft. 4 in. Shot pUt—JMullins 40'ft.
tense, flanked by Bronco Kosaho
vich and Navy trainee Savino -
Vesco, who will start for the in
jured Ed Bauer.
The rest of the team includes
Taylor and
,Hannum, aided 'by - an
unnamed replacement , for Navy
trainee Mike 'Ciaramella, who be
-came ineligiible .last week,' at the
attack posts, and Toth Smith, Jilt
Worley, and Navy trainee Nolan in.
midfield.
Johnny Deibler, co-captain of
the 1944 track team will run the
400 meter run for the N. Y. Ath
letic Club in the national cham
pionships. Jim Rafferty, another
ex-Lion will run with him.
Dave Pincus, 1994 Middle At
lantic AAU discus' champion was
also visiting at the Penn Relays
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