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Lion Baseball Team To Encounter
Colgate, Bloomsburg Teachers
The Lion baseball learn will
face Colgate University at Ham
ilton, N.Y., tomorrow for the first
encounter with the Red Raiders
this season. The game with Col
gate which was to have been
played on New Beaver Field Sat
urday was postponed because of
rainy weather.
Wednesday Coach Joe Bedenk's
club will travel to Bloomsburg to
meet the Teachers nine for the
second time within three weeks.
In the first tussle, State swamped
Bloomsburg, 12-2.
Coach Bedenk will probabily
use his same starting lineup with
ex-serviceman Joe Leith at first
(base, Navy trainee Andy Delor
enzo at second, and Guadalcanal
veteran Joe Tepsic at. third base.
Dan Hopkins will start at short
stop.
Freshman Don Herb will hold
down the catcher's position while
any one of the four Ditchers may
receive the starting nod. Fresh
man Bill Luther, Bill Clark and
Bill Hay have all had experience
on the mound this season and
have had their ups and downs in
hurling. Seaman Dick Boykin also
may see action in this position.
In the field letterman Glenn
Smith may start in centerfeild,
Navy trainee El Stetler at his us
Softball Standings
V-12 LEAGUE
Barracks 26 defeated Barracks
13 twice by •scores of 6-2 and 6-5,
and also banded Barracks 37 its
first loss of the second half, 7-2.
Barracks 3i3 and Barracks 9 fought
to a 5-5 tie, while in a later game
Barracks 9 won over Barracks 36,
5-4. Barracks .13 downed Barracks
9, 9-0.
As Barracks 37 won the 'first
half, there will be no champion
ship playoff unless Barracks 26
wins the second half.
The standings follow:
Team Won Lost
Barracks 37 4
Barracks 26 4 2
Barracks 9 2 2
Barracks 13 2 5
Barracks 36 1 3
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
Graham's A. C. has won the
championship in the Penn State
Club tournament and will play the
champion . of the Interfraternity
League playoff.
The final standings
Team
Graham's A. C.
Barracks 7 ...
Beaver House
Nittany Co-op.
Penn Fiaven
Lutheran •Churc
Foster Lodge .
Penn State ;Clu
ual leftfield berth, and. Dan Wil
liams in right field.
Nittany Tracksters Meet
Colgate in Season's Final
The next Lion track meet will
be with Colgate at Handlion, N.
Y,, next Saturday. It will he the
second time this season. that Penn
State has met 'Colgate. In their
previous meet on May 4, the Lions
tcpped Colgate, 75-51.
Practically the same men who
ran against Muhlenberg will make
the trip. Many of the events the
men will compete in, however,
have been changed.
The team has been practicing
intensively despite the poor con
dition of the track, and many of
the field events men have bettered
previous records.
Coach George Harvey is trying
out several 'niters at the two-mile
distance. Walter Hopper and Paul
Smith, who have been running the
mile for 'Penn State quite success
fully, seem to 'be able to do the
same in the two-mile distance.
The team will be handicapped
at Colgate by injuries sustained
since the last meet and by the loss
91 several runners who are unable
to make 'the 'trip.
INTERFRATERNITY LEAGUE
Interfraternity Softball League
wound up its schedule Wednesday
with Beta Sigma Rho topping
Sigma Phi Epsilon, 10-8, to take
the championship in League A. Phi
Delta Theta beat Alpha Phi Delta,
0-7, to receive the championship of
League B.
Sigma Pi downed Alpha Chi
Sigma, 12-5, to gain the champion
ship in League C. The leading
teams in the three leagues will
hold playoffs to determine the In
terfraternity 'champs, who will
then play Graham's A. C., winner
in the Independent League.
LEAGUE A
Team Won Lost
Beta Sigma Rho 5 1
Sigma Phi Epsilon .. 4 2
Pi Kappa Alpha .... 3 2
Phi Sigma Delta 3 2
Theta Chi 1 3
Lambda Chi Alpha .. 0 5
LEAGUE B
Phi Delta Theta .... 5 0
Alpha Phi Delta 4 1 ,
Sigma Phi Alpha .... 2 ' 3
Phi Kappa Sigma .... 1 3
Pi Kappa Phi
Delta Chi ..
Won Lost
. 7 0
. 4 2
. 3 a
. 3 2
. 3 3
. 24 3.
• LEAGUE C
Sigma Pi• 5 0
Alpha Chi Sigma ....
Phi Kappa Psi 3 1.1
MUM
Delta Tau Delta .... 1 3
CM Phi 0
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THE COLLEGIAN
'Diminutive' Frey
Stars as Matman,
Gymnast, Vaulter
Hal Frey's just a mite of a man,
but he's still the hardest working
athlete on the Penn State cam
pus.
Gene •Wettstone, Lion coach,
says the diminutive Lehighton
youth is "just about the hardest
worker I've ever had in the gym
sport."
Before the gym team's entry
into the National AAU champion
ships was officially sanctioned
there was no competition for Frey
in that sport,•so he turned to wres
tling.
In his first year as a matman he
showed remarkable improvement
from week to week, scored two
dual meet victories, and, finished
third in the 129-pound class at the
Eastern intercollegiates.
Then, with wrestling at an end,
he returned to his favorite • gym
sport, finishing second in the tum
bling event of the National AAU
and fourth in the all-around to
amass 19 points for the title-4win
fling Lion team.
The year before, with his right
foot in a cast, he won the Eastern
intercollegiate all-around title and
the National AAU tumbling title.
After this year's gym competi
tion he joined the track squad and
four days later was rated the
team's second best pole vaulter.
A discharged veteran who serv
ed nearly a year in the Seabees,
he plans to take it easy this sum
mer.
"I'm going to work on the farm
—or maybe drive a truck again,"
he said.
Bks. 30 ASTP Champions
Championship of the AST?
Softball League was copped by
Barracks 30, Company A, from
Barracks '1.7, Company B, in the
first two games of a series of three.
The scores were 6-1 and 5-2.
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Cornell Stickmen Defeat Lions, 7-6,
For Season's Fifth Consecutive Loss
A last-half rally by the Cornell
University lacrosse team edged
out the Nittany Lion stickmen, 7-6,
Saturday, for the Lions' fifth con
secutive loss of the season.
The game, which was played on
the Golf Course Field before a.
small crowd during a continuous
drizzle, was close throughout, with
neither team taking a safe lead.
The Lions, playing their best game
of the season, dominated play in
the first half and held a 2-0 lead
at the midpoint.
The second half, however, was
a different story. The Red began
to click with a well guarded de
fense and set shots on the offense,
while the Linn defense weakened
in the last quarter.
Until the last six minutes of the
fourth quarter the Lions held a
6=4 margin, but the Ithacans, with
some fast, well-placed shots, tied
it up with less than a minute of
play remaining. With about . 15
seconds left, the Lion goalie took
the ball out from behind the net
and passed it. A Cornell man took
tne pass,.turned and shot the ball
in for the clincher.
"Cornell really played an in
spired game in the second half,"
Coach Thiel said after the match.
"We outplayed them in the'
first
and third quarters, but they were
superior from then on."
The Lions will play the Big Red
again at Ithaca oh June 9. For the
return meet, Coach Thiel has this
week and
,most of next to iron out
the errors of the first contest.'
"Weql have to improve on oui
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mentals, especially stick han
dling," the mentor said. "We had
more shots than Cornell„but ours
went straight at the goalie. We
would have had. at least 3 or - 4
more points with better placed
shots."
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