TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1946
Lions Win Ist;
Rain Calls Ind
Keeping their winning streak
of six-straight intact, the Lion
ba3ebiall team handed a 1114-7 loss
to Colgate_ on Friday and then
'played to a 1-1 tie in Saturday's
rain albreviatea 'contest.
Ken Yount racked up 'his [fourth
win of the season Friday wlhen
he outlasted three Colgate hurl
ers 'in a game whose score seem
ed more like football than the
national pastime. He yielded nine
hits for the afternoon and helped
the Lion score pile up with two
hits and a like number
.of runs.
113Ofb Gehretit, (with only two
clays rest after winning out over
„West Virginia Wednesday, hurled
four-hit ball for eight and two
thirds innings only to gain a tie
in the second game.
Saturday's game got tinder way
an hour and a half after' the
scheduled starting time. The rain
subsided, the sun came out and
the game ibegan with 'both-teams
keepihg their fingers crossed.
FIRST GAME
Penn State AB R H 0
Hackman, a 6 3 1 1
Hopkins,,ss .... 3 1 1 7
Kurowtski,•2ll3 .. 4 1 2 0
MacFarland, lib 5 0 11 7
Hosterman, 1f... 5 .1 2 3
Martella, .... 5 1' 1 7
Davis,- Icf • 3 a l• 1
Stitherland, 3b 3 2 1 0
Yount, 1p 4 2 2 1
Totals 33 14 12 27
Colgate . AB R H 0
Palanti, .... 4 2 0 0
Phelan, ss .... 4 1 2 0
Kuczek, 3ib .... 1 11
'Pollock, Lb .... 4 ‘.1.. ,2 8
Rice,, TT 0. 0 _3
Kuczek, 2b ......5 1 4
Busfield, .... 0 2 2
Pileckas, c .... 4 0 0 6
Anthony, p .... 1 0 0 0
Aery, p 1 0 0 0
Smith, p 2 11 1 0
±:ffotals. • .38 7 9 24 10
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Colgate .. 010 000 0.511 7
Penn Stateloo'37o 03 c-1 4
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Penn State. AB R H O A. E
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.00aikins, ss .'... 2 0. 0 3 2 1 1.
: - -kurcowski, 2b 0 1 0 4 0
MalcFarland, llb 2 0 0 1i1( 0 1
Hosterman, . 3 0 0' 0 0 0
, Mertella; C ... 3 0 0 '43 0 0
Davis, Cf: 4 1 1 2 0 0
Sutherland, 3b . 2 0 0 3 2 0
Gehriatt, T.) 3 0 0 0 2 0
Totals. 24 1 228 10 2
Colgate AB R H 0. A .E
• Palatini, 'of ... 4 0 2 1. 0 0
Phelan, ss. .... 4 'l' 2 1.1 3 0
Kuczek, 3b ... 3 0 0 0 I: 1
Pollock,
,11b ... 3 0 0 13 0 0
Rice, if , 3 0 0 1 0 0
Kuczek, 2b - 3 0 0 0 3' 0
• Busfie4l, If ... 3 0 0 2 0 0
Pileckas, c 2 Q 0 6 1.1 0
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Intramuirals.
Final games in the .intenfrater
nity softball leagues are scheduled
tomorrow and Thursday aaer
noon. Playoffs of the eight win
ning- teams begin June 110.
1..411 games that 'were postponed
because of rain will be 'made up
next !Monday, 'Tuesday, and Wed
nesday, director Rudman an
nounced. today. Games must all be
'played by the latter date, so that
playoffs can begin as scheduled.
Sigma Pi clinched' 'harbors in.
League, '3' last week with' an unde
feated record of three twins.
Final :week's games are:
Today: Phi Sigma Deilta vs. Phi
Kappa Psi; Phi Kappa Tau vs.
Sigma Phi Alpha; Alpha Chi Sig
ma vs. Pi Kappa Alpha.
Tomorrow:. LaMbda Chi. Mtpha
vs. 'Tau Kappa ;Epsigton;,Belta sig
ma RhO Ns. Alpha Chd Delta.:
Thurgday: Delta Chi vs; Deltic
Sigma' Phi; Phi Kappa PSi vs: Pl
Lambda Phi; and' igma Phi Alpha
vs. Lambda iChi Alpha,
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COACH BEDENK
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THE COLLEGIAN
Stick-Wielders. Trim New Yorkers
To Bring Season's Wins to Six
Winning two games, a 6-3 victory over Syracuse, and a
7-3 trimming of - Cornell, gave the Nittany lacrossemen a
clean sweep of their first post-war trip into New York State.
•Coach Nick Thiel's Penn Staters are on the way to their
best season since 1938, winning six and losing three so far
thiS year, with one game, a return match with- Cornell June 8,
still to be played.
SYRACUSE
Nick Thiel guided his lacrosse
men to their fifth win of the sea
son as they defeated his old coach,
Roy Simmons of Syracuse, on Fri
day. Thiel was an All-American
attackmau under Simmons in his
undergraduate days.
Rough Game!
The State stick-wielders shut
out the Orange in the first half of
a rough, slashing contest which
looked more like a football game
than a lacrosse matth.
John Nolan was outstanding at
his midfield post for the Lions,
getting two goals, an assist on an
other, and turning in a fine field
performance.
Attackmen Ken Kerwin and
Howdy Taylor, and centerfielders
Ernie Baer and George Locotos,
accounted for one• goal apiece.
The Friday game. saw Mery
"Indian" Snyder, getting the first
starting nod from Coach Thiel
since he was injured in the open
ing lacrosse tilt with Army. He
was benched in the third period
because of a leg injury. Also in
jured was midfielder Fred Pais
son, whose shoulder locked out
of place in the same period.
Nolan Scores
After a scoreless first quarter,
Nolan tallied the game's first
counter unassisted .with ten sec
onds of the second period gone
ind'lGeorge Locotos scored anoth
err,for. State five minutes later.
;'• ;hie' Lions . made the .count 5-0
by` `slamming in three goals in the
; '..first three minutes of the second
half against the big Orange team
which averaged 185 pounds per
man.
PHONE 2311
STATE COLLEGE
CORNELL
Howdy Taylor, fast Lion inside
attackman, copped the scoring
honors as the State stick-wielders
clipped the 'Big Red lacrossers
Saturday for their sixth victory of
the season.•
Left-hander Taylor shot the
first two Lion goals past the .
Ithaca netman early in the op
ening quarter. He was put out
of action in the third period
when he collided with a - Cornell
defenseman and suffered a
shoulder injury that may keep
him sidelined for the final tilt
with the Big Red.
Both of Taylor's teammates in
the inside attack scored. Cliff
Sullivan racked up one In fhk. op
ening quarter and Ken Kerwin
tallied in the second half.
Nittany captain, John . Nolan,
Ken Kauffman, and Rog Nestor
each scored one against Cornell.
Baer Injured
Ernie Baer, starting the I'taca
game in :midfield,-Was also a cas
ualty.in the third quarter. He was
cross-checked roughly, knocked
unconscious, and was carried from
the game. He suffered• no serious
injury, and is expected to be in
shape for the game on June 8 with
Cornell.
Mery Snyder, who wa s taken
out of the Syracuse tussle, started
the second half of the. Cornell
fray and played for ten minutes.
Indications are that he 'will be
able to .play in the final game.
State scored two in the first
period. and chalked up three more
in the second frame as Cornell
tallied one in each quarter-of' the
first half. • • • .
WARNER BROTHERS
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Shuman, Sykes
Place In IC4A
Bill Shuman and Jim Sykes
came through at the IC4A track
meet at Annapolis, Saturday af
ternoon, to third and second place
respectively.
In the half-mile run, Shuman
crossed the finish line in third
place in 1 min. 54.9 secs. Col
gate's Al Meeker won the event
in 1 , min. 54.7 secs.
Meeker was the winner of the
half-mile run in the dual meet
between State and Colgate at
New Beaver Field on May .11.
Jim Sykes took second place in
the high jump when he cleared
the bar at 6 ft. 2 3 / 4 ins. This event
was captured by Marquette with
a jump of 6 ft. 6 3 / 4 ins.
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