; WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23, 1947
Ashenfeller Outruns Karver, Slone
As Trackmen Perform in Time-Trials
]Handball Tourney
j Dplta Tau Deltas Frank Gryska
{and Ralph Scholl registered their
lirst win in the intramural hand
■b.'ll douibles tournament at Rec
jHall last Thursday nigiht, 21-19,
;1 2-21, and 21-20.
j In other games played Thurs
day, Delta Upsilons George Earn
ishaw and Jackie. Tighe outswat
ted Frank Taucher and Harold
Lenker of Tau Kappa Epsilon by
ta 2*l-17, 10-21, and. 21-11 count.
John Riggs and John Firow of
Sigma Phi Sigma nudged Lou
Eble and Warren Neiger 2K13,
15-21, and 21-13. ,
Dean. Sears jand Bdb Mussel
man hammered out 2il'-20 and 21-
9 wins over Ed Sulkowski and
Joe* Colone.
Pi Kappa Alpha "handballers,
Harrie Bragg and ‘Bob Abernathy
took a 10-21, 21-13, and 21-44
triumph over Bill Borland and
!Bobi Tscherfinger ctf the Phi Kap
ipa Sigma.* "V,
i John JaCl'urs and Clyde Bell
{swept to a-JU-3 and 21-1 victory
lover Orion’ Silverman and Bill
Rees e in Independent League 2 of
the intramural handball' tourna
ment at Rec Hall Monday night.
I In League I competition, Fred
Annessi and Ross Manley defeat
ed Oharlgy* Kunes *and Ken Hos
tennan by a 21-M and 21-10"
{count.
{ Jim Ewing and Ed Taggerl
(downed Frank Huron and Ed
Blaile 21-4, and 21-6, while
*Larry and Norton Portnotf
Won by a forfeit over Jim and
Bill Simpson.
! Ivan Thompson and George
{Moore dropped ithe Hast two
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Nosing out Gcrr.v Karver anc!
Curt Stone in the mile time trial
Saturday. Horace Ashen,feller
pounded across the finish lino in
4:20.0, his best time to dale.
In Chick Werner’s earlier time
trials the three milers finished to
gether. and when Ashenfelter led
the way Saturday, Karver was
tramping on his heels with Stone
close l ©hind.
Another time-trial standout per
formance was Dave Pincus’ 14'4-
foot discus heave, five feet better
than his first attempt which Coach
Werner said was as good as any
to be found in trials throughout
the country.
In the pole vault, Chuck Willing
again topped 1'2.6 and Brawn du
plicated' this performance. Milt
Stemler continued to be encourag
ing by repeating* his earlier 12-
fioot trial mark.
Bill Reynolds did; six feet on
the high lump, and javelinist
Tubby Lang increased his very
competent previous trial mark of
1(82,1 to 185.5 feet.
In the javelin also, Lou Barti
letti, freshman up from* th fi Al
toona center, threw for 178 feet
and Pratt marked hiis toss at 170.
Mitch Williams took first in the
quarter mile, finishing in 5)1.5,
while Jack Hissey, who with
Johnny Gray won the earlier trial
in 53, broke the tape in a dead
heat with Gray and Cliff St. Clair
in 512 seconds flat.
Charlie Krug did 5 feet, 10
inches in the high jump and con
tinued to lead thn shot putters
with a mark of 46 feet. Mo'yer
heaved the shot 44 feet.
games of their three game series
to Moriarta And Cook, 21-17, '2l-9,
and 21-5,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
With the two West Virginia
games last weeketnd down the
drain, Joe Bedcnk’s baseball team
will make its next try to get in
tile win column when the Lions
play host to Georgetown for Fri
day and Saturday games on New
(Beaver field.
Friday's Game
West Virginia AB R H O A E
Belpuliti, 2b 4 2 2 4 0 0
Sabot, 3 b 4 0 1 0 3 0
Salek, lb 4 12® II 3
Zinniach, of 5 0 1 li 0 0
Biddle, c 5 2 1 9 2 0
Lavosky, Ss 6 0 0 0 D 0
Lester, If 4 1 1 2 0: 0
Jochum, rf 4 0 1* 3> 0 0
Ryan, p 4 0 2 0 3 1
Totals 39 6‘ 14 '27 L0 1 4
Penn State
Berletic, ss 5 0 12 3 0
Kui’awski, 3:b ’5 4 1 © 2 1
Stark. If 4'11400
Benyish, rf 3 0 0 9 0 0
Davis, rf, ’of 2 9 9 9 9 9
MacFarland, lib 4 1 0 9 0 1
Union, rf 1 9 0 1. 9 0
Hosterman, rf 1‘ 9 9 9 O’ O'
Sutherland, 3b 'l* 9 0 13 2
Herb, c 2 1 0 6 0 0
Gehrett, p 3 110 4 0
Hogan, ph 1 9 0 9 0 9
Totals 31 4 4 12*7 I'2 4
Score by innings:
West Va. 090 012 003 —*6
Penn State 000 *3OO 0011—4
Two-base hits, Salbot, (Leister",
three-base hit, Salek; home runs,
Biddle, Stark; sacrifice hits, Sa
bot, Urion. Sutherland; stolen
bases, Lavosky, Biddle. Urion;
runs batted in, Biddle 3, Sabot,
Lester, Ryan, Gehrett, KuroWski
2, Stark; struck out, by Ryan 10,
by Gehrett 5; base on balls, o*ff
Ryan 7, off Gehrett 2; wild pitch,
Ray; passed ball, Herb.
Wesi Virginia AB R H O A E
Belpuliti, 2ib 4 0 0 1* li 0
Sabot, 3b 4 0 1 *l* 1 0
Salek, lib 4 11 42 I 1
Zinniach. cf 3 II 1 3 0 0
Bid'dle, c .3 2 4 9 0 0
Lester, If 3 0 0 1* 0 0
Lavosky, ss 4 9 2 1 4 2
Jachum, rf 1 0 *0 1 0 0
Maylandre, rf 3 0 0 1 0 0
Donata, p 4 0 0 0 5 0
- -Totals. 33 4. 6. 27 12 3
Penn Stal G AB R H O A E
Berletic, ss 4 0 0 0 3 4
a-Hosterman 1 0 0 9 0 0
Sebastianelli. 2b 2 1, 1.4 2* 1
Stark, If 4 0 .1* 4 0 0
Kurciwski, 3b 4 0 :1 1 4 0
MacFarland, nb 3 >0 1 D 0 0
Davis, Cf 3 9 2 0 0 1
Shellenb’ger, 4b 4 0 *0 *4O! 0 0
MteWilliams', c 3 0 0 19 l 1 1
b-Yount 1 il„. 0 0 01 0
Benyish, p 4 0 ll* 0 2 0
Totals 33 2* 7 ‘27 12 4
a-Batted for Berletic in 9*th.
b-Batted for 'McWilliams in 9th,
Score by innings:
West Virginia >OlOO 300 OOSI—4
Penn State 000 0011' 001—2
Left on bases, Penn State 8,
West Virginia '5; runs Ibatted in,
MiadFarland, Benyish, Biddle, La
vosky; sacrifice hits, Setoastian
elli,, iDavis, Lester; stolen bases,
Salek, Lavosky, Biddle; struck
out, toy -Benyish 9, toy Donate, 4;
base on balls. Off, Benyish 2‘, off
Donate 2. Umpires, Gair and
Pletcher.
Weekend Sum maries
Baseball
Saturday's Game
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Golf
After lieing the Georgetown
squad 4(A-4lf* on Friday, Coach
Bob Rutherford’s NitUiny golfers
dropped their Saturday match
s'/a-3 i A..
The team will play host to the
Pitt squad this weekend lor their
first home contest.
The met, held in Washington,
was the team’s lirst road trip
since before the war.
Jack Harper, the team’s num
ber one man, won his Friday
match but lost the following day,
one up, while his partner, Don
Hart 'also lost. They lost the best
ball.
Although his partner, Jim No
ble lost, Jerry Smith shot par
golf to take his match, 71, and
win the best ball. Nittanymen
Boyle and Petterson tied their
match.
Tennis
Following the summaries of
weekend tennis matches which
sew the Nittany team losing to
Georgetown. 8-1 and Maryland
6-3.
GEORGETOWN
Singles: Tewes over Stenger
(CPS') 6-2, 6-1; Dwyer over Beck
hard (PS) 6-3, 6-4; Palms over
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Fink and Miller (PS) 6-2, 6-4.
MARYLAND
Singles: Stenger (PS) over La
berge 6-1, 6-2; Miller over Beck
hard (PS) 6-0, 6-.1; Render over
Tuttle (PS) 7-5, 3-6, 6-0; Clark
son (PS) over Keefauver 1-6, 6-
2, 2-6; Grogin over Pcssolano
(PS) 14-12, 6-3; Rothenhoefer
over Greenawalt (PS) 7-5, 3-6,
9-7.
Doubles: Miller and Darling
over Stenger and Clarkson (PS)
10-8, 6-4; Beekhard and' Greenia
walt (PS) over Sodie and Holmes
6- 6-1; Render and Lalberge
over Tuttle and Fink (PS) 2-6,
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