The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, May 01, 1947, Image 3

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    THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947
Baseball Game Rained Out;
Lions Meet Pitt Twice Away
With yesterday’s game with Gettysburg rained out, Joe jaeuenk’s
Mittany juion Daseoan crub is preparing lor a two-game series with
tne mi r'anuieis in Bittsburgu rnuay and baturaay.
■ The rains came yesteraay two hours betore game time and then
let up, with even a ray ol sun appearing by 4 o ciocit, but tne officials
ruiea that the inileld was too wet for a game.
Bedenk stated that he would Start Ken Yount, winner of the
two Bion victories this season, on the mound for Friday’s game with
the once-beaten Panthers. Yount * * *
was scheduled to start yesterday _ _ __
against Gettysburg. Double Duty
It will be Bob Gehrett pitching
for the Lions in Saturday’s game,
Bedenk indicated. Gehrett put
out the fire last Saturday when
Georgetown jumped on Bill Ben
yish and Art Bohard for ten runs
in the first two innings of the
second game.
HE HITS, TOO
Yount, who is the club’s runner
up in the hitting statistics, will
again bat at the cleanup position
against the Panthers. The out
fielder turned pitcher will play at
first base or centerfield in Satur
day’s game.
As the coach continues to juggle
his lineup to find the best combi
nation of hitting and fielding,
Benyish will go in at first base
for the first game.
SHORT PROBLEM
Along with first base, Bedenk
still has a problem at shortstop.
Both Berletic and Hal Hackman
have anemic batting averages and
Bedenk is still having Gene Suth
erland working out in that posi
tion.
Eddie Sebastianelii has been
Riflers Meet So. Calif.
Penn State’s NROTC rifle team
nears the end of its trail of sea
son’s matches when it takes on
the University of Southern Cali
fornia, Stanford, Texas, and Tu
lane in a postal match this week.
In last week’s competition, the
riflg team won over Rennsalaer
but lost to South Carolina’s
NiROTC team. The pistol team
outpointed Tulane and Purdue.
* George Washko and foe Campus Owls
* Games of Chance, Skill, and Strength
* Prizes for the Lucky
KEN YOUNT
getting his share of hits and makes
a good second-sacker. The same
goes for Whitey Kurowski, who is
currently playing at third.
The three catchers, Ed Holler,
George McWilliams, and Don
Herb, have been alternating with
the different pitchers. '
The outfield against Pitt will
probably be Johnny Potsklan in
left, Bill Davis in center, and
Chuck MacFarland in right.
IM Golf Deadline
First round matches in the golf
intramural tournament must be
played on or before Monday, May
5, it was announced by the intra
mural office yesterday.
NO END OF FUN
Informal REC HALL $1.20 per Couple, tax incL
THE DAILY
Newman Club Softball
Reaches Halfway Mark
Sigma Nu and Alpha Phi Delta
are tied for hrst piace in league H
with the Tl’J&'s leading league A
as the hrst half cl uie lsewman
Club tournament ended. The
standings:
League A
Won Lost Pet.
ITK 4 1 .800
Windy City 3 1 . .750
Beaver House ... 3 1 .750
Phi Kappa 2 3 .400
Celtics 2 3 .400
Dorm 13, 14 0 5 .000
League B
Sigma Nu 3 1 .750
Alpha Phi Delta .. 3 1 .750
Dorm 10, 11, 12 .. 3 2 .600
Delta Upsilon .... 2 2 .500
Dorm 7, 8. 9 I 3 .250
Graystone 0 2 .000
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SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1947, 8:30 - 1200
HAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
OMING Through
AG FOLIC
* The Honey Boys
* Side Shows, Clowns, Comedy Skits
Softball In 2nd Day; Soccer On
Alpha Phi Delta walloped
Beta Theta Pi 5-0 as the intra
mural soitbali season went into
»is second day Tuesday.
rtesuits ox otiner games are as
iunows: Phi happa Sigma to ok
a 10-b win over Pm Uarnma Del
ia, toigma Chi won b-5 over Phi
Bpsiion Pi, and Theta Chi gave a
25-10 beatng to Alpha Gamma
Riho.
In the independent league
Dorm 10 took Fairmount Hall 6-1,
Penn Haven won their game with
the Penn State Dons 7-5, and
Nittany Co-op took a 13-10 vic
tory over Dorm 4.
I Tl
HUB’S MEN’S SHOP
AG STUDENT COUNCIL'S
With the
COMBINED CARNIVAL AND DANCE
Tickets on Sale at Student Union
Jerry Beluman and Jay Rosen
sweig led Beta Sigma Rho to a
2-1 overtime victory over Delta
Sigma Phi as th e intramural soc
cer tournament got under way on
the soccer practice Held Tuesday.
in anotner overtone contuo.
cm Pol’s Ray Painton nit pa J
dirt late in tne extra period u
give toe Chi Pni soccermen a i-.
triumph over Alpha Ohi Sign.-
while Theta Xi chalked up a ioi
feit win over Delta Chi.
Delta Upsilon opened the tou*
ney with a 2-1 success over Sigm;
Phi Alpha.
OPPOSITE OLD MAIN
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