FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948
To Avenge Defeat ...
Lion Trackmen Journey Today,
Seek Victory Over Spartans
Track Coach Chick Werner,
holding a one-two punch in the
distance races and a knockdown
punch in the hurdles, will take
his team to Michigan State this
afternoon to try to avenge last
year's defeat by the Spartans.
In the mile run, Jerry Karver
is expected to keep his collegiate
title intact, while in the two
mile IC-4A champ Horace Ash
enfelter is scheduled to score
a win.
Karver will assist Ashenfelter
in Horace's specialty, the two
mile, and Ash will run in Jerry's
favorite_zun, the mile.
Since both Jim Gehrdes and
Higgins Joins Grid Staff
To Tufor NY Coaches
Coach of the Lion grid jugger
naut lait season, Bob ' Higgins,
was recently signed to the foot
ball faculty of the fourth annual
coaching school of the New York
State Public High School Athletic
Association, to be held at Hamil
ton College in Clinton, August 23
to 28.
Herman Hickman, Yale head
football coach and Leonard Wat
ers, Williams football mentor,
were also signed. More than 200
coaches are expected to take
courses in football, basketball,
baseball, track and wrestling.
ATO's Eliminate AGR's
In Second Round Soccer
Last year's intramural soccer
champions, Alpha Gamma Rho,
lost in the second round of this
year's tourney to Alpha Tau
Omega, 2-0, as three elimination
battles went on the books this
week.
In other games, Phi Delta
Theta blanked Phi Sigma Kappa,
2-0, and Delta Tau Delta topped
Phi Sigma Delta, 1-0, on corner
kicks in an extra period.
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his running mate, Bob Harrison,
cracked the Blue and White rec
ord last week in the 120-yard
high hurdles, the Lion timber
toppers are seeking a one-two
finish in the Michigan State en
counter.
One event missing from last
week's Ohio State meet, will be
added to this week's program.
The javelin throw, outlawed in
the western conference meets,
will be used tomorrow afternoon.
Reed Pratt, who-has thrown the
spear over 170 feet, heads the list
of javelin hurlers who will enter
the meet. Larry Gerwig and Stan
Ewing will also compete in this
event.
Major League Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
New York 6, St. Louis 5
Detroit 8, Boston 3.
Philadelphia 8, Cleveland 6
Chicago at Washington. night
Standings
Team W L Pct. Team W L Pet.
Phila. __ _ 9 5 .643 Wash'grn 6 '1 .462
New York 10 6 .625 St. Louis _ 5 6 455
Cleveland_ 6. 4 .600 Detroit __ 7 9 .488
Boston..___ 7 7 .500 Chicago __ 3 8_ .273
Today's Games
Detroit at New York
St. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington, night
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
New York 9, Pittsburgh 2
Boston at Cincinnati, postponed, rain
Brooklyn at Chicago, postponed, rain
Philadelphia at St. Louis, night
Standings
Team W L Pct. Tessa W L Pet.
Pittab'gh_ 9 5 .643 Phila.___ 7 8 .467
N. York 10 6 .626 Cincinii__ 7 9 .438
St. Louis_ 7 5 .583 Boston ___ 6 9 .400
Brooklyn _ 7 7 .500 Chicago __ 3 8 .273
Today's Games
New York at Pittsburgh, night
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia at St. Louis, night
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IM Golfers End
First Round Play
First round play of the 1948
intramural golf season saw 33
fraternities battling it out for an
adancement to the second
round.
Surviving teams are reminded
by the intramural office to play
off their games at the first oppor
tunity. The deadline for the sec
ond round is May 11.
First round results follow:
• Chi Phi defeated Phi Sigma
Kappa, Phi Kappa Tau won over
Chi Phi, Kappa Delta Rho set
down Sigma Phi Alpha, Beta
Theta Pi bumped Phi Kappa
Sigma, Sigma Pi vanquished Phi
Sigma Delta, Phi Gamma Delta
eliminated Sigma Phi Sigma,
Lambda Chi Alpha won over
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta Upsilon
conquered Delta Sigma Phi,
Delta Chi set down Alpha Zeta.
Phi Epsilon Pi defeated Theta
Xi, Sigma Nu won over Beta
Sigma Rho, Sigma Chi edged
Alpha Chi Sigma, Pi Kappa
Alpha eliminated Sigma , Alpha
Epsilon, Phi Kappa Psi defeated
Phi' Delta Theta, Delta Tau Delta
nosed out Pi Kappa Phi, Theta
Chi won over Alpha Tau Omega,
Kappa Sigma defeated Alpha
Sigma Phi.
New Foes Sought
Lion football agreements with
Colgate and Washington State
end in 1948. New opponents are
being sought for 1949.
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Match Cancelled
Tomorrow's varsity tennis
match with Georgetown has
been canceled. Georgetown
asked to be relieved of the
contract because of senior class
events on the Hoyas' campus.
All members of the George
town team are seniors.
The Lion-Bucknell tennis
match, rained out Wednesday,
has been re-slated for next Fri
day on the local courts.
7-11 Club Holds
Bowling Lead
The 7-11 Club retained its IMA
Bowling league lead by beating
the Hellions in a 6-2 tussle at the
Dux Club last week.
Although Btylysks lost to the
Kaufman Club, they remained in
the runner-up spot. Other teams
to score victories were Ale and
Quail, Ath Hall, P.H.'s and the
Stellar Five.
High Singl game scorers were
Ted Petry, 7-11 Club, with 215,
and Lennie Mansor, Beaver
House, with 207.
Team Won Lost Pct.
7-11 Club 56 24 .700
Btyflysks 50 30 .625
Ale and Quail _ 50 30 .625
Ath Hall 48 32 .600
P H 'a 46 34 .575
Stellar Five 46 34 .575
Kaufman Club 42 38 .525
Beaver House 41 39 .512
L T K 34 46 .425
Penn Haven 33 47 .401
Dorm 13 30 60 .376
Hellions 30 50 .376
Lazy Five 28 52 .350
Nittany Co-op 24 56 .300
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Thielmen Tangle
With Syracuse
It will be student against coach
when the Penn State and Syra
cuse lacrosse teams tangle at Syr
acuse tomorrow afternoon. Lion
Coach Nick Thiel, a former all-
American stickman at Syracuse,
was coached by the present Or
ange stick mentor, Roy Simmons,
in his undergraduate days.
The Syracuse lacrossemen have
won five games this season while
dropping two. The two losses
were both suffered at the hands
of the powerful service acade
mies, Army and Navy.
The Orange bowed to Navy by
a 14-4 count, but the game was
the first of the season for the
Simmonsmen. The Blue and
White had its undefeated string
broken by Navy last Saturday
when it lost by a 9-3 decision.
VETERAN TEAM
Syracuse is ready to field a
veteran team tomorrow, a com
bination that won 10 of 16 games
last year. The Orange midfield
array is one of the games finest,
and features Bill Fuller, Bill
Archbold, George Cody and Loa
Jones.
The Simmonsmen will attempt
to break a two-year famine when
they cross sticks with the Nittany
Lio tomorrow.
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On September 27, 1948
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