THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1948
Golfers Win 9th;
Top Bucknell, 8-1
The Lion linksmen continued to play the brand of ball that won
them the EIGA championship, when they defeated the Bisons of
Bucknell, 8-1,
The victory was number nine without a loss for the Blue and
White team, who had beaten Bucknell once before on the Bison's
links by an identical 8-1 score. Yesterday's game was the final
appearance of the Nittany golfers on the home greens this season.
The Scores
Don Hart (PS) defeated Jim
Waddel, 3 and 2. •
Jerry Smith (PS) defeated Bill
Allen, 5 and 4.
Penn State won best ball, 2 and
1.
Torn Smith (PS) defeated Don
Montgomery, 3 and 2.
Joe Spicer (Bucknell) defeated
Alan Hack, 3 and 2.
Best ball won by Penn State, 3
and 2.
Jim Noble (PS) defeated Robert
Williams, 8 and 7.
Joe Boyle (PS) defeated Fred
Cholewinski, 6 and 5.
Best ball won by Penn State, 7
ar4d 5.
Lions Whip Bisons
Pushing across four runs on
one hit and six walks in the
first inning, Coach Joe Be
denk's Lion baseball nine went
on to blast Bucknell, 6-1, yes
terday at Lewisburg.
Hurler Cy Miller chalked up
the victory, the Lions' ninth,
by limiting the host team to
five hits.
Dick Wertz collected two of
the winners' four hits, while
Al Tkac and Tom Hogan each
garnered one.
Charlie Concklin, Bison cen
ter fielder, slammed out a
single, double and triple.
Major League Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
New York 8, St. Louis 4
Boston 1, Detroit 4
Washington 4, Chicago 1
Philadelphia-Cleveland (night)
Standings
Team W L Pct. Team W L Pct.
:gaveland 14 6 .700 Boston ._ 11 13 .458
Phila. ___ 16 7 .696 St.Louis_ 912 .429
New York 14 9 .609 Wash't'n 11 13 .458
Detroit__ 13 14 .481 Chicago__ 418 .182
Today's Games
Washington at St. Louis
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York at Chicago
Boston at Cleveland
.NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results
Cincinnati 0, New York 5.
Pittsburgh-Boston (night)
St.Louis-Brooklyn (night)
Chicago -Philadelphia (night)
Standings
Team W L Pct. Team W L Pct.
St. Louis 14 7 .667 Phila.___ 13 12 .520
New York 14 9 609 Brooklyn 11 13 .458
Boston__ 12 11 522 Chicago__ 913 .409
Pittsio'gh 13 11 .542 Cincin'ti_ 919 .321
Today's Games
Pittsburgh ut Boston
Cincinnati at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Brooklyn
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Down Lions, 6-3
Coach Sherman Fogg's netmen
dropped their third contest of the
season to a strong Lehigh team
on the varsity courts yesterday
afternoon.
Chalking up a 6-3 victory over
the Lions, the visiting racqueteers
boosted their win record to six
games against nine starts.
Del Helt and Al Sopp were
the only Nittanymen to score vic
tories on the singles court. Helt
downed Bob Dyer 6-4, 6-1, while
Sopp de feat e d Bill Clinkun
broomer with a hard fought 0-6,
6-0, 6-3 decision.
Ray Stauffer, Lehigh, beat
Herb Beckhard, Jack Millinger
won over Lion captain Bob Tut
tle, Dick Greenawalt lost to
Berny Marcus, Lehigh, and Ralph
Peters, Penn State, was defeated
by Charles Grubmeyer.
Sopp and Beckhard held up
their end of the first doubles
match by downing Lehigh's Mil-
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
IMA Bowlers
In Last Round
The final round of the IMA
bowling league will be played at
the Dux Club tonight.
The winner of the first semes
ter's contest, Beaver House, will
meet tonight's top team for the
league championship at 7:30 p.m.
May 24.
The Btyflysks and 7-11 Club
have shown their capability as
contenders for the IMA bowling
league championship by blank
ing both their respective com
petitors, Lazy Five and Ale and
Quail, 8-0.
Stellar Five and PH's have also
earned their third and fourth
place positions by downing Ath
Hall and Hellions.
7-11 Club 67 29 .G 97
Btyflysks 66 30 .G 77
Stellar Five 60 36 '.615
PH's. 59 37 .604
Ath Hall 56 40 .583
Beaver House • 55 41 .572
Ale & Quail 52 44 .541
Kaufman Club 52 44 .541
Penn Haven 39 57 .406
Dorm 13 _
Hellions _
Nittany CO-on -
Lazy Five
Weeber, Harley Battle
For Table Tennis Toga
Gene Weeber. from West Read
ing, and Ed Harley, from Sum
mit, N. J., will clash tonight for
the all - College table tennis
singles title. The match will take
place in the TUB at 8 o'clock.
linger and Grubmeyer, 6-2, 6-0.
Helt and Pessolano bowed to
Marcus and Taylor 6-3, 4-6, 7-5,
while Kline and Peters were also
subdued in a 6-1, 6-3 battle by
Dyer and Stauffin.
36 60 .375
34 62 .354
NOIM!EMMI;MIM
32 64 .333
_ 28 68 .291
Intramural Sports
Track
Track finals in both the inde
pendent and fraternity groups
will be run on the New Beaver
Field track at 6:30 o'clock tonight
as only one of last year's win
ners, Larry Joe, Sigma Nu, will
go to the starting line to defend
his 100-yard dash title.
Joe, who ran the century in 9.9
seconds last year, broke the tape
in 10.3 Tuesday night for the
lastest mark of the seven heats.
Running in a stiff wind on the
backstretch of the 440-yard run,
ttay Schlosser, Sigma Chi, com
pleted the quarter-mile stint in
:54.7, more than a second slower
than last year's time. Bob Hetrick
placed behind Schlosser with a
::54.9 for the second best quali
fying time.
Sigma Chi placed its 880-yard
relay team of Wendell Lomady,
John Latshaw, Ray Schlosser and
John Long first with a mark of
1:40.7, two seconds slower than
last year's mark.
100-yard Dash— •
Joe, Sigma Nu, 10.3 ; Hickey, Phi Delta
Theta. 10:4: Harter, DU, 10.5 ; Rosetki,
Phi Epsilon Pi, 10.6: Doodling, ATO, 10:7:
Reese, Phi Kappa Phi, 10.8 ; Enyart,
Alpha Chi Sigma, 10.8: Cantrell, Delta Tau
Delta, 10.8.
440-Yard Run—
Schloser, Sigma Chi, 54 7 ; Hetrick, ATO,
54.9 ; Lowry, KDR, 55.2 ; Youtz, Delta
Sigma Phi, 55.8 ; Lloyd. Alpha Chi Sigma,
55.8 ; Brenner, Delta Tau Delta, 56.
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880-Yard Relay—
Lomady, , Latshaw, Schlosser, Long (Sig
ma Chi) 1 :40.7 : Potsklan, Myers, Joe
(Sigma Nu) 1 :41.1 : Fleming,, Harder,
Schantz, Brown (DU) I:42.3:Heterick,
Goodling ,Anderson, Manbeck (ATO 1:49:
Cianci, Reeqe, F. Herold, G. Herold (Pi
Kappa Phi) I:43.4:Finley, West, Fry
burg, Hollenbach (Sigma Pi) 1:44.4.
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Golf Puffing
Born Meinken, Phi Kappa Psi,
annexed the all-College golf put
ting championship. He clinched
the honors Tuesday with a win
over John Swigart, Phi Sigma
Kappa.
Both had 'advanced to the
finals by scoring victories in the
much-delayed semi-finals. Mein
ken eliminated George Schautz,
Delta Upsilon, while Swigart de
feated George Kuzman.
Golf *
The intramural golf tourna
ment moved into the semi-final
stage this week, with all semi
final matches to be played by to
morrow.
In the third round, Beta Theta
Pi blasted Kappa Delta Rho, Phi
Gamma Delta eliminated Delta
Upsilon, Sigma Nu triumphed
over Sigma Chi and Kappa
Sigma defeated Phi Kappa Psi.
Softball
Five teams advanced in the
fraternity softball league re
cently.
Chi Phi beat Alpha Gamma
Rho, 11-1. Alpha Sigma Phi lost
to Alpha Phi Delta, 3-0. Pi
Kappa Phi won over Beta Sigma
Rho, 6-2, while Sigma Phi Sigma
defeated Delta Tau Delta, 16-3.
Sigma Chi nosed out Alpha Phi
Alpha by a 9-7 score.
In the independent league ITft
took Beaver House by a close 3-2
tally.
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