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Don Bal
Phi Kapoa Hurler
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Wl in PlavoffS
The first no-hit. no-run game
of the Summer Sessions Softball
tournament was turned in bv
pitcher Don Baldwin, of the Pi
Kappa Alpha team.
Baldwin’s control was near
perfect as he issued only one
walk in seven innines and al
lowed only one Beta Sigma Rho
man to reach third base. Three
other Beta Sigma Rho men got
on base by virtue of Pi Kappa
Alnha errors. Don now tigs a rec
ord of one win and one loss.
In chalking uo the sixth
straight win of the tournament.
Phi Kanna was assured of repre
senting the fraternity league in
the championship plavoffs sched
uled to get under wav Monday
August 2. The nlavoffs for the
championship will be the best of
Hiree games.
With a five win and no loss
record, the Football House team
is considered the tonheavy fa
vorite to carry the independent
’aague banner into the eh»m
monshio series. Delta Sigma. Phi
: s the nearest team that is given
n chance of unsetting the dope
and coming out on top.
Sigma Phi Sigma dropped out
of the fraternity league and has
•'"en replaced hv Zeta Beta Tau.
Both teams will be ineligible to
compete in the championship re
cordless of their standing.
STANDINGS
Fraternity League
W L Pet.
Phi Kappa 6 0 1-000
Lambda Chi Alpha 4 2 .667
Beta Sigma Rho 3 3 .500
Pi Kappa Alpha 3 3 .500
Alpha Chi Rho 3 3 .500
Delta Chi 3 3 .500
Delta Upsilon 1 4 .200
‘’Sigma Phi Sigma 0 4 .000
•Dropped out. Replaced by
Zeta Beta Tau.
Independent League
W L Pet.
Football House 5 0 1.000
Delta Sigma Phi 3 1 -750
Eagles 4 - .067
Hazeltonians 3 - oOU
Phys. Ed. Grads. ?. 3 400
Metallurgy 2 3 .400
Fuel Tech. 1 4 .200
Osmond Lab. 0 5 .000
TODAY'S GAMES
Fraternity League
Delta Upsilon vs. Beta Sigma
Rho; Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Alpha
Chi Rho; Lambda Chi Alpha vs.
Zeta Beta Tau; and Phi Kappa
*'s. Delta Chi.
Independent League
Hazeltonians vg. Delta Sigma
Phi- Football House vs. Eagles;
Phys. Ed. Grads, vs. Metallurgy;
and Osmond Lab. vs. Fuel Tech
MONDAY'S SCHEDULE
Championship playoff begins.
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THE SUMMER COLLEGIAN STATE IX/IIEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
dwin Hurl
Harper , Gross Meet in Title
Match of Intramural Tourney
Out of the five flights comprising the Summer Sessions Golf
tournament, only one has been completed. J. Gehris defeated Dave
Plank to gain the laurels in the fifth flight. Four more flights remain
to be played off.
In the first flight, Jack Harper meets Bill Gross with the cham
pionship of that flight at stake. No definite date has been set for this
match, because Harper is suffering from an acute case of poison ivy
Harper in Legion
State Tournament
Jack Harper, former Penn
State golf captain and currently
running in front in the champ
ionship flight of the Summer
Sessions golf tourney, has enter
ed the second annual State
American Legion tournament at
Mt. Union.
Qualifying for the Legion
tournament starts Friday.
Polsklan Joins
Collegians for
All-Star Classic
Johnny Potsklan, former Penn
State end and co-captain, has
been added to the collegiate
squad which meets the Chicago
Cardinals in the annual All-Star
football game at Soldiers’ Field,
Chicago, Aug. 20.
Potsklan, who recently signed
a contract with the Pittsburgh
Steelers of the National Football
league, graduated from the Col
lege last spring.
The Brownsville end will join
three -other Nittany Lions in ad
dition to coach Bob Higgins who
will be an assistant coach at the
annual All-Star classic.
Other Penn Staters who will
play in the All-Stai game are
Jeff Durkota, who reported for
practice with the Buffalo Bills of
the All-America Conference this
week; Steve Suhey, all-America
guard who will play for the
Steelers this fall; and former co
captain John Nolan, tackle, of
Glen Falls, N. Y.
Higgins had previously been
named an assistant coach for the
collegians in the All-Star game.
Durkota was among the squad
of 53 who opened the Buffalo
Bills’ training at East Aurora, N.
Y., yesterday. He and Bob Leon
etti, ex-Wake Forest guard,
toughened up for the fall cam
paign with the Bills by doing
construction work this summer.
Several other Penn Staters will
play for the Steelers thi- fall. Al
ready under contract for the 1948
season are Charles Chuck Cher
undolo, center; foimer captain
Bill “Red” Moore .tackle; Bob
Davis, end; Leo Nobile, guard:
back Ray Ulinsky, and Suhey.
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and is unable to compete.
The other matches will be play
ed as soon as the semi-finalists
can arrange a suitable date that
: s satisfactory to both parties.
Bob Bastian meets John Kru
oer in the semi-final match of the
second flight while W R. Deutsch
olavs A 1 Gutowitz for the top
soot in the third flight. The
fourth flight finds Don Smith
nitted against John -Tones for the
-'hampionshin.
Varsitv golf coach Bob Ruther
ford has announced that prizes
from five dollars down in mer
chandise will be awarded to the
winners and second place men.
Reaffv Works On
farm to Thane Ho
Charles (Chuck) Beatty, pros
pective Penn State center, is
girding for the 1948 football sea
son by working this summer on
the family farm at Weisel. Pa.
Lion Coach Bob Higgins ex
pects the 22-year-old. 215-pound
ex-marine to develop into one of
the nation’s top pivots during the
next two years.
Neil “Skip” Stahley, newlv
elected University of Toledo
football coach, is a former Penn
State all-around athlete.
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News of the
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Nittany Lions
Penn State will inaugurate
pre-season football practice on
the campus Wednesday, Septem
ber 8. The season will open Sat
urday, October 2, against Buck
oell University.
* * *
Ken Hosterman. Penn State’s
scoring ace. will not be available
for the 1948 soccer season. His
leg, which was broken in mid
season, is on the mend but his
physicians have advised him
against premature activity.
* * *
A birthday came up—the
51st—for Joe B e den k. Penn
State baseball coach and pres
ident of the American Associ
ation of College Baseball
Coaches. Bedenk, who also
doubles as football line coach,
observed this anniversary on
July 14.
* * *
In 1948. for the first time since
1941. Penn State will not '■lose
its football schedule against the
University of Pittsburgh. The
T.ions nlav Washington State at
Tacoma. Wash.. November 27. a
week after the Pitt game.
Women cheerleaders are on
their way out again at Penn
State. The ban was lifted during
the war but will be restored in
1949 when the present juniors
are graduated.
9 m *
Johnny Benglian. clever
Philadelphia southnaw, is the
1948 Penn State boxinq cap
tain. Benqlian won Eastern
127-pound honors in 1947.
* * *
Penn State’s gymnastic team
The Division of Dramatics
presents
The First Major Post-War Production
Of The Summer Session
"LADIES IN RETIREMENT"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
AUGUST 2nd and 3rd
at 8:00 p. m.
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Karver Captures
Mile Run in 4:21.1
4t Philadelphia
Jerry Karver, former Penn
State triple mile champion,
romped to an easv 4:21.1 mile
victory at Philadelphia in his first
appearance since the Olympic
trials.
Setting his own pace all the
way and staying out in front all
the wav, Karver won his special
ty by 30 yards in the feature of
the third annual Bureau of Rec
reation track meet at Philadel-
Dhia last week.
Karver. who missed qualifying
for the United States Olympic
team bv inches, received no ser
ious opnosition. He competed for
*he Perks Countv AA.
Bill Hulse, New York AC dis
tance ace who holds the Ameri
can outdoor mile mark of 4:06,
finished fourth in the mile.
winner of National A.A.U. honors
in 1948. is the first college team
ever to win this distinction three
times. The Nittany Lions scored
their prior victories in 1943 and
1945.
* * *
Horace Ashenfeller, IC-4A
two-mile champion, is captain
elect of the Penn Stale track
and cross-country teams.
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