PAGE FOUR College Names Egli Assistant Floor Coach Appointment of John S. Egli as assistant Lion basketball coach and instructor in physical educa tion was announced today by Dr. Carl P. Schott, dean of the School of Physical Education and Ath letics. Egli's transfer from the Penn State undergraduate center at Dußois, where he coached bas ketball in addition to his teaching duties, reunites him with his former teammate, Elmer Gross, who last month was named . - ohn La wther's -uccessor as cage coach. TEAMMATES ,Egli and Gross were teammates on the 1941-42 team that defeated Illinois and lost to Dartmouth in the NCAA title tournament at New Orleans, and the next year Egli was elected co-captain of the team. A 6-foot-3 guard, Egli ex celled on follow-up shots. A native of Williamsport, Egli played football and basketball at Juth Williamsport High School, captaining the cage team as a senior. Egli went to war in April, n 43, wa . attached to the Fourth Armored Division overseas, was wounded at Bastogne Christmas 1944, and was separated from the service December 31, 1945. HIGH SCHOOL COACH Following his graduation in 1947, he taught physical education and health courses and coached the basketball team at Derry Township High School before ac cepting an appointment at the Du Bois undergraduate center. Baseball--- Continued from page three plied the wood to the ball and sent it spiraling over the left field fence 350-feet away for a game clinching home run. Big factor in the Nittany win was the base stealing employed by the Nittanymen. Captain Hackman stole no less than four sacks, while little Joe Tocci .pil fered twice. Tocci scored his lone ram cm a double steal. DEFENSIVE PLAY Penn lost the game with weak defensive play, for the Quakers were charged with seven errors. Despite the fact that the State men were responsible for four miscues, two fast, sharp double plays, with Hackman th e starting force in both, turned the tide for the Lions. Al Tkac started on the hill for the Nittanies against Temple. The Owls put two singles, a stolen base and an outfield fly to gether for their first inning run. The only Nittany to reach base in the first inning was Hackman, who walked and then stole sec ond. He was stranded, however, when the next man flied out. At Your Warner Theater NOW! Catharine William Bendix James Gleason "LIFE OF RILEY" Stale Gary Cooper Joan Leslie "SERGEANT YORK" Lana Turner Gene Kelly 'Three Musketeers" in Technicolor THE DAILY COLLEGTAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA V-Ball Results Nine IM volleyball teams fell by the wayside last night in the opening round of the playoffs at Rey Hall. 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