TUESDAY, APRIL 18,1958
Bedenk Plans
Lineup Change
After 6-3 Loss
Coach Joe Bedenk plans to
juggle his starting nine in >an
attempt to get back on the win
ning path in this afternoon’s game
with Temple.
Third baseman Chris Tonery,
who had a home run and a single
in the 6-3 loss to Rutgers Satur
day, will probably move over to
shortstop replacing Carman Troisi
while Harry Little will take Ton
ery’s place at third.
In the batting order, Bill Hop
per, hard hitting sophomore cen
terfielder, will move up. into the
fourth slot and Catcher Jack Kur
ty will drop back into Hopper’s
fifth spot. »
HOPPER STARS
f Hopper’s hitting in the Rutgers
ame left little to be desired. In
is initial appearance at the plate,
Hopper whacked a homer that
traveled approximately 385 feet
before it disappeared over the
north stands of Beaver Field. He
had a single and two long flys in
his other trips to the plate. Ton
ery accounted for the other State
hit with a single to left in the first
inning.
Dalton Rumberger, starting
Lion hurler, pitched seven hit ball
and gave up only two earned runs.
Shoddy fielding and lack of hit
ting power provided the winning
margin for Rutgers.
A 1 Tkac, winning pitcher in
the Western Maryland game, wilt
take the mound for the Lions to
day.
LACK PRACTICE
State’s showing in the Rutger’s
fracas only emphasized Coach
Bedenk’s moanings that the lack
of suitable practice weather would
show up' Sooner or later.
Rutger’s, which now, has a rec
ord of 7-1-1, had an eight-game
southern, tour under its belt be
fore meeting the Lions and took
advantage of every break that
was offered.
Said Clarke Scholes Michigan
State free style swimming ace,
after he hgd copped the N.C.A.A.
100-yard title: “Gosh, coach,
what did I have to go and do that
for.' I’ll just have to win them all
from now on.” A week later the
brilliant -sophomore added the
important N.A.A.U. crown to his
collection.
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Opener, 5-2
Penn State’s golfers took their
first match of the season at Get
tysburg Saturday, a 5-2 decision,
despite a cold and windy greet
ing from the weather.
Captain Tom Smith, played hjs
usual steady game of golf, down
ing Gettysburg’s Knapp, 4 and 2.
Jim Yerkes came' through with a
win over Davies, 5 and 4. State’s
Bob Kunkle downed McCausr
landy, 6 and 5. Alex Munro took
Wisotzkey of Gettysburg by ah
identical 6 and 5 count.
Ted Robertson, a transfer from
Hershey College, garnered the
Lion’s fifth point by decisioning
Carr, 5 and 4.
. “It wasn’t that we were so good,
but rather, Gettysburg wasn’t too
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The Nittany lacrosse squad is back hard at practice today, firm
believers, in the old axiom “experience is the best teacher.”
Coach Nick Thiel’s stickmen returned from their short southern
jaunt after losing games to the more experienced Loyola of Balti
more and Navy lacrosse teams.
The Lions opened 1950 campaigning Friday by dropping a 9-4
decision to Loyola. On Saturday,
Navy copped a 9-6 victory.
Sophomore Jim Reed sparked
the Lion scoring attack against
Loyola with three goals. Diminu
tive Lion goalie Phil Benedetti
played a whale of a ball game
defensively according to Coach
Nick Thiel.
Against Navy the Lions fared a
little better as they held the Mid
die attack in check until the final
period when the more experienced
Navy forces broke loose for four
goals while holding the Lions to
a single tally.
Another varsity newcomer,
Jack Wilcox, poured three goals
into the Navy nets to pace the
Lion attack. Again Benedetti
sparkled in the goal' for the Nit
tanies
The squad will drill, this week
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away tilt with Rutgers. In Rut
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opponent, as the Scarlet dropped
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