WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950
Shades of Joe Page—
Tkac To Hurl Again
A 1 Tkac will pitch again when the State diamond men
meet Washington and Jefferson on Beaver Field this after
noon at 4 p.m.
Tkac will try to put the Lions back in the win column
and bring this season’s record to three and two. The Nittanies
now have a .500 average with wins over Westerh Maryland
and Temple and losses to Rut
gers and Bucknell.
Coach Joe Bedenk’s plans
call for the same team that fin
ished the Bucknell game to start
today.
CHANGES EXPECTED
Changes later this week, when
the team travels to Washington
for two games with Georgetown,
and next week, with four games
in three days, are in the offing.
Sophomore lefty Bill Hopper,
who at present is in centerfield,
will probably get, his first chance
on the mound next week. Vet
eran hurler Bill Bair should also
see service.
Either Stan Lagonosky or Bill
Ondick, both returning lettermeri,
will replace Hopper in the out
field if he takes a turn on the
mound.
Wieland Lost
For Prexie Till
Coach Sherman Fogg’s tennis
squad will seek their second
straight victory this afternoon at
4 p.m. when they meet Washing
ton and Jefferson on the Beaver
Field Courts.
Coach Fogg will present an al
most completely revamped lineup
against the Presidents. One
change was necessitated by the
loss for this • match —of Dick
Wieland, Nittany No. 2 man, who
pulled a leg muscle during Satur
day’s 6-3 win over Lehigh.
Owen “Sonny” Landon, Lion
captain, will remain in his num
ber one lot, but Jim Howells will
move from position three to num
ber two, and Mark Borland will
slip into the vacated third spot
from number five. Harry. Kauf
mann, a newcomer to the starting
array will play at number four
with Bill Walls at number five
and Spence Boyer at the sixth
slot.
Coach Fogg’s doubles lineup has
also been revised, with three un
tried duos being inserted. Landon
and Howells will take over num
ber one slot, but Jim Howells will
ber two and Stan Myers and Ed
Davis, number three.
THU DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
SIDELINES
Chris Tonery, who was spiked
in the Bucknell game, will b 6
able to play.. .Chris wasn’t cut
by the spikes, but. received a
painful bruise on his 'shin bone...
The lineups:
PENN STATE W * J
Albright, If Bartolla, cf
Tocci, 2b V Rihs, sa
Tonery, bb - Morri«?n» lb
Hopper, cf , Cosey,. rf
Wertz, lb Kirr, If
Kurty, e Shuck, e
Dougerthy, rf Parkinson, .Sb
Little, 3b Taeteberg, 2b
Tkac, p Tappin, p .
IM Badminton
In 2nd Week
' Intramural badminton moved
into the second week of competi
tion Monday with action in both
the fraternity and independent
divisions. '
Dave Bischoff of Sigma Nu de
feated Bob Tarpley, Lambda Chi
Alpha* 15-10, .9-15, 15-9 in the
single elimination tournament*
while John Allison, Phi Psi, stop-,
ped Ray Ard, Delta Theta Sigma,
15-5, 15-3.' Andy Buchanan, AGR,
moved into'the second round by
beating Mayer Amarnek, Alpha
Epsilon Pi, : 15-13, 15-8. Dick
Waters, Sigma Chi, won by £or :
feit as did Dick Bonnell, Phi
Gamma Delta, and Lew Cohen,
Phi Epsilon Pi.
' The independent section double
elimination tournament got un
derway with Milt Silbermah’s 15-
3, 15rl, victory'over Don Barton
and Alan Kivert’s win from Bob
Kline, 15-7, 15-5. Don Kuhre won
( by forfeit. , ■
Vote Valentino ’5l Gym Captain
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
. Yesterday's Results
New York 6, Philadelphia 8
Detroit, St. Louis (night)
Cleveland-Chieago (postponed)
Boston-Washlngton (postponed)
W L Pct.| W L Pet.
Detroit 4 1 .800 Phlla. 3 4 .428
New York 4 2 .667 Boston 3 4 .428
Cleveland 3 2 .600 St-Louii) 2 3 .400
Wnsh'ton 2 2 .600 Chicago 1 4 .200
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yeaterday'a Results
-Brooklyn 3. Boston 0
New York 8. Philadelphia 4
Chicago, Pittsburgh (night)
St. Louia, Cincinnati, not scheduled
W L Pct.| W L Pet.
Chicago 3 0 1.000 Phila. 2 4 .333
Pittsburgh B 1 .833 St.Louia 1 4 .200
Brooklyn 4 1 .800 New York 1 4 .200
Boston' 4 2 .667 Cincin’ti 0 .4 .000
Play Continues
In IM Handball
Second round play continues
in the fraternity section of the
intramural handball doubles tour
nament with seven matches play
ed at Rec Hall, Monday.
Wrestler Mike-Rubino and. Tony
DeJulius, Alpha Phi Delta, beat
Grover Wachter and Sam George,
Triangle. George Jacobs teamed
up with his Sigma Phi E.psilon
fraternity brother Carmen Troisi,
to decision Ted Robinson and
Dick Ford, Phi Kappa Psi.
. Footballers Owen Dougherty
and Fran Rogel, Kappa Delta Rho,
Won by forfeit from-Dick Jung
and Zeke Siedel, Pi Kappa Phi.
George Emig and Art Oberg, Pi
Kappa Alpha, topped Don Frear
and-Dave Jones,-Alpha Chi Sig
ma.
Jack Murray- and Lynn Mc-
Ilvaine, Sigma Alpha Epsilon,
downed 1 Myron Lamont and Bill
Beck, Chi Phi. John Hagerman
and Bill Luther, Phi Delta Theta,
moved by Bob Ward and Bernie
Whitehili, Theta Kappa Phi.
George Freeman and Bob Pat
novich, Phi Kappa Tau, turned
back Don Hess and Bob Patton,
Phi Gamma Delta.
Ray Conger, an outstanding
miler 20 years ago, is a recrea
tional expert in the School of
Physical Education and Athlgtics
at Penn State.
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Rudy Valentino was elected
captain of next season’s gymnas
tic team at the annual banquet of
the gym team in the Corner Room
Saturday night.
Valentino will succeed Joe Mir
enzi, who took over in mid-season
after Mike Kurowski became in
eligible.
The little tumbler was one of
the outstanding members of
Coach Gene Wettstone’s team this
season. He took first places in his
event in every dual meet but one
and won the Eastern Intercollegi
ate Tumbling title.
Jack Wetzel was also named
head manager at the banquet.
Jean Kronstadt, junior gymnas
tics champion of Findland, now
an exchange student at Mercers
burg, was the guest speaker.
Letters were also awarded to all
members of the team who com
peted in dual-meets this season.
Men receiving varsity letters
for the 1950 season were David E.
Benner, Donald F. Kump, Glen
C. Seifried, Earl F. Kerber, Ned
R. Foster, Richard D. Spiece,
William H. Hendrickson, Robert
C. Kreidler, Howard J. Mason,
and Valentino.
Those receiving gold awards
were Harry E. Greaves, Lee E.
Pema, Albert R. Christie, Sal
vester Postich, Joseph A. Mirenzi,
William C. Hamel, and Robert T.
Anderson, manager.
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PAGE THREW
Middies Pose
Tough Problem
For Linksmen
The Nittany golfers will be fac
ing stiff competition this after
noon when they take on Navy at
Annapolis.
According to Navy Coach Boh
Williams, his team is expected to
win a good percentage of its
games “despite one of the tough
est schedules in collegiate golf.”
“We have a good team again
this year,” says Williams. “We
will be almost as strong as last
season when we won 11 and lost
two.”
State’s linksmen, led by Captain
Tom Smith and Ted Robertson,
are sporting a record of two wins
and one loss. Smith and Robert
son were the big factors in all
three games, coming through with
low scores in match play.
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