FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1950 State Nine Takes On Pittsburgh State's diamond squad, fresh from a muddy ,13-6 victory over Dickinson, will take on the Pitt Panthers this after noon and tomorrow at Pitts burgh. Bill Bair, with a 3-0 record, will start for the Lions today and Merle Gunnett, with a 1-0 slate, will go in tomorrow's game. Pittsburgh's hurlers will prob ably be Rudy Hedec. and Larry Brent. State's team is in a somewhat crippled condition. Hen Albright, regular left fielder, is out for the season with a broken ankle; Chris Tonery, starting shortstop, is limping around with a bruised 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Penn State—l Toci,2b Little, 3b Ondick, If Koper, cf Werz, lb Kurty, c ritingtherty, rf Trois!, as Bair. p Ililuuuluuuuuuuuulllluuuluulul kneecap suffered in an automobile accident, and pitcher Al Tkac is still nursing a pulled ligament in his back. Tkac has recovered enough to throw a little, and played a full game in right field against Dickin son Wednesday. By next week, he should be able to take his regu lar turn on the mound. His rec ord now stands at 3-3. Blair Is Fireman Bill Ondick will start in place of Albright -in the outfield and Carman Troisi in place of Tonery at short. Bair has taken over Tkac's place as the team's "stop per" and chief relief man. Pittsburgh will have center fielder Bobby, Lewis ready. to go against the Nittanies. Lewis was struck in the head by a pitched ball in an early season game against Norfolk and has sat out most of Pitt's games so far. Sophomore John Marhefka and Steve Pavlakovic have been the big sticks in the Panther's of fense, Marhefka having hit .400 and Pavlakovic .333 on the South ern swing the Pitt nine made at the beginning of the season. Nittany Batting, Pitching Records Player Pos. . Rumberger, p Tkac, p Wertz, lb Kurty, c Tocci, 2b Hopper, cf Dougherty, rf Troisi ss Ondick, if Blass, c • Tonery, ss Bair, p Little, 3b Lagonsky, if Albright, if Masticola, p Solomon, rf Bverson, p Gunnet, p. . Mowery, 2b Pitcher IP H R ERA W L Bair 26-% 21 10 3.04 3 0 •Masticola 9-% 14 4 2.80 1 0 .Gunnet 7- 1 A 6 5 3.69 1 • 0 Everson 7 5 6 7.72 1 0 Tkac 54- 1 / 4 44 23 2.82' 3 3 Rtimbeer 12 12 13 6.00 0 2 Budin 0 2 4 . 0 0 •Pitching records do not in clude the Dickinson game. Breather • Biggie Munn, Michigan State's head football coach, gets a spec ial kick out of the annual intra squad spring game. 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Tkac Grins at Stomach, Diamond Pains Alike • Al Tkac, ace of the Lion mound staff was once asked why he al ways had a'smile on his 'face. Tkac answered, "Not so long ago I had a bad set of ulcers, and the doc told me the only way to get rid of them was to keep happy all the time, no matter what. So now, no matter how hard I'm get ting hit I always think of my ul cers and - smile, even though it kills. me." . Brothers At Arms Bob Carey, Michigan State's ace pass-catching football end, campaigning for president of the junior class, finds his chief com petition for the post coming from his twin brother Bill, football quarterback. Nick Thiel, Penn State lacrosse coach, is a former Syracuse Uni versity all-America selection. Ab R R Ave 7 1 3 .429 26 9 11 .423 49 15 17 .347 50 9 17 .340 49 13 15 .306 48 9 14 .292 42 11 12 .286 7 5 2 .286 15 2 4..267 4 1 1 .250 57 12.13 .228 9 2 2 .222 47 11 10 .213 5 0 1 .200 39 8 '5 .128 3 0 0 .000 2 0 0 .000 2 1 0 .000 2 1 0 .000 1 • 0 0 .000 Use Your Head • Far 'a Hat Rack, at the . . rkk Ma titters ontest Don't waste your head in class. Use it to make yourself an easy $5.00 at the Mad Hatter's Day contest. Just walk past the front of Old Main swearing your hat today from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If the judges like your creation they'll call you back for the finals at 2:00 p.m. Three big prizes of $5,00, $5.00 and $5.00 await the Nittany Hattie Carnegies. Don your chapeau, Joan and 'Joe, and enter the MAD HAT TER'S DAY CONTEST. rHE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA. Young Twirler and Tutors "Curve and knuckler are deceptive" —Chuck Medlar Penn State's 220-pound foot ball tackle, Dick Cripps, of Drexel Hill, Pa., performs in the weights for the track team. Fordham University School Of Law NEW YORK Three-Year Day Course Pour-Year Evening Course CO-EDUCATIONAL Member of Association -of American Law Matriculants must be College graduates and present full transcript of . College record. CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 25th, 1950 For further information address Registrar Fordham .Univ. SCHOOL OF LAW 302 Broadway, New York 7, N. Y. Netmen, Panthers Vie In Final Away Match By LOWELL KELLER The next three matches will tell the success of Sherman Fogg's varsity tennis squad. Although one victory will give them a winning percentage, the'men are shooting for a sweep. If this can be done, the 1950 racquet wielders will have fastened the third link of winning seasons for their mentor. Tomorrow the team makes its annual appearance in Pittsburgh to face the much im proved Panthers. Last year, the netmen returned to the Valley with a 6-3 triumph over their arch-rivals from. Smoketown. Last Wednesday's match with Duquesne was an impressive tri umph for the squad. The Dukes, from heralding press notices, seemed to be the stronger team. But the Nittany tennismen ap parently hadn't been reading those dope sheets, and proceeded to check in with five out of six singles and two out of three doubles to win the match, 7-2. • The only match in which the Lions fell down badly this year was the away game at Maryland. In that fray the Nittanyites grab bed the first .four matches at the outset but floundered as the Terps surged through the last five games to a 5-4 win. A mention should be made of the strong doubles combination of Jim Howells and Dick Wie land. This twosome has come through favorably in every match except the latest in which they did not play together. They have won four matches while dropping three, but those three losses came at the hands of formal flniiirv+ y. I favorites I:rah3l .1 leaul'iomataw., You're the guy the gals love to have cut in ... when you're in Van Heusen's famous dress-up shirts. Van Tux (with black tie),has . snowy white pique front, French cuffs ... and attached collar in two low-setting models— popular new wide-spread-and regular. And Van Dress (for white tie affairs) is neckband only (but of course!) and stiff bosom (naturellement). Van Tux, Van Dress $5.95. A new shirt free if your Van Heusen shrinks out of size! Van Hens en. "the world's smartest" aeg.. shir t s PRILLIPS•IONES CORP., NEW YORK 1, N. Y. VAN HEUSEN PRODUCTS - Now at MEN'S 011110111111116 MIK CUSP= ■. (Mew Ave. RA, Came Lions' No. 3 Man . .. . Jim Ho three of the better doubles com bos in the East. The 'Nittanymen return to the home grounds for its last two matches, next Wednesday with Bucknell and Saturday against Colgate. R'S SHOP PAGE SEVEN
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