MTESDAY, MAY 29, 1951
Stickmen Win, 10-5;
Wilcox Sets Mark
t Captain Phil Benedetti, Lion goalie, was voted the George R.'
Pittenger Memorial award at the annual lacrosse banquet which was
held at the Eutaw House last night.
The, award is given annually to the man who is judged the most
improved player on the squad as well as the most valuable.
Also over the weekend, Jack
Wilcox established a new Penn
State individual scoring record
for a year when the State la
crosse team wound up its regular
season with a 10-5 triumph over
Cornell Saturday at Ithaca.
Wilcox Breaks Record
Wilcox, a strong candidate for
selection to the North-South all
star contest, tallied 20 goals to
,break the former record 18 set by
;cm Sullivan in 1946. Wilcox sent
sa, shot home just 3:55 after `the
match. had started to break the
record.' Wilcox' also scored an
'other goal later in• the game.
Paul Reffensperger also broke
the previous existing record when
he scored his lone goal of the
'game. 'Raffensperger's tally gave
him a total of 19 goals.
Another Penn State record
went by the books as the 10 Lion
tallies gives them a total of 101
Which surpasses the old record of
86 set in 1946.
Cornell Scores First
Cornell jumped off to a fast
1-0 lead after 0:27 seconds on a
shot by Tom Nuttle. State roared
back to tally four straight' shots
nand assume a commanding lead.
Penn State's scoring was even
ly divided. Besides Wilcox's pair
and Raffensperger's goal, "Doak"
Walker, Jim Reed, and Wayne
Hockersmith added two goals
each. Dick Rostmeyer accounted
for the final Lion tally.
The win for St ate was its
fourth in a row and its sixth of
the year against three losses.
The 6-3 log was the best for
a Nick Thiel team since 1946,
when his club won seven and lost
However, the 6-3 record
duplicated the season of 1948.
20 Players Receive Letters
, Thiel announced that 20 play
ers as well as head manager Ho
ward Decker would receive let
ter awards. The players are John
Amber, Benedetti, Tony Eagle,
Barr A.Splundit, -Bill Forrest, Al
Fulton, John Henry, Ed Herring,
Hockersmith, Bob Koons, Raffen
sperger, Rostmeyer, Reed, Vance
Scout, Dale Sheffer, Jay Stone,
Walker, Don Watkins, Wilcox,
and Bud Wolfram.
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Nichols, Wert
Reach IM Net
Quarter-Finals
. Bill Nichols and Dick Wert,
Lambda Chi Alpha, moved into,
the quarter-finals of the IM ten
nis doubles tourney by defeating
the defending champs, Coleman
Gainsburg and Harold Wolfson,
Zeta - Beta Tau. 6-1, 6-3.
In the inde ^ ndent round-robin
tournament Steve Slovenkai and
Joe Soltis will be one set of the
finalists by virtue of their record
of four. wins and no losses. They
will face the winner of the Frank
Corrado and Gene O'Neil—Eryth
Rea and Neil Powell match.
Dick Zucker and Bob Kauff
man, Phi Sigma Delta, reached
the quarter-finals with an 8-6,
7-5 win over Ron Coleman and
Sandford Bennett, Alpha Tau
Omega; as did Vic Lynch and
Gordon Stroup, Beta Theta Pi,
by defeating Dave Crum and Edi
son Garner ,Phi Kappa Psi, 8-6,
7-5. Mike lorio and Anthony Gri
maldi, Alpha Phi Delta, won by
forfeit over Charles Walton and
Frank Conte, Theta Xi.-
All-Stars IM Soccer Kings
The All-Stars with slick ball
handling won the independent
intramural soccer championship
last night, 2-1.
Tau Kappa Epsilon and Sigma
Phi Epsilon went into the frater
nity finals as they defeated Al
pha Gamma Rho and Phi Gamma
Delta.
Win IM Horseshoe Title
Don Hazlett and Eusebio Lavin
of Alpha Chi Rho won the intra
mural horseshoe crown by de
feating defending champs, Bill.
Aiken and Jack Pickett, Phi Del
ta Theta.
Colgate Net
Team Mauls
Stafe, 8-1
By JOHN
With Dick Gross and ageless
Gus Bigott registering the lone
point, Penn State's tennis team
was defeated 8-1 by Colgate on
the varsity courts, Saturday after
noon.
The victory—number 19 in 22
matches for the Red Raiders—
was almost the exact duplicate
of- last week's 9-0 conquest over
the locals.
Entering the final doubles
match with a commendable 8-0
lead, Colgate's intentions of
making it two shutouts in a row
over State were suddenly jolted
when the Nittany No. 3 combo of
Bigott and Gross scored several
aces to capture the event. The
twosome' stopped veterans Dick
Millar and Dick Heath, 6-4, 6-4.
Lust Downs Landon
For the second time in the past
two weeks, Captain Bill Lust was
a straight set winner over State's
Captain Owen Landon. His scores
were, 3-6, 4-6.
Sophomore sensation Ben Bis
hop topped Dick Wieland in
straight sets, 0-6, 9-11.
In the third singles fray vet
eran Bob Barker' took the mea
sure of Bill Aiken, 3-6, 6-8.
Davis Bows
After losing his first set,' 3-6,
Ed Davis came back to cop the
second set, 6-0, only to have let
terman Stew Bicknell take the
last set, 5-7.
Colgate's No. 5 man, Ed Stern,
won over Bill Wood, 6-3, 1-6, 0-6,
and Ted Stanton defeated Bigott,
1-6, 1-6.
In the doubles activity, State's
No. 1 and 2 combinations were
beaten in straight sets.
The Nittanies conclude their
season tomorrow, hosting Du
quesne University on the varsity
courts.
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Paris, Con Brown, Duke Downey,
and John Vasilakis make up the
Delta Upsilon quintet.
. Delta Upsilon gained the finals
by a forfeit victory over the Phi
Deits, while the Alpha Sig five.
defeated the Sigma Nu team, 3-1,
in the semifinals.
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