PAGE SIX
Lions to Close
Home Season
Six Penn State baseball regulars, Captain Bill Hopper,
Carmen Troisi, Bill Mihalich, Chris Tonery and Bill Everson,
will play their final game before Nittany fans when the Lions
meet Colgate this afternoon. State's home season closing
game starts at 2:30_ p.m. on Beaver Field.
Final Home Game
Bill Hopper
Uncle Sam Gridder
Corporal Fr an Rogel, former
Penn State fullback who played
professionally for the Pittsburgh
Steelers, may cavort for Uncle
Sam in 1952. Assigned to Fort
Eustis, Va., which annually fields
a strong football team, Rogel is
almost certain to be drafted for
the service eleven.
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Coach Joe Bedenk was unde
cided on his starting hurler for
today's game, but named Ace Ev
erson (5-1),, Keith Vesling (4-2)
or John Moore (0-0) as his choices
to get the mound assignment
against the Red Raiders.
A victory today will keep the
Nittanies in contention for an
NCAA bid when that body's corn
mitte meets Monday in Scranton.
The Lions' current record of 12-4
is as good as most District 2
teams in the lost column and bet
ter than most of the other teams
in the important win column.
Bedenk's lineup will be the
same as all season if centerfielder
Sil Cerchie's torn knee ligament
has mended. If not, Ron Weiden
hammer will cover the spot.
In rightfield the slugging Nit
tany Captain Bill Hopper will be
making his last appearance in
three heavy-hitting seasons for
the Lions. Currently hitting .304,
Hopper leads the club in total
bases with four home runs, three
triples, a double and nine singles.
His 16 RBl's are second only to
leftfielder Tonery with 17. Senior
Tonery leads 'the club in most
hits with 21.
Senior shortstop Troisi leads
the club in assists, 48, but also
has made the most errors, 12. An
other senior, Mihalich, follows
with 41 assists. •
Utility infielder and senior Paul
Mowry is batting 1.000 -with one
hit and one official trip to the
plate.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE CMLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Tennis Lions Meet Colgate
All-Stars Cop
Soccer Title
Although the All-Stars, defend
ing champs, were idle -in the
intramural soccer tourney Thurs
day night, they captured the 1952
crown when Joe's Boys and Dorm
23 were handed setbacks by the
Iron Men and Beaver House.
The All-Stars own an unblem
ished record over a period of two
years. Last year the All-Stars
were highest in the scoring de
partment.
Carrying only one player from
last year's roster, the All-Stars
have had only one goal scored
against them in three games.
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Tennis Coach Sherm Fogg, pulling all the strings in order to
surprise mighty Colgate and extend the tennis Lions' four-game
win streak, has installed freshman Bill Ziegler in the number two
singles position against the Raiders today. Match time on the varsity
courts is 1:30 p.m.
Ziegler, Fogg said, has been performing very • well since he
returned to the squad for the
Duquesne match. Working in the
number four sp o t against the
Dukes, Ziegler turned'out a steady
two-set win. He had been side
lined for two weeks' previously
with a bad right wrist.
The unexpected move will
strengthen the middle two singles,
positions, with sophomore Bruz
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dropping down a slot. Ray will
go in the number three spot while
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Dick Robinson will be in the
top spot for the Lions today for
the return Raider match. Colgate
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thumped State on Colgate courts
earlier in the season, 8-1.
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be reliables Dick Gross and Gus
Bigott. Both Gross and Bigott
have turned in consistent wins
this season.
Fogg will probably hold fast
with his three doubles combinaz
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Davis at number one, Bruz Ray-
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three. Forrey-Bigott hauled in the
lone point against the Raiders
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