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Lion '9' Wins, 5-4,
Drops Second, 3-0
By DICK McDOWELL
Powerful Keith Vesling won his seventh game of the season yesterday as the Lion
baseball team split a doubleheader with West Virginia at Morgantown: The Lions had to
go twelve innings in the opening contest to get a 5-4 victory but then dropped the seven
frame nightcap, 3-0.
The Nittanies could manage only six safeties in the first game, scoring the winning
j run in the top half of the twelfth
when Hubie Kline lifted a long
fly with the bases loaded.'
Vesling, who now haS a 7-2 rec
ord, allowed ten hits, but was
able to spread them equally. He
got into trouble in the first inn
ing after the Lions had scored
one run in their half on Chuck
Russo's double, a walk, Wild pitch,
and Sil Cerchie's long fly. The
Mountaineers scored twice in
that frame on three hits.
Penn State bounced back in the
second, scoring two more on two
walks, a sacrifice, and two errors.
Then in the fifth West Virginia
knotted the count with one run
on two hits. The Lions scored once
in the seventh and West Virginia
tied it up again in the eighth with
one tally.
Neither team could score
through, the ninth, tenth, or
eleventh frames. Then :n the top
of the twelfth, Russo walked and
Ron Weidenhammer singled him
to third. Tom Werner walked to
load the bases. Sil Cerchie was
out on an infield fly and then
Kline came through - by belting a
long fly to left with Russo scor
ing after the catch.
The second game was a tight
pitcher's battle all the way. Gar
Gingeribh dropped his second
contest of the season as the Lions
could make only three hits.. The
Lion right hander allowed only
four himself but four Lion errors
aided the Mountaineer cause.
West Virginia scored its first
marker in the opening frame on
an error, a stolen base, and short
stop Chuck Stanley's single. The
Mountaineers added their other
two in the sixth on an error, a
fielder's choice, another single by
Stanley, and catcher Jack Wel
lington's long double.
The Lions• finish the season
schedule Saturday when they
meet Temple at Philadelphia.
The split yesterday gives the Nit
tanies 12-4-1 record.
BOX SCORES
(first game)
Penn State W. Virginia
AB R $
Russo,2b 4 1 1
Weid'ha'r,ss 6 1 1
Werner,rf 2 0 1
Cerchie,cf 5 0 0
Kline,3b 5 0 1
Bradley,lf 4 1 1
Kennedy,lb 4 0 0
Leonard,c 4 0 0
Vesling,p 4 2 1
Baseball's
Big Leagues
By Associated Press
Gene Woodling's ninth inning
single with the bases loaded and
score tied climaxed a wild after
noon of Casey Stengel's lineup
juggling with a 9-8 New York
Yankee victory yesterday over
the Detroit Tigers.
Dodgers Win
The rampaging Brooklyn Dodg
ers combined ten hits with six
stolen bases and Billy Loes' six
hit pitching to crush the Mil
waukee Braves, 7-2.
NIGHT GAMES
American
Philadelphia - 2. Chicago 1
Washington S. Cleveland 3
National
St. Louis 11, Pittsburgh 6
Simmons Routed
Cincinnati used the great Curt
Simmons as if he were a prac
tide pitcher to drive him off the
mound and defeat Philadelphia
14 - to 5.
Giants Top Cubs
The New York Giants lowered
the boom on the hapless Chicago
Cubs for 16-6 payoff before a La
dies' Day turnout of 13,550 per-
Red Sox Win
it took the Boston Red Sox 14
iattklgs before it could edge a
3-2 win over the St. Louis Browns.
Kiner Trade?
Ralph Kiner, the National
Leaguers home run champion for
seven straight years, will leave
the Pittsburgh Pirates for the Chi
cago Cubs before June 15, the
Chicago Daily Sun-Times said.
TKE Wins IM
Soccer' Crown
Tau Kappa Epsilon garnered
the interfraternity soccer crown
last night on the golf course.
The TKE's triumphed over Al-
Phis Gamma Rho in a well
played, hard fought contest,
1-0.
The only goal of the game
came in the first period when
Harald Lichtendahl passed to
Don McCormick who booted
the ball past the opposing
goalie. Alpha Gamma Rho pro
duced most of its opposition in
the person of Glenn Wiggins,
who played one of the better
games of soccer on the field.
During the course of the bat
tle the TKE's got inside their
opponents' defense to attempt
ten shots at the Alpha Gamma 1
Rho goal, while AGR took one I
IeSS Shot at the TKE net with
nine.
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AB R n
Cooper,cf 6 0 1
Wallace,2b 5 1 1
Stanley,ss 5 1 2
Strycola,lb 5 1 2
Wellington,c 6 0 2
Sweeney,lf 5 0• 0
Rabbits,lf 2 1 0
Starchers,3b 4 0 0
Osburn,rf 4 0 2
Heise,p 4 0• 0
Totals 38 5 ' 61
Penn State 120 0
W. Virginia 200 0
(teCon •
I Totals 44 4 10
100 100 001-5 6 1
10 010 000-4 10 4
• game)
•
W. Virginia
Penn State
AB R H
Russo,2b 3 0 0
Weid'ha'r,as 2 0 1
Werner,rf 2 0 0
Cerchie,Cf 2 0 0
Kline,3b 2 0 0
Bradley,lf 3 0 11
Kennedy,lb 2 0 01
Rboda,c. 1 0 Oi
Cusick,c 1 0 o,'
Gingerich,p 2 0 1
Baver,x 1 0 0
AB R R
Cooper,cf 3 1 0
ace,2b 3 1 0
St,anley,ss 3 0 2
Strycola,lb 3 0 1
Rabbits,lf 3 1 0
Osburn,rf . 2 0 0
'WellinktoThe 1. 0 1
TannahilLe 2 0 0
Starehers,3b 3 0 0
Franko,lf 0 0 0
Kalt'neek'r,2b 0 0 0
Norrnan,n 2 0 0
meKown,rf 0 0 0
Totals 25 8 4
000 000 0-0 3 4
100 002 x-3 4 1
ingerich in 7th.
Totals 21 0 3
Penn State
W. Virginia
x—pinehhittell for G
The Blues captured their third
successive win in Penn State's
Bucket Bowl. The Whites, have
yet to win one game since the
Bowl was inaugurated.
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Netmen Beat Bisons
For ,Third.l.straight.
The Lion tennis team made its third consecutive victory a. very,
sweet one yesterday on the College courts as it completely reversed
an early-season humiliation by Bucknell and trounced the visiting
Bisons, 8-1.
It was a well-seasoned Bucknell outfit that got at the un
eixperienced Lions earlier and dealt out an 8-1 setback. Buts yester
day things were all even match
wise. The overall seasonal mark
for the Lions now stands at 4-5.
All three Nittany doubles teams
won as did five of the six singles
performers. Only Dick Robinson
in the singles lost—and at that,
the match went three sets
Robinson met his old arch
rival, Bison Paul Remmey, for
the third and last time in inter
collegiate play in the top singles
match of the afternoon. Remmey
won, 6-8, 6-4, 6-0, grabbing the
rubber match of their personal
college duel.
'Otherwise in singles, Lou Lan
don,
Bruz Ray, Bill Ziegler, Cap
tain Bill Forrey, and Dick Gross
all posted easy two-set - wins. Lan
don beat Al Holton, 6-1, 6-4, to
avenge an early defeat.
Ray and Ziegler won their
.1 :itches in fine style. Ray defeated
..,iegler's old opponent Joe Battin,
6-0, 6-4, while Ziegler dumped
Ray's old opponent, Spencer Len
hardt, 6-3, 6-4.
Captain Forrey took 26 minutes
Opposite Old Main
By GEORGE BAIREY
to put away Tom Deans, number
five Bison. Scores were 6-0; 8-1:
Dick Gross patted his way to a
6-3, 6-1 win over Frank Klahre;in
the number six 'match. ••••
Robinson and Landon took . a
6-4, 6-3 decision over Remmey
and Holton, and the Ray • Bros.
Inc., number two, beat Battin and
Lenhardt, 8-6, 7-5 in the doubles.
Forrey and Ziegler, after beihg
down 3-5 in the first set 'and
in the second, phonied their way
to a 7-5, 8-6 win, over Pete' Scott
,and Dick Wormser in the number
three match.
The Summaries:
SINGLES
Remmey (B) defeated Robinson (S),. 6-6.
6-4, 6-0. • - •
Landon (S) defeated Holton .(B), 6-1, 6-4.
Brut Ray (S) defeated Battin (B), 6-0, 6-4.
Ziegler (S) defeated Lenhardt (B), 6-3; 6-4.
Forrey (S) defeated Deans (B), 6-0, 6i‘l: -.
Gross (S) defeated Klahre
Robinson-Landon
Holton (B), 6-4, 6-3. ,
Bruz Ray-Bill Ray (S) defeated Battin-
Lenhardt (B), 8-6, 7-5. •
Forrey-Ziegler (S) defeated Scott-Wormier
(B), 7-5, 8-6.
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DOUBLES
(S) defeated Remmey-