WEDNESDAY. MV PMCH 24. 1954 Boxers' Final Test Is Saturday at LSU By ROY WILLIAMS Penn State's boxing team will embark on the final leg of a four-match road. trip this weekend to close out its 1954 intercollegiate dual meet boxing campaign. The Lions will be seeking their second win this weekend when they face Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, -La. The two teams have never met before. But road trips have not been the mark of success for Coach Sulkowski and his ring team thus far. While facing Wis consin, Virginia, and Army in three consecutive road trips fol lowed up by the Eastern Inter collegiate Boxing Tourney, the Lions- netted •their only win of the season at Virginia, 5 1 / 2 .-2 1 / 2 . . LSU also dumped Virginia, and by: the same score. In winning its season opener before 4000 home fans, LSU took an added advantage with Virginia forfeits at 147-pounds and 178-pounds. But since their season-opening victory, Coach Jim Owen and his squad have picked up momentum. While keeping their slate clean, the Louisianians also boast their most recent victory over Wiscon sin. LSU dumped the Badgers just last week, .5-3. Penn State dropped its third match in four outings earlier this season to the Badgers at Wisconsin, 6-2. The Tigers have a powerful lineup, and are very strong in the same weights that Penn State has been accumulating most of its in dividual dual meet points. At Virginia, LSU walked off with the first three bouts by the decision route and then the 147- pound class by forfeit. 125 -pounder Bob Freeman de cisioned Virginia's Bill Banerdt who tied with Penn State's Harry Papacharlambous. At the 132- pound slot LSU's John Stiglets decisioned Bob Rush. Penn State's regular 132-pound- Baseball Citrus Dope ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., March 23 ((P)—Ex-Yankee star Vic Ras chi hurled six scoreless innings, his best performance of the spring exhibition series, to start the St. Louis Cardinals toward a 6-5 -vic tory over the Milwaukee Braves today. The righthanded Raschi allow five hits,—all singles—and didn't walk a batter. He also struck out six. Righthander Bob Buhl of Mil waukee, who had given up just one run • in. 15 previous innings, was touched for three runs in the first frame of today's game on two walks and four singles. WEST PALM BEA C H, Fla., March 23 (W)—Carl Erskine be came the first Brooklyn pitcher to go the route as the Dodgers trounced the A's 10-2 today. Erskine allowed ' five hits and walked only two batters. Three of the Philadelphia hits we r e bunched in the fourth inning when the A's tallied their two runs. Two Brooklyn errors made one run unearned. ORLANDO, Fla., March 23 (A)) —Washington slammed eight hits off Robin Roberts in two innings today and went on to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-2. The Phils grabbed a 2-0 lead against Bob Porterfield. Richie Ashburn's double and Earl Torge son's 'single accounting for a run in the first inning and a walk, a pair of sacrifices and Ashburn's single producing another in the third. SARASOTA, Fla., March 23 (W) —Righthander Willard Nixon pitched and batted the Boston Red Sox to their fifth straight victory today, with the Cincinnati Reds the 2-0 victims. Nixon gave up only two hits in his six innings and drove a double to left field to chalk up the first run of the game. Rookie Tom Brewer, taking over for the last three innings, ran his string of scoreless innings to 17 in Grape fruit League competition. LAKELAND, Fla., March 23 (IT) —The Detroit Tigers went on a hitting spree today, but still lost their 10th game in 15 starts—this one to the Chicago White Sox 1 3-7. The White Sox pounded Ned Garver for seven runs in the first six innings. Garver absorbed the loss. FORT PIERCE, Fla., March 23 (P)—First baseman Paul Smith of the Pittsburgh Pirates nursed a painful neck today after being hit by a ball in practice. Pitcher Bob Hall threw hard in an attempt to nail Smith who was on first during a base-running drill and the ball hit Smith, vir tually knocking him unconscious. PHOENIX, Ariz., March 23 (W) —Righthander Larry Jansen and southpaw Johnpy Antonelli com bined to pitch the New York Gi ants to a 5-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs today in a game called by rain after 5 1 / 2 , innings. For I.F.C. CORSGAES Stop in and place your order today at Bill McMullein Florist 122 E. College Ave. Phone 4994 THE PATLY 02,1-1-E.G141- STATE 904:1F:PE. SENIORS GRADUATE and STUDENTS When you come with E a m There are good reasons why IBM personnel turnover iS mss than 1/7 the national average! 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At 139 pounds LSU's third victory against Virginia was cop ped by Bob Jackson; Penn State's Dori Martin also defeated Vir ginia's 139-pounder, Grice White ly. But Martin is ineligible for intercollegiate boxing competi tion. After Louisiana State took the 147-pound victory by forfeit,' Pete Potter finally stopped the Tiger's winning monopoly and defeated Gary Bowden for Virginia's first point. Soccer Physical Cards Available Former members of the soccer team and all new candidates, in cluding freshmen, must report to the University's dispensary in the basement of Old Main for their physicals, Coach Ken Hosterman has announced. All physicals must be completed before the first day of practice at 4 p.m. April 5 on the golf course. Physical cards must be obtained from 'Hosterman in room 213 Rec Hall or from Ralph Wert in the basement locker room. 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