PAC3F SIX Lacrossemen Rout Snap Losing Streak at 4; Erwin Stars By FRAN FANUCCI Penn State's lacrosse te7.11 snap ustii t. four-game losing streak yetuerdny afternoon, when it pas• :ea Loyola College, 17-8, at E.t.a vPr Field. f.eading the Lions to their scc arid win an•i fi_zt home victory of the selson was Joe Erwin who scored five go-. 1. and completely dominie..td ofeensive action throughout the Pilule. Close b•• hind Erwin was Dic.c Klein with three ar:d Bob ilam^l, George Bicklehaupt, and Ron Houtz with twit. On defense it was, for the fourth consPeutiye week, Bob Bul lock Alio played a coarkiing garne. Alood, with Bui'cck, Cap tain Don Bell kept his play 1. , p to pal as be stoppnd 22 scoring attempts by Loyola. Bill McFadden, who wasn't or. the starting lincup, Ind the Loy ola stickmen with three goals followed by Dick 131ackshire, who tossed in two. Kline Scores First The Lions waated no time in scoring as Kline took the opening face-off and raced dawn the licld to score at 0:45. Two minutes later Y. took a pass from Er win and threw one in past the Loyola goalie. The Ilittanies tallied two more goals, each by Erwin, before Loy ola managed to score. Jack Burke dodged two Lion players and bounced the ball into the net at 10:15. But Erwin, dodging his way past Loyola players as if they were dummies, scored his third straight to make the score, 5-1 at the end of the first quarter. Lions Roll On Only eight seconds passed in the s. and quarter until Kline started the Lions out on their scoring tirade as he took a long pass and with beautiful faking threw one in past the stunned Loyola goalie. Continuing their high scoring tactics, the Lions racked up four more goals before the gun sound ed ending the second half. Loyola scored its second goal at 29:04 with McFadden doing the scoring. Behind 10-2, the stickmen from exploded for three goals in the third quarter before the surprised Lions could get their bearings. Bicklehaupt stopped the 22 Win in By VINCE CAROCCI Intramural hopefuls again flood ed Rec Hall Tuesday night as the handball-doubles, badminton, and volleyball tourneys neared their closing stages. Handball matches highlighted the evening's action as seven fraternity duos captured flight championships to advance into championship competition. Five independent v 01l ey b all squads won league titles while eight fraternity and two inde pendent entries won badminton victories to round out a hectic 1 night of play. The team of Steve Meisel and Claude Boni, Alpha Epsilon PI, was the first fraternity combo to lay claim to a flight crown by walloping John Donahue and Walt Fresch, Tau Kappa Epsilon, 21-8, 21-11. John Hawk and Jim Lewis, Sigma Chi, copped the Flight Three title by edging John Wil liamee and Fel Fleming, Pi Kap pa Alpha, 21-13, 21-18. The Flight Four championship was won by Envin Schimmel and Don Schwartz Zeta B9ta Tau. as they trounccd Sack: - ; and Don Snyder, Alpha Zf..•ta, 21-5, 21-4. Dick Matacia and John McDon ough, Alpha Sigma I'hi, won the Flight Five laurels by eliminating Frank DeSalle and Jchn Moore, Phi Delta Theta, 21-10. 21-1 0 . Sig ma Chi placed its second combo THE PERFECT PIZZA SALLY'S WE nct!VER At) 7 37::,v Victor at Last wi.ich ilve Lions notched ilmir first home victory of the SeaSoo, 17-3. Anothor Nittany attnrlen.an, Dick !Slain, is awaiting a pass front his teammate. scoring splurge after seven min uttes had elap.,ed when taihE with se overhand shot from 2;.0 feet out. Erwin Tallies Fifth From this point on the Lions turned the game into a rout. Er win hit the net at 7:58 for his fifth goal and the NiLtanies' 12th. Bieklehaupt followed a few min uten later with a 10-font shot from outside the crease line. The rampaging men of Coach Nittanies-Bison Will Try Today The Penn State-B tick ne 11 baseball game, scheduled yes terday at Lewisburg, was can celled due to we t grounds. Weather permitting, the game will be played at three this af ternoon. Joe Bedenk will send south paw Ed Drapcho (2-1) against the Bisons in search of Nittany win number three. The Lions have a 2-3 record to date. The Bucknell contest ends a five game road tour, with the Lions returning to Beaver Field Sat urday to face Gettysburg. Intramural in the kJ, cicket as Bob Vainer and Art Cusick post ed a 21-20, 21-17 victory over John Albarano and Ron Grapsy, Theta Kappa Phi. Norton Freedman and Marvin Daley, Alpha Epsilon Pi, copped the Flight Seven championship by a forfeit victory over Sigma Nu's team, Ed Ritter and Art Crum. In the final match of the evening, Jim Garrity and Jim Ad ams, Delta Upsilon, became Flight Eight titleholders by ousting John Rautine and Mike Meckley, Theta Xi, 21-14. 21-17. VOLLEYBALL Forfeits dominated IM volley ball play as Wetzel's Warriors opened the night's festivities by edging Dorm 12, in two out of three games 15-11, 14-16, 15-9, to win ' the League H crown. The narfo.rs ;tr.(' the 36 Vets captured league championships by the for feit route. The Barfcrs won the T eague G laurels while the 36 Vela became League E titlehold c-fs. The Hyfliers defeated the Gi- ~„ .. .. .."":lii,;l'ill"II;IIIilllllln'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiI11111111111111111111111111Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllill1111111111 4 Penn State Playerr will present Mother's Day Weekend . . . the popular comedy . . . THE PHILADELPHIA STORY Schwab Auditorium May 5,6, 7 THE DAILY COLLEGIAN cTATF COLLEGE DFNINSYLVANIA lick Thiel poured in two more goals before Loyola could score. it was Blacksh:re with a shot down the middle, who stopped the scoring parade. Five minutes ticked off the Beaver Field clock before You tz scored the initial goal in the fourth quarter. McFadden came back with a tally at 21:08 to give Loyola the first of three goals it scored in the final quarter. Thiel Empties Bench Thiel then emptied his bench and gave the varsity a much need ed rest. Andy Bergeson, a junior, scored the Lion's final 'pal at 27:23. McFadden scored his sec ond straight goal to give the Loy ola team their eighth and last goal. Thiel said his team showed more aggressiveness and were scrappier than at any other time this year. He pointed out Bullock and Bell as the top defensive men in the game and Erwin as the main offensive threat. The Lions journey to Colgate University at 6 tonight where they will play the Maroon stick men at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Closing the heaviest week of the year for the Lions will be the game with Cornell on Saturday. Comoetition raffes scores of 15-11, 15-11 to cop the League C cham pionship. The Iron Men 'emerged as League A champions by humb ling the Spades 15-1, 15-7. In other volleyball actin n, S'aitch's, the Buffaloes, and the Jocks, posted forfeit victories. The Monsters beat the Duces, 15-1, 5-15, 15-4; the Pershing Rifles rallied to stop the Irvin Aces, 8-15, 15-11, 15-0; Dorm 11 eked out a 15-12. 17-19, 16-14 win over the Hotshots; and the Hamilton Six nipped the Super Sixty Niner's, 15-10, 12-15, 15-11. Two independents advanced in to the semi-final round of the independent badminton tourney while eight fraternity contestants moved into the final round of flight play. Defending independent cham pion, Heng lim, had no trouble in disposing of Maywood Myers as he humbled his opponent, 15-2, 15-3. Lack Lazar joined Lim in (Continued on page seven) Li;:i3 BADMINTON Loyola, 17-8 Thinclads Face Top-Notch Talent in Penn Relays Penn State's track team—scheduled for a 19 5 5 season that is sprinkled with relay carnivals and top-rate duel meets in cluding a home opener next weekend with Michigan and Navy --will run into some of the rugged opposition that the Centen nial slate indicates when ft travels to Philadelphia for the 61st annual running the Penn Relays. Werner's team wilt enter 14 events of the two-da val that will he loaded with powerful track squads, many o: which will be boasting defend ing champions phis their ov team titles Art Pollard, who won the cen tury race last year in 9.8 will be' the Lions' :eturning champ. Pol lard's bid to retain his title_ may be highlightcc: if John Haines, Penn's holder of both the le4A and AAIJ Indoor sprint cham pionships who scored a close. vic tory over Pollard this year in the final leg of the mile relay at Navy, enters the 100-yard event. Duscl champ Joe Shankie of Duke returns to defend his marks in the i2O high hurclic.s and the broad jump. n the Florida rte lays four weeks ago he bettered his last year's performance. Penn State's Rod Parry and Bill Youk• ers will be out to stop Shankle on the hurdles. 1. Cantello returns in the jave lin in an effort to win the title for the third time and better his 206' 5" throw last year which i z as more than five feet less than is 1953 winning toss. Bob Sbarra of Manhattan returns in the two mile rur and two-time 400-meter champ Josh Culbreath of Morgan State seeks his third title. There will be new champ's crowned in the shotput, discus, hammer throw, pole vault, and high jump. Roland Nileson, three time winner of the discus and Bob Young In Shuttle Relay two-time champ in the shot from Michigan has graduated. Nittany captain Rosey Grier was third last year. Grier, who was fifth in 1954, and Yale's Stew Thomp son are expected to be top con tenders in the discus. Cal Boyd of Indiana will leave his high jump crown undefended, but Penn's captain Willie Lee and Michigan's Big Ten champ Mark (Continued on page seven) Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service High Quality 2-Day Service REED'S Laundry and Cleaners Established in 1912 100 S. Pugh St. Phone AD 8-8981 THURSDAY. APRII. 28, 1955 Baseball Briefs kirates Seat Cubs, 4.1 PITTSIRIEtaIi, April 27 (10— Young Bob Purkey, the Pittsburgh Pirates sophomore righthander, survived a shaky ninth inning to whip Chicagc: 4-1 today on four hits. The loss snapped thr: Cubs threc-garne winning streak. The Plrates belted four Chicago p;:chers for 13 hiir--their season's top output. Dick Groat collected three and Roberto Clement e, George Freese and brother Gene each got two. Only Dak tong went hitless. SPORTS BRIEFS 3. HB Indians Edge Nats, 6-5 CLEVELAND, April 27 (in--A sacrifice ft: by Bob Avila in the 17th inning today gave the Cleve land Indians a 0-5 victory over the Washington Nationals in the long est game in the major leagues this season. Avila's fly to leftfield with the bases loaded and one out scored Joe Altobelli, rookie first baseman subbing for the injured Vic Wertz. The game lasted 4 hours and 48 minutes. A's Down Red Sox, 6.2 KANSAS CITY, Apiril 27 Ws— Boyer, one of half a dozen "sore-armed" pitchers on the Kan sas City Athletics' staff, breezed in with a 3-hit, 6-2 victotY over the Boston Red Sox today and moved the A's into a sixth place tie with Washington in the Amer ican League. Chlsox Blast Yanks, 13-4 CHICAGO, April 27 (!f')---Walt Dropo's two consecutive homers led a powerful Chicago attack which routed New Yor It ate Whitey Ford for a 13-4 triumph and enabled the White Sox to re (Continued on page seven) NW /DA% tt, &tops oti) I Motor Tune Up Special New Dist. Points New Condensor Clean Plugs Adjust Carl,. Reg. 5.99 By Appointment .3 99 WIMMER'S SUNOCO 502 E. College Ave. Half Block front Simmons carni-
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