PAGE SIX Net men Open Season; Defeated by Navy, 9-0 The Penn State tennis team opened its 1956 season with a 9-0 loss to the midshipmen of Annapolis on the victor's Maryland courts yesterday. Playing against a steadier team on slow courts made a decisive difference during the meet, in which all matches were hard fought and could have gone either way, scores not withstanding, according to - players who participated. Number one man on the team was Ed Seiling who dropped two straight sets to his Navy opponent, Tom Lynch, 4-6, 3-6. | j Sophomore Fred Trust, second j | • f - O Cl J • . man on the line, fought the hard- I POniu6S jO 3001111111011 ■ est match of the afternoon before| I 1% 1 draping his second set out of , IX AT kjppfr (XlightS ReOCh Midshipman Reed Lewis wound] l\/1 I IYIvCI , {• f die set. 4< the first 6-4. J |*| J* | J*| |“ |f|Ql I The eight flights of the Intra irusxs ueoux , mural Fraternity Badminton Trust granted his opponent ex-1 and Kappa Alpha’League each attained quarter penenre and confidence in tbl -'v Theta victories over Delta'final status last night at Recrea- In S ihe r oii^H l^'lhori enn hT.^v'Zeta and Beta Sigma Omicron'jtion Hall when 15 bird-batters pj a fu“ s t to his ™ coed intramural bowling copped decisions. and y ahttlelater on* the match' league and sejm-fmals last night| in flight five play. Ronald Captain Chuck Christiansen i*o gain the c to meet each j Lenta, Delta Sigma Phi elimi facir.g Navy man John Griffith on the White to- mated Theta Delta Chi s John seemed to be matched evenly| m « ht u to declde 1116 P m ch™-Tracalosst. 15-5, 15-7. Michael after their second set. w hich'P lonshlJJ - iPaules, Chi Phi, whipped John Christiansen won 6-2, after losingl DZ will tangle with Beta Sigma, Carpenter, Delta Chi, 15-3, 15-10. the first 2-6 In the third set. how- Omicron for the third place slot, j Chris Kuebler, SAE, rolled over ever, Griffith pulled away to win i Lee Hart’s 144 points led the Mark Roller, Delta Sigma Lamb -8-6 Leonides quintet in a 632-624 vie- da, 15-2, 15-14. In the remaining Dean Mullen lost two conseeu- over League IV's top con- t flight five fracases KDR’s Stan tive sets to Navy’s Don Clark 2-6. tender Delta Zeta despite a 150 CheslcKikbeat Dave Jones, Theta 4-6, in the number four slot. andi bame by the losers Nancy Sny-.Chi, 15-10, 15-5. ) Doug Zuker. the number five: der - I Flight six play saw James man, also dropped two straight to 1 Ginny Ball rolled 132 for theMachlan. Theta Xi, dispose of Forrest Hanvey, 2-6, 2-6. “Indies.” Mary Gower was a!James Mayes, DU, 15-6, 15-7. Doubles Results mainstay for DZ when she hit Ron Rainey, Pi Kappa Phi, nipped Last Nittany man on the squad, Tor 133 points. Frederic Thomson. lambda Chi Louis Adler fared no better than Farrell Tops Scorers I"*P“ a * his two teammates before him as Pat Farrell was the scoring stariTneta Pi, was extended by he lost two to Dick Hanson, 3-6, of the night when she bowled a|'\iicL FJM?, before 3-6. nifty 172 game, tops for the]”f lnnlr '?* 13-15. 15-11- Gary! In the doubles matches the Lion league, in Kappa Alpha Theta's j SAM- outsmarted Donald ( . nctmen again failed to garner a'6o4-593 victory over Beta Sigma-y b |' abam ' Alpha Cni Kho, la-1,: single win. jOmicron. Is '*- _ j First team of two to go down Mary Shower was second high- John Bischoff, Phi Delta Theta,, was Trust and Mullen who faced est SC orer for the winners when was a flight seven winner over : Navy men Lynch and Lewis and :^, p rolled a 134 average Sheldon Freedman, Alpha Epsi lort3-6, 3-6 j Barb Cox headed the Beta Sig- |^ on , Pi-15-0,15-5- Alpha Chi Sig- j The second pair, Christiansen' ma Omicron quintet w : th 136i mas Ken Christiansen had an! and Seiling, lost to Griffith andjpojhts. Pat Barnita, Kay Meta, even easier time with Bill Galla-j Hanson, 1-6, ~-G. . land Juanita Quarles bowled bet- gher. Phi Kappa, 15-1, 15-0. j a h f,«v„^ lon pa T’ Eberly ’ier than average games for the Other flight seven winners; and A 1 Williams, took their match j osers were Oscar Knight. AGR, andi into a third set, defeating mid- Finalists Notch Tuesday's -nils J° br > Giles, Phi Sigma Kappa.l shipmen Clark and Hanvey 6-4 Le on i de s beat Alpha Xi DeltajTaber Sigma Pi bowed toKnight *i ter . i r * r fi > T h * 661-524 and Delta Zeta defeated 1 5-* 15-5, while Herbert Roos, third was closely fought, but lost pi Beta phi 66 3-557 on Tuesday Alpha Rho Chi, lost to Giles, 15-7, to Navy. 4-6. (night to enable them to play in 15 :J- , TI Terrapin Prospects i th ° sem i_fi n als Flight eight winners were Har- Although the meet was de-{ Carole Bradt led the Indeoen-i v ey Nixon. Phi Epsilon Pi; Mat-! cisively one sided. Coach Sherml dents with 147 points. Gail Lund-| th ew Friedberg. Beta Sigma Rho;! expressed optimism at his; Ginny BaU, and Lee Hart and John Wright. Alpha Zeta. j teams showing, claiming that C , d hs eh 130 games in the SST. McPeak Named Assistant Coach their wares to the home fons Sn ’ w . in over Pl Phl when they^ro ii ed I PITTSBURGH, April 11 OP)—; Saturday when the Terranins b ’E b scores of 148 and 143. Sue Walter Kiesling. head coach of »£Sd.S;£ ! T ElS>f™ S »«* '» Pi p >" .taritMu.ShS.eder.of.h.Ha-; honors, move into town. |with 139 points. itional Football League, today; Conditions on home grounds,! „. ” ; “T ,1 named Bill McPeak, veteran", that of speed and familiar ter-! Fl " ding a replacement for Ler.- steler end, as a full time assis rain, are expected to make the P y Moore, star running back ta nt and player-coach. Lions anything but an easy mark 1 1? 0 ™ 5 . a = P ™ n State .coach Rip| McPeak, 29. of New Castle. Pa., for tlieir southern rivals accord-/ n S* e s No. 1 problem in lJoe. :has been on the Steeler squad for ing to Fogg. ('eight years. I Field and Stream There will be meeting of the Field and Stream Division of the Penn Stale Outing Club at 7:30 tGnight in 217 Willard. Professor George Harvey will speak on fishing in Pennsylvania. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA ''nlf Managers Candidates for second assist ant golf manager may sign up at 249 Recreation Hall. Candi dates should have a 2.0 all- Universily average. This Space .. .. RESERVED for STUDENTS who want to SAVE MONEY! WHERE?? HOW?? See Daily Collegian on “Lucky for You” Day - FRIDAY, APRIL I3ih for details. Thiel to Juggle Lion Lineup for Loyola “Never change a winning combination” is a common expression in the world of sports. Although Lacrosse Coach Nick Thiel is not exactly “changing his winning combination”, his starting lineup will be juggled some what when the Lion stickmen try to stretch their winning streak to five at Loyola of Baltimore, Friday afternoon. The starting team will not be the same that opened against New Hampshire at the Hofstra tourna ment but each man who is ticket ed for a first team berth against Loyola, started in at least one of the other three Hofstra tourney victories. Attack to Remain Intact Only the three attack positions will remain intact. Sophomore scoring star, Bill Hess, army vet Lou Girard, and junior Tom See man will man these spots. The 5;7 150-pound Girard suffered a lip injury in the Adelphi contest and was forced to miss the Hofstra game. But according to Thiel, the injury has been treated and Gir ard will available for service Fri day. Only one change will be made on defense. Pittsburgh sophomore Harry Brown will replace Glenn Fiscus who is being switched to a starting midfield post Brown Iwill be flanked by Willard Snell and letterman Bob Bullock. Snell Praised Snell came in for some praise by his coach for his defensive performance in the Hofstra en counter. According to Thiel, Snell made more goal stops than the goalie, Jim Houck. | At midfield, the most trouble-; some spot on a Lacrosse team, |Thiel will call on Captain Bob [Hamel, veteran Andy Bergeson, ;and Fiscus to fill the starting lineup. May Miss Trip There is a chance that Hamel, I a high scoring ace for the past : two years, will not make the trip; [because hLs wife is expecting a second child. In the event that; iHamel does not make the trip, letterman Jeff Bostock will re place him. In the second midfield, which can be classified as another start ing team since they see as much action as the first squad, Thiel will have Bostock, ex-serviceman THE TAVERN THURSDAY, APRIL 12. 1956 AGR, Phi Tau Tied; Bowling Nears Finish With only one week of bowl ing remaining for Fraternity League A, Alpha Gamma Rho and Phi Kappa Tau are tied. The AGR’s were one game off the Phi Kap pace but closed the gap Tuesday night as they polished off Tau Phi Delta, 4-0. while Phi Tau was losing a point to Sigma Phi Epsilon, 3-1. Leon Eshelman aided the AGR cause as he rolled the single game high of the’ evening with a 225-527. But AGR will have to have a hot game next week to beat or even tie tie Ph : Tau. AGR meets a fairly good bowl ing five in Alpha Zeta while Phi Tau’s competition will be Alpha EDsilon Pi. The AEPi’s dropped a 4-0 de cision to Delta Sigma Phi Tues day night. AGR’s opposition next week, Alpha Zeta, took a 3-1 match ;from Alpha Phi Delta’s keglers. [The Alpha Phi Delt’s lone point was via a 716-713 third game score. » In the fifth and final match 'of the evening. Delta Tau Delta joutrolled Phi Gamma Delta. Phi ,Gam won the first tilt 660-647, ;but Delta Tau Delta came back jin the last two, winning 754-662, 750-657. I DTD also took the three game 1 total with a 2141 effort com pared to Phi Gam’s 1979. John Steinmuller and sophomore Fred Donahoe. Junior Jim Houck, of Pitts burgh, again will handle the du ties at the goal. PIZZA as you like if
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