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Linksmen - Hoyas
To Clash Today
The 6600-yard Colonial Golf Course in Washington, D.C.,
one of the toughest college golf courses in the East, is the
scene of the meet between the Nittany Lion golf squad and
the linksmen of Georgetown University at 1 p.m. today.
The golfers beat the Hoyas 7-0
On the same course last year.
The Lions put a 14-game win
streak on the line in today's
match against the always-tough
Hoyas. The Nittanies also seek
their 26th dual meet win in
their last 27 starts. Not since
midway through the season of
1954 have the Lion golfers lost
a dual meet. And before that
loss, to Colgate University. they
had won 12 matches in succes
sion.
The Georgetown squad will
have the hungry desire to win
that is usually reserved for a
front runner in its mind when it
faces the Lions today. It wants
the win. and is well enough equip
ped to turn the trick. Four return
nig lettermen head the Hoya
squad into today's action. They
are experienced, competent golf
ers who can win if they get the
breaks.
The four are Perky Cullinane,
second in the Eastern champion
ships last season, Owen Mande
bille. Marion Vickerson, and Gene
Hoovered. All played against the
Lions in last year's match.
The Lion cast will include
captain Jim Mayes, sophomore
standout Fat Rielly, Gus Ger
hart, Jim Ginsberg. Leo 'Cult
kola. Johnny Boyanowski. and
John Branish. All except Rielly
and Branish were in the lineup
for last year% tiff with the same
club.
After today's match, the Lions
complete their extra-long week
end by playing the University of
Pennsylvania and Villanova Uni
versity golf teams in a triangular
meet tomorrow. The meet will be
the first home engagement of the
year for the Lions.
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Mullen First Lion Titlist
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Barbell Club Elects
Givler, Three Others
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