TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1956 Lions Split Twin-Bill With Pitt Drapcho Sets New Mark, Strikes Out 19 Panthers It's getting monotonous to say, but Ed Drapcho won an other ball game. Saturday! The Lions' ace hurler turned in a masterful three-hit per formance in the first game of the twin-bill and established a new Penn State strikeout record when he fanned 19 Pitts burgh batters en route to his seventh victory of the season The Lions split the doublehead-' er, winning the opener, 4-2, and losing the nightcap, 3-2, giving them a 15-3 record Stan Syzmanski, after pitching four inniings of no-hit, no-run ball in the nightcap, weakened in the fifth and was tagged for three runs on three hits, which gave the Panthers enough to win. _ Drapcho's new record shat ters the "old" reco d of 16 set by teammate Stn Larimer against BucknelL ay 8. The two runs garnered ff Drapcho were unearned and opped his earned-run average to a minute .91. Hits and runs w re scarce in both games with Lions get ting only 10 six in the first and four in the and and Pitt getting seven. The Lions clinched the opener in the first inning when three runs crossed home plate. Lou Schneider reached first on an error to open the game. Guy Tirabassi backed him up with a single and Bob McMullen followed suit with a sharp hit to right, driving in Schneider. Don Stick ler and Jim Lockerman went out in order, but Steve Baidy reached first on Pitt's second infield error, which also sent Tirabassi and Mc- Mullen in with the second and third runs. Both of Pittsburgh's runs were scored on errors. They were scored us the second and sixth innings. Pitt's • pitcher, Pete Lind strom, fanned seven men but walked six in his eight inning stint. The nightcap was a heartbreak er for Szymanski, who went down to his first loss. In the fatal fifth Bernie Fedok, rightfielder, op ened with the first hit off the Lion southpaw. Apparently shak en by the hit, Szyman,ski gave up back-to-back hits to the next two hitters, which scored Fedok with the first run. Szymanski fanned the next hit ter and got pitcher Bill Gilmore on a fielder's choice, but, on the play, threw the ball away sending Yanks Win on Mantle's Blast . KANSAS CITY, May 21 (iP)— The Kansas City Athletics won the home run derby but lost the ball game 8-5 to the New. York Yankees today on Mickey Man tle's- tremendous homer over two fences, up a 40-foot embankment and out of the park. The A's hit four home runs, two of them by Harry Simpson, and all with the bases empty. Hector Lopez and Gus Zernial hit double header circuit smashes to lead off the • third ' inning.' Simpson hit homers to lead off the second and eighth innings. Mantle's gargantuan clout came in the fifth, also with the bases empty, and after the A's had handed the Yanks five tuns in 'the first inning, four of them un earned. The game was further enlivened by a near free-for-all when Billy Martin charged. off the bench to do fistic battle with' relief pitcher Tom Lasorda in the ninth. Play ers from both clubs swarmed onto the infield . and together with the umpire prevented Martin and Hank Bauer from reaching the mound. NEW YORK, May 21 (W)—Wil mer "Vinegar Bend" Mizell, going the rout for the first time this season, pitched the St. Louis Card inals into second place today as . 111111411111 r -I IER UMW a MPS • #.7... By FRAN FANUCCI Fans 19 Panthers in the second Pitt run. Schneider, at second, made an error on the same play giving Pitt its third run and consequently the game. The Lions scored one run in the third on a walk, sacrifice, and back-to-back hits by Szy manski and Schneider. Their final tally came across in the next inning when Bob McMul len walked, went to third on Lockerman's hit, and then stole home. FIRST GAME PENN STATE PITTSBURGH AB R H Ab R H Schneider.2b 4 1 0 Jazel.cf 3 1 0 Tirabassi.as 4 1 1 Burna.2b 4 0 1 R.M'MuTn,lf 4 1 1 Dunlap as 3 0 0 Stickler.c 4 0 0 Sehmitt,lf 4 0 1 Lockernin,cf 4 0 0 Fedor,rf 4 1 1 Baidy.3b 4 0 0 Bigley.c 4 0 0 .I.Y.Thlurn,rf 4 1 2 Cost,3b 3 0 0 Maier:Lb 3 0 1 Tuchak.lb 3 0 0 Brapcho.p 4 0 1 Lindstrom.p '2 0 0 Mirabelle.p 0 0 0 Starrett 1 0 0 Totals 35 4 5 Totals 31 2 3 SECOND GAME PENN STATE PITTSBURGH Ab R 11 Ab R H Schneider.2b 4 0 2 Taxel.cf 2 0 0 Tirabassi,sa 2 0 0 Burns,2b 3 0 0 11.1d*Murn,lf 2 1 0 Dunlap,ss 3 0 1 Stickler,c 3 0 0 Schmitt,lf 3 0 0 Loekerm'n,cl 3 0 1 Fedor.rt 3 1 Baidy.3b 3 0 0 Bigleyx 3 1 J.M'Munri,rf 2 1 0 Cost,3b 2 1 Miller,lb 2 0 0 Tuchalca 2 0 Scymanski.p 2 0 1 Cilmore.p 1 0 Larimer.p 0 0 0 Walton.x.x. 1 0 Drapehooc 1 0 0 Moop.xxx 0 0 Totals 24 2 4 Totals 23 3 4 the Redbirds defeated the New! Repulski's home run, his sixth York Giants 4-1 to salvage the rof the year, came in the second last of the three-game series. inning off starter and loser Don . Home runs by Rip Repulski and Liddle, and gave the Cards a lead Bill Sarni and a triple by Bobby they never relinquished. Sarni's Del Greco were the most da:nag- homer, his third of the campaign, ing of the eight safeties collected came in the fifth, climaxing a by the Cardinals off four Giant three-run assault that sent Liddle hurlers. to the showers. - v .- -. HASPEL , f :I .: , I litli ; h ii , ilf C / , i"11114 1 .--, i l'il , . 1, ir -:. ~. ( tzar dd ,ik IT ~ ..„. . 1 ~ t 4 , - .7: !,, , I.:11 i . 0 1 1 ~ -!, . iil,l:‘ l iii, 'il ;I I i ...- 1 . 3 • i:!:; Ik' 4.tvi 1 ,<:- TAILORED OF COOL, CRISP i;I it ,•!!! • i 7 ti . _WRINKLE-SHED COT T 0 N . i .t f 4', i. : , 1r. 1 ,:k . 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The Lions have not been beaten at home during the past three years. Continuing his fine late-season drive that began just pr ships, Gus Gerhart led the Lion' * * * attack. Gerhart turned in a 4 and 2 win over Lehigh ace Dave Bates, and scored a one under par 68 to qualify as the day's medalist. His effort represents the best dual meet medal score of the year. Plays Par Golf Gerhart played par-golf the en tire round. deviating only on the 18th where his birdie three en abled him to crack par. Lion captain Jim Mayes, play ing number one, put the Lions off to a good start by rubbing out Lehigh's Mario Posillico, 4 and 3. Mayes medal score was a 36-38-74 Rielly Continues Fine Play Sophomore Pat Rielly con tinued his fine match play by out pointing the Engineers' Fred Babb, 4 and 2. Rielly took the lead early, finally ending the match on the 16th hole. He shot a first round 36. but slumped somewhat to a three-over par 38 in the stretch for his 74 medal score. Following Rielly. Junior John Branish continued his win streak by beating Charles Austin 4 and 3. Saturday's win puts the Philips burg junior's dual meet win streak at 15 games. Branish parred the front nine but tailed off to a 38 on the back nine. His medal 72 tied for the second best Lion effort of th e afternoon, however, _ Cop Best Ball Point. Rielly and Branish brought the Nittanies the best ball point, 5 and 4. Playing number five, little ' Johnny Felus made an impressive varsity debut by carding an easy 5 and .4 -victory over the Engi neers' Dan Lepper. Felus also • posted a 72 medal score. Another Lion reserve, Lou Riggs won his second start in as many assignments to seal the shutout for the Lions. Riggs won 4 and 3 over Les Norbury. He also scored a fine 73 medal score and combined with Felus to give the Lions the best-ball point. By JOE CHEDDAR Pat Rielly Cops 4 an& 2 win STICK ) DEODORANT s ,~~ - no more • runny liquid • sticky cream • messy fingers At leading department and drug stores. 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