PAGE SIX
rapcho Wins 2, Erne
Lion Pitching
'Nine' Record
Ed Drapcho. Cal Emery and Drapcho again—that was- the formula Coach Joe
Bedenk used to push the Lion baseball team's season mark to 5-0 with three wins dur
ing the Easter recess.
Using the age-old adage of going \vi th your best whenever possible, Bedenk again
utilized his one-Uvo hurling punch in the Bucknell, Gettysburg and Lafayette tilts and
the result was two smashing vie-! ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★
tories and a one-run win
Drapcho, making his first start
ing appearance of the season, set
down the Bison nine with com
paralive case en route to a 14-2
victory.
Although his curve was not
at its best. Drapcho was never !
in trouble as he limited the j
baffled Bisons to only five hits
while striking out 14. He
walked only two men.
The Lion batters, meanwhile,
jumped off to a 3-0 margin in the
second inning and then poured it
on to win in a walk. Ron Rainey!
and Steve Baidy each clouted
homeruns in the romp.
It was almost a repeat perform
ance in the Bullet tilt as the
Lions came from a 2-1 defecit
with three-run fifth to take a
never-to-be-lost lead.
Emery, off to a shaky start,
settled down in the third to
coast to victory—bis third of '
file season. _
Against Lafayette, the Nittanv, Ed Drapcho Cal Emery
nine ran into its toughest test of They have five wins between them
the still youtliful season. With PESS state cetttsburg pent* state lafatette
Drapcho bearing down m the ab R H ab r h ■ ab r h ab r b
clutch, the Lions tallied two runs 3b 3 1 0 Scola.2b 4 i) 1 IB»i<]y,3b 3 0 0 Moriran.M,3b 3 0 0
in tlie sixth to nullify a 1-0 Lafay- Hoov w.2b 4 1 lHendley.M 4 0 0 Horner,2b 4 1 0 Stuhlmil , r,2b 3 0 0
lead l-ockWn.cf 4 3 1 RobinsLi.c 4 (I i.Loct rni n.cf 3 1 0 i-Cood.m 0 0 0
*« ii I? - , „ T . Stickler,. 52 2 Cupitani.cf 3 1 1' Stickler.. 40 0 C«e»er.3b.2b 411
Hob Hoover and Captain JinijMcMulkn.rf 4 1 oLiedel.3b 3 1 2 0 0 Sloan.c 3 0 1
Lockerman scored the two Nit- Tir«b*s*i.M 1 o o Bimrrr.rr 3 o 1 1 f 9 1 siotter.cf 4 o o
um, runs when the tajOTW.gSfi* J ! Kfif 1 -” SJ ! » S S IKS? 5! 5
defense completely collapsed, R.jney.if 3 1 zßmm.ib 4 0 o.Dr»pcho.p 3 0 tßozik.rt 301
committing six errors in the in- w«tkin*jt 000 p»imer.tb 0 0 0! ston.back.p 201
nine MilWr.lb 6 0 0 Sc-hleicher.p 2 O 0 , .... ’'J-?*** .1 ? S
* Un ®- Em.rr.p 22 1 Bjw.p 40 0 Total.: SO 2 2 Totals: 32 1 0
PENN STATE Bt'CKKELL xi-Wandling 1 0 o; x—Walked for Stublmiller in seventh
AB H H AB R H Total*: 34 IS t Totals: 3«s 3 Filed out for Stoneback in ninth
Baidy,3l> 63 .i Demptt.r,3b 310 >— Fouled out for Tirabuui in third j . . . ... . _ _.
Hoover.Sb 2 1 O Pitko.lf 4 ; J' **-Stru.k out lor Hr»rr it, ninth 'HOUCK Top-f IlCjht GOOlie
IsOCK rnt fi.cf 3 1 0 Sn*-*th.cf 3 0 1 i ~ A ,r . ..
suckier.c s 2 o Wriniry.c oo «. ! Penn State traditionally boasts
£3X,, i ; tSSS.,,: : J T "° Grid °PP°nen*s, t< , p . nighl goa]ies m lacro!se . The
Ttraba&ci.u a 3 2 St«iey.2b 3oi : Penn State will oppose Vander- [present goal tender, Jim HoucK,
2S 1 S S i; bnt and -Marquette in football for jo f Pittsburgh, is no exception.
watkma.if i o o Burns.p ’ •« o o the first time in 1957. VanderbiltjHis 40 “saves” against Navy may
Kp 3 2 2 MacDunstd.p 2 c JiwiH be the Homecoming attrac-iqualify as one of the year’s bet-
T*ui£: as u is Tot*U: s« 2 5 tion October 19. ter defensive efforts.
Stickmen
Out with
Lion
Hess
Ernie Baer’s Lion lacrosse
wen split a four-game Easter
grind, including three games
on consecutive days and the
fourth against the defending
national lacrosse champions.
The stickmen started the Easter
"vacation” on Ldnr Island with;
an 11-7 loss to Hofstra. Thurs
day, a 12-11 win ever the Long
Island Lacrosse Club, Friday,
and an 18-4 win over Adelphi
Saturday afternoon.
But the real heartbreaker came
before the Lions were shutout
-by Maryland's defending cham
pions, 18-0, Tuesday. Bill Hess,
star attackman, broke his right
thumb against Adelphi to put
him out of competition for the
Terrapin tilt.
The All-America candidate,
who set a Penn State scoring
record last year with 41 goals,
had 13 in the three Long Island
games and 21 over the five
game schedule. It is doubtful if
Hess will see much action in
Saturday's encounter al Col
gate. Baer may play his star
with a special absorbing fiber
glass cover over his injured
hand.
Creaseman Tom Seeman and
Captain Lou Girard were second
in the scoring column with 7
goals. Girard had 8 assists com
pared to Seeman’s 4. Johnnev
Steinmuller and Mike Beattie
with 2 scores were the only other
Lions to get more than one goal
on the tour.
Everybody had a chance to
play in the A d eI p h i win and
Glenn Fiscus, Chuck Carlson and
Beauregard Bovaird made their
first .goals of the season. Goalie
Dave Wilkinson got his first
crack at protecting the nets and
he had a better record of saves
than first-stringer Jim Houck.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Aces Keep
Unblemished
it-M2'
Win 2,
Broken
Wilkie came up with 12 saves
while allowing only two goals
in the second half.
Houck receired a taste of the
| attack for the first time in his
! career as Baer substituted lib
erally against Adelphi.
Although Houck had a busy
time making 31 saves in the
t Maryland game, the defense
' ‘ Iplayed a commendable game as
“ ‘ 'the defending champions main
tained possession of the ball
throughout the game. The Lions
were able to take only ten shots.
The two wins and two losses
puts the Lion record at 3-3 over
the season with the easy half of
the schedule remaining, accord-
ing to Baer. The stickmen play
Bill Hess seven more games, but only two!
Broken thumb ... broken hopes 'at home. - -
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Yanks, Braves Cop 1-Run Wins
NEW YORK, April 24 MP) —[given Art Ditmar an early 2-0
Mickey Mantle lined a home run i lead
into the right field bleachers with I'
the score tied in the eighth inn
ing today for a 3-2 New York
Yankee victory despite 12 Balti
more hits.
Yogi Berra’s second homer of
the season following a single by
Mantle in the first inning had
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MILWAUKEE, April 24 (>P)—
The Milwaukee Braves main
tained their position atop the
National League today when Del
Crandall hit a home run in the
last' of the ninth for an 8-7 deci
sion over St. Louis.
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