THURSDAY. MAY 2.
Navy \
Middie
By JELL JAFFE
-For the third straight contest, the Penn
State tennis tean, failed to win a singles
match when it dropped an 8-1 decision to
Navy yesterday aitemoon at Annapolis, Md.
Today the Lio is meet the Atlantic Coast
champions, MaryLmd, at College Park, Md.
It was the thir i match in which the Lions
scored its lone poiat in the doubles competi
tion. Chuck Bible neimer teamed with Pete
DeDad to down Charles Baker]
and Jim Adkins, 3-6 6-Z, 6-3.
The .Middies completely
swamped the Lions in the sin
. gle> play, winning ill six mat
ches, and then swep t two of tha
three doubles male ies.
In the opening angles match
Navy’s John Griffiths scored a
decisive 6-1, 6-0 victory over the
Lions’ Fred Trust.
Senior Joe Galiarc
the second spot for.
and was defeated. S-
Goggins. Captain
scored an easy 6-1,
over the Lion’s C
heimer.
Chuck Quests
Middies' Jon Hove
wire in the first se:
ing, 7-5. In the
Howe toppled the
ber four man, 6-2.
Navy’s Marvin. Osbum foiled
the singles debut of Captain Joe
Eberly by posting a 6-1, 6-2 vic
tory over the Nittany netter.
In the final singles match,
which gave the Middies a shutout
win, letter-winner Bill Howard
defeated the Lions’ Dick Jacobs,
6-4, 6-4.
After the duo of Baker and Ad
kins had taken a first set 6-3 win
for Navy, Blbleheimer. teaming
with DeDad for the first time,
scored a 6-2 middle set triumph.
In the deciding third set, the Lion
team opened an early lead on the
Middies and won the set; 6-3.
The number one Navy team,'
Bill Harris and Richard John
son, posted a tight 8-6, 7-5, win
over the duo of Trust and Ones
ta in the first doubles match.
Galiardi and Eberlj scored an
impressive 6-2 opening set win
over the Middies’ Harry Bike and
Guy Parsons, but dropped the
next two sets, 6-2, 6-3.
1M Badminton—
(Continued from page six)
Lambda Chi Alpha; Chris Keu
bler. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, over
'Dave Miller, Beaver House; and
Don Kapffman, Alpha Chi Sig
ma, over Jim Keith. Sigma Chi.
Only one of four scheduled in
dependent games was played.
Barry Tosh downed Sam Hetrick,
15-4, 15-10. Emerick and Omlor
took forfeit wins from Thomas
and Klien. Both Good and John
son failed to appear for their
scheduled match.
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lands Golfers First Loss, 6-1;
i Score 8-1 Win Over Netters
KDR Bowlers
Hold Ist Place
in League 'A'
The Kappa Delta Rho Intra
mural bowlers held on to first (
place in fratemityXeague A with i
a 4-fl win ever Sigma Alpha Mh <
Tuesday night at Recreation Hall ]
With just one week of play,
remaining, KDR has notched 35
wins against five losses, while}.
Alpha Tau Omega is a dose sec-*,
ond at 34-6.
i moved into.
die Nittanies
C 6-1, by Bill
Don Clark
6-2, victory
huck Bi’olfr-
uttkd iizm
down to the
: before los
secoud set.
Lion's oum-
Blaine Barron, who boasts
KDR’s top average (171), tossed
a 193 game and 537 series to spark
his team to its whitewash win.
ATO also recorded, a shutout,
downing the Tau Kappa Epsilon
keglers. Lou Gomlick's 467 series
led the way.
Third place Theta Xi (32-8)
chalked up a 4-0 decision over
Delta TJpsilon. Les Boyer paced
the victors with a 198 single and
513 set.
Milt Plum posted a 466 series
to lead Phi Delta Theta to a
whitewash triumph over Alpha
Zeta.
In the evening’s lone forfeit,
Tau Phi Delta got the nod over
Phi Gamma Delta.
Drapcho Hurls
Lions to Win
fContinued from page six)
one ...
Detroit Tigers scout Ed Kata
linas and Kansas City scout Joe
O’Rourke were among the. spec
tators . . . When asked if he
thought Drapcho was of major
league caliber, Katalinas answer
ed: “That’s what Fm here to find
out.”
PENN STATE VILLAXOVA
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Hoover,2b 111 D‘GTrenio,2b 311
Lock’man.cf 3 2 1 Emma,3b 4 11
Stiefcler.c 5 0 1 3 0 1
McMullen,rf 4 9 0 DaM'taime.lb 4 0 2
Tirsb«sai,ss 2 3 0 Nichala.c S 0 0
Rthiqr.lf 0 9 0 Sipnan),e 10 0
Watkina.lf 2 1- 1 Gratione.rf 2 0 0
Miller.lb 5 11 Kolen.rf 10 0
Drapcho.p 3 12 Masotti.lf 3 0 1
x-Yeeaoclc 1 0 1 Aigizzio.lf 10 0
Simmers,!* 0-0 0 MicheU.p 10 0
Sralzi.9 1 0 ,6
Totals: tl 11 10 Totals: 32 3' 5
for Drapcho in Bth to drive ia
a run.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PEI
Penn State’s golfers suffered their first
defeat of the season, dropping a 6-1 decision
to the power-laden Navy linksmen at Anna
polis, Md., yesterday.
Bob Bainbridge was the lone Lion to
emerge victorious, copping a victory over
Earle Smith, 1956 Middle football captain.
Bainbridge turned in a 68 score for the
18-hole distance. Smith, who is playing his
first season on the Navy links, fired a 71,
.Middies highest total of the
[match. •
Pulling was lhe key factor in
Penn Stale's defeat, according
to Navy Coach Bob Williams.
"The score was not indicative
of lh« match's closeness," Wil
liams said. "A couple jof pulls
either way could ha-re changed
lhe outcome of the match."
Johnny Boyanowski came the
closest to adding a second win
jto the Lion -ledger. The Penn
State linksman bowed to Middie
Bill Hodge, the match being de
jcided on the 18th green.
Navy’s Jack Davis, a senior,
[opened the action with a triumph
over Lion Pat Rielly.
After Hodge nosed out Boyan
owski in the second encounter,
Middie Mike O’Brien, also a sen
ior. registered a victory, over
John Branish, Penn State captain.
Bainbridge's win again si
Smith brought the score to 3-1.
, Nayy. aftor four matches,
Gibby Smith, a sophomore
[golfer, put the contest on ice for
the Middies by defeating Lion
star John Felus. Smith and soph
Hank Mauz were the only under
classmen in the Navy lineup.
Dave Wright, Middie captain,
gave the Navy linksmen a 5-1
advantage, getting the nod over
Penn-State sophomore Bill David
son.
Mauz wound up the Middie
conquest with a victory over Lion
Leo Kukkola.
Williams praised lhe Lion ef
fort despile his club's decisive
triumph. "Penn Stale has a
I very good team." the Middle
! mentor said.
“Navy was up for the match,”
he continued. “They all played
their best match of the year.”
Scheduling Mix-up
Cancels Lion Meet
FROM
A mix-up in scheduling has
forced a cancellation of the
triangular meet involving
Penn Stale, Colgate and Al
fred at Hamilton. N.Y. Satur
day afternoon.
.Athletic offiicals are not
certain whether the meet can
be- re-scheduled.
Coach Chick Werner is
searching for another oppon
ent to fill Saturday's empty
date. The Lion thinclads will
probably hold time trials at
Beaver Field if a foe is not
found.
INSYLVANIA
As a
MATT-er-a-FACT
With all the running around with Spring Week activities,
many a Penn State sport fan may have missed a few of the
important dates in both Penn State and national sports
this week.
One of the things a sports writer
of his first column is to make an
Here it is: the Lion baseball team
will finish in the top 10 in the
nation by making a great show
ing in the NCAA tourney.
And don't bo one of those
over-pessimists who keep tell
ing the staff that the Lions
have only two experienced pit
chers. or that ihe old Lion base
ball jinx of losing in the re
gional* will hold up.
With the way the Lions have
been winning, it looks as though!
no jinx will hold true this year.]
The baseballers whipped Villa
nova yesterday. 11-2. Friday they
travel to Rutgers and on to Army.
Saturday.
Chick Werner’s trackmen have
one of the toughest schedules of
the swing snorts, and yesterday
they had their first win (safe pre
diction) cancelled due to schedul
ing difficulties at Colgate.
Joe Boyle was probably in the
same unsatisfied mood yesterday
as his_ golfers lost their first to
the Middies, 6-1. But the green
cutters should get back in the
groove on the University course
Saturday with Cornell.
From this angle it looks as
though Earnie Baer's lacrosse
men (4-3) and Sherm Fogg's
tennis team (0-3) will be play
ing a downhill schedule after
this weekend. Baer’s stickmen |
host a well-seasoned Syracuse i
team Saturday, including All-
American Jimmy Brown, and
Fogg's racgueteers have a tough
match at Maryland today.
On the national scene. Sugar
Ray Robinson KO’d Gene Full
mer last night. (Thanks to the
A£ for the bulletin.) And this:
writer is not betting on Bold!
Ruler in Saturday’s 83rd consec
utive running of the Kentucky
Derby. j
One of the unusual sports
events on the naitonal platter for'
Hundreds of
Penn State Graduates Sell
Balfour
Military Officers' insignia
Our best salesmen are those former Penn
State students who have bought and worn
our military insignia over the past years.
Just ask thentf they’ll sell you every time...
Quality?
Not the “cheapest,” hut of a trouble-free quality.
Price?
1/2010k gold 2nd Lt. Bars... $1.70 pr.
You can't afford to spend time clean
ing the "cheap" bars when you can
buy trouble-free bars at this low
price. Better use your time to write
your girl or go to the movies.
1 G
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in the Athletic Store
PAGE SEVEN
by MATT PODBESEX
Assistant Sports Editor
does when he gets hold
unsolicited prediction.
Saturday is the first “skydiving"
competition. The Official title ii
“The Intercollegiate Parachuting
Championship.” From the New
York Herald-Tribune we found
that this sport is being boosted
in. of all places, the Ivy League,
race will, be the feature. .
Any of you who happen to like
auto racing may be interested in
going to Langhorne, Saturday. A
NASCAR Late Model Convertible
Alpha Sig Beats
Pi Kapp V-Baliers
Alpha Sigma Phi’s volleyball
team took the first step in break
ing a three-way first-place tie in
League “G” by ousting Pi Kappa
Phi. 15-11, 15-11. Tuesday nisht
at Recreation Hall.
The Alpha Sig sextet will meet
Delta Sigma Phi for the circuit
championship.
In independent action, the
Drunks and the Dirty Thirty post
ed triumphs to break first-placa
ties in the “B” and “C” circuits.
The Drunks caotured “B” laur
els with a 12-15, 15-6,15-9 victory
over the Ramblers. The Dirty
Thirty whipped Pollock 4, 15-10,
15-8. to win the “C” title.
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