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Lions Meet Navy Today;;
DefeatArmyforlOthWin
The Lion baseball team, 10-0 on the season, plays its
third straight away game today when it battles Navy this
afternoon at Annapolis, Md.
Win number 10 came via a 16-7 decision over the West
Point Cadets, Saturday at West Point, N.Y.
Coach Joe Bedenk said he expects to start sophomore
* ■* *■ ,Cal Emery on the mound against
the Middies. Emery, who played
first base against Army because
of his hitting ability, will be look
ing for win number six—he’s un
defeated.
With the exception of first
base where Gary Miller will re
turn to a starting role, Bedenk
will go with the same lineup
that he used against Army. The
only question mark is the left
; field spot where he will use
' either Ron Rainey or Dave Wat
kins, depending on the pitching. - - ■
Should a lefty pitch, Watkins I al# am
,will probably be in left with y PQtJ I QKPS
; Rainey probably replacing Jack 9
jMcMullen in right. McMullen is f* ■ ■
in the midst of a batting slump Im
'and was lifted in the fifth inning JCvUI 1U 111
of the Cadet encounter.
The Middie test is the first of A ADI l i -
four for the Lions this week. They A tk I I
play Colgate Friday and meet m w aITICCI
Syracuse in a doubleheader Satur- . _
day. All games are r.way. Armando Vega finished forty-'
I The Army contest was a true five hundredths of a point behind
slugfest with the Lions collecting fellow-Olympian Jack Beckner of
14 safeties and Army 11. South-Los Angeles Turners in the na
paw Ed Drapcho started for the tional AA U gymnastics all-
Lions, but was relieved by right-'arounds, but he was recognized!
hander Lynn Harbold in the'as the “most oustanding perform
sixth. Drapcho was the winner— er” in the weekend tourney inj
his fifth of the season. Chicago, 111.
| The Lions sewed the game up The Eastern and National Col
, yrilh an eighl-run sixth inning legiate (NCAA) gym champion
to take a 13-2 lead. Army won three of the six all-around
, bounced back for four markers, 'events, but lost bv a score of
j ne f r enough fo 112.35 to 111.90. Vega took the
j ihe Lions from wmnmg ;] on g horse vault, still rings, and
Cafehe'r Don Stickler was the h
d^^^a U ro g w S^th f t r wo h trin?e C s Ol |n cornpemfon betweenl
four trips to the plate. He had ?-j C^ e
three for five in the Lions’ 9-7 * win e ven *- be
jwin over Rutgers. Friday. : h “ d “ e "’ h . en * wo . n ’ 1 ***'
Captain Jim Lockerman, who fiF 1 * him m the other
seems to be breaking out of his.'FjH ll ®?; anyway, you know,
prolonged batting slump, had a.,5 the cnamrnon.
triple and a single while Raineyi Vega plans to ‘retire’ from
and Steve Baidy each checked i n . collegiate gym competition next
with a double and a single. vear to work out for the World
i Commenting on the last two Championships in Russia, and
Lion games, Bedenk said: “Our; now possibly with an eye on
defense fell apart at Rutgers (the scoring those extra forty-five j
Lions committed six errors) . . .'hundreds of a point in the ’5B
our hitting kept us in the game/AAU tourney.
"A 1 Army, our hilling kepi | Coach Gene Wettstone’s two
us in the game when our pilch- i freshman sensations, Lee Cun
ing flopped. Drapcho eilher jningham and Jay Werner, also
struck them (the Cadets) out or 'scored well in the two-day meet,
they hit ibe ball all over the j Werner .completed a beautiful
park." j routine on the flying rings to
Drapcho had 13 strikeouts in,take a second place behind Pitt's
his stay, but was i.ailed for sixi Eastern, NCAA and AAU cham
hits and six runs. Bedenk blamed I pion flyer, Tom Darling,
this on Drapcho’s inability to get! Werner .was tenth among the
ahead of the hitters. “He gets ini best all-around men in the na
a hole and has to come in with tion and also a few from Hun
jthe good one,” Bedenk said. igury, Cuba and Canada on the
PENN ST»TF ARMY
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i Hoover,2b 6 2 I Erdiy.2b 10 0
jLoek*m*n,cf 5 2 2 Marella.cf 4 0 G
Stickler.c 4 3 2 Fwher.lb 4 0 2
|McMuIU-n.rf 3 1 X Conner.lf 5 3 3
Watkins.lf l 1 1 Meade.rf 4 10
Tirab&ffti'ftft 2 3 0 McCloud.rf 0 0 0
Rainey,lf,rf 0 2 2 v-Ordtvay 10 0
Emery. lb 5 12 Cy*rler»3b 5 12
Drapcbo.p 3 0 1 H*ijrbt.aa 4 11
Harbold.p 2 0 0 DeJardin.e 3 0 1
McEvoy.c 0 0 0
McCormack,p 2 1 21
Yahr.p 0 0 0
Totals: 42 16 14 Totals: 36 7 II;
x—Klied out for McCloud in seventh
Jim Lockcrman
. . raises batting average
Lion Freshmen
Win 2nd Game
Over Kiski, 14-8
Sparked by the booming bats
of Tony Taormina and Larry i
Beighey, the Lion freshman base-,
ball team defeated Kiski Prep!
J4S Saturday on New Beaver!
Field
Taormina and Beighey each
had two hits to drive in four
runs to spark John Egli's year
lings to their second win in a
row over Kiski this season.
Carl Wolff started on the;
mound for the Nittany squad but
was relieved in the Kiski five
run sixth by Milt Frieman and;
Bob Ritchey' The trio gave up lli
hits.
After Kiski took a 1-0 lead
in the first inning, Penn Slate
knotted the score when Jerry
Miller reached first on an error
and later scored on a single by
Jim MolenarL
After the second inning it was
easy-going for the yearlings. The
freshmen scored three runs in the
third, three in the fourth, two in
the fifth, two in the sixth, and
thanks to Beighey’s double, three
more in the seventh.
AChl Rho Downs Theta Xi
To Reach V-Bail Semis
Alpha Chi Rho reached the
fraternity Intramural volleyball
semifinals with a 19-17. 15-13 tri
umph over the Theta Xi netmen
Sunday at Recreation HalL
The Alpha Chi Rho net artists
will face the winner of the Alpha
Chi Sigma-Tau Phi Delta match
in the semifinal round.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
i'Most Outstanding 1
IM Horseshoe Tourney
Intramural horseshoe doubles
teams have until tomorrow to
enter the 1957 single-elimina
tion tournament. Entries are due
by 4:30 pjn. in the IM office at
Recreation HalL
Ernie McCoy Jr., son of the
Penn State athletic director, is a
football aspirant at the University
of Michigan.
Golfers Top Cornell,
5-2 for 6th Victory
The Penn State linksmen rebounded from their defeat
by Navy with a thrilling 5-2 victory over a surprising Cornell
club, Saturday on the home greens.
Two Lions, Johnny Boyanowski and John Felus, had to go
extra holes before eking out key wins. Boyanowski, for the
second time this season, went 23 holes in edging the Big Red’s
Harry Halas, 1-up. He shot a 70.'
Felus recovered from a three
hole deficit on the front nine to
seize victory from the grasp of
ICornell’s Art Hemker in 19 holes.
The little Lion copped team scor
ing honors with a 69-stroke total.
Hemker, in defeat, fired a one un
der par 68 to earn match medalist
laurels
Lion Captain John Branish
fired a 70 to snap his three
game losing skein with a 4 and 3
decision over John Tomlin of
Cornell. Teammate Bill David
son suffered a reverse fate,
dropping his first match of the
year. Davidson bowed to Joe
Germonde of the Big Red. 5 and
4.
Penn State’s Pat Rielly notched
his first win in the last three
outings, firing a 3 and 2 triumph
over Cornell’s Lynn Alexander.
'Rielly shot a 70.
Bob Bainbridge registered the
[Lions’ most decisive victory of
the match, a 7 and 6 tally against
Steve Klein of the Big Red.
Karl Foster of Cornell emerged
victorious against Lion Leo Kuk
kola with a 3 and 2 decision.
"I was just darn glad we
won," Penn Slate coach Joe.
Boyle said in summing up the
match. "At the end of 15 holes
it looked like tilings were
swinging their way. They had a
real good team."
Boyle indicated Felus’ victory
was the turning point of the
match. With Boyanowski’s 23-
holer still going, Felus had to
beat Hemker to cinch the match.
Hemker burnt up the course on
the front nine, shooting a three
under par 31. But the gritty Felus
evened the match with a birdie
two on the sixteenth. The Lion
linksman had to sink a 12-foot
putt to tie on the 18th, then put
ted a 10-footer to win on the
next green.
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"Mac" and his trophy
TUESDAY. MAY 7. 1957
Frosh Runners
Whip Cornell
The Lions’ freshman track
team won their first meet of the
season, defeating Cornell, 84
46%, Saturday afternoon.
Dick Hambright and Pete Ko
pcsak both turned in double vic
tories in the chilly, 40 degree
weather. Hambright turned in the
best time of the day with :49.9
in the 440 and captured the 220
in :22.5. Kopcsak won the high
hurdles in :16.6 and the lows in
:26.1.
Other individual winners for
the Lions were Jim O’Connor,
Andy Nyce, Cornelius Sharpe,
George Jones, Dick Engelbrink
and Joe Thompson.
Mel Ramey and Dick Campbell
tied for first in the. pole vault
for -the Lions.
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"Mac" Takes
National Award!
Each year, LOOK MAGA
ZINE selects throughout the
United Slates outstanding
achievement in Back-10-School
merchandising.
Carl Macri. better known to
the people of State College as
"Mac." has. won the 1356-57
LOOK MAGAZINE Award of
Merit for Back-10-School mer
chandising. He had the top ad
vertising campaign in the
country in this category.
"Mac** is manager oi the
Men's Shop at Danks & Co. on
S. Allen St
Mac's award was a trophy
which is now oc display in
Dank's Men's Shop.
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