PAGE SIX
Lions Top . Bisons
For 15th Straight
The Penn State baseball comet by-passed its 15th straight satellite, Bucknell, 14-0,
yesterday afternoon at Lewisburg to continue its rapid flight to a District Two playoff bid.
Southpaw Cal Emery kept the Lion comet soaring along, gaining momentum as it
goes, with a masterful two hit shutout over seven innings. Sophomore Ron Riese, making
his first appearance of the season, finished off without allowing a hit or run.
Emery struck out nine and walked five. Riese fanned three of the seven men he faced
and walked only one. Emery eras
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the winner—his sixth of the year.l
The Lion batsmen. mean
while, clubbed Bison southpaw
Bob Beck for 12 hits end took
good advantage of nine Buck
nell errors for the group.
Casting aside their usual pat
tern of a slow start with a mid
game big inning, the Lions struck
hard and fast yesterday with six
runs in the first three innings to
ice the game then and there.
A walk to Steve Baidv, a sacri
fice by Bob Hoover. and singles
,by Jim Lockerman, Don Stickler
and Dave Watkins. plus a wild
pitch, gave the Nittannies two
runs in the first inning.
Walks to Gary Miller. Emery
and Hoover, and an error by
shortstop Jack Brothers, scored
another tally. in the second.
Two more Bison errors paved
the way for three runs in the
third. Stickler led off with a
base on balls., Watkins reached
Ent when catcher Larry Sha
piro erred on his attempted sac
rifice and Guy Tirabassi fol
lowed with a safe bunt to load
the sacks.
Ron Rainey poked a clutch sin
gle to left to score two runs, Tira-I
bassi going to third on the play.,
Tirabassi scored on Brothers' sec-,
and error.
The "nine" continued the mass
tcre with one run in the fifth.
one in the seventh, four in the
eighth and two in the ninth.
The Bisons, on the other hand. ,
were never a scoring threat.
Only one Bison reached third
base, that being in the eighth
on a walk and two ground outs.
But, Riese fanned Chuck Sneath
to end the inning.
The two Bison hits were of the
scratch variety—Dempster looped
Emery's first pitch of the game
to left andn Dick Burnett beat
out an infield roller in the sev
enth
Stickler, with three hits—one a Present IM record of 5' lOP'4" wash
triple—and two RBIs, Lockerman,.set last year by Alpha Phi Al-!
with three hits—also including a ' pha's Buster Thomas.
triple—and Watkins, with twoi Amato's broad jump of 19' 2"
hits, topped the Lions at the!v,•as second only to Omega Psi
plate. Phi's Don Carter with a leap of
PENN STATE
AB It RBUCKNE A L B L R H ' l9' 74". Amato has also qualified'
Raidy,3b 42 2 Brotherr,ss 4 0 1;for the finals in the 440 and 100-;
H 00707.20 4 I 1 piti.ot a o o;yard dashes to be held at 6:45 . ,
Loaemon.cf s 1 3 Burns.lb IL 0 o, tonight on Beaver Field. P
Stiehler,e 43 3 Dempster:3b 20 01
Krauser.e 00 0 Snenth.ef 40 0 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon swept the,'
Watkfirmlf 6 2 2 Staley.2b 4 0 0 first two places in the shot put;
Tirabasei.ss 5 1 1 Shapinte 4 0 0:,,,, ''
Rainey.rf 4 0 1 Wirley.e 00 0 , to put
them in second place witht
)4ißer.lb 42 o Burnett.rf a a las points. Russ Mandeville won
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Emery.p 21 0 Bock 2 0 olthe event with a heave of 40 ' Y.,.. ” 4
Itionse,o 0 1 6 z i ts 22 6 followed by teammate Ed 1- len l 7 ' sr
Tata& 37 14 12 Totalat 22 I 2 ..,
s—grounded out for Beek in ninth .36' 8". %
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FRANK PEARSON. Pi Kappa Alpha. goes over the bar in a high
jump effort in the Intramural track field finals last night at Beaver
Field. Pearson's attempt failed as Alpha Phi Delta's Benny Armato
won the event.
APhiDelt Leads in Track
By GEORGE FRENCH Delta Tau Delta's Dick Bullock
Benny Amato won a first in:placed third in the shot with
'the high jump and a second inl36' 5", followed by footballers
;the broad jump to virtually clinchiSam Valentine of Sigma PM Epsi
'the Intramural track fraternityllon and Babe Caprara of Alpha
championship for Alpha Phi Delta iPhi Delta with tosses of 35' 10%"
:last night. The leaders have 24 tand 35.10 1 12".
tpoints. i Independent winners were Jim
In winning the high jump,:l3 arton with s'B" in the high
Amato barely missed clearing theijump; Bill Greene with 19' 3'i!t"
bar at 5' 11" after winning first in the broad jump, and freshman
place with a leap of s'_B",. The footballer Chuck Janerette with
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38' 111'4" in the shot put. Another
freshman footballer, Tom Mul
roney. took second -in the shot
with 37' 214".
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