PAGE SIX Lion 'Nine' Halts Bucknell, 7-4 Rainey Clouts HR By LOU PRATO If bas Pb.-111 coach Joe Bedenk has to sit through any more games like the one his team struggled through yesterday afternoon at Beaver Field, he may windup like Yul Brynner. The veteran Lion nine won its second game of the -ei•eon with a 7-4 victory over neighboring Iluel<nell but not before Bedenk littered the south Fide of the dugout with a few of his grey hairs. It wasn't that the contest was so close—for it wasn't. But it was the way in which the Lions went about their victory which seemed to dis. turb the diamond magician. the Nittanies left men on base in every inning hut the sixth, and except for a couple of brief iutei vah in the third and eighth frames, their u wally poweiful ,hitting attack was nil. And that wa,n't all. I.3edenk'N usually reliable wound tu.! Cal limety wasn't up to par either. Emery. who won the moxt valuable player award of the NCA odd series last June, was wild fioin the ctait but managed to hang on until the ninth inning. The southpaw flinger gave up only two hits but his inability of finding the strike zone led to his undoing llowever, rl wa'n't until the last inning that the 131 , 0 n, managed to score. And then, they tallied all four runs with the benefit of only one loa-rhit—a ,angle at that. Emery opened the stanza by racking up his llth 'Strikeout of the game but his sixth walk TKE, Alpha Sig Pace IM League in Volleyball 11A VOLLEYBALL Tau Kappa Epsilon and Alpha Sigma Phi moved into a first! place tie in League F Monday lead in League A with a 4-0 night when they both' came whitewashing of the Hucksters. ?thiough with victories TKE beat; Len Brenner of the Fowls Phi Sigma Up , ,ilon, 15-1, 15-10,; took individual honors in' the and Alpha Sig won by forfeit! evening's bowling. He had the from Alpha Phi Delta. I high single game-234 and the Sigma No had a hard time, but!, high series-602. ;Andeison,lb 50 0 Pin,on,rf 51 1 1 they gained the;r first win aq they In other matches, the Ten Pins Acuera,lb 0 0 0 Robinson3f 4 1 2 'Lopata,c 3 1 1 Bilko,11) 2 0 0 heat Phi Kaopa Sigma, 15-6, 9-15, took second place when they 4 1 1 i l Essegianjf 4 2 2 lloak,Th 15-7: Delta Sigma Phi took their, edged R.A.R., 3-1; Nittany 34 beat fPost,rf 4 0 2 Bell,cf 4 0 2 0 0 third straight victory, downinglMcKee 11, 3-1; the Wacs beat the!L"T n n gi r 2 f b 4 ° 0 0 0, 3.121:11'en 3 ,F 8 1 0 0 Theta Xi, 15-5, 15-12: Theta Chilßruins, 3-1, and McKee I beat laoberta,p' 2 1 1 b-Thurman o 0 0 walloped Sigma Alpha Epsilonithe Capdalists, 3-1. ,Farrell.p 00 0 r-rondY 00 0 15-3, 15-3, and Phi Kappa Tau In League B the Zeros clung to r n -lem " 1 0 1 La. rence,P a 0 0 Semproch,p 0 0 0 Wight,p 0 0 0 won by forfeit from Phi Sigma i a slim lead despite a 4-0 loss to, Kdiy,p o 0 0 Delta 'the Gutter bailers. 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Los Angeles 0 Chicago at St. Louis, night •14 innings AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 3 . . . 136,t0n 0 Detioit 4 .. Chicago Kansas City 5 . . Cleveland 0 Haltom - or b . . . \Va'hington 1 PHILA. CINCINNATI AB RR AB R II nan.lez ~s 5 0 1 Temple,2b 4 1 1 Ashburn,ef 4 1 2 e-Ct owe 1 0 1 Ilarnmer,3l) 4 0 1 f-Whis'n'n't 0 0 0 Emery Walks 7 followed. Successive errors by rookie second base man Larry Fegley and veteran first sacker Gary Miller filled the bases and the Bisons' first run crossed with Emery's final walk. At that point, Bedenk called in junior Ron Riese to spell Emery. But Riese, who whiffed the only three men he faced in the season's opener against Western Maryland, walked his first foe for another run. He fanned his third Bison batter but Clearfield's Ellis Harley belted a sharp single to centerfield to plate two more. However, the rally ended there as Riese forced clean up hitter Dick Pitko to fly out to right field. The Lions garnered nine hits off two Bison flingers but five of them were collected by two men—Ron Rainey and Jack McMullen. Rainey, who led the team in baiting last season and had three hits against Western Maryland, continued his blistering offensive by driving in four men with a single, double and homer in five at bats. McMullen, who only plays when a right hand hurler is on the mound, drove in two runs _ with two singles in four trips. Rainey and McMullen both figured in the Lion's four-run scoring outburst in the third frame. Emery led off and reached first when the Buck nell first baseman dropped an easy infield throw. Fegley moved Emery to third with a double to left and after Hoover grounded to the third base man, Rainey blasted his two-bagger to center to score Emery and Fegley. 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