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MarylandStickmen
Clobber Lions, 22-5
The Penn State lacrosse team lost their home opener yesterday to Maryland. At one
point in the game, the Lion stickmen were only one goal behind. That was 1:03 mark when
the score was 1-0 on the opening goal by Terrapin attackman Dick Corrigan. The final score
was 22-5. •
Roger Goss scored two of
scoring column. Behne hit from
the middle on a pass from Fred
Donahoe.
Behne also scored the second
tally for the home forces on one
of the best one-man scoring moves
that has been seen on Beaver
Field. Tfi e junior midfielder
picked up the ball off the right
of the crease, was temporarily
checked by four opponents as he
completely circled the back of
the goal and finally scored from
the opposite side of the crease.
Donahoe accounted for the
other three scores as he and
Behne proved to the sparse
crowd that they are by far the
Lions most experienced ball
handlers.
Sophomore attackman Jim Win
penny handled the ball very nice
the few times he got it, but his
companions on the attack trio
were either playing with larger
than usual holes in their leather
laced sticks or using the wrong
glue. The most outstanding of
fender was Barry Price who drop
ped the ball more than he held
it. This was only Price's fourth
game of the year.
In front of the goal was Burt
Houseworth. Houseworth, th e
same man who allowed only one
fourth of the Navy's shots to score
last week, could only stop 13 of
Maryland's 35 official shots (that,
does not include the many Mary-,
land shots that either missed thel
goal or were not touched by the
goalie).
At an early stage of the game,
Houseworth had five saves
while 12 goals (that's a save
average of less than one-third
—almost the reverse of his
Navy feat). Houseworth played
the entire game.
At one point in the match they
Lions gave up thirteen straight
goals before Donahoe broke into
the scoring column (and the.
monotony) for the home team.
Coach Earnie Baer's first team"
mid-field did yeoman service, butt
could not get together with thel
offense or defense. Donahoe and'
Behne work the lead trio along
with a potentially good third man,
Chip Henderson. Henderson was'
very effective in eluding the deH
tense the few limes he tried. The;
"D" unit midfield—composed of,
Dick Bullock, Dick Weeden and,
Dick Hammond—showed a lack'
of both speed and size.
Another of the small inci
dences which made it a long
hot afternoon occurred as a
photographer for the Pitts
burgh Press held up the game
for over 20 minutes. His main
comment was "Just one more
shot boys, just one more shot."
The fans would have appreci
ated it if the Lions had saved
more of those shots for the
game.
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National Sports Briefs
Cincinnati Redlegs general
manager Gabe Paul filed a formal
protest yesterday against an um
pire's ruling that allowed the ty
ing run in the Redlegs' 5-4 loss
to Philadelphia Tuesday.
The Montreal Canadians will
try to go ahead in the National
Hockey League's Stanley Cup
Playoff Finals when they host the
Boston Bruins this evening. The
best-of-seven series is tied at two
all.
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early all afternoon was the Penn State
Maryland, 22-5. Defensemen Dick Dill
are watching goalie Burt Houseworth.
From the Associated Press
investigation of pro boxing will
take several months. Hogan made
the statement after a two-hour
conference with Julius Helfand,
chairman of the New York state
athletic commission.
An alumni team featuring pro
staLdouts Sam Huff and Joe Mar
coni will help West Virginia
wind up its spring football drills
May 10. More than 35 alumni have
already accepted invitations to
play on a team that will be
coached by ex-Mountaineer stars
Freddie Wyatt and Chick Donald
son.
Beta Sig Triumphs
IM VOLLEYBALL
Beta Sigma Rho's thrilling
comeback victory over volleyball
powerhouse Alpha Zeta, 11-15, 17-
15, 17-15, Tuesday night was the
highlight of the current 1M volley
ball tournament.
Lambda Chi Alpha garnered ]
victory number three and moved
into a first place tie in League A
when it rallied to overcome Sig
ma Tau Gamma, 10-15, 15-9, 15-8.
Tau Phi Delta also took its
third win in as many outings,
nipping Phi Epsilon Pi, 15-12, 15-
12. Delta Upsilon, playing the
role of an underdog, knocked Beta
Theta Pi from th e unbeaten
ranks, 15-5, 15-10.
In other games, Sigma Pi beat
Alpha Rho Chi, 15-9, 15-13, and
Alpha Gamma Rho beat Phi Kap
pa, 15-9, 15-8.
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IM badminton moves into in
dividual flight championships Fri
day night with eight matches. The
outstanding match, according to
Donny Watkins, an assistant IM
director, will be between last
year's champion "Jim" Phaurtg
phadki of Pi Lambda Phi and
Russel Foss of Phi Delta Theta.
As of yesterday, only the first
six flights were ready to crown
individual champions. The finals
consist of a playoff between the
eight flight champions.
Flight I—" Sam" Phaungpbadki. Pi Lamb•
da Phi, yr. John Behier, TXi.
Plight 2—Jay Waterman, TOO, va Jim
Biggs, SAE.
Flight .3—Bob Teettell, SNu, vs Joe White.
man, Tau Phi Delta,
Flight 4—Per Torgeson, PGDelta, vs Joel
Couza, Sigma Chi.
Flight 6—Don Robinson, AZ, vs Alex Me..
Kay, Pi Kappa Phi.
Flight 6—Fred Smyser, APD, vs Jim Kane.
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