SATURDAY. MAY 3. 1958 Second Half Surge Helps Stickmen Win About 200 years ago the Indians of the southwest invented a game called lacrosse. They adopted the game as their fav orite pasttime, and played it well. Even though they didn't invent the game the Penn State lacrosse team also played the game quite well yesterday at Geneva, New York and beat little Hobart College, 8-2. The game was an exceptionally rough one as can be verified by the fact that Penn State scored all their second half goals-6, when Hobart was one man short due to having a man n the pen alty box. Thie first half end deadlock. In the first half 11 tack was a bit weak fielder, John Behne score twice, first at 7:.4 at 27:06. In the second ha the team pulled together and g ye Hobart a lesson in how to pl y lacrosse.l The offensive attacl moved' smoothly and Penn S ate racked up six goals to none for home, forces and went on tolwin The second half Offensive was sparked by Fred DOnahoe who, tallied three goals. Other Lioni goals were turned in by Jim Win-1 penny and Dick Hammond. Mike, Beattie, a defenseman, pulled off; the most thrilling play of the gamel when he stole the ball from a, Hobart attackman and raced up held to score unassisted. Defensively the whole team stood out. Hobart only had 25 shots in the whole game. Ten of those were limited to the last • half. Goalie Burt Houseworth was outstanding in the nets for the Nittany Lions. The army veteran,' who had been having a rough time this year, had 16 saves and at many times looked spectacular. The defense suffered a tough break, however, when Dick Dill was injured in the first half. Dill was sent to the hospital where X-rays were taken of his pre viously bad knee. Coach Earnie Baerl was quite pleased with the overall play of his team. The Lions showed a marked improvement yesterday at Hobart, and today they travel to Syracuse where they meet the always tough Orangemen. Three-Way Ties Occur in Bowling IM BOWLING League C and D ended their regular campaigns Thursday night with three way ties in both leagues. ' In League C, Pi Kappa Phi. behind the fine bowling of Alex McKay, managed to move into the three way tie by downing Chi Phi, 4-0. Sigma Alpha Mu clung to their part of first place when they downed Triangle, 4-0. Alpha Chi Rho, the other team involved in the tie, beat Acacia, 4-0. In League D Beaver House, .Phi Sigma Kappa, and Sigma Phi Ep silon all tied for first place, on the basis of Thursday night wins. The ties in both leagues will be played off early next week. PENN STATE HORSE SHOW MAY 3 and 4 Saturday 9 A.M. Sunday 1 P.M. UNIVERSITY SHOW GROUNDS DONATION 50c ' By SANDY PADWE Lopez Says Yanks No Cinch to Win Manager Al Lopez thinks his Chicago White Sox will be out of the American League cellar be fore long. He still believes his team and a couple of others can bar the New York Yankees from another pennant. Id in a 2-2 le Lion at but mid ; anaged to 1 and then One reason why the Yanks are no cinch for the pennant, he said. is the great improvement of three second division teams—Baltimore. Kansas City and Washington. As for his own team, Lopez said, Chicago is a better team than last year. "Our changes have been for the better. Our pitching is 100 per cent improved." Major Leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE Yesterday's Results New Yotk It Kansas City 1 Boston 6 Detroit 0 W 1. Pet. GB. New York 10 4 .714 xWashington ____ 7 5 .582 2 Kansas City ____ 4 6 .571 2 xCleveland 1 7 .533 2q . Detroit __________ t S .500 3 sßaltimore —____ 5 7 .417 4 Roston 6 10 .374 6 xChicago 4 9 .304 51Z, a—Night games Today's Games Chicago at Washington—Donovan (0-3) vs. Griggs 19-0/. Cleveland at Raltimore--McLish (04) vs. O'Dell (1-2). Kansas City at New York—Urban (1.0) vs. Larsen 12-91. Detroit at Roston—Shaw (0-1) vs. Nixon (0-31. NATIONAL LEAGUE Yesterday's Results Chicago I Milwaukee 7 W 1. Pvt. CR. Chicago _ 10 5 -567 xPittahurgh I 6 .615 1 xSan Ft ancisca __ 9 6 .600 1 .xCinCinnati 6 5 .515 2 (Milwaukee 5 7 .533 2 cPhiladelphia 6 7 .112 xLos Angeles ____ 5 10 .323 5 xSt. Louis 3 10 .231 6 a—Night games Today's Games Cincinnati at St. Louis--Raddix (1-1) vs. Mizell (0-2). Milwaukee at Chicago—Rush (1-1) va. Phillips (0A). Pittsburgh at Los Angeles—Friend (3-0) va. Kipp 11-01. Philadelphia at San Francisco—Simmons (1-21 vs. Moazant (2-21. RADIO Service and Sappiths *Car &alias • Portable Radios e Phonographs e Batteries A _ • • State College- TV 212& Allen St THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Norris, Moran Seek Wins Cindermen Meet Mountaineers Today By MACK McCAUGRAN The Penn State varsity track team left yesterday bound for Morgantown, W. Va., and a dual meet with WVU's mountaineers. The Mounties have compiled a 3 and 1 record thus far this sea son. They are rated as the under dogs in the contest and will be looking for an upset victory. The Mounties are strong in the pole vault, sprints and hurdles and are. favored in the latter two of these categories. The pole vault will be the event to watch. WVU's top vaulter, Dave Tork, cleared 14-11 1 4 earlier this year. Hey 4 holds his school's • " record and will - give the Lion's Ogie Norris quite el, • a battle for the tor, (first place laur els. Norris, holder of the Penn State ' • record-13-9 3 / 4 4 will be out to crack the 14 foot mark. Norris has Moran been working on a faster ap proach, sharper pull and higher grip. He is now holding the pole at the 13-foot mark—this is the accepted height for a fifteen foot vault. "If I get the new combination," Norris said, "a 15-foot vault is not out of the question." Finally . . . The Centre County- Film Lab is having their GRAND OPENING they have Prizes. FREE GIFTS, and most important Honest - To -- Goodness ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES. Come ash and look! We doubt you'll do better, even in that store "back home." With 1/211 50nua C 2. 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