TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1958
Lion quarterback, who earned the "reckless" monicker with his
daring escapades on the gridiron last fall, proved that Saturday
afternoon on Beaver Field when he led the Whites to a 22-14 win
over the Blues in the annual Blue-White grid classic.
Lucas scored two touchdollns
and passed for another as the in
jury -riddled White sqliad edged
its rebel teammates before 2000
football-starved fans. But it was
the junior (to-be) signal caller's
dazzling 65-yard touchdown run
from a pass formation which left
the crowd gasping. ,
The score was tied at 14-all
with seven minutes left in the
final stanza whin Lucas faded
back to his own 45-yard line to
pass. But finding no receivers
open, he darted around left end,
cut back sharply 10 yards from
the scrimmage line to avoid
three would-be tacklers, picked
up some downfield blockir7,
and sped into the end zone
standing up. Chaffee's end run
for the extra points (two for a
run or pass, the new rule states)
was anticlimactic
Lucas started the White's on
their victory trail in the early mo
ments of the game after the
Whites had taken possession of
the ball on their own 45 (in ab
sence of a kickoff)• Veteran Ed-
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
die Caye broke away on a 40-
yard gallop down the left side
line and three plays later Lucas
went over center for the first
score. His pass to Bruce Gilmore
for the PAT fell incomplete.
Caye and Pat Botula, the
other White first team half
back, were injured later in the
second quarter and didn't play
the second half).
Regular varsity field general Al
Jacks, handling that role for the
Blues, brought his team back into
contention midway in the second
period with an 8-yard aerial in the
heart to halfback Dave Kasperian
(who was easily the most impres
sive back on the field). But Jacks'
pass to Kerr for the Blues' extra
point(s) was out of the end zone.
Late in the third quarter, the
Whites regained the lead when
a Lucas punt was muffed by
rookie Jim Pae on the Blues
15-yard marker. Several plays
later Lucas hit Chaffee in the
end zone. Another pass to Chaf
fee was good for two more
LionsßeatHoyas,2-0,1 3-0;
Set Sights on Playoff Berth
This is the make or break
week for Penn State's baseball
team. Coach Joe Bedenk's dia
mondites have three games
scheduled this week and a
victory in every tilt is a must
if the Lions are to get a repeat
bid to the NCAA District 2
playoffs.
The Lions are under heavy
consideration by the playoff
committee (which meets in New
York City Sunday)—especially
after the double-header shut
Ist Game
PENN STATE GEORGETOWN
AB R 11 AR 11 11
Fealey.2b 2 1 Hargaden of 3 0 0
Hoover,ss 2 0 Mulvihill:lb 2 0 1
Ramey,lf 8 0 Pacifico,ll) 3 0 0
Sttekler,c 1 0 Deltiare,p 3 0 1
141nore.of 3 1 Stmens,lf 2 0 0
Watkina,rf 3 0 Ilalleranaf 2 0 0
8ah1y,313 1 0 a-Smith 1 0 0
Millet-Mt 3 0 Solloman.c 3 0 0
Emery,p 2 1 Lennon.as 3 0 0
Leeber,2l) 1 9 0
Totals 20 2 3 Totals 28 0 2
a—Struck out for Holleran in 7th
Penn State 100 010 000-2 3 0
Gem getown 000 000 000-0 2 0
Rlit—Fegley. 2B—Emery. SU—Feeley.
DP—Georgetown (Mulvihill. Pacifico). LOB
—Penn State 3, Georgetown 5. BB—off
Emery 3; off DeMare 5. SO—Emery 10.
DeMare 4. WP—Emery, DeMare. W—Em
ery. L—DeMare.
•••,/11. OM. OP MOO,. 4, I' •
out sweep over Georgetown
Saturday. But the Nittanies will
have to beat Temple tomorrow,
Penn on Friday and always
dangerous Lafayette on Satur
day to stay in the running.
As for the Georgetown vic
tories, Penn State had a rather
easy time—winning the opener
2-0 behind the two-hit hurling
of lefty Cal Emery and taking the
nightcap 13-0 behind the one-hit
pitching of diminutive Ron Riese.
Emery, who now owns a 7-0
season record, was in serious
trouble only once as he set the
Hoyas down in order in four
frames. Georgetown threatened
in the second when they placed
men on second and third (via a
single, walk and wild pitch)
points.
The Blues tied it again early
in ,the fourth period when Andy
Moconyi bulled over left guard
from 10 yards out after two large
gains by Kasperian and a 20-yard
Jacks to Jim Kerr aerial had set
the play up. The Jacks-Kerr corn
hination was good for the PAT,
too,
And that was all the scoring
until Lucas' sparkling ,breakaway
run.
That's it! ... Seven days left to
let bill coleman make a knockout
portrait of you in uniform (25%
discount if you act within next 7
days). Leave your leggings home.
* * *
Jack McMullen
. . . knocks in 3 RBl's
with no outs. But Emery pro
ceeded to eliminate the trouble
by striking out the side. (He
fanned 1Q all told).
Emery aided his own cause in
the fifth when he scored on a
single by Larry Fegley after
blasting a two-out double to right
field.
Riese - didn't allow a man past
first base in his seven-inning stint,'
And the only hit off. the little'
righthander was a second inning
smash to center.
The Lions only collected three , '
hits themselves in the opener be
fore erupting for 12 in the night-,
cap, including two doubles by 1
Fegley.
Fegley figured in both Lion
runs in the first tilt. In the first
inning, he walked and moved to
third on a sacrifice by Bob Hoov
er and an infield out. Don Stick-'
ler walked and with Joe Moore
at the plate, Fegley and Stickler
THE POWER OF POSITIVE WRINKLING
While eveibt:tdy knows that
the soft collar on Van Heusen
Century Shirts won't wrinkle,
over, a Van Heusen survey
among college students has
revealed that precious few
know why. Here are some of
the responses:
J. L.—sophomore at the
Psychodynamic Institute for
Arts, Crafts, and Number Pa int
ing—"Obviously, the collar
won't wrinkle, because it's
tfraid to wrinkle. It may have
been threatened by some surly
Van Heusen vice-president.
Ergo, it exhibits the Cavandish
anti-wrinkle syndrome."
G. P.—junior at Usury
School of AdverEising—"Collar
wise, there's no demand for
wrinkles. No customer benefit.
Now, this is strictly off the
top of my cranium, but the
statement, 'the soft collar that
won't wrinkle, ever,' is too
negative. Substitute 'never' for
`ever' and you not only have
000110000000 01 1 5000000000••0111,000000000000001900410.11
Soli exclaivety in Stale College at . . .
Mites 11:rus ~1101 t
114 E. COLLEGE AVE.
PAGE SEVEN
tried a delayed double steal. Stick
ler was thrown out at second but
not before Fegley had crossed the
plate. Fegley's single tallying
Emery finished the Lion scoring.
Fegley, Hoover, Ron Rainey,
Stickler, Steve Baidy and Jack
McMullen led the Lions' of
fensive barrage in the second
game. Fegley, Hoover, Stickler
and Baidy had two hits, Rainey
three and McMullen one. How
ever, McMullen accounted for
three runs-batted-in with a two
run single in the first and a
sacrifice fly in the seventh.
2nd Game -
PENN STATE GEORGETOWN
AR RN AB H
Fraley 2h 4 2 2 Mut%ihill.ab 2 0
lim)yet ,L.a 2 2 2 Lceber.26 1 0
Rainey.lf 5 2 3 a-Lieber man 1 0
Stir ler.c 4 3 2 DeMare.it 3 0
Caldwell.cf 2 2 0 Ray Smith,cl 3 0
McMullen,if 4 0 1 Paciticio.th 3
Da n1y,36 6 1 2 Rargaden.rt 3 0
b 3 0 0 Lennon,sl 3 0
Riese,p 2 1 0 Sollomnn.c 2 0
Donahne.p 0 0
Smith.p 1 0
Totals 31 13 12 Totals 22 6 1
n—Struck out for Leeber in 7th
Pena State 361 002 2-13 12 2
Georgetown _ 000 000 0— 0
RBl—Feeley, McMullen 3, Caldwell 2„
Ilaidy 2, Stickler 2. Rainey 2. E—Hoover,
Rime, Mulvihill 2. Lennon. 213—Fettlel , 2.
3 11-11 ii y. SR—Hoover. SRC.—Caldwell,
McMullen. DP—Penn State 9,_Ceorgetown
4. 11B—off Riese 3; off Donnhue 2: off
Smith 5. SO—Riese 6, Donahue L Smith
2. HO—Rine 1 for 0 in 7: Donahue 9 foe
g in 2; Smith 4 for 5 in 6. 1113P—Feeley,
Miller. W P —Donahue. W—Rleae. L—Dona.
hue.
Baidy's hit was a three-base
blast, scoring Doug Caldwell in
the seventh.
The Lions had men on in every
inning but the fourth, and scored
in every inning but the fourth
and fifth.
More Sports
On Page Eight
a positive statement—but—
as demonstrated by that
famous cigarette, this
ungrammatical concept will be
attention-getting." -
L. V.—senior quarterback at
Miltown College—"l wouldn't
be without a Van Heusen.
Look here ... under my pleat
less shoulder pads. See? Out
of simple decency, the collar
refrains from wrinkling. It's
this kind of restraint that
recently led to our glorious
victory over Birdbrain U. Not
a man was scathed. Huzzah for
the collar—and fight furiously,
fellows."
.Yes, this is the kind of
ignorance we run across.
Actually, while other collars
are made of 3 pieces of mate
rial, the secret of this soft collar
with its wrinkle-shunning
qualities is one-piece con
struction. Van Heusen Cen
tury shirts come in 5' collar
styles. $4 and $5.
OPEN 9 to