TUESDAY. APRIL 7, 1939 Lion Stick As Beh John Behne's eight performance enabled P , victory over the Qreyh Field. "It was the overall play that gave us the v Coach Earnie Baer said. Behne came within one Bill Hess' all time record goals in one game by tes eight. He had four in t period. "The defensive play w most outstanding part game." Baer said. "Dic and Mike Beattie did a able job of grabbing th, and feeding it off to th field. Dave Erwin and Moconyi also did a good defense," Baer said. "Our close defensive p ed Loyola to pass long, our midfield to pick off es." he said. The stickmen's 14 go their best effort since th sylvania game of May, 195 they scored 16 goals. Bob Swanson open Lions' scoring at the 1:3 of the first period when nected on a fast drive in front of the goal. Dick Hammond follow d three minutes later with a well screened shot which saw Swanson get the a3sist. After four attempts, Beh n e finally cracked the Loyola nets at the 13:54 mark with a low, bouncing shot. Loyola could get off only four shots in the entire 15-minute period as the Lion defense foiled every scoring attempt. After bounding a shot off the cage, Swanson hit paydirt on his second attempt in the sec ond frame at 4:50. Behne then tallied his second marker at 11:17, unassisted, directly in front of the cage to make the score 5-0 Chip Henderson scored his lone goal at the 14:14 mark with a driving shot from the left of the cage on another pass from Swan son Loyola was held to two shots for the entire second period as it once again failed to score. Behne opened the third period with Iwo quick goals. Bill Mc- Donough picked up the assist on the first at 1:10 but Bohm; hurled the second one in un assisted. Loyola finally cracked the Lion defense at 8:23 of the third frame as Bill Asher found the range. Swanson picked up his third goal at 14:58 on a set-up in front Patterson Fight Will Be Held In Indianapolis INDIAN APOLIS VP)—Floyd Patterson's manager said yester day Patterson would de f end his he a v y weight championship against Brian London May 1 in Indianapolis instead of at Las Ve gas, Nev., regardless of the out come of a television contract. Gus D'Amato said the television dispute was between the National Broadcasting Co. and Cecil Rhodes Jr., Cranford, N.J., industrialist promoter, but, added: "Regardless of what happens, the fight will be held in Indiana polis," Rhodes said the title bout was moved from Las Vegas to In dianapolis to escape rumors of gamblers' backing. "There's wasn't—legal legally," Rhodes added. don't want that kind of tion." In Las Vegas, Jack Di: retary of the Nevada Commission, said he was and surprised" by the s • Doyle said Rhodes "toll fight was all set last and promised to be out h to work out final detail Rhodes said he expe;. and Gillette Co., sport agree to switch in the to en Win, 14-3 Scores Eight BILL BARBER goals combined with a strong team .nn State to chalk up a 14-3 lacrosse o unds of Loyola Saturday at Beaver team balance and strong defensive * * ctory," * -, _ _ .loal of If nine .ing in e last - the f the Dill mark - ball mid- Andy ob on ! y forc -1 mabling 1 r,e pass- Is was Penn , when - .I. ' ! z , 114 mark r e con ;n shot John Behne . . . scores 8 goals of the goal by Jim Kane. In the fourth period it was all Behne as he racked up four goals. He opened the period on a quick goal at 0:13 with Ham mond getting the assist. Behne split the nets again at 4:08 with Kane again picking up the as sist. • Between Behne's goals Jim Winpenny notched his lone tally at 5.18 with an assist from Swan son. Behne then finished off the game for the Lions with two quick unassisted goals. Jim Kelly scored twice for Loy ola in the fourth period, with his tallies coming at 6:14 and 14:30. The Lion defense held Loyola to 19 shot' while the Lions made 59 attempts. Penn State was tagged with 9 penalties; Loyola had 3. '47 Gridders Hold Record Penn State's unbeaten, untied football team of 1947 set defensive! records which still stand as the best in the nation: fewest rushing yards per game by opponents, 17 0, and fewest rushing yards per play bycopponents, 0.64. 18 Lettermen to Return Eighteen lettermen from Penn State's 1958 football squad will return for the '59 campaign. In cluded in the group will be seven of last year's starters and eight from the second team. Attractive Home Card Penn State's home grid oppon-, ents in 1960 will be Boston Uni versity, Missouri, West Virginia, and Maryland. The Lions are slated to face Army, Syracuse, Illinois, Holy Cross, and Pitts burgh on the road. JACICHARPERJACKHARPERJACKHARPERJACKIIARPERJACKHARPERJACKHARI MR. SENIOR "For The Apparel Oft Proclaims The Man." HAMLET or il "But I mpiica- yle, sec- Athletic "baffled itch. me the hursday [ere soon 4 IP s s Custom Shop for Men _ vzl 4 Visit our second 'V' Ell' 4 floor . . . step UP Around the Corner from Bostonian Ltd. v) CC to an Atherton suit. ~. 2 W. College Ave., State College o• ote) is NBC ;sags. to lecast %.• ACKIIMAPERJACKHARPERJACKUARPERJACKMARPERIACKHARPERJACKHAR THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA 1 Outfield, 2 Infield Slots Set A veteran double play combin ation and an outfielder who only plays against righthanded pitch ing will form the nucleus of the Lions' infield and outfield for the coming season. Thus Penn State baseball coach Joe Bedenk must fill four slots and possibly five before the Lions open the season against Gettys burg Wednesday, at Beaver Field. Larry Fegley, secona base, and Captain Bob Hoover, short stop, are sure to open against the Bullets. Fegley and Hoover are both lettermen and were two of the most consistent per formers on the Lion nine a year ago. Fegley wound up the year with a .324 batting average while Hoov er finished at .320. But the rest of the positions Sports Dope ... Special Opponents in '59 Colgate and Boston U. will be Penn State's "special day" grid opponents next season. Colgate will visit Beaver Field on Sand Day, and B.U. will provide Home coming opposition. Champion Lion G-Men Penn State has won four na tional and nine Eastern gym nastics championships. The Nit tany Lions won both titles as re cently as 1957. Missouri New Grid Foe Missouri will be the only com pletely new opponent on Penn State's 1959 football schedule. 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Right now could break into the starting line it looks like Larry Beighey, alup as centerfielder, according to junior, will start at first base withlßedenk. Davis was a standout all-around performer Ron Rinkeriperformer for the freshman team on hand to help out there if need- last year. ed. Rinker can also play the out- Doug Caldwell is set in right field. field—at least when a righthand- Mike Hader, one of Bedenk's er is pitching. Caldwell led the talented sophs, is the number one Nittany batting attack last year candidate for the third base slot. with .333 but that teas "one way" But Dick Landis, an outfielder only, who came to Bedenk as a third sacker, might see action there if he isn't in left field Right now. Landis is battling for the starting job in left field with service returnee Dick Coyle. Coyle could play center field too. 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