WEDNESDAY, APRI Stick ; In Atte With its prest the Lion lacrosse 1 determination it h Penn at 3:30 p.m. "If we play the we should be able today," commented Baer. "This game wit good opportunity to selves as the col2l be on a more even I went on. As a matter of in be noted that the Saturday was by f game the Lions ev other team before h. more than 22 goals but Navy managed record by 7 goals as up 29 tallies. The bulwark in t up today will be its goalie, Dave Buten. 275 saves last season of the best teams in Last year the Lit the Philadelphians margin of 3-2. In 22 against the Quakers stickmen have won and tied 1. Coach Baer has b n trying to recharge his def - se into the powerful unit it o co was be fore the Navy g e. "Our defense proved to be our weakest point in the Navy game. The goaltenders position in par ticular will need a lot of work," Baer said. "Our goalie, Dave Wilkinson, let quite a few shots past on Saturday that he should have been able to stop. However, this was the first complete game he ever played so he could snap out of it before the season is over," he continued. "We don't know whether Penn will use the zone or man-to-man defense so we have prepare for both," Baer concluded. The defensive starting lineup will find Mike Beattie back in his original slot along with co-captain ] Dick Dill and Dave Erwin. However, the Lion midfield will be at its lowest ebb without the services of versatile Bob Swan son. "Swaney" will be out of serv-, ice for the Penn game due to a charleyhorse. Coach Baer will either use the second midfield as the starting unit or else replace Swanson 15, 1959 n Will Host Penn pt to Save Face By BILL BARBER ge gone after the crushing Navy defeat, learn today will try to regain the spirit and :d earlier in the season. The stickmen meet (today on Beaver Field. type of lacrosse we're capable of playing, take them * * * oath Earnie give us a redeem our . elition will basis," Baer erest it may Navy game :r the worst ir played. No rd ever scored lon the Lions to top this hey wracked Le Penn line- 11.-American 1,;,-7 -•,•''''-'7-'-'',Y. Buten made f'l. -- , against somef s ::_ ": the country. ~ .i f r '-- • ns overcame y the narrow t- years of play ;•,, . - i' the Nittany 1 ~,, _, --"=",: • 3, dropped a, ' - , - with Earl Henderson. If the original starting midfield is used, Ray Tuleya and Dick Hul lock will he used along with Henderson. The second midfield will con sist of Dick Hammond, Gove Elder, and Henderson if he is not used in the starting lineup. Baer could also pull a switch on attack with Jim Kane replacing Bill McDonough , . Co-captain John Behne and Jim Winpenny will fill in the remaining two slots. Starting Pitchers NEW YORK (iP)—P robable pitchers for Wednesday's major league games: National League - St. Louis at Los Angeles N Jackon (0-0) vs. Drysdale (0-1) Chicago at San Francisco N Drabowky (0-0) vs. Antonelli (1-0) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati— Friend (0-1) vs. Nuxhall (0-0) Only games scheduled. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Mike Beattie ... starting defensem,an Braves In Ten MILWAUKEE M—The Milwaukee Braves celebrated the hoisting of their 1958 National League pennant at County Stadium Tuesday by edging the subborn Philadelphia Phillies 4-3 on a 10th inning run which capped a thrilling duel before a crowd of 42,081. The Braves picked up their third straight triumph on three straight singles by Hank' Aaron, Wes Covington and John ny O'Brien The Phillies had rallied for a pair of runs to go ahead in the lop of the ninth. The Braves deadlocked the count on a double by Johnny Lo gan and a single by Mickey Ver non in their half of the inning to send the game into overtime. After starter Warren Spahn was lifted for a pinch hitter, Don Mc- Mahon stopped the Phillies in the top of the 10th. Philadelphia __ 090 001 002 0-2 t 1 Milwaukee ____ 000 001 011 1-4 12 0 10 innings Owens, Farrell 9 and Regan: Spalin. McMahon 10 and Crandall. W—McMahon. L—Farrell. Score Twirls 8-1 Win CLEVELAND (A') Brilliant, pitching by southpaw Herb Score and a home run bombardment by his teammates gave the Cleveland Indians an 8-1 victory over the Detroit Tigers Tuesday in the Tribe's home opener before 33,- 098 fans at Municipal Stadium. Detroit . 000 000 100-1 Cleveland 000 300 etc--6 7 I ._Bunning, Davie 5, Morgan 6, Sasce 0, Narieski 8 and Wilson: Score and Nixon. L—Bunning. Home runs—Detroit, Harris 1, Cleveland, Minos* 1, Held 2, Strickland 1. 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In flight 3, Dave Anderson of Delta Chi and Kevin Crowe of Sigma Nu, both winners on Mon day evening, will meet 'tonight for their flight title. In flight 4, Mel Royer of Alpha Tau Omega, last year's flight champion, will meet Lou Papp of ,Chi Phi for the flight title. For Expert Tailoring See C. W. MU, Tailor 222 W. Beaver Avenue PAGE SEVEN RATES CASH—IT words or loss CAA RC E-1! words or less $.50 one Insertion 5.7 two insertions SIM three Insertions Additional words-3 for II IS for each day of Inertias ADS MUST tilt IN HT 11:00 A.lll THE PRECEDING DA T FOR SALE DIVING LIiNG, eouttant flaw 111 e. used three timet S.IO. Phone kilt 7-19DL. JO FT. 19a0 SHULT Trailer $1104.141 Ralph Ekkelberk. Hover Trailer Palk Can 101 l any time. NASHUA TRAILER, lcl;S. Ti-ft. tradi Call AD 8-1118 or Brerhereek lti7J.l. 19a7 PLYMOUTH FURY. titiad shape, com pletely equipped, intuit sell Call Pete Al) 8-407. 194? PONTIAC convel fihie. 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