TUESDAY. APRIL 21, 1959
Stickmen
As Beh
ON THE HEAD—Hank Schilling (right), Penn State midfielder,
tries to dodge a stick-wielding Hobart defenseman in Saturday's
game which the Lions won, 11-3.
By BILL BARBER
Although hampered by lack
of leadership in the midfield,
the Penn State lacrosse team
won a decisive 11-3 victory
over Hobart Saturday.
"Our midfield play looked rath
er ragged out there Saturday,"
stated Coach Earnie Baer, "Only
the heavy scoring of John Behne
kept us as far ahead as we were,"
Baer went on.
"However, our defense was
hacking up better and Dave Wil
kinson, our goalie, looked a lot
better because his ankle is heal
ing," said Coach Baer.
The Lions were lacking two
of their top midfielders Bob
Swanson and Chip Henderson.
Swanson, the chief playmaker
of the team has been out since
the Navy game but probably
will see action at Cornell to
morrow. Henderson was injured
in the Penn game but should
also travel to Cornell.
The way the stickmen stilted
off, it looked like they were head
ing for disaster. In the first 20
seconds of play Larry Atkinson
charged from the faceoff and
raced downfield unopposed to
tally the first goal for IL•bart.
For two full minutes hie Nit
tany stickmen looked like the
team that went down before
Navy by the crushing score of
29-3. Their play was sloppy as
Hobart kept control of the ball
most of the time.
But finally Behne was able to
post himself in front of the Ho
bart nets, and, snagging a short
c l
pass from Jim Kane, h complete
ly outfaked the Hobart goalie and
whipped it through 1 r the first
Lion tally.
A minute later, , ith Ray
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Whip Hobart
Tallies Five
Tuleya in the penalty box, Ho
hart pushed into the lead for its
second and last time on an
other goal by Atkinson.
The Lions finally tied it up
three minutes later when Kane
caught a pass from Dick Ham
mond and fired it through for the
goal.
Five minutes later the Baermen
surged ahead on one of the best
scoring plays of the game. Dick
;Janda started the play deep in
Lion territory by taking a pass
from the Lion defense. Janda ran
it out to midfield, passed off to
Hammond who in turn charged
upfield. Hammond passed off to
Dick Bullock in front of the goal
and he pivoted around for the
score.
Behne had one of his best
goals of the game when he took
a pass from Tuleya, and charg
ed through the Hobart defense
for a goal-bound whipping shot
at the goal.
At the very beginning of the
second quarter, Behne came
through once again when he took
a pass from Hammond, who had
won a faceoff. Although he was
opposed by two Hobart defense
men, Behne charged through and
unleased a shot that caught the
goaltender completely off guard.
From then on the Lions were
unbeatable as they piled up goal
after goal. Behne scored two more
to bring his total to five, while
Bullock scored twice in the fourth
period for his three tallies. Kane
followed with two markers and
Bill McDonough managed to grab
a tally in the final minute of the
game.
Dave Wilkinson played one of
his best games this year as he
chalked up 13 saves and held the
Hobart attack to three goals.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Tullar Nabs
2d Place
In Shot Put
(Continued from page ten)
cus and Musser added a third
place in the latter event.
Fareira cleared six feet in the
high jump to salvage a tie for
second place for the Nittanies.
Pole vaulters Ron Beard and
Dale Peters tied for third with
13-foot vaults,
Summaries:
Mile—l. Tie between Moran (PSI and
Engelbrimr il'Si. 3. Weber IPS), .1 - 100.
340-1. Hanibright PS i ; 2. Dunn :
3. B Schwab
100-1 Blown ( PSI , 2. Smith IN/; 3
O'Connor tPh I , •090.
120 Histh Hurdles--1. Neal IN) : 2. Mc-
Henry i N : 1 Fariera (PSI, •110
880-1. King (PS) ; 2. March IN/ : 3.
Jones (PSI. I •i 1.7 I new track record I.
220-1. Brown IPSI , 2. O'Connor (1'S):
3. Metzgar IPSI, - 22.3.
Two Mile--1 Engelhrtnk PSI : 2. Kers
(PS) : 3. Kunkle IN), 9.128 bnew track
record).
220—Low Hurdle.-1. S7eyller (PS) 2.;
McHenry IN) : 3. Neal IN 1, 24 4.
Shut Put-1 Hart IN) 51*-V 2 Tullat
(PS) 49'4"; 3 Bartek IN) 4 , P-91,",
Ovicus-1 Hart (NI 152'-10 1 ," 2 Tul
lar IPS I 148 -8" . 3 rituA-ler I PS, 147'-2%".
Pole Vault-1 Tie between Beaton (N)
and Macon (Ni 1 3. Tie lietween
Beard 1 Pfi I and Peters IPS 1 and Michaleb
(NI Is.-00".
High Jiimp-1. 11 Ider (NI 6'-2": 2. Tie
between Fariera (YS) and Mardhall Ibll
Broad Jump--1. Thorell INI 21'-11"; 2.
Ramey I PS) 21'5" ; A.. Pritchard ( N ) 21'4".
J ?keel) n-1 Nyee I PSI 204'..3" : 2. J.
Schwab (PS) 20Z'-9'c"; .1. Musser IPS)
202%7".
Mile Relay-1. Penn State (Davies, 11
Schwab, Moran, Hambright). 2. Nasy
1:162 (new track recout i.
Baseball --
(Continued from page nine)
now has a 12-4 slate. The Nit
tanies will be looking for Num
ber Five tomorrow when they
play Bucknell at Lewisburg.
Second Game
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Minor to Captain
'6O Wrestling Team
Junior wrestler Sam Minor was honored twice last night
at the annual wrestling banquet sponsored by the Penn State
Wrestling Club.
The 147-pound Lion ace was elected captain of the 1960
mat team by his teammates and was awarded the lArilliam
Neidig Trophy by the club as the
outstanding wrestler of the past
campaign.
Ridge Riley. executive secre
tary of the Penn State Alumni
Association, presented the Nei
dig Trophy to Minor. He also
presented awards to two other
Nittany grapplers, Hank Ba
rone and George Gray.
Barone received the Kay Vin
son Trophy as the most improved
wrestler of the season. And Gray,i
who won the Vinson honor last,
year, was given the Penn State!
Wrestling Club Trophy, awarded;
to the senior with the best three
,year record as a Lion matman.
Junior Dan Johnston also re
!ceived an award last night—the
William E (Doc) Lewis Trophy
given for spirit, courage, and boy
aity. Dr. Bill Hoffman, former
faculty member regarded as the
"veteran" of Lion wrestling fol
lowers, made the presentation.
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ager was also named at the
banquet. He is Norm Lutke
fedder, a junior from Edding-
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PAGE ELEVEN
ion, who replaces Torn Burns, II
senior from Steubenville, Ohio,
Sophomores Andrew Case, of
Point Pleasant, Phil Cox, of Mal
,vern, and Peter Laros, of Corn
,wells Heights, were elected to
first manager posts.
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