PAGE SIX Kikla Seeks 3rd Straight Net As '9' Plays at Bucknell Ed Kikla, who is rapidly becoming Penn State's top hurlerl es will go after his 3rd straight win this afternoon when the Lion baseball team travels to Bucknell for a game with the 13ions The Liens (4-1) and Kikla will also be looking for their second wins o% er the Bisons this * * * FiqlSoll. Last week the Nit tames nipped Bucknell, 8-7, at Beaver Field K dila was the winning pitcher in that affair, coming on to pitch four hitless innings of relief. The i,ophomore poit , ,ider then won his u•rontl game Saturday, beating ohm Stale on a two-hitter, 8-2. Since their tilt with the Lions last week, Bucknell has split a pair of games. They lost to La fayette. 6.3, and beat Lycoming, 15-5. They now have an overall record of 2.3. Lion baseball coach Joe Bedenk Nod yesterday that the lineup for today's gain!' would he the same Ifs the one which beat Ohio State in a doubleheader Saturday. The infield will be composed of Laity Beighey at first, Larry Fugley at second, Bob Hoover at :,host and Mike Hader at thud. Dick Landis will he in left, ei ther Doug Caldwell or Ron Rin ker in center and Zeke DeLong in light Harry Beans will be be-1 bind the plate and Kikla will he! on the niotnui. If Kikla has the same success today that he had last week, things shouldn't be too bad for the Lions. But the Bisons are always tough at home and for eight innings last week they held the Lions to a standoff. Seven Lion errors, however. Freshman Nine Gets 11 in sth, Clubs Bucknell Penn State's freshman ba,eball train won its second game in as many outings by soundly trbunc nig Burk null, 19-3, on Beaver Fi•id yesterday. For one inning the game was elose. Then the barrage started— .slow at first but picking up mo mentum as the game progressed— until the Lion cubs exploded for 11 suns in the fifth inning and laterally s‘allced and batted their ay to the iunawav victory. Leadin - g the Lions' attack were Eric Whoiral, John Philips, Tom Moran and Tom Wunderlick. Whorial had a perfect day—three for three. including a double. Philips lad two hits. Moran col luded Iwo hits in the riotous sth inning, one a double, and Wunder lick cracked a double and an inside-the-park homer to ig nite the 11-run fifth, The win %vent to Paul Keen, fiis•t of three Lion hurlers. Iti't KNFLI All H AB 11 1 i ‘‘ll,il,l( 3 1 3 R01tin.. , 9.21, 2 1. 0 at-I , .lhtt Germlnt.l,2l) 0 I), M. Iv 011 . .1,,et 3 0 Nlt.lehtm, f 2 2 1 0 U OMt Gras, et 2 1 1 i (4 1 , 1011. zb 3 M underlick.lf 4 3 21 11a. iik,rt 4 1 Vhiltp..,3l, 4 1 2 til .I'nll,lli 2 1 liurklimrtoni 3 1 1 11/111111.10. 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I.Nk SLi ?.. helped the Bison cause, but Buck nell combined the errors with, TKE Puts 2 D some timely hits for their seven) On the other hand, the Lionsi , ..)ertit's scored the winning run on an et-l A pair of Tau Kappa Epsilon combinations moved into the yor by Bucknell shortstop Ellis!sem i _fi na i s o f IM fraternity hand- Harley. iball-doubles competition and es- Either Tom Thompson, Frank ,tablished the possibility of an all Moore or Mike Kasnick will get TKE final. the starling assignment for the ! Defending champs Don Harnett Ind Bob Campbell turned back i Bisons today. Thompson went ;Torn Edwards and Dick Ham , eight innings against the Lions !mond of Delta Upsilon, 21-7, 21-8. last week, but was removed in'and Charles Bibleheimer and : , favor of Kasnick when he tired partner Paul Ludwig downed 1 in the ei Theta Xi's Dick Barth and Ed ghth. Zimmerman, 8-21, 21-8, 21-18. i Kasnick, a sophomore, didn't; Paul Sweetland and John KralL ;have to much luck though as the,of Phi Mu Delta edged Everett! Lions got to him fast and tagged,Barber and Dan Gray of Beta' him with the loss. 'Theta Pi, 20-21, 21-17, 21-14. and, LION RECORDS Sam Minor teamed with Don Rob Namepoi ib h inson of Alpha Zeta to defeat , Lot i y Felrley __ 2b 22 11 Beta' Sigma Rho's Gerry Carp and j Zeke Dclion g rt 20 0 !Rob Hoot el ,14 iq 7 Joe Fenkel. 10-21, 21-17, 21-4, to 51 Ike Ilmler _____ .2b 14 4 round out other quarter-final ac n.,. ii,,,,,, ______ , 11 , tivity. ,lion Rinker of 10 John AiLiniii r 1 ,Lim ii Itewher ____ li , 10 Dou g Calili‘ ell ___ cf 11 `Dick Lambs ____ _ If 14 Dirk Coyle _ ___ of 0 , Bob Lott _ if 0 I Ibili Hrolink ___ If 0 John NlLtiourraii c 0 I PITCHING Name Id Kilda Tom Dull In Bill Benton Ron it "lob Auer nob hnvno Lan v Freedman __ I. I4A Wolfe _ PENN STATE For Senior Ball Bill McMullen THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Ed Kikla . . seeks third win Won Lost 2 _0 41 O a G O 4 O 0 14 J To Get My Corsage from Florist 130 E. COLLEGE AVE. Phone ADams 7-4994 Team Play At t Point After dropping a close match 'to the Terrapins of Maryland Saturday, the Lion tennis team hopes to bounce back into the , win column today when it meets Army at West Point. There will be a number of changes in the Nittany singles ;line-up for today's match. Lion I tennis coach Sherm Fogg will ,have Dick Ludwig playing the number one position for the Lion inetmen. In the first three match es, Ludwig, a sophomore, playing his first year of varsity competi tion, was the Lion's number two man. Captain Chuck Bibleheimer will ,play in the number two position for the netters. The only Nittany .netman keeping his same position 'from the last Lion match will be junior Jerry Carp, in the number three slot. fielder, will head the Big Red ! John Krell moves up from the lineup. Pfann scored twice in fifth slot and replaces Gary Moore last year's game against the in the fourth position while John ;Lions will switch from the sixth ;Lions with one of his goals com ing in the tie-breaking overtime .to fifth position. Sophomore Don period. McCartney will break into the! Cornell almost always fields a singles line-up today against the . . t. _notch team as is evidenced Black Knights and will be the ib3 ,. op its impressive ;Lion's number six man. 'record of last In the Penn State doubles corn-,ear-10 winr 2 (Continued on page seven) losses and 2 ties Its only losses were to Prince ton an d Balti more College, !two of the top lacrosse teams lin the country. ' The Big Red !demonstrated its overall power lint season bY WILKINSON placing five players on All-Amer ican teams. With two victories already under their belt and their con fidence growing day by day, the Lions will be going all out to add a third game on their string. The Lions will be greatly] strengthened with the return of; Bob Swanson to the lineup, ac-d cording to Coach Earnie Baer.' With Swanson's return, the mid field will be able to pull off more :offensive tactics rather than 'sticking mainly to the defense as they have the past two games. Chip Henderson and Andy Mo- In H-Ball Si ha rhi 4410 10 400 1 .400 5 200 4 211 I 200 1 200 0 114 0 181 2 143 1 1001 0 Olt) 0 .000 0 000 0 000000000000000 - 00000000000000000i500000000000000os, 0 oo o Phi Kappa Sigma oi o o ' o o o and 0 0, 0 01 ig Alpha Chi Omega o o rg o o o present 0 0 o o o PEANUTS 0 0 , ,0 . ,00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000, TOGETHERNESS! DISCOUNT ON GROUP TRAVEL! NEW YORK • WASHINGTON For reservations see your travel agent or call Stickmen to Undefeated The Penn State lacrosse team will put its 3-1 record on the line today when it meets an undefeated Cornell team at 4:30 p m. in Ithaca, N.Y. Cornell has wracked up v Colgate and Harvard this sea the only contingent that could hold the Big Red down, fighting to a 14-14 tie. Last year, the Big Red stick men upended the Lions 8-6 in a heated overtime period. It was John Behne's goal in the last min ute of play that sent the game into overtime. However, the Lions were unable to score in the over time period and Cornell went on to win, 8-6. The Nitfany stickmen are 3 up in the overall record against Cornell. having won 18 and lost 15 in the 33-game series. Bruce Pfa n n, Cornell's All- American honorable mention mid- Take the sky road for 3 3 1 / 3 % 10 or more traveling together Save Yr Have 5 full days of fun! 8 FLIGHTS DAILY PITTSBURGH DETROIT I;' 'iii~l ,7'' j WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1959 Meet Cornell ctories against Union College, ,on. Baltimore University wax conyi will also be making the trip to Cornell tolay but Coach Baer expressed doubt as to whether they would see action. "The team is finally jelling in regards to offensive plays, but the injuries has made it difficult in trying to organize new lines that can work together," Baer said. "With Dave Wilkinson's ankle injury improving steadily, our position in the goal will be greatly strengthened. We'll be trying to play a tight defense in order to give the offense time to get rolling. Once we can get some plays set up—and the at tack moving --I think we'll do all right," Eder concluded. Baer will go with approximate ly the same starting lineup as started against Hobart. The goal tendering will probably be the strongest it has been this season with Wilkinson's ankle healed. Dick Dill, Mike Beattie and Dave Erwin will be positioned In the defensive slots. The midfield will be back to full strength with the return of Swanson. The re maining two slots will be filled in by the regular starters, Ray Tuley, and Dick Bullock. 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