FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 19
Koh!ha's, Berfield
Sidelin-cl by Injuries
If Rip Engle's footballers bang opponents around next
fall the way they're slamming each other now, they should
make out all right.
Right now six gridders, including five lettermen, are
nursing injuries received during spring drills.
Center Wayne Berfield and
guard Bud Kohlhaas have been
hit hardest. Berfield broke his
arm last night in practice and
Kohlhaas cracked an ankle bone
last Saturday.
Two halfbacks—Jim Kerr and
Dick Hoak—are also on the doc
tor's list even though they
worked out last night. Kerr is
nursing an ankle injury and
Hoak is recovering from a pain
ful sprained jaw.
Sam Stellatela, another line
man, resumed practice last night,
after being sidelined with a chip
ped ankle bone and Bill Peters
a freshman quarterback is tak
ing light workouts. because of a
bad knee.
Engle is- hoping that most of
the injuries will be cleared up
by May 2 when the Lions play
the first of two Blue-White games.
The reason for tlo games
this year is that th ee early
practices were rained out and
Engle decided to extend drills
an extra week in order to get in
the alloted 20 days practice.
The second game will be played
May 9 and that will wind up
spring drills. "Now we can give
the losing team from the week
before a chance to get back at
the winners," said Engle with a
smile.
Engle also said that he has
been pleased with the progress
of his team this spring. "The boys
have shown a lot of hustle and
desire out there this spring," he
said,,, "and I hope it carries over
to the fall."
Backfield coach Joe Paterna
also was pleased with the progress
made so far. "The backfield has
been looking good, but we're still
looking for that break away run
ner," he said.
"As far as quarterback gees,
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Bud Kohlhaas
. . . injured gridder
Richie Lucas is doing a great
job and this freshman boy Gal
en Hall also has been looking
good," Paterno said. "We're still
going to move Dick Hoak to
quarterback, though, to give
him some experience just in
case we need him in an emer
gency."
Hoak was an all-WPIAL quar
terback in high school, but was
switched to halfback last fall.
Baer Was Director
While serving in the Army from
1950 until 1953, Earnie Baer, Penn
State's lacrosse coach, was ath
letic director for the 28th Infan
try Division in Germany.
Delta Chi, ATO
Gain Victories
In 1M Bowling
Second place Delta Chi man
aged to gain on league leader
ATO for the first time this sea
son as they rolled to a 4-0 triumph
over Delta Theta Sigma in fra
ternity League B bowling Wed
nesday.
ATO defeated Alpha Phi Delta,
3-1, but lost a point nevertheless.
Their record now stands at 35-1,
with Delta Chi a distant second
at 27-9.
In other League B action Tau
Phi Delta shut out Lambda Chi
Alpha, 4-0; AGR defeated Theta
Delta Chi, 3-1; and Kappa Sigma
and Phi Kappa Sigma drew at
12-2.
Steve Zivkovich of Phi Kappa
Sigma was the only man to roll
both a high game and series. His
198 gave him a 486.
An oddity occurred as Theta
Delta Chi had both the high game
aid series of the night, but lost
to AGR, 3-1. Jay Waterman had
the high series with a 506.
Playoff Perennials
Last year marked the fourth
straight season, and the seventh
time in 10 years, that Penn State's
baseball team qualified for an
Eastern post-season playoff berth.
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EMEMMiaI
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please contact. Dave Anderson Al) 84372
anytime
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LONDON FOG rnincuat. Brown Plaid
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TAN RAINCOAT with plaid lining, , ilthi
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FOUND
KOOKIE: HAVE found comb on cambial
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.... .
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VISITOR FROM Mare takes grand tour
of history with the help of Pt Kai
Alpha and Pi Beta Phi.
HAS YOUR mother acted oddly lately?
Come to the Phi Kappa Tau - Cross Hall
'Oddipul Eacapadt,s" and bud out why.
7::t0 (;00D MORNING. It's snowing.
Wouldn't you like to know what you're
CONFUSCIOUS SAY, "Follow coolie hate
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ALPHA SIGMA PHI and Kappa Kappa
Gamma invite you to visit China with
Marco Polo.
COME QUICK they've just tapped Caeser
Phi Mu Delta and Irvin Hall,
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Join PI Beta Phi and Pi Kappa Alpha
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WILL AJAX win the Fair Perceohone7
Come to Alpha Delta Pi and Acacia's
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