FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1939
Werner Revises Lineup
For Spartan Spike Meet
Track mentor Chick Werner has made several changesi
from last Saturday's lineup in placing his runners for the meet
with Michigan State tomorrow on Beaver Field.
Penn State track fans will see different runners in four
events when the Lions encounter the undefeated Spartans.
The 'mile, 2-mile, 880-yard and * * *
440-yard entries will be realigned
for the Nittany spike aggrega
tion.
Bennie Johnson and Herm We
ber will replace Dick Engelbrink
and Chick King in the mile run.
Engelbrink and King will thus be
relieved of this event so that they
can concentrate on their special
ties. Captain Ed Moran will head
the,Lion mile entries.
Engelbrink will run only in
the 2-mile where he will meet
his stiffest competition of the
year in the Spartans' Forddy
Kennedy. Engelbrink. IC4-A in
door 2-mile titleholder, has
registered a best outdoor time
of 5:12.8 this spring. Kennedy
was , the NCAA cr ss-country,
champion last fall a d boasts a
top career clocking f 9:04.3 for
The distance. Engel rink's re
lease from obligati its in the
mile will allow hi to go all
out' in the longest distance run.
Engelbrink will be joined in
the Nittany lineup 'by distance
ace Fred Kerr, who ran in the
880-yard run against Ohio State.
King, who doubled in the mile
and 2-mile against the Buckeyes,
will 'return to his old race—the
half,mile. King ran the season's
eighth fastest half-mile in the
country when he set the Navy
track record in a dual meet with
the 'Middies in April. George
Jones, who picked un'a third
placq last week, and Bill Schwab
will he the other Lion 880 entries.
Other Lion changes are in the
quarter-mile where Don Davies
and" Dave LaHoff will run in
place of hurdler Bob Szeyller and
Schwab. The 440 threesome will
be paced by last week's winner,
Dick Hambright.
Davies wan the 880 fast Sat
urday with a fast time of 1:54.1
and adds strength to the Lion
440-yard entry.
With Werner's revised lineup,
one of the middle and long dis
tance runners will have to double
in running events.
The sprint trio of Bobby Brown,
Blaine O'Connor, and George
Metzgar will' run the 100 and
220-yard dashes for the Nittany
spikers.
Brown was a double winner In
Alpha Chi Siq
Stems Sigma Pi
In IM Soccer
Sigma Pi, in a hard fought IM
soccer tilt last night, lost to Alpha
Chi Sigma by a score of 3-2. In
the first half, the lead switched
back and forth several times as
both teams displayed strong of
fensive maneuvers.
Alpha Chi Sigma entered the
scoring column in the first min
utes of the game as they quickly
booted in a goal from about 10
feet out. Sigma Pi then took com
mand as they suddenly broke
loose for a goal and a corner kick
to take a one to nothing lead.
They then closed out the first half
with a second corner kick to
make the score 2-0.
Irk -intramural soccer there are
two methods of scoring.. The first
and I most important is the goal.
Thel second device is a, corner
kiC A corner kick is scored
why.. the defensive team knocks
the ball out of bounds_between
the , oul lines at their end of the
I . the opening minutes of the
see, : d half Sigma Pi saw its teed
dis...pear as Alpha Chi Sigma
qui( dy , picked up three corner
kie ,4 to take a 3-2 lead which
the : never relinquished.
I other IM soccer action last
nig. t Beta Theta Pi made a run
avrk of their game with Phi
Si? c a Delta as they amassed five
Oafs to win by a score of five
to' dne.
Navy won their first game last
night in a low scoring tilt with
the Vulcan. Corner kicks made
the difference for Navy in their
2-1 victo
By JOHN BLACK
these events last week with the
sparkling times of 9.6 for the 100
and 20.9 for the 220. O'Connor
placed second in the 100 and third
in the 220.
Bob Szeyller heads the list in
the 220-yard low hurdles. He
will be backed up by John Far- '
eira and Dave Truitt who will
double in the lows and the
highs. John Williams will be
the third Lion entry in the 120-
yard.high hurdles.
Szeyller won the lows against
the Bucks in 25.1 seconds and
Fareira gained an upset win in
the highs with a clocking of 15.3.1
The javelin throw will feature
the Lion triumvirate of Andy
Nyce, who won the event at Na
vy, Bill Schwab, who captured
the Penn Relays crown, and Jon
Musser, who recorded the win
ning toss against Ohio State.
Pole vaulters Ron Beard and
Dick Gross, who tied with the
Bucks' Dick Bowers. at 13' Me
last week, felt confident that they
can clear 14 feet tomorrow. Dale
Peters is the third member of
the Lions' outstanding vault
crew.
John Tullar and Nyce will hurl
the shot and discus and will be
joined in the latter event by Mus
ser and Jim Wambold. Tullar
flipped the shot 50''/a" for a gold
medal in the Ohio State meet and
also took a second in the discus.
Mel Ramey and John Fareira
will high jump for the Nittanies
and Barney and Gross will handle
the chores at the broad jumpinv.
pit.
Freshman Nine to Play
Juniata JV's at Home
The Nittany Lion freshman
baseball team will play the Jun
iata College JVs at 3:30 p.m., to
day at Beaver Field.
The Cubs have a 2-1 record go
ing into today's game.
3. PAUL HERDY,* hair' apart, set's:
"Quack:down on that mew hair with
Waitrons Cream-Oil."
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and ...WOW!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Don Davies
. . . switches to 440
MAJOR
LEAGUES
air THE ASSIOCIATEII rains
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W. L Pct. C.S.
Cleveland 14 5 .704 — 3-Baltimare 11 1 .511 2l
3-Washington 13 11 .555 1 1 14 1
Chicago 11 14 .624 3'3
Kansas City -_—_ 11 11 .244 11.
Boston 11 it .434 5
New York _ 1 12 .421 5 1 ;
I?etroit s 111 U 8 •
i 3—Play night game
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pct. C.B.
Milwaukee 12 7 .232
Cincinnati It 1 .571 1
Los Angeles 14 11 .260 1
San Francisco 12 14 .545 1 1 / 2
3-Chicago _. It 11 .57.2 2
3-Philadelphia V 11 .450 3 1 / 2
x-Pittaburgh A 11 .450 3%
a-St. Louis _ 6 16 .273 7 1 / 2
g—Night games
PROBABLE PITCHERS
National League
Philadelphia at Pittsbunth (NI--Comes
10-01 vs. Witt 1041 or Daniels 1441
Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N)—Lawrence
(2-1) vs. Burdette 15-2/
' Chicago at St. Louis (N)—Anderson
(2-4) vs. Blaylock 0-1)
Los Angeles at San Francisco
McDevitt 11-01 vs. Antonelli 13-2)
American League
Cleveland at Chicago )Nl—McLrah (3.0)
vs. Donovan (1-0)
Kansas City at Detroit 04 )-11eshert
(1-21 v,t /110431 41-1)
Boston at Baltimore (N)—Sullivan (04)
vs. Walker 11-01 or O'Dell 11.-E)
Only games atheluled
Jacobs Leads
In Okla. Golf
OKLAHOMA CITY (AM—Young
Tommy Jacobs slammed in two
eagles and four birdies to take the
first round lead yesterday in the
i
$25,000 Oklahoma City Open Golf
Tournament with a sizzling six-1
lunder-par 66.
The 24-year-old Whitier,
sharpshooter, now in his second
l year on the Professional Golfers
Assn. tour, whittled the tough'
Twin Hills Country Club course
down to size and managed to gain
a one-stroke lead over veteran
Pete Mazur 'of Buffalo, N.Y.
It was a day of disappointment
for most of the field of 150 play
lers. The tightly-designed 6,604-
yard course with its par of 36-36-
72 turned back the challenge of
some bf the game's greatest shot
makers.
Mazur's round includes six bir
dies and one bogey. His birdies
came on putts of 10 to 15 feet and
a sand trap was responsible for
his bogey.
2nd Best LaX Season
In 1946 State enjoyed its second
best season in lacrosse history
with seven victories in.ten games.
'Losses were to Army, Navy and
Johns Hopkins.
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More red-blooded skiers chtise after Caramels
than any other cigarette today. The Panael
blend of costly tobaccos , his never been
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Boer to Coach North
In All-Star LaX Tilt
Coach Earnie Baer, Penn State lacrosse mentor, has been
selected u an assistant coach for the North team in the
annual North-South All-Star game to be played June 5 at
Johns Hopkins University.
This year's game will be played under the lights on
Hopkin's Homewood Field, with * *
play getting under way at 9 p.m.
Ben Martin, coach of the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technol
ogy lacrosse team, has been
named head coach of the North
team. Jim Adams, Army's coach,
was also given an assistant
coaching spot along with Baer.
For the South team. Charlie
Wentael, the Loyola coach, was
given the head coaching job.
Howard Knuttgen, Ohio State's
coach, and Eugene Corrigan.
the Washington and Lee men
tor, were named as assistant
coaches for the South team.
The. North team as well as the
South will be made up of 21
senior players, who will most
likely be playing in their last
game. The head coach of each
team along with the recommen
dations of his assistant coaches,
selects the 21 players for his re
spective team. These selections
,should be announced by May 20.
Each team is comoosed of nine
midfielders, five defensemen, Five
attackmen, and two goalies. This
year's team will be picked out of
35 players that have been nomi
nated.
On June 2 the two teams will
meet in Baltimore for three days
of practice sessions before the
'game on June 5.
The North-South game is al
ways well publicized in the
Baltimore area as is evidenced
by the thousands of people who
turn out' for the games.
This game is for the most part
a publicity 'stunt used to promote
the sport of lacrosse. The contest
helps to bring in revenue for the
United States Intercollegiate La
crosse Association. Several col
leges bid yearly for the honor of
i holding the game on their' respec-
I time campus.
This year's game will most
likely prove to be a tie breaker
as each team has registered
eight wins in the 19 years with
one game going to a 14-14 tie.
In last year's game, the South
team scored a complete romo as
they walloped the North, 26.6.
According to Jack Kelly, editor
of the Lacrosse Newsletter. the
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By BILL BARBER
. . . assistant coach for North
South fielded one of the strongest
teams in the history of the series
as their over-all power complete
ly stymied the North aggregate.
The only Lion player on the
North team that year was mid
fielder Fred Donahoe, who was
named as an All-American hon
orable mention midfielder.
In the 1947 game that went
to a 14-14 deadlock, Nick Thiel,
a past Lion lacrosse mentor and
now head of the Penn State
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