RAGE SIX
12 Lettermen Bolster
Nittany Baseball Hopes
By SANDY PADWE
Sluing }lath swung and as
far as baseball coach Joe
Bedenk is concerned it
couldn't have come at a better
time because the 1960 opener
against Clettysbuig is just one
week away.
With 12 lettermen retuining,
fledenlc has sweet hope of mi
ploving Penn State's fourth place
finish m last yvili's College Woild
Sep les.
But it won't be as easy as every-,
one thinks Only Olive men axe'
missing horn last veal's squad
and two of them, Bob Hoover and',
Ron Base aren't the type that
( c m be lent:iced right away.
Hoover captained the Lions
last spring and was the top slug
ger with 28 RBI and a .370 bat
ting average while Riese was
the number two pitcher with a
5-2 record.
Bedenk F. hoping that Bob Luffi
or Bob thobak, a pan• of vaisity,
holdover, can fill Hoover's shoes
at ~ hoiktop. If not, sophomore,
Bill Btu khaidt could get the nod
Another ~ ophornoie, John Phil
n, high on the list at third
base, but N 5 Nether he starts or not
depend , . %t here Dick Landis plays.
Slate's peppy!-pot cap
tain, split last season at third
base and left-field and Bedenk
hasn't decided ti,heie he'll play
this year.
The rest of the infield is pret
ty well set with hard-hitting
Larry Fegley at second base
and T.arry Beighey and Bill
Benton splitting the first base
chores.
In the outfield, Bedenk has
steady Zeke DeLong set for duty
in right, but the other two slots
ate up for grabs between letter
man Ron Rinker, footballer Roger
Kochman, Brad Da% is, Jack Mel-
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DICK LANDIS
. . . Lion captain
* * *
chior and Spencer,McGraw.
State has plenty of depth be
hind the plate with last year's
starters Harry Beans and John
Adams still around Transfer Jim
Suplizio and holdover John Mc-
Sparran round out the catching
corps.
Southpaw Eddie Kikla, one of
the nation's top college hurlers
last season with a 9.1 record,
heads the Lion pitching staff.
Two other lefties, Benton and
rom Durbin will see plenty of ac-
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'duties.
Because Benton and Durbin are
such good hitters, Bedenk often
uses them at first base and left
field, respectively, but with Riese
gone Bedenk feels he might have
to count on them more as pitch
ers.
Lettermen Bob Amer and Lar
iry Freedman, both righties, are
'back and they'll be pushed by a
: group of talented sophomores in
eluding Dave Bergey, Marlin Bie
secker, and Ken Bruni.
Lee Rentzel, a 24-year-old left
hander from York, Pa , and sophs
'Gary Chapula and Dave Luongo
also could help with the mound
chores.
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5 p.m. today
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Netmen Prep for Penn Meet
Penn State's tennis team, load
ed with experienced hands and
aiming for an impressive season,
stepped up ti aming yesterday in
preparation for its season's open
er against Penn on the Jordan
courts Saturday.
Under the sharp eye of Coach
Sherm Fogg, the Lions are round
ing into shape quickly despite
the poor weather that has ham
pered all Penn State teams this
spring.
Saturday's match will be the
initial test on a rough schedule
which finds the Lions splitting 12
meets at home and on the road.
Captain Gerry Carp will prob
ably be the number one man for
Penn State and junior Dick Lud-
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number two spot. Both men have
varsity experience and are enter
ing their last year of competition.
Other possible starters are Jim
Baker, John Blanck, John Krell
and Vance Rea.
Baker is a soph who starred for
last year's frosh and Blanck is a
junior letterman. Krall is another
returning letterman and Rea, a
junior, is last year's IM champ.
Carp and Baker probably will
combine to form the number one
doubles team, while the duo of
Blank and veteran Don MacCart
ney are after the second spot. Let
ter-winner Garry Moore and Rea
may team up in the other doubles
match.
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