SATURDAY. APRIL 2. 1
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Cam Pal
A green but deterinined Penn State lacrosse team, gun
ning to better last year's 5-4-1 record, opens its 10-game sched
ule against Loyola College today in Baltimore, Md.
Loyola, greatly improved over last year's squad which
lost to the Lions 14-3,', held mighty Washington & Lee to a
7-7 tie in its only outing his year.
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Because of the wors spring
weather in 12 years, tate has
had little chance to woi k on its
offensive patterns, so Coach
Earnie Baer has been stressing
defense in practice this week in
order to contain the L yola at
tack
The Lions have only ad four
days of actual practice, thanks
to the snow and mud, .ut they
have been conditioning on the
tennis courts since earl March.
"We're in the best condition
we've been in for the last three
or four years," Baer said, "and
now it's just a matter of seeing
how we hold up under fire."
Loyola, a notedly good stick
handling club, has benefited from
the good weather in the Baltimore
area and the Greyhounds have
been working outdoors for two
weeks.
Baer will call on sophomore
goalie Jim Irwin to stop Loyola's
potent offensive attack today.
Irwin, one of State's four starters
from Lower Merion, Pa., was im
pressive as a freshman last year
and lacks nothing but experience,
according to Baer.
Another Erwin, this one Dave,
will head State's defensive corps.
Tom Greenlee and Andy Lock
hart will start in the other de
fense slots while Andy Moconyi,
a letterman who has been stu
dent teaching, will join the team
today and see spot duty on de
fense.
The attack is spearheaded by
two-time letterwinner Dick
Hammond and the Lions' other
honorable mention All-Ameri
can, Jim Kane. Gordon Ben
nett, a sophomore with plenty
of potential, holds down the
other slot.
Captain Dick Bullock, heads the
midfield crew. Sophs Lou Meier
and Mike Raiser will start in the
other two spots.
The Lions checked into Balti
more yesterday afternoon and
held a short work-out on the
Johns Hopkins University field.
Game time today is 2:30.
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Schwab-Lace). Pal Kappa S. beat Cue
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(Metz-Griffin, Kappa Sig, beat Wauhko-
Case, Delta Sigma Phi. 21-12, 21-14
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Phi Sigma Delta, 15-21, 21-15. 21-5
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Pifei -Fa rh, Beta Theta Pi, beat Zimmer
rnan-lennintr, Delta Sigma Rho, 21-4,
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Minor-Miller. AZ, beat Linenin-Zeitz, Phi
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Independent
Seheinholti -Delp beat Wingard-11111a, 21-0.
21-0
BOWLING
League D
AEPi 4 Sigma Tau Gamma 0
Theta Chi 2, KDP. 2
TKE 2, Sivma Phi Epsilon 2
Theta Delta Chi 4, Sigma Nu 0
League C
Aracia 4. SAE 0
Phi Sigma Delia 4. Phi Gamma Delta 0
Beta Sigma Rho 4. Phi Delta Theta 0
Phi Sigma Kappa 4, Phi Kappa Sig 0
AChißhil 4, Sigma Pi U
Pi Ka p pa Alpha 'l, Pi Lambda Phi 1
Chi Phi I. Alpha Kamm Lambda 0
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Ntttanv 24 beat Nittany 2S, 15-13, 6-15
15-12
Nittanv 27 bent Watts 11. 15-11, 12-15, 15-2
Nittany '2 2 beat' Nittany 21,, 7-15, 15-S,
15-11
Phi Epsilon Pi beat Delta Theta Sig
15-9, 15-4
Alpha Sigma Phi beat Chi Phi, 15-9, 15-S
DU beat Phi Kappa Sig, 15-7, 11- , ; •
KDR beat Sigma Chi, 16-11, 15-13
Tigers Win, 10-5
LAKELAND, Fla. (W) The,
Detroit Tigers scored 10 runs in;
the third inning and coasted to a
10-5 victory over the St. Louis:
Cardinals yesterday.
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By 808 MYERS
Associated Press Sports Writer
LOS ANGELES {/P Fred
Haney, just back from a trip to
Europe, simply can't be bothered
about anything said by Charley
Dressen, his successor as manag
er of the Milwaukee Braves.
"What the hell." the amiable but
often sharp-tongued Haney said
yesterday, "let Dressen pop off."
Haney much preferred to talk
about his new and lucrative job
as a television commentator for
the National Broadcasting Corn
pany's weekly major league base
ball telecasts.
He was also enthused about
the clinics he and his new TV
sidekick, Lindsey Nelson, con
ducted the past month for our
soldiers in Germany, and the
morale job the Army is doing
with the troops.
A resident of Los Angeles since
boyhood, Haney indicated he was
more amused, in a dry soi t of
way, with some of the cracks at
tributed to his fellow townsman.'
the outspoken Mr. Dressen.
Dressen has been quoted as sav m
ing the Braves lacked spirit,,
coaching and the pitchers were
used improperly, among other,
items.
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14 years I'd be ashamed to ad
I never learned how to bunt."
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CHARLES DRESSEN
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