PAGE SIX Baseballers Play Two At Georgetown Today By SANDY PADWE .S'ports Editor WASHIMITON, April 22- Ailinj' /torn a common base ball disease known as no-hil, nu-field, I’enn State has a golden oppoi limit v to i»et healths in a hmiy against Horn jo luv. ii hi a doubleheydet In 11 S.ilm day 'I hi I.ions, (in la d .is one of the top Hauls in the nation, have (h i n Mimewh.it of a disappoint ment Oils season with a 4-2 icr «ii*f oiler .six panics (till as far as Gemgt town m (oik (tiled die lblifl season, as bad ns it i\ mu,sl he labeled a success biiause tlie Hiiv.is base already 11/milctl 1 llrlJ l!l, r )!l \ll toiy oilfpui Tillw 'lf l-fi aftei beating Bui knell Wi dnesd.iv, 2-1) I’enn State coach Joe Hedenk lil.ms to shake up his lineup Sat tiiday m mder to boKtei his of fensive attack as well as Ins de ft use One change will find Don , Robinson at third base in place of captain Dick Landis if ' Georgetown uses a righihanded to date He's hitting .250 but has pitcher. plaved ewoiless hail in the field Only /i sophumoie. Robinson Landis, plagued by minor in has looked exceptionally good lnjuiios all season, was hit in the the (ho games ne has played in mouth by a grounder in practice Spikers Face In Important Penn State's defending IC4A outdoor champions will open then dual meet season today when they clash with nich-iival Navy at Annapolis, Md. Today's meet marks the second appearance of the young .season for both teams. The Lions looked sharp last weekend m the Quantum Relays while Navy edged Pitt, 66-65 in Crab town two weeks ago. State will he out to avenge a 61 1 i-4S 1 > setback suffered at the hands of the Middies during the indoor season Led by high jump Mar Lew 11 llder. Navy won be cause of supeiiot stiength in the lieiri events, but the Nittany Lions come into loclav's meet vastly tm ptoveri in this depaitment The Lions h;id little tumble m the running ev- . dGKßffek. mis Inst Febiu tiinnd ob.seiv- -(2 . Navy hasn’t 1m- T . pmved much in I"' 1 !1 - s 1 two ( It iff months so the 1 ntF field events 'Will La * I'iobahly menu STgk Jm th e diffcience •Mr today. Hilt Srhuab Going foi the Lions in the mile will he senior Heim Weber and .solihomoies Mike Millet and Steve Meoi head. Top in.in for the Middies in this e\ent should he Bill Kriggens, who Junshed second to Pitt’s Ron Rush with a 4 110 7 in the Pitt- N.HV meet. t-’oiith Chick Weiner will send two seniors, Diek ilnmhiighl and Boh S/evller, and junioi Don Da \Rs m the 440 Duties had some tough link around the indoor cir s iiit this te.n, but has been woik mg It.ud and may pi ovule a few sin prises Dick Campbell, John Fariera and Pat Cunningham will go in the 120 high hurdles. The Middies swept Pill in this event, with Milton McHenry (14.4;, Jim Neal (14.9) and Tim Shields (15.3) finishing in that order. Hob Brown, Geotge Met/gar and Blaine O'Connor will double in the dashes (100 and 220). This is a Natv weak spot and the Mid shipmen placed only one out of COLLEGIATE TBENCH* COATS THE RATHSKELLER i j * * ★ JOHN ADAMS . . . behind the plate ★ ★ ★ Navy Meet By JIM KARL six possible men in the two events against Pitt Bill Schwab will get back into action for the Lions in the half mile. along with Moorhead and George Jones. Schwab, on of Weiner’s best middle-distance men, misled the entire indoor season with a bioken bone m his foot. Webei, Miller. Captain Dick Engelhnnk. and Denny Johnson will lepivsont the Blue and White in the 2-mile mn Engelhnnk noimally would he the favonte but he has not looked like his old self m recent showings. Fariera, Cunningham and Szeyller go in the 220 low hur dles. The Lions' mile relay team will include Melzgar, Davies, Hambright and Brown, All ex cept Brown (Ed Moran ran the anchor leg in 1959) were mem bers of last year's quartet which set a Penn State record of 3:13.3. In the all-impoi hint field events, Campbell. Fariera and •Tenv Wettstone will handle the high tumping chores Me! Ramey. Cunningham and Dick Gross are listed for the biond lump with Gios.s doubling with Dale Peteis in the polo vault Two sophomoies. Bill Simon and Bill Snow will do the shot putting and Jim Schwab and Jon Mussel are scheduled for both the uivelin and discus. TIM Softball ~ All entries for the TIM softball league must be turned m to the dean of men’s office by 5 p.m. Tuesday. A meeting will be held today fot all umpires in room 214 HUB, at 1:30 pan. Bar-B-Qued Chicken Halves— 65c and up WE DELIVER AD 8-1016 Herlocher's Bar-B-Qued Chicken Take Ouf Located in Coffee Spot Bldg. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, but he’ll be available if needed. The other changes involve centerfield and catcher. Roger Kochman, who cooled off com pletely after a sensational start, goes back to center replacing Tom Durbin. Bedenk's pitching choice in the first game. John Adams w ill catch Durbin (1-0) with Hatty Beaus slated for duty in the second game, Bedenk said that either Eddie Kikla or Marlin Biesecker would pitch the second game Biesecker is 1-0 on the campaign while Kik la has a 2-2 reeoid. The fireballing southpaw’ could very well be 4-0 except for a few unearned runs which mined him at Vilfannva last week and against Colgate Wednesday. The rest of the lineup finds Bill Benton at first, hard hitting Larry Fegley (.454) at second Bob Hrobak at short and Robin son at third. John Phillips gets the nod in left with Kochman in center and Zeke DeLong in right. The Lions return to Beaver Field Wednesday for a single game with West Vngima and next weekend thev take to the road against Lafayette and Rutgei.s. Golfers Seek fourth Straight Against Orange The Penn State golfers will be 1 shooting for their fourth consec utive win today when they face Syracuse in the second home meet of the year at 1 p m. Syracuse, a 4-3 victor over the Lions last sear, will be minus their top two stars but five re luming letteimen are back from last year’s squad, giving Live Or ange another strong outfit. Lion coach Joe Boyle expects a tough battle today and will use the same lineup that has defeated West Virginia, Pitt and Villanova in its last three outings. Captain Dick Burgoon will lead off followed bv Bob Devine, Rov Altman, Ed Kormos. John Mot ion, Havdn Thomas and Bob Ru theiford. I\ T o Lion golfer is undefeated this season. Thomas has the best record with 4-1, while Altman follows with a 3-1-1 log Burgoon has run into some tough oppon ents and has a 2-2-1 mark. Devine is 2-1-2, Kormos, 3-2, Morton. 2-1-2. Rutherford, 2-3, and Bob Sw’ahn, 1-0. State carries a 3-2 record into today’s match with the onlv blem ishes coming in the opening tri angular meet with Georgetown and Maryland on the College Park links eailier this month. Stadium to Be Renamed j DETROIT Mb Briggs Stadi um will he renamed Tiger Stadi um at the close of the 1960 base ball season, the Tigers boaid of directois said yesterday. President Bill Detwitt said the 1 change “is m line with the club’s) policy to emphasise the name! Tigers m everv way ” i Giants Slam 5 Homers, Beat Cubs CHICAGO -P> An id "mu blew pkntv good yiMeiri.A fei the San Fianoisoo Giant- who slam med five home is in spoiling the home debut of the Chicago Cubs 10-3 Jim Davenport bit two homeis. one coming m a fne-run Giant fifth in which Willie McCovey also homciod and pmch-hittci Dale Long, an ex-Cub, hoisted a three-run homer. The fifth Giant homer E<l Brcssoud’s' wind-borne poke into the centei field bleachers leading off the ninth One of Chicago's homeis was a three-iun blast by Frank Thomas in the thud. The othei was George Altman's solo shot m the fifth. NEW YORK (Pi Whiter Ford maintained his opening day mastery as the New York Yan kees blanked the Baltimoie Ou oles 5-0 yesterday before 35 645 spectators, largest inaugural crow’d at Yankee Stadium since 1952 Ford failed to go the distance, retiring after seven innings, but young Ralph Terry preset ved the shutout. New York's second m succession He hurled two score less innings to extend the Yan kees’ consecutive shutout string to 19 innings The Yankees lapped three Bal timore pitchers for nine hits, in cluding home runs by Mickey ‘Mantle and Hector Lopez Ford drove in a run with a single and Cletis Boyer knocked in two with a single and a long sacufice fly. MAJOR LEAGUES B> IHK AhMUIArKI) FREW> Ameruan League W. L. Pel. 0 1 UOt) .. .1 1 .7.i0 .. 8 1 .750 2 ] i'H 7 l 2 .IM f>itr«iit . New \ink \-\S (’hiofiro ( itj i a 2.v0 Haltinuu e Cl<*\tla rnl \ -Pla\ nijrht team** IKXTRRIIAVS IlKSri/rS \ urk h, Hahimor** 0 Kaii'.is Cit\ 4, CJewland 1 lJetioit b, Chtruyo 3 National l,r&xu« M\ L. Pet (i 2 .730 ft 2 .714 4 2 .Pf»7 ..5 3 .625 San I'iamtMO \-L.is AiiKt'lt’h \-MiluiuiUe X-I'lttshuipll 3 4 420 \-t iiit innah (’hiiMKo __ __ 2 6 28G \-rhil*ni< Ij'hm 2 fi .286 \-St hums .. 1 5 .167 nitrht jranu* KS I hill) W’S KESU.TS San HI ChkiiKo 8 PKOBAME Pin HKKS National f.eairue Cincinnati, Mel.n-h tO-li at Philadel phia, Hii7harut tO-11. Milwaukee, Hiii dette i]-(U at I'm l.uiKh, Lanielh ilM'i San triincivo, Sanford tO-0» nt Chi utpo, Dmtt Lor A njroli"., McDe’-itt i U-0 > at St I nun, khm* in-ih American l.capiie Cleveland, 1 iO.H) «t K.in^a- Cit\. Hall '<).ti| Chicago, Pieict* »h-f») at Dctioit, Larv • t)-in HoMon, Brew*! iO-l) ct Washinßton. tvcu.tl il.iu. Baltimore, CaJeman ift-1) ?t Sew Yoik, nrt < <>-('» THESIS MUITIIITHING f AS) 1 ECONOMICAL roMMEPnu wmm 152 E, COIXEfIE AD M 794 See The PAUL BUNYANS Of Penn State and WVU At The Second Annual Forestry Field Day Saturday, 1:36 PM HORT WOODS OX-ROAST . . . 5:30 P. M at the Barbecue Pit HORT WOODS FORESTRY BLDG. OPEN HOUSE ai 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY. APRIL 23. 1960 TKE Wins HB Doubles For 4th Straight Year Tim Kappa EpsiJon ha 1 : won (he fialcinitv handball doubles tour nament for the fourth eonsecu- t,\(. \c.n Gene Flick and Herb Ludwig bi ought the victory home to TKE bv 1 rating John Krall and Paul Sutclland of Phi Mu Delta, 21-8, 21-4 Fud Sehcinhnltz and George Deip won the independent tour nament. Doby Signs With Leafs TORONTO iA r > Larry Doby, formei ly major league outfielder, \e>terday signed a contract with the Tot onto Maple Leaf's of the intei national League. The Leafs plan to use the 36- vear-nld Doby at first base Doby pla.wd with Cleveland. Detroit, Baltimoie and Chicago in the American League LA GALLERIA To this date we have sold: 7.2 tons of steak din ners at $1.19. (excL weight of tossed sal ad, french fries, garlic bread) 4.8 ions of lobster tail dinners at 31.85. 56.294 yards of spaghetti dinners at 51.20. 6.4 oz. of imported caviar at $9.60 per ounce. We have not tabulated the sales of seafood special ties as yet watch for this news soon I DINNERS Monday thru Saturday 4:30 - 7:30 P.M. Sunday Noon to 8:30 P.M. Reservations—Call AD 8-8122 • • LIVE MUSIC TOHICHT 8:30 P.M. to 1:00 ft.M. Dancing with The Ken Kuhn Klan (not exactly with them, but m close proximity to them) NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES Everyone Invited • • ANNOUNONG: a big ad dition to the menu WE NOW HAVE CORN BEEF, PASTRAMI, and TONGUE IMPORTED FROM PHILA DELPHIA, ALONG WITH RYE BREAD, COLE SLAW, and POTATO SALAD. TAKE OUT ORDERS starling Monday. Call in ahead of lime and they'll be ready for you immediately. • • SPECIAL OFFER FOR TONIGHT: Bring this coupon to La Galleria YONITE and you'll get a regular $l.lO Pizza for only 50c 1 HATE UGLY PEOPLE Name of Ugly Person you hale Your Name j 2 2>„ 2* v 8
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