THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1 Stickme Syracuse Breaking a three g streak against the calibi such as Syracuse and no easy task but that' _facing the Penn Stat! team this weekend. The Lions (1-3) will road meeting Hobart • N.Y tomorrow and tht at Syracuse for a gam! Orange Saturday. If Coach Earnie B have any hopes of snap streak they will have a much stronger offens In four games the scored only 19 goals more Gordon Bennett of them. Last year Syracus: the Lions, 14-7, and t. have 11 lettermen bac squad. Roy Simmons. who 29th year as head co well-balanced team tir I=IME A' • l, Clean, comfortable and reasonable accommodations i for male students, clubs, teams, administrators and groups in the heart of midtown New York, close to i • alt transportation and nearby Empire State Budd {{ ing. All conveniences, cafeteria, coffee shop, tailor, t .t., laundry, barber shop, TV room, tours, etc. Booklet C. Rates: Single Rooms $2.4042.60; Double Rooms $3.40-$3 80 . 1 -. .- WILLIAM SLOANE MOUSE Y.M.C.A. V 35 6 West 34th St, New York, N, Y. Mord 5-5133 (nr.leenn Sta.) NEW Ta DUAL reyton FILTER 6.6,d f 4.4". se.e 7 ACevo wAt to Face Hobart, This Weekend !me losing i looking for its sixth straight win l e of teams; over State. Hobart is Co-captains Mal Tardiff and s the joh!Bob Hunter combine with two • lacrosse; time letterwinner Frank Kleiman ito give the Orange an attack that tor , the r a nks with the best in the East. t Geneva. w ake ` - IThe defense is guarded by vet :n stop off eransSteve Ornstein, all returning . l ping their to mountf lettermen ar's boys The midfield has been the sore-spot for the Orange this year. The first unit has vets Steve Smallwood, Mark Road ice attack. armel and Pete Page but after i ions have that Syracuse is thin. nd sopho- Hobart, tomorrow's opponent. has hi"' is a small college in New York that year alter year fields a good hatteredllacrosse team The school does lie Orange not have splins.4 football prac • from that , tice and is able to use some of the 'football men as lacrosse players. is in his, Hobart was one of State's vic :eh, has a'tims last year, losing to the Nit t will be tames, 11-3. .411IP • • ...... 411 gatitvt, /wawa THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA Grimm Resigns Cub Post CHICAGO (rl)—Charlie Grimm, in favor of Hat ry Cralt. yesterday resigned as manager oft The switch in management for the Chicago Cubs, and Lou Bou-' 'the last place Cubs was an dreau. former American League' manager and now a Cub broad-lnounced jointly by owner P. K. caster, was named to succeedlWrigley of the Cubs and Ward Grimm for the balance of th e lQuaal, vice president and general season, manager of radio-TV station The announcement came short- WGN. Boudreau has served as baseball commentator for WGN.Iy after the Cubs won their sixth game against 11 defeats, beating] Cub Vice President John Hol the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1 behindlland said that a conference was the five-hit pitching of rookieiheld yesterday between Wrigley, Dick Ellsworth. Grimm and himself and it was Grimm will replace Boudreauldecided that a managerial change was in order. as the color announcer for the' Cub games over radio station' Holland said Grimm offered his WGN. , resignation, which was accepted. Grimm, 62, had begun his third Grimm remains with the club stint as Cub pilot this season in the office of vice president but lasted only 23 days. !a post he held prior to succeed- Boudi eau, 42, last managed for'ing Bob Scheffing, as manager. the Kansas City A's from 1955 Scheffing was released after the until he was relieved Aug. 6, 1957,'1959 campaign. Won't SHE Be Surprised? BILL McMULLEN FLORIST 130 E. College Ave. A corasge will be a pleasant surprise for your Mother whether she will be here or at home. Why not place your or der today? AD 7-4994 PAGE SEVEN WE Lassoed May Day and Turned It Info SENIOR CLASS DAY Awards - Entertainment (NO MAY POLES!) May 7, 1960 2 O'Clock Schwab Audi Tickets Available For All Students HUB Desk nominated most-likely-to-SUcceed overwhelmingly elected! Piper Slacks by H•I•S --A ,.,--- ? ..e, - -, ..\\ 7 ", " 1 1:, • 1,`,......, i f' ~_____.4 ‘\:\ -., cot \,, ), -It ) C-,/ -- // I ' 1 k, Pipers lead the poll for campus popularity! Dig the reasons ... guys look sharper in pencil-slim Pipers. They like the lower ride on the hips ... the side buckles that replace belts ... the Continental slant of the front pockets. $4.95 to $8.95, in a host of wash able fabrics at on-the-ball campus shops. --- vim volit MUM IN rim • GO OUT FOR SPORTSWEAR .
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