SAGE SIX
Beans Wins Starting Job ,Spi kers Host
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On Hustle, Enthusiasm Quantico
By SANDY PADWE ;Tomorrow
When Penn State opened its baseball campaign last
month, catcher Harry Beans was among the forgotten men,
knit now he's one Ul the blight stars in an othei wise dismal
picture
A .205 hitter last veal, Beans seemed destined for splinter
duly IA hind Jim Suplum and * * *
John Adanis this , e,ison In fact
v. he o the Lions opened against
(it tlysLurg, Rodn , was the num
b( r time 11(TItr(1,
BLit baseball being baseh.ill,
Heins got his chance on the
Lions' fust load hip and he came
through with Iwo important RBI
in In , fast slat t against Penn.
Adams wasn't hitting and
Suplizio was needed for duty
in leftfield so Beans had a
chance for the permanent job
•nd he made good with his
clutch hitting while the rest of
his teammates floundered.
Right now the likeable back
stop ilom neat by Boalsburg is
batting .355, ~ econd only to Lally
Yeglev, who is still in the hospital
II the measles.
Beans' sudden emergence as a
Elir is due to nothing but "hard
k, enthusiasm, and competi
tion," says Lion coach Joe Bedenk.
"Hairy has little natural ability
but he hay that little extra in him
that makes a good ballplayer,"l
* * *
Bt dent: said yestei day "You patently beaten him out of a job,
know after the game Wednesday Beans was full of praise for his
tthe Lions beat Bucknell, 10-3)
one of the scouts came over to me /(mmle '
and was telling Inc that if I had "Even though it means I won't
five or six li,ke Bally I wouldn't play that much I'm glad to see
John get a break. He deserves
be so much trouble this
year - it because he's always out here
Not exceptionally fast or working hard to improve him
powerful. Beans relies on self," Beans said a few days be
punching the ball for his hits, fore he went out and won his
He's the best hit and run man old job back.
on the Lion squad and he's Lion Al rngen
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pacing them Just right on a uu" Benton 20 7 .250 Riders 4 0 .000
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FABULOUS FRIDAY . . .
In our opinion, the most special
day of the week. Don't you
think Friday should be spent
in a special way? We celebrate
T.G.LF. by listening to the
DON KREBS QUARTET
IN THE COZY, FRIENDLY
ATMOSPHERE OF THE
TOWN HOUSE
WON'T YOU JOIN US?
Fridays from 4 to 6 and
9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Tampion, Bally Ache
Rate as Derby Picks
j LOUISVILLE, Ky (IP)— Four
;teen names Here dropped into
(the entry box at Churchill Downs
yesterday for the 86th Kentucky
!Derby, but in the opinion of most
observers the $125,000 - added
!classic remains strictly a two
duel between Tornpion and
ißally Ache.
! This has hardly been a deep se
,cret for weeks. what with C V.
Whitney's Tompion having it
rather easy with the California
opposition and Leonard Frucht
man's Bally Ache definitely the
kingpin of Florida winter racing.
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Town Independent Men's Council
invites
all independents and their parents to its
Annual Mother's Day Dance
Saturday, May 7 -9 -12 p.m.
Music by Stan Barton's AIM Band
Outstanding Mother of the
Year Presentation to Be Made
No Charge Coat & Tie
Couples Only
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
Penn State track fans will
[be in for a treat Saturday
'when the Marines from Quan
tico invade Beaver Field for a
dual meet with Chick Wer
;flees Lions.
j The Nittany thinelads, shoot
ing for their lust outdoor dual
!meet \'icto►y of the season,
:couldn't have picked a tougher
opponent.
Quantico boasts a host of track
starts including Al Cantello,
world record holder in the jave.
Ilin. ex-Villanova sprint star
Ed Collymore, former St. Johns'
miler Pete Close, ex-Southern
Conference sprint champ Walt
Fillman, and Mel Schwartz, a
i 15-foot plus pole vaulter.
' Cantello will present a tough
challenge for Jim Schwab, Penn
State record holder in the j avelin.
Cantello has heaved the 1 1 / 2 -pound
spear 281-2 feet, a world record.
Schwab's best effort was 223-11 1 / 2
,in the Manhattan meet last year.
Fillman and Bobby Brown
will hook up in a rematch of
their Quantico Relays 100 meter
sprint dual earlier this year. In
' that race Fillman beat Brown
out of the blocks and the big
Penn Stater never caught up.
Fillman finished in 10.6 and
Brown in 10.7.
Lion fans will get their first
look this year at Dick Campbell,
who set a new Penn State record
in the high jump by clearing 6-6
at Navy, Campbell has hopes of
going even higher, and he might
have to beat Quantico's Bob
Gardner. Gardner, who did his
collegiate jumping for Ohio State,
has done 6-9 plus.
IM Results
Soccer
ken( la 2, Sii.ina Pi 0
Chi Phi 2, Aloha Chi Sigma 0
Alpha Chi Rho 4, Lambda Phi 0
Beta Theta l'hi S, Phi Mu Delta 0
Lk ha Tau Delta ever Alpha Stgrin Fhi
..‘et tune
lit rks liou , t 3, Mnple }louse 0
Nit , sinv--34 1, Nittan3-22 0
Pastrano Hopes to Start
Ring Comeback Tonight
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (iP) Willie
Pastrano is coming back to the
heavyweight ranks tonight hoping
to even matters with Alonzo
Johnson.
Pastrano. who fights out of
New Orleans, dropped a close
decision to Johnson v.hen they
met here last July. Afterwards,
Johnson, from Braddock, Pa ,
dropped three bouts in a row and
fell from the top 10 list of heavy
weight.
By JIM KARL
V-Ball Finals
On Tap Tonight
Delta Upsilon and Alpha Chi
Sig - will meet tonight at 9 in Rec
Hall fur the IM volleyball title
after winning Wednesday night.
DU moved into the finals with
a c10 , ,e win over Alpha Chi Rho.
After losing the first game 15-17,
DU came back strong to win the
last two, 15-11, 15-5.
Two independent teams also
moved into the finals Wednes
day Luzerne House handed Hem
lock House a 15-5, 15-12 loss,
while Magoo House dropped
their game to Nittany Co-op, 15-4,
15-10.
The independent teams will
play tonight at B for the title.
PhiHy Owner Says Wilt
May Return Next Year
PHILADELPHIA (JP) There
is a 50-50 chance that Wilt Cham
berlain will return to the Phila
delphia Warriors of the National
Basketball Assn. next season,
Warriors' owner Eddie Gottlieb
said yesterday.
Gottlieb told a luncheon group,
"Wilt may or may not be back
with us. But right now I would
say chances are 50-50 he'll be
back. In fact, the odds Might be
more in our favor than ever."
Gottlieb leaves for Europe late
this month to supervise a tour of
the Harlem Globetrotters. Under
terms of a contract signed with
the Trotters, Chamberlain will
join the troupe the first week
,in June.
WITH ELECTRICITY
Have you ever stopped to count up the work
saving ways electricity serves you around the
house? Try it.-- , and then guess how much time
it would take you to do the same job without
your electric service.
The time and energy you save are just part of
the value you get in your electric service. When
you think how little it costs, you'll agree that
it's just about the best bargain you can find.
NOTE TO HER FAMILY: A new electric ap
pliance is a wonderful way to say "We love
Mom" on Mother's Day.
ELECTRICITY . . . high value at low cost 41 ' a 3
WEST PENN POWER
Gross Defeats Burstin
For IM Badminton Title
Bob Gross of Phi Epsilon won
the 1111 fraternity badminton
championship last night with an
easy 15-0, 15-2 victory over fra
ternity brother Dave Burstin.
Going into the 1960 season,
Penn State's all-time golf record
was 179 victories, 62 defeats, and
six ties.
FOR COOL, COOL
EATING . . .
Yes, for the coolest meals on
these hottest days drop in at
the Lion's Den and ask for
our Lion's Platter. Beat the
heat with a cool lunch of as
sorted lunch meats, crackers,
and potato chips . . . and get
your favorite cold hamburgers
to go along with the platter.
Naturally, we also have your
favorite fish sticks and french
fries for your best meal each
Friday. Come down and en
joy the best food around, plen
ty ice cold beverages, and the
relaxed atmosphere of the
Lion's Den this weekend.
Lion's Derr
Campus Shopping
EVERY DAY
IS MOTHER'S DAY
AT HER SERVICE
FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1960
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