THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1960
Golfers Beat Bisons,
Clinch Winning Log
By JOHN MORRIS
The Penn State golf team
clinched a winning season
yesterday by downing highly
touted Bucknell, 13 1 4-714„, on
the Bison's home links.
Coach Joe Boyle's Lions now
stand at 6-3 with only two meets
to go on a rough schedule.
The Lions played under the
Nassau scoring system for the
second time this year and made
quick work of Bucknell's Middle
Atlantic Conference champs.
In Nassau match scoring points
are awarded for the low scores
on the first and second nines.
and another point is given for
the lowest total score.
Lion captain Dick Burgoon led
the onslaught against the Bisons,
The lanky senior was medalist
for the day with' a 72 and beat
MAC individual champion Bob
Etzweiler, 3-0,
Bob Devine rebounded from a
poor showing in last weekend's
EIGA tourney with a 74, good
enough for a 3-0 win over Bison
second man Jerry Lindholm.
Bob Schad split the front nine
point with little Roy Altman,
but had little trouble from the
Lion veteran on the last nine
IM Golf Tournament
Moves into Quarters
Eight fraternity teams will com
pete this week for the quarter
final spots in IM golf as the tour
nament enters the third week of
competition.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, last year's
champion, will play Alpha Tau
Omega, and the winner will face
either Lambda Chi Alpha or
Theta Chi for the semi-final placed
in the top bracket.
In the second bracket Alpha
Sigma Phi plays Phi Delta Theta,
while Beta Sigma Rho meets Al
pha Chi Sig.
LET'S DANCE AGAIN ... AT THE
WITH
FLANAGAN
and Vocalist Kay Golden
Swing to the current pop tunes offered by the Big Band
of Ralph Flanagan. Sway to the old favorites sung by
bubbly Kay Golden.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. 'STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
By The Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pct. C.B.
and won. 2 1 / 2 -V2. Jsan Francisco ____l6 7 .636 I
Bison senior Bill Curtiss had''
..Pittaburgh 14 9 .60' 2
; x-Milwaukee 9 .563
one of the best days of his COI-lcnicinnuti 51 11 .51)9 4%
lege career and downed Lion:x-Los Angeles _ll 13 .45s 51,_,
fourth man Ed Kormos, 3-0. Kor-Ix 4 )) LI P, i t
MS played well enough to win' Chicago 6 12 .833 7%7
most matches but Curtiss blazed, x—Play night games l l'
around the Bucknell course and! Yesterday's Results
wound up with a 75. I San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 0
i Probable Pitchers
Junior John Morton continuedi American League
his steady play for the Lion links-1 B a lt imore,'
Kansas C i ty. Kucks ( 0 -oi at
men and defeated John McDonaldi Cleveland. Bell ( 3-1 ) at New Yet k-, 1
with ease to add three points tO 1 TerrY " 4)
'
Chicago, Shaw (24) at Bolton, Brewer
the Nittanies' total. 1
, (1-2)
Curt Mull, a promising Bison! Detroit, Bunning (0.2 i at Washington,
sophomore, edged veteran Haydn! itarn°3 (04)
National League
Thomas on the front nine, but; St. Louis. Mizell (1-2) at Milwaukee,
Thomas fired back to take theiwil!eY (24 '
second nine and the match 2-I.l lia i Cincinnati, O'Toole (24) at Chicago,
, bbe(-3)
Bob Rutherford added the 1 Philadelphia, Roberts ( 1-2) at San Fran
final points to the Lions' win- ci.vo, Sanford 12-11
can
ning score with a 2-1 win over Ameri
w. League
L. Pct. G.R.
Chicago Pete Sang. I Chio 1" 7 .632
Summary (New Yet k 10 1 .588 1
[ aurgoon (Psi beat Etzweiler (B). 3.olBoston .9 7 .663 Ire
' Devine (PS/ beat Lindholm (B 1, 3-0 Cleveland____ ___lo 8 .556 11/,
Seim] (8( beet• Altman IPS 1 . 2%-''... a-Baltimore 10 10 .600 2%
Curtiss Ili) beat Kormos (PS). 3-0 a-Washingto n 8 11 .421 4
Morton (PS) beat McDonald (B I, 3-0 ; x-Detroit 6 10 .375 4%
1 Thomas ( PS ) beat Mull 111 i, 2.1 1 a-Kansas City ___7 12 .363 6
Ruthei ford ( PSI beat Sang (B). 2-1 x—Playing night game
MAJOR
LEAGUES
SENIOR BALL
FRIDAY, MAY 13th
s $5 per Couple
Tickets at
HUB Desk
Davis Cup Match Set ,Coast Opener
NEW YORK (ill The U.S. I Penn State will open its 1963
Davis Cup team will meet Cana-football schedule at Oregon. A
da in the first round of the Amer- 1964 game with Oregon is slated
ican Zone competition at Quebec', for the Niger* , Lions' Beaver Sta
, City on July 15-16-17. 'dium.
The BALL is the last big fling of the 1959-1960 school
year and the last time you seniors can attend a
semi-formal -dance as an undergrad. Everyone
should push to make this the biggest and best
dance Rec Hall has ever seen.
or at the
Door
REC HA'
will look so gay a
will look so lovely
SENIOR BALL!
REC HALL
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