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Lion
9-0,
By JOHN MORRIS
"Too bad it didn't keep
;lining," sighed one West Vir
ginia tennis player as he walk
ed off the Nittany courts yes
terday after watching Penn
State completely dominate the
haple , ss Mounties for n 9-0 shut
out
The matches were slightly de
layed at the start by a shower
and interrupted during the sin
gles by another downpour. But
the Lions (3-7) managed to get
cnough matches in to send Ruel
Fostei's Mountaineers scurrying
back to Moig.intown without even
winning a '441
Lion captain Jerry Carp start
ed the Nittanies on their win
ning ways with a convincing
win over Mountie sophomore
Bill Schaeffer, 6-4. 6-2.
Schaeffer took over the num
ber one slot for West Virginia in
the absence of Dan Taylor, the
only Winning letteiman. Taylor,
11 dental student, was unable to
make the top because of classes.
Sophomoie Jim Baker looked
shaip again. tiouncing Boyd War
nes, 6-2. 6-0, to boost his record Big Bob Devine is the second
in 5-5 lot the season.
man in the Brittany order. De
vine was a disappointment in
Warner confused Baker mo- the EIGAs, but came back with
mentardy with his left handed a 74 in the Bucknell meet.
slices, but the fiery Lion quick- , —Collegian Photo by Don Sehtiengold Boyle will probably go with
Jy mastered Warner's game and SOPHOMORE JIM BAKER scores with a hard oveihead smash steady Roy Altman in the third
was practically untouchable in as doubles partner Dick Ludwig backs him up in yesterday's meet 'spot. Not blessed with the size;
1119 second set. , with West Virginia. won by the Lions, 9-0 necessary for a good long game,'
Lion coach Sheini Fogg slatted, * * * * * * 'Altman is deadly around the'
Johnny Blanck in the third slot off and coasted to a 6-0, 6-2, win and sophomores Blair Dodds and greens He reached his peak this'
and 1h e elaSi•Y Jlllllol' came in the fifth match. 'Bruce Herman scored easy wins year when he was one of 16'
thiough vs ith an easy 6-1, 6-0, WID ,
,qualifiers for the EIGA finals.
Rea was pitted against Mountie' Summary
OVPI . Don Conaway. Blanck
,was junior Dick Gilson and came up. Sittig les . Either senior Ed Kormos or
in control all the wayl PS beat Schaeffer iVtiViii,
and ' on 's' v, ith an assortment of lobs and ;Ca'" ". junior John Morton will follow
less than an hour to scoie his c „ . ~.„ Altman in the lineup. Both are ,
cuts that had Gilson slipping and'64, 6 k:, 'Psi brat 'Hairier IWVai
SIMI] win against four logs ,his sliding on the soggy courts. !ttba,A test litat CMIIIRHy I WVa 6-1, consistent swingers and boast
The fourth match pitted lanky Fogg gave the nod to sopho- '
' 6-0
'Motile (PSI but Varntr t WVa I. B.', 6.1 ' good iron games.
Lion Garry Moore and senior Ken more John Coldren in the sixth i Rex i I'S I beat Gikon I WVa 1, 6-0, 6-2' Sixth man Haydn Thomas
Varner. Moore , playing only Ilk match and he responded with a c,o(lreii IPS) beat Martin iVi liui. 6-2. 6-1
second singles match of the yea], 6-2, 6-1, win over Don Martin. t
, Daker and I mint D T'S i beat warner and
used a strong net game to take' The Lions swept the doubles as , sal.rm,'(wv:l. 6- - i, 6-2
a 6-2, 6-1. victim y. Fogg gave everyone a chance to, Kola and McCal tney i Phi heat C,,rimsa‘
Vance Rea rettnned to the sin- play. Baker and Dick Ludwig,. D a d 1, , f i : i i i i d er 4 } ) ,.!. l ,‘:,‘ t ß : ' 14 6 ; 2 . b ,! 8 . 1 )
Varner and
gles lineup after a two-meet lay- Don McCartney and John Krall,i marlin iwvlo. 6-1. 6-4
Home Run Produc tion Down Varsity °S' Club
NEW YORK 01 Major league with 30 homers. San Francisco Elects Campbell
home run production for 1960 and Pittsburgh are next with 29 High jumper Dick Campbell
chows a 10 per cent decline horn each followed by St. Louis and has been elected president of the
1959, an Associated Press snivel Philadelphia. Varsity "S" Club. He succeeds
disclosed N ( stet day The Giants, Cincinnati Reds !Jim O'Connor .
All American League clubs ex -,Lo s Angeles Dodgers and Chicagoi Gene Raiford (soccer) is the
tept the New York Yankees are Cubs are behind then• totals of new vice president and Bob Gil
trailing last year's total, last season imour (football-wrestling) will
The National League has 208 1 The Yankees, leading the Atnei-seil,e as secretary for the coming
home runs compared to 151 tot• Kan League with 25 homers, are year. Track star Mike Miller was
the American which started a six ahead of last year. elected treasurer.
week later. The aggiegate of 3591 Mih‘aukcect(' the rncIJOI
Is 41 less than was hit in the' lastseason with 117 homers Rosi to Meet Perkins
same numberof games in 1959 Cleveland led the American Chicago Tonight
Although they've played in the League with 167
fewest gaines, the Milwaukee,CHlCAGO UP) Paolo Rosi,
Biaves head the senior circuit r-- the No. 2 lightweight contender,
takes on Chicago's Eddie Perkins
in a 10-round bout in Chicago
!Stadium tonight
1 The New York slugger hopes to
use Perkins as a stepping stone
Itoward another title shot against
Champion Joe Brown.
Versatile Star
All-A tiler ica n quarterback
Richie Lucas led Penn State's 1959
football team in five departments:
rushing, pa , ,sing, scoring, pass
inteiccptions, and punting.
Veteran Squad
Six lettermen, including East
ern heavyweight champ Johnston
Oberly, will form the nucleus of
Penn State's 1960-61 wrestling
squad. The Nittany Lion grapplers
were unbeaten this year.
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In Golf
The Penn State golf team, heading for another winning
season, will be after victory number seven this afternoon
when the Lions meet Cornell in Ithaca, N. Y.
Coach Joe Boyle's linksmen bested the Big Red last year
on their way to a 6-3 season and a second-place finish in
the EIGA tourney.
The Lions took third in this
year's tournament, and have lost
only to Penn after suffei ing losses
to Maryland and' Georgetown in
a season-opening triangular meet
Today the !4ittanies will be
facing a Cornell team that has
played only three matches. They
have a 1-2 record with losses to
Syracuse and Colgate and a win
over St. Lawrence.
I The Lions beat Syracuse, 5-2,
,earlier in the campaign and go
;against Colgate in the season's
'finale next week.
Senior captain Dick Burgoon
retains his number one spot in
the Nittanv lineup for today's
meet. He will probably face either
Bally Warner or Dave Dawson.
Warner, a sophomore, and sen
ior Dawson have been battling it
out for the number one slot all
year, and either man could get
the call to face Bui goon.
ingo's Confident
GROSSINGER, N.Y. ti-P}---Inge
mar Johansson yesterday accept
ed with a shrug the word that
Joe Louis would try to help Floyd
Patterson regain the world heavy
weight title in their June 20 re
match.
"Patterson will have to be in
the ring by himself," he said.
"Louis won't be in there. I stop
ped him before. Those I fight the
second time I usually finish fast
er. I know I can do it again."
The heavyweight champ smiled
as he read that Louis had said
Patterson should "not have to get
hit,"
WEDNESDAY. MAY 18. 1960
Hosts Lions
Meet Today
DICK BURG OON
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and seventh man Bob Ruther
ford round out the Lion lineup.
Bui•goon. Altman, Kormos. Mor
ton and Thomas are all lettermen
while Devine and Rutherford are
in their first year of regular vat z ,
city action.
SENIORS
That time is drawing closer
and closer, and soon Penn State
will be only a fond memory.
Why not come out to Duffy's
one more time as a student?
The service is excellent and the
delicious steaks will make you
wonder why you didn't come
out oftener. Your favorite bev
erages are served.
Duffy's
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
State College on Route 322
(turn right at the Texaco Station)