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Lack of Reserves
Hampers LaX Team
"With a little more reserve strength and a couple of
breaks we would have given Maryland a whale of a close bat
tle." So spoke Lion lacrosse coach Earnie Baer following Penn
State's 17-2 loss to the Terps Wednesday.
The Lion mentor, who is in his fourth year as head coach,
called his team's performance * * *
against the National Champs "the
best game we have played in the
last two years."
The Lions, who have lost eight
al t'aight games this year, held
mighty Maryland to a 9-2 edge
for thi ee quarters before running
out of steam in the final period.
When Baer spoke of reserve
stiength, he was talking about
the main weakness of the Lions
this year.
"Our problem at Penn State is
that we just don't get enough
boys that have played lacrosse in
high school and have that need
ed lacrosse sense," Baer said.
"A lot of the boys we have,
never played in high school and
when they come to Penn State
we have to teach them the basic
fundamentals," he said.
Baer knows of what he speaks.
When he first came to Penn
State he began his sports ca
reer with the freshman foot- I
ball team but a shoulder injury I
forced him to give it up
One day while visiting a fra-, While Baer was playing (1948-
ternity he happened to see a la-1 1949) Penn State lacrosse teams
crosse stick and he asked someone' recorded their best marks in
what that "crazy looking thing"! any four year period, winning
was. This was the beginning of 25 and losing 14.
li(crosse for Ea) me Baer. Tomorrow Baer's stickmen close
!He went out for the varsity out their season with a home game
team as a freshman that year and against Colgate.
got his big chance in his first! Even though Colgate has a
game when a teammate suffered topnotch club and the Lions (1-8)
an ankle injuiy. 'are suffering through a dismal
Baer looked so good as a sub season, Baer is looking for a State
that he continued to play in every, victory. "If we play like we did
game for the next four years. He:against Maryland," Baer said,
started 40 consecutive games andl"we'll end the season on a happy
an a sophomore led the Lions inlnote."
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LEAGUES
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13 10 .605
.14 11 .360
10 13 .453
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Ran r, an , ' IPCO - 211 18 .f. 117
Milwaukee 13 11 .642
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m-St I.ouin ..._ I I 17 .393
.1-Chicsui , . .... 9 18 375
a-l'h limit 101 in 11 19 .367
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American League
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(1-10. Iliicht
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Vie 1101. night
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■nim t2-II or Jay 0.11, night
Log Aliveleg, houfgx 10.31 at l'hilade!
Vita. Corner. 111-21, nialit
Cincinnati, Net contbe 12-11 at St Louis
Ja ckatin 12-; 1, liiiiiil
BALTIMORE UP) —The Balti
more Orioles announced yester
day that bonus player Dave Nich
olson, who received an estimated
$115,000 when he was signed in
1958, has been recalled from Mi
ami of the International League.
Penn State Sports Car Club
Gymkhana
Sunday, May 22 Erie Technical Ceramics
1:30 p.m. ari l lotl Lro State College
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Dickinson Takes Lead
In Snead Golf Festival
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W.Va. liP) Gardner Dickinson's
putter behaved magically yester
day and earned him to a 5-under
par 65 for the first-round lead
of the Sam Snead Golf Festival.
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Venetian Way,
'Bally Ache Set
For Showdown
BALTIMORE (W) Trainers,
owners, Pimlico track officials
and reporters traded shots across
the breakfast table yesterday but
nothing changed the opinion that
the $150,000-added Preakness to
morrow will be a duel between
Venetian Way and Bally Ache.
Shortly after the annual alibi
breakfast, the Pi2nlico oddsmaker
dropped the odds on favored Ve
netian Way, the Kentucky Derby
winner, to even money. Bally
Ache, second at Louisville 3 1 / 2
lengths behind, was officially list
ed at 8-5.
Meanwhile, Trainer Horatio Lu
ro was casting around for a suit
able jockey for Victoria Park, the
third horse in the derby. Willie
Shoemaker reported he was com
mitted 'to ride Bagdad in the
$50,000 Los Angeles Handicap to
morrow at Hollywood Pa,rk.
Victoria Park's stock shot up
sharply after a sensational work
out here Tuesday, and a lot of
support has been shifting to the
long-striding Canadian colt. His
odds in tomorrow's one mile and
three-sixteenth Preakness were
held at 6-1.
Top Minute Mon
Of the Penn State football play
ers who will retur,n for the 1960
campaign, halfback Jim Kerr
logged the most playing in 1959.
He played 354 minutes
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Future Looks Good
For Nittany Netters
By, JOHN MORRIS
Penn State's tennis future looks
bright and nobody is happier
about it than coach Sherm Fogg.
The Lions have fallen upon hard
times for the last several years,
but Fogg will lose only two sen
iors from this year's outfit.
Captain Jerry Carp and John
Krall will be the only graduates
on the 11-man squad which Fogg
terms as a "good team."
The Nittanies have played
some of the top teams in the
East and have fared well against
the likes of Penn, Maryland
and Lehigh. Penn tripped the
netters, 5 1 / 2 -3 1 / 2 , and both Mary
land and Lehigh! won by nar
row, 5-4, margins.
Despite the 4-9 record compiled
last year and the 3-7 log the Lions
carry into tomorrow's season fi
nals against Army, State's teams
are 79-72-2 in Fogg's 14-year ten
ure as coach.
Sophomore Jim Baker, first
man for most of the campaign,
heads the list of returning net
ters.
Baker has played well all year,
but has looked particularly good
in his last two wins. In Wednes
day's 9-0 victory over West Vir
ginia, the fiery sophomore had his
booming service working and lost
only two sets on the way to a
6-2, 6-0 win over Boyd Warner.
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junior stalwarts as Johnny
Blanck, Don McCartney, Vance
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