TUESDAY. JULY 26. 1960
Indians to Discuss
Piersall's Wrangles
NEW YORK (EP) The Cleveland players will meet with
manager Joe Gordon today to discuss what should be done
about Jimmy Piersall, the Indians' temperamental center
fielder, who has been in a number of wrangles with umpires
this season.
The meeting was requested by club player representative
16 'Vets' Spark
Lion Gridmen
Sixteen Penn State football let-1 Piersall has been barred from
termen will return this season to, the meeting. He was in Boston
provide the nucleus for coach Rip yesterday where he was give n some "fatherly advice" a $lOO
Engle's 11th Nittany Lion squad.' fine .d by American League Pres-
The 16 veterans will be headed! i Tit Joe Cronin as a result of
by guard Bill Popp, Steelton; ancC beingday's
ejected from last Satur
end Bob Mitinger, Greensburg: y's n ga d m s e between the Indians
center Jay Huffman, Clairton; and a e .
. ox. It . was Piersall's
quarterback Dick Hoak. Jean.; sixth ejection this season.
nette; and halfback Jim Kerr, St. "I don't know what the outcome
Clairsville, Ohio. These men were will be,"
said Kuenn. "But the
starters on the 1959 team which
players feel something should be
compiled a 9-2 record including done about the Piersall situation.
a 7-0 Liberty Bowl win over Ala . -'
bama. Hoak started at left half-' "We're all in sympathy with
back last year. iJimmy but it's reached a point(
where his antics on the field and'
Other holdover lettermen slat
, leis constant wrangles with the
ed to report for '6O combat are
_ t umpires, has fell 3WS ;
end and captain-elect Henry
Op well upset. Tothe pretty
a certain extent,l
permann, Connellsville; ends Dave! it's hurting the team.
Alexander, New Castle, and John
Bozick, Centerville; tackle Stew; "It's not our purpose to ask for
r
Barber, Bradford, and guard` restrictive measures against
Wayne Berfeld, who lettered a c Piersall. We didn't want him
*enter two years ago and misse benched, or sent home, or missed) any
the '59 campaign because of in
such thing. After all, he's having
juries. a great year and we want him
Center Dick Wilson, Peekskill,', in the lineup.
N.Y.; quarterback Galen Hall.' "But something should be done ;
Williamsburg; halfbacks Roger, about him. We want to see if wel
Kochtnan, Wilkinsburg; Ed Caye,lcan come up with some sort of'
Pittsburgh, and Dick Poe, Dau-Jremedy.
phin; and fullback Sam Sobczak,! Piersall suffered a mental'
Dußois. breakdown in 1952, when he wasp
Babe Ruth hit 17 home runs in
September when he hit his record
number. of fig homers in 1927.
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Giants Scheduled
ITo Tour Japan
NEW YORK (A 3) The San
Francisco Giants of the National
Baseball League will make a 16-
game tour of Japan between Oct.
16 and Nov. 18. the office of Com
missioner Ford C. Frick said yes
terday.
Frick conferred with Japanese
baseball officials prior to making,
the announcement. All-star play
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Lions' Record
Tops '6O Rivals
Penn State owns a combined
record of 79 victories, 61 defeats,
and 12 ties with its 1960 football
opponents.
Of the nine teams on this fall's
schedule, only Pittsburgh and
Army hold the upper hand over
the Nittany Lions. The Panther's
22-7 victory last year was their
33rd since 1893 in a series which
shows 23 Penn State triumphs
and three ties.
The best State has managed
against Army since 1899 is two
victories (in the series opover and
last season) and a pair of ties.
The Cadets have won six games.
Five 1960 opponents Boston
University, Missouri, Illinois,
Maryland, and Holy Cross will
seek their initial win over Penn
State. The Nittanv Lions have de
feated BU six times Missouri
once, Illinois twice, Maryland six
times and Holy Cross five times.
Maryland will return to the
schedule for the first time since
1944.
The 39-year-old rivalry with
Syracuse is a nip -and-tuck affair.
The Lions have 17 wins, while
Syracuse's 20-18 verdict lad year
was its 15th. The teams have
played to five ties.
Penn State has beaten West
Virginia 111 times. The Mouintain
eers own seven v, - ins. Theft last
one came in 1955. A 1958 14-14
standoff was the second tie in the
Series which got underway in
1904.
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