TUESDAY. MARCH 28.-1961
LCIX Coach
Hopes For
Goad Year
Lacrosse coach Earnie Baer
thinks "next year" has finally
arrived.
After suffering through a
frustrating season in 1960,
Baer feels confident that the
Lions will improve greatly on
their 1-9 record.
"This year's team is the most
aggressive squad in my five years
of coaching here at Penn State,"
Baer said yesterday as he
watched his team on the practice
field.
"We have some good experi
enced players and barring any
serious injuries we have the po
tential to be a real good club,"
he said. .
The Lions open their 10-game
schedule April 8, when they face
Navy, last year's national cham
pion.
"The boys are really pointing
for that Navy game," Baer said,
"and we're going to give them a
real battle."
In two scrimmage games the
team has impressed the Penn State
coach. "I don't want to be too
optimistic, but they have looked
real good," Baer said.
Baer is counting heavily on sev
en returning lettermen plus soph
omore Tom Hayes who he rates
as a potential All-American.
Gordon Bennett, last year's
leading scorer, and captain
Dave Erwin, who was honorable
mention All-American a year
ago, are the top returnees.
Defense should be the Lions
strongest position, "Man for man,
I wouldn't trade our defense for
any one in the country," Baer
said.
The cause for such optimism
lies mainly in the rugged play of
Irwin, junior letter-winner Andy
Lockhart and senior Jim Ogden.
At midfield the Lions are well
balanced with two strong units.
Hayes heads the corps along with
Bennett and lettermen Dick
Mears, Dick Swenson and Mike
Raiser.
Bennett wias an attackman
last
. year, but Baer has moved
him to midfield, a position he
played in high school.
Baer expects his biggest prob
lem to be the attack. "We have
six men fighting for the starting
job," he said, "but none have a
lot of varsity experience." Dick
Seelig, a 6-4 sophomore, Steve
Schrader, Pete Erber and Dave
Cook seem to have the in
side track.
Last year's starting goalie Jim
Irwin returns to the nets and is
backed up - by Howie Berkowitz.
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On Infield Pop
FT. MYERS, Fla. (/P) -- Some
times it can be confusing when
a catcher calls a play. Like the
other day, when a high, infield
pop up was hit against the Pitts
burgh Pirates.
"I came running out from be
hind the plate," said Catcher
Smoky Burgess, "and figured first
baseman Dick Stuart had the best
chance at it. So I started yelling
`Dick! Dick!'
"Then I looked around. We had
Dick Gray playing third, Dick
Groat at short and Dick Schofield
at second with Stuart at first."
"Who caught it?" a guy asked.
"Dick did," dead-panned Smoky.
Penn State is slated for 21 base
ball games this spring. Eleven of
the contests will be played at
home.
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Antanavage and Shaffer paced
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members of the team are team
captain John Davis and Ralph
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