WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. 1961 Hayes, Seelig Draw Praise Despite Stickmen's 1-5 Log By DEAN BILUCK Penn State has only had three All-American lacrosse players since it began the sport in 1913, but Tom Hayes and-Dick Seelig, a couple of sophomores, just might jump the total to five. State has won only one game so far this year but the sophomore stars have done everything asked of them. Hayes and Seelig have combined for 27 goals, over half of the team total of 46. • Hayes, a midfielder, is the lead ing scorer with 14 goals in five games and Seelig, an attack play er, is only one goal behind in six games. "I've voted for them for the All-America team," Lion coach Earni* Baer said yesterday. "I'd like to see Seelig make honor able mention All-America," Baer said, "and from the talk among coaches I think Hayes can make the All-America team." Baer, who is vice president of the Lacrosse Coaches Association, is one of 18 coaches on the All- American Advisory Committee who make the final selections. “From the lacrosse players I’ve seen in the past 10 years. Hayes could play on any first team in the country,” Baer said. “If every one on the selection committee could see him play, he’d be voted at least a second team All-Ameri can position this year.’.’ Hayes also has made a big impression on other coaches this season. "I've heard so much about Hayes that I was really disappointed when he was in jured and couldn't play against us," Syracuse Coach Roy Sim mons told Baer. Hayes had to sit out the Syra cuse game because of a Charley (Continued on page eight) EARN. ... $lOOO to $2500 This Summer with FORESIGHT, INCORPORATED QUALIFICATION A. Must live in the State of New Jersey or within 50 miles of Philadelphia or Harrisburg B. Musi have a ear C. Must be a college student D. 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PAUL - MINNEAPOLIS (/P) — Jim Gentile smashed two grand slam home runs in a row for a major league record as the Baltimore Orioles crushed the Minnesota Twins 13-5, yesterday. Gentile teed off on Twins pitch ers in the first and second innings when the Orioles ran up a 9-0 lead. That made it easier for Bal timore pitcher Chuck Estrada who gave up two homers himself. Bob Allison hit two homers for the losers, one off Esirada and the other off Gordon Jones, who came on in relief in the eighth. It was the first time a player had hit two grand slams in a row, but three others in the American League have socked a ffi a m mm) a? pair in one game. It's never been done in the National League. The handsome, 6-foot-4, 215- pound southpaw first baseman also set a record by batting in eight runs in two consecutive in nings. Gentile had shared the rec ord of 7 RBI with seven' others. He drove in another run on a sac rifice fly in the eighth inning. Those who previously had two grand slam homers in a game were Tony Lazzeri, New York Yankees (1936), Jim Ta bor. Boston Red 50x_(1939) and Rudy York, Boston Red Sox (1946). Gentile’s homers were his eighth and ninth of the season, tying him with Mickey Mantle. He also shot six RBI ahead of Mantle with a total of 30. Ronnie Hansen poled his third homer, a two-run blow in the Bal timore fifth. PAGE SEVEN
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