TUESDAY. MAY 23. 1961
Nittanies Top Pitt Twice;
Face Owls Away Today
By JOHN MORRIS
The Penn State baseball
team (7-5) can’t seem to de
cide whether to play like
champions or also-rans, but
they must have looked like
world beaters to Pitt on Bea
ver Field Saturday. The Lions
extended their win skein to'
three games with 14-1 and 6-2
victories over the hapless Pan
thers. ,
Lefthanders Bob Fenton (1-0)
and Tom Durbin (2-1) hurled the
Nittanies to the sweep. Fenton
won the opener with a 3-hitter
and Durbin copped the 7-inning
nightcap on a 5-hitter.
Stale travels to Temple to
day for a single game with the
Owls before closing out its
season with a doubleheader
against Middle Atlantic Con
ference champion Delaware
Thursday on Beaver Field.
'Pitt (4-5) held a brief 1-0 lead
in the opener before the Nittanies;
teed off. |
Centerfielder Dick Pae led off >
the home fourth with a walk and,
came around to score on Captain!
Zeke DeLong’s single. DeLong
First Game S
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ZEKE DeLONG
★ ★ ★
made it all the way to third as;
;the ball rolled past leftfielder
Drew Williamson. Shortstop John
Phillips scored DeLong with a
bunt.
The Lions added five more runs’;
in the fifth to put the game on;
ice. DeLong’s two-run triple was'
the big hit of the inning. j
! DeLong had six hits in seven ;
: trips in the doubleheader to
spark the Lions.
State scored three runs in the
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sixth and four more in the eighth
to turn the game into a rout.
Fenton, a curve-balling sopho
more, struck out nine and didn’t
give a hit after the sixth in coast
ing to his first win.
The Panthers got off to an
early 2-0 lead in the second
game. Shortstop A 1 . Riccuiti
blasted a Durbin delivery over
the lefifield fence in the top of
the second to give Pitt its iwo
run margin.
The Nittanies came alive in
the bottom of the inning, scoring
three runs on three hits and four
stolen bases. ,
The Lions stole 11 bases in the
game, including steals of home by
Durbin and third sacker Don Rob
inson.
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