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By JOHN
Perm State h
Joe Bedenk lefl
tains in search o!
er over the ju
break, but the ]
complished mo:
three days on Be
they did in four i
tis, Va.
“It Was just'too
to get all our w
r, denk -said yes!
\ weather here 1
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■ “We found out
we knew before
there,", the vete
tinued. “We ceui
good team—solid
■ The Lions o]
against Gettyst
Field Tuesday arid the only weak
spot in the lineup may be the
mound corps. . ;
; MARLIN BIESECXER and Bob
-Fenton give* th 4 Nittanies two
strong starters, but then there is
a big, drop in quality.
The Nittanies [started the sea
son with six reliable pitchers, but
only Fenton and, Biesecker are
practicing with (the team.
■ Walt Bloom, a standout for the
- frosh team last year,, and. junior
£4 Giegucz are on- scholastic pro
bation. Tom Shatter . quit the
squad to concentrate on his
studies and Dave Bergey has
diabetes. I '
Bedenk expects Bergey to join,
the squad seon,jbut as of yet the
tireballing rignthander hasn't
thrown a pitch.} « '
State is well-stocked at every
other position with -competition
keen tor the starting team.
BEDENK HAS SIX regulars
returning from (last year's team
' plus a barrelful jot hew talent.
Don Jonas returns to handlel
the bulk of the catching chores
LIONEL HAMPTON ORCHESTRA
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Lionel Hampton is no new name in the jazz field. He. along
with' jGoodman,‘ can be considered the "father of jazz, l ”
Hampton and his .orchestra, besides travelling throughout
the United States, have toured -all over the world giving
good-jwill concerts. His mastery on the vibes and drums
is hard .to excel i— wherever he appears, an excellent show
of jazz is guaranteed! ' --! ;
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seball coach
c these moun
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Lions have ac
•e in the list
iver Field than
lays- at Ft Eus-
wet down there
ork done," Be-
■day,' “but this
v really helped
ji£st about what
we- went down
•an! coach con
d have a very
all over.”
;n their season
irg 'on Beaver
while Dick Pae and A 1 Gursky third base nod
are back for their regular outfield
duties. Captain John Phillips.
Bairt'Brpdkin and Don Robinson
were all regular members of -the
infield last season.
Phillips figures to-be the Nit
tanies' starting shortstop and
Brodkin seems to have the edge
on his competitors for the secepd
base job."
But Robinson has run into some
stiff resistance from sophomore
Fred Light in the-.battle for the
62 IFC-Panhel JAZZ FESTIVAL
xt FRIDAY i NIGHT at 8:00 P.M.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, j UNIVERSITY PARK.- PENNSYLVANIA
. . . veterans righthander
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Light is a slick-fielding, line
drive-hitting youngster who rates'
as one of State's brightest pros-
in several years!
Pete Lbke is the leading cart-!
didate for the first‘base slot and 1
footballers Dick Anderson and|
1 Roger Kochman are battling for
the tight field | job. '
-Long home runs by .Liske, An
derson- Jonas and sophomore
Grier Werner highlighted yester
: day's three-hour practice Session.
, A comparatively new jazz group, the Ramsey Lewis trio
was formed in 1956. From the Chicago jazz cellars to vir
j tually every known jazz club in this country, Lewis' new,
! ■ dynamically unified music can >be heard. In 1956, DOWN
BEAT said of tLiem: “This group could hit the heights of
] acclaim achieved by such groups as Shearing, Bruheck,
! and Gamer.” And in just six i years, the trio has proven
: this to be true. (On drums: Red ; Holt; On bass: Eldee Young.)
EXHIBITION i
BASIBAU SCORES
New York (A) 4.5& Louis I ■-
Baltimore 15 Washington 7
Houston 8 Boston jO
Cincinnati 4 Detroit S
New York (N) 4 j Los-Angeles
(N) 3
Cleveland 9 Chic;
San Francisco 11
(A) 8
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of an organization
such as the University, a fraternity, a church
BOUND TRIP - New York to
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RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO
Phils Top Braves, 12-II
CLEARWATER. Fla. (AP)
The Philadelphia Phillies edged
the Milwaukee Braves 12-11
yesterday with the aid of two
errors in the ninth inning of an
exhibition baseball game.
Roy McMillan's high throw to
first on Bobby Malknus' grounder
let in Sammy White with the win
ning run.
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i Los- Angeles
Recreation Hall
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