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Baseballers Hast Gettysburg in Opener
By JOHN MORRIS
Sports Co-Editor
Southpaw Bob Fenton has
drawn the starting assignment
as the Penn State; baseball
team opens its 87th Season
against Gettysburg bn Beaver
Field this afternoon at 3:30.
Lion coach Joe Bedenk gave
the nod to the stocky junior, but
righthander Marlin Biesecker will
be ready in the wings if Fenton
should run into trouble against
the Bullets.
“Fenton needs the work to
sharpen his control,” State pitch
ing coach Chuck Medlar ex
plained, “but we’ll bring Bie
secker in last if we need Win.” -
• The Lions have been pounding
the ball all over the lot in batting
practice this spring, but today is
-the day, as Bedenk put it, “we
find out just how good we are.” j
State will throw an impressive
array of batting power at the Bul
lets, but Gettysburg has a Veteran
team that will provide a stiff test
for the Lions. 1
GETTYSBURG COACH Gene
Hummel, starting his first season
at the Bullet helm, will probably
start either Ted Koerner or south-
injury Ends Career =
As a freshman at Penn State,
soccer coach Ken ' Hogterman
lettered in baseball and soccer (he
led the varsity in scoring in his
frosh year) but had to forego all
sports for the remainder of his
college career when he suffered
a broken leg in the third soccer
. game of his sophomore year.
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paw Bob Hinds against the Nit- Boh Fumey will handle the catch
tanies. • ing chores for the Bullets.
‘Koerner was the losing pitcher
as the Lions i edged the Bullets,
3-2, at Gettysburg last year. Koer
ner was supposed to pitch against
Lafayette in the Bullets’ season
opener Saturday, but the game
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State’s lineup this Afternoon In
cludes five! starters from last
year’s 9-6 squad.
Dick, Paei will start in center
field for the Nittanies and A 1
Gursky returns to his left field
duties. Pae and Gursky both
batted .333 j to lead the Lions
last year, j • :
Don Jona£ Is back as the Lions’
number on® catcher and captain
John Phillips and Don Robinson
return for puty in the Lion. in
field. Phillips is the regular short
stop, while j Robinson makes the
switch from third to second base.
SOPHOMORE Fred Light has
jwon the third base job. The fleet
footed infielder is a good fielder
and strong; hitter.
Pete Lis|:e at first base and
Dick Anderson in right field fill
out the State lineup. Both are!
football players making their dia-!
mond debuts for the Lions. I
Hummel iwill probably go with
an infield of Bill Kirchoff at first
base, Tom Perkins at second, Rick
Taylor at ithird base and. Bill
Jacobson at shortstop. Sophomore
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cliffe will start is the Bullet out
field, but the third pasture post
is up for grabs! between King
Gore, Jerry Robertson and Paid
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The game will mark the: start
of Bedenk*s 32ntJ year as Lion
coach,.and this co;jld be one of the
yeteran mentor's best teams if a
couple of "ifs” are solved.
One of the tiggest question
marks hovers around the pitch
ing staff. Graduation took star
lefthanders Ed ISikla and Tom.
Durbin and sophomore !Walt
Bloom is on scholastic probation.
BIESECKER, ; FENTON! and
righthander Dav<; Bergey are the
only experienced, pitchers on the
roster, but just reported
j to the team yesterday and;won’t
be ready to pitclj for-at least ten
days, -!
Fenton also wits a . late starter
for the Lions thijf spring, but Be
denk and Medlar' decided to start
him today to get him ready for
the Nittanies' important trip to
: Lehigh and Villsinova this week
end. 1
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jnova on Saturday. If not, he will
jface Lehigh Fridiy and Biesecker
■will pitch against the Wildcats.
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