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Nittany Nine Meets Pepn
In Quest of Fourth Victory
By JOHN MORELS
Slone Co-Editor
Penn State's well-traveled
baseball team will attempt to
extend its winning str e ak on
mad to three games when the
Lions meet Penn on Murphy
Field in Philadelphia this
afternoon.
The Nittanies (3-1) have won
both their road contests so far.
besting Lehigh. 7-3. and Army.
64.. The Lenz toppled Gettys
burg, 6-1, in the season opener on
Beaver Field, but fell to. Ithaca.
14-5, at home last week. Road
games with Rutgers and Villanova
were rained out.
STATE COACH Joe Bedenk
will send Marlin Blesecker to the
bill tbday. The lanky righthander
got credit for the Nittanies' win
over' Lehigh and boasts , a 2.07
earned run average for 13. innings
of pitching.
Bedenk made some changes in
the batting order for the Army_
game, and the veteran coach will
probably go with the same win
ning combinations against the
Quakers.
"I don't know whether the
-changes - had anything to do with
the win," Bedenk said, "but w&11 OKX PAE
leave it that way and see what
bappens."
* * veteran*
find the range, centerfielci:,er
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Bedenk's revised lineup finds
shortstop Johnny Phillips batting 'lost their last three games. -
in the dean-up spot, Dick Ander- Light has all the equipment—a' McCloskey will probably start•
son b a tti ng fif t h an d ca t c h er D on strong arm, speed and quick hands Dave McKinley at second; Bob
Jonas hitting in the sixth , slot. —but he's only hitting .125 for the Murray, first base; Ramon Cara
- The moves paid off ag,ainst'Lions' rust four games; 'He hais?zo, center field; Bob PUrdy, right
Army as Anderson had two hits, been hitting in the third spot infield; Bob Zaac, catcher; Jeff
'including a home run. an d Jo nas ,the order all season. - •
.ISturtn, shortstop; Mike' Tate, lee
delivered a run-scoring single in Penn coach Jack McCloskey field; Fred Rudy, third base and],
the Lions' five-run first inning: will probably go' with MartyTadersky.
PHILLIPS IS the
iPadersky this afternoon for the The Lions hk,ve a sik-day lay- 1
team's lead- uakers (2_3). off after today's game. iThey host
hitter W Awe. hoig lust Quakers
Q Penn started off the season with,Bucknell on Beaver Field Tues
.9ls2 with six hits and tour RBl's.,two wins, but the Quakers hav e da y.
"We have some big boys who, ' I
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can deliver the long ball," Be-,I
denk said before the team left for
Pligadelphia yesterday. "We'll bell
all right when they start hitting."
Centerfielder Dick Pae is 00e1 NATIONAL LEAGUE
Lion who is having trouble getting Pit tabu r a h _ V( R . 1 1 ,:it t r) 4.1 k
untracked this year. The speedy a t . _ o .000 1
senior led the Nittanies in hittitigiSan Francisco 6 2.7t0
with a 223 average in 1961, but 21 •II
es ° '
..! 2 2 2 .
'swinging at only a .222 clip so far ii.dripiag _ _ _s it 400 2
___%
this season. rkwlnitiati I, 375
"'Poi has been hitting the ball m i l "'.;.t t . 145
Szi our last couple of games," Be- MA 1%
dente said. "but he has been T.' e. Lame
hitting - the ball right at PikiaLurrik le. aileare
bps Anirel.lo San Viranciate
body. " 1 Houston 6. 14n. York_
The probable parting lineup] Tosses sewed ,
this afternoon is Pee; Don Robin- 1 ft- Louie wesithera: itHst et Nee "Iroek,
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son, second base; Fred Light, tbirdi San F 4 rancisco. Sanford 114) at Ma-,
base; Phillips;. Anderson. right:warm , . siiint 1441
field; Jonas; Pete Liske, first base ;i c .4 lo ""i^n.., n y','°° 6ol / 1 " " 44 at chigss l 4
Roger Kochman, left field and - "C r A — i i;;:p a a . 4 4,4 s i -
Bieseeker. icrr n r;_, on — l•tL,
. vrt.burrh '1"...41 414) la Philaielph...
-TRIED EASY:MAN Light haslu.iit. *no
also been having trouble at the
plate; but Bedenk expressed eon-1
fidence that the sophomore would
New College Diner
, OK s vet 'I Manoi.ts
A MENTAL HOSPITAL
fifteen years ago, Topeka State Hos
pital was a snake pit. Today, it's one
of ' the world's finest hospitals, to
this week's Post, you'll read case his
tories from their files. You'll meets
football star who wouldn't speak for
bvtutY Years. A "model" child who
shouted obscenities. And an old man
{ whose family insisted he was dead.
Satairday
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THE DAILY O:XtfGl/44, OtnigilsS4TY PARK. feiNSYLVANIA
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wilt conduct group interviews
explaining summer job apporitUrsit,es
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Oats: April 18
Place: 217.218 NUN .
Time: 1:00 P.M. and. 4:00 P.M.
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IM Results
Volleyball,
' Independent '. 1
ILinden bait Butternut, 1446. 1a 9. 11-11
literint at Edit Olaf,. 1ii,15.112-14
lii MEILIC4NLEMIIIe t IP•oiar beat Broth , 15-11 .
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W LL Pct..--G.l4. !Browni Sign Cox ' 1 117blareza beat Nail% Di-. 116-1/
el'es Aarelea ----3 3 ' 1" CLEVELAND 4/11 The Clei,.) i.rdm "lilt 1"1. ' 1644 11 L+ -13 '
Claknora 4 2 .647 -- , lamourry woo by fade* soar —.
104.1,,,, Tra3k .-2 1 .647 . %land Berrarns announced the sign -I Fraternity
'Washington --..a—_2 ' 2 .600 1 ing of rookie Fred Cox. a place-'24rma TAW Ganoos bast Alnka rat Del4a.
-11 " hi n's - - -4---2 2 " 5" 1 kicking star from the University! 37 ' 41 ' 154 i .;,
b-Cloodand --;.--2 3 .60Q I . Delta Sigma Phi beat Debi liiito Tato..
13-15. Ib4i. 15-4
Detroit _______,'.....2 2 MO 1 of Pittsburgh. -
b--Flaabrm-_—` r
—.2 a An 1% te Browns selected the stocky 'ham uPM D e lt a ' b e" PM La i ). '. lllll '
......2 .11511 5, IS-14. WI
is OW ---'. 2 4 ass s 23-year-old halfback in the eighth! - -
Le- ammo y _„,......
; A- a. C—Opralknota is tight sins. round of the National Football' ) _
, . Taansainea Illaribb . League draft a year ago when heillUCS Win oth Straight i '
Dates& 11, Weeblostee 2 . still had a year of
1 college elia,i l - • CHICAGO (APl—The unbeaten
.s.afte. Gnaw
Chia.* IL Kbonalmoba'Nifty remaining. ' _ ' .: !National League-leading -Pitts
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W 'ailibatraen. 315K3alii 411-01 -at Detroit, Cox led Pitt In scoring last burgh Firates,rallre' efor six runs
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Mead 16-1) Season with 43 points, includingan the last two innings yestei 4 day
cakko w , litebett (414) at. Igionelota. six field goals. Be played both i of-in handing the winless Miriam°
Lee 01160) ,
i • tense and defence for the PantherslCubs their seventh successivelde
rimimm,
Sr. Tork atatiard tO 4 t a t - 243 " ere• and handled the punting as well;feat, 104. ~
4[1114) isq
Ira:~ City., Dam 40-1) at Iran Arbaralaa,
as .the place-kiclung. He is S-111 It was the sixth straight Itri
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botila.k> 1 1 , - - 01 tort a-- ; weighs ISS . uznph for the Pirates. ,--
EAGUIES 1
Swohn Impressive
in Lion -Golf Wins
If Penn State golf coach Joe Boyle had to name his - moat
impressive perfOrmers so fai' this year, captain Bob Swain
old have to be near' the top of the list.
The small-statured senior,. whose powerful wrists provide
spark for his low scoring gavies; chalked up the quickest
Saturday against Colgate ; when the Lions won their see
straight meet. He had the victory wrapped up alter the
ielfth hole as Stu Benedict fell victim by a 7 and 6 margin.
SWAIM won his opening makli * * *
linst Georgetown by a 4 to
v. Sophomore Jim Tal
Jrts the Lion's only other
record, winning by scenes of
4-2
.'or the past two= years Swal
been sort of an off and
ter," Boyle said yesterday. "
been much more steady t
', and 'as a result his scot
Catches have been improv ,
mare cost nent '• •
Swa.hn is One of four return
lettermen . imam last year's to
turDed in an 8-4 record.
'We have a pretty good team,
•iirahn said. 'and-I feel we ha ,
very strong and promisi
tt i lsophonaores. Probal
match this year
asainst Maryland. Last year •
— to them (23 1 / 2 to 3%), but
have a -Wight advantage ti
season because lien meet thl
ion, our own course
- BOYLE *AS also optinn:
on States chance!. He said tl
the finlnamet have a good
•partunity to match the 1958 m:
of LIU Inns .and no losses.
'I know what the players
:capable of doing." Boyle sa,
'but bemuse of this weather
'has been difficult for the bc
to play up to their potential. Th,
scores which wine recorded Sat
urday, though, were excellent."
The win over Colgate stretched
the all-time Penn State record to
14-6-1 - against the Big Red. Sat
urday. the Lions will play host
to Penn.
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