TUESDAY. APRIL 24. 1962
Fenton to Start
N ittaqies H
By JOHN MORRIS
• ' Sports Co-Editor
The' Penh State baseball'
team; its . eyes glued firmly on
the National- Collegiate . Ath
letic, Association District 2
playoffs, hosis Bucknell on
Beaver Field this afternoon
at 3:30. .
..The Lions (4-1) have one of
the top records iri ..the district,
but must maintain their, present
pace to earn a spot in the play
offs.
Lefthander Bob Fenton (3-0)
will be on the hill for the Nit
;tanies. Fenton' was the winning
pitcher .in the Lions' q-6 victory
over Penn Wednesday and State '
pitching Mentor Chuck Medlar
wants to keep his ace in top shape.
"i"ENTON WILL pitch against
Bueknell,"Medlar said yesterday.
"We can't lay him' off for two
weeks."
-The Liohs have been idle since
the Penn game,and have another
week layoff 'after today's contest.'?-0, last
. year and hold a com
Coach Joe Bedenk's team will be, manding 52-22 lead in the series
aiming for its third straight win , which dates -)3aek to 1386.
this afternoon. Bucknell, on -the;
BEDENK 'WILL pro b a bl y g o
other hand, has been havingl
+with the s li g htl y re vised lineup he
trouble getting_ started this season.;
• The Bisons are 1-3 going into used in the victory over Penn.
today's game, beating Scranton. ! Centerfielder Dick Pan will lead
13-7, for their only win of the off, followed by Don Robinson.
season last -week. They have lost,second base;', -Fred Light, third
to' Pitt (74), Gettysburg (16-9)lbase; John Phillips, shortstop;
and Lafayette (5-1). Dick Anderson, right field; Don
The Lions dropped the Bisons, , Jonas, catcher; Pete Liske, first
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W. L. Pe. G.A.
IPittsburgh __.l___,__l4l . 1%. Aos
St. Louia ...,•' 7 V' - 77, 'I
San Franci.teur 9 .4 .e'
ILds A neelea __ ___-I__ & .547
-,- - I a-Philadelphia _____r. 4 .540,
TORONTO, (AP) "It's good• Hawks were r defending cham- V.`„,'" 3 "n , ------ ---- 5 . 5 . . 5 .41
we won it" on the road. Thatlpions, and when you can beat n:i;t r ii n wZi l tie -- ------ — 3 ' it . ..2.1 : :I
makes us real champions." ' them in the big one, irr front of ChicaC" -.-.----- .-'-- :4 . 9 -25 ' 1
York _.-____ 1 9 .1015 8
That was Red Kelly's 'comment that wild Chicago crowd, you de- -N e w
a—night came •
yesterday on the 2-1 victory scored serve ;to be called champions." 1 - Yeataniaes Result*
by the Toronto Maple Leafs at , Most of the people in Toninto San Traneiocc , 4 . Cincinnati 1
Nw York 9. Pittsbureh.L
Chicago Sunday night to win the felt the same'way. A crowd of •:
Taday's Gasses -
Stanley. Cup in six games from-some ,3,000 met the team at the T o.
Fromeiseo. Marichal ce-t) at Pitts.-
Abe Black Hawks. jairport in the wee hours when rot, mateam it-nt :iN't
"Until the last one; we hadn't' they, brought the; cup home, and , st. Look". - Jaek•ion (2-0) at. Ifou3ton,
won a road game in . :this year's! there will be an official city ticker ' tone (/-00 (NI,
Laa•Artgeles. haufax (2•I) at Chlcagit. ,
playoffs," Kelly said. "If we'dtape parade and reception tomer-lcaraweit to- 31 i
won it in Toronto, people might'row. i • , New York. Anderson en-Ot at Cincin:
have called us second-rate cham-! ;The Leafs last won-the .
cup i n
nati. Ellis (0-1) or Oratrowsi.y in 21 (NI,
Philadelphia, Mahaffey 12-11 at lidurau
idOnS. What's more, the Blackl 1951. I . . kee. Snabn (1-2) (Nt ' 1
% . --I
Leaf Star Happy Over Road Win
U.S.G. iections
April 25, 26, 27
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5 : 1 ,
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GOVERNMENT
base; Roger Kochrnan, left field! 1 By DENNIS KNECHT
and Fenton.l . Penn State's track team did a complete turnabout from
hitter w
Phillip
ith s is a
.353 average. a The the Lions' leading
.last week's poor showing at Navy, winning two first places
lanky captain also paces the Nit-:and figuring in'ten others in the Ohio Relayi at Columbus,
tanies in hits with six and ias a t ur d av
tied with Robinson for the RBli , -,* ' •
. •
lead with .four. •
~ 1 , Gerry Norman stole the show by finishing the three-mile
Left fielder Ash Ditka, brother; run 110 yards ahead of hisinearest challenger, Central State's
of former Pitt football star Blike.! ' , • ,
is the leading hitter on coach Rod 7 1. es Hegedus. Norman was never challenged as he stepped
Oberlin's Bison squad. Ditka, a' into the lead after" the first quarter-mile and recorded mile
halfback on the Bucknell foot- -,.,
ball squad, is the clean-up batter, times of , 4.33 4.
• •47 and 4:43.8. • , ' •
for the Bisons. 1 Norman's 14:Q.8 clocking will go down as a record since
Oberlin has a pair of lefthanders. .
it Is a new event of the relays.
ready to face the Nittanies this; Steve Zil oo r
afternoon. Either Dick Kiehn, the- head captured a
losing pitcher in the Lions' 7-O rc ,. place in the
victory last year, or Dick Haller "''''
1
will get the nod for the Bisons. 3000-meter stee
plechasel
with a
Time of 9:44.1.
Michigan State's
Gerald Young.
I who - won" the
event last year,
;finished second
;arid 'Chris Mur
ray of Michigan
was third. State's
,Pirotes Drop First, 9-1
'Lionel! Bassett The New York Mets Won th-ir
finished filth. Gerry N erre an I
first major league game last night.
l !Ron Beard equaled the Penn 9-1, over the Pittsburgh Pirates,
State Pole vault record set by-,
rind stopped a! 10-game Bue win
,
,Cigie Norris in 1158 by leaping 14'.'
ning streak.
: However. the Lion senior only
The victory !was the Met first
placed third. Beard cleared 14'4"
in 19 tries. It 114:114 the Pirate's
but his vaulting pole knoelced off. f .,_„_ l
_, ,r__
__,..
_Pirate's
pole
bar. Teammate Ciro. Risoldi ." ' n ''' "` " 1 " - ' ""''''.
tied for fifth with a 13'6" vault , Sunday Pittsburgh tied a mod
ern: major league - record by Wil
-1 STATE JUST missed finishing ning their first ten games.
first in two other events. Howie'
Jay ;Hooke I went the distance
Heardolf was oYertaken in the
thewinning !Wets.
'last 30 yards tit the 830-Yard"'.
lira by tarry - Seigden of Ohio' —...-i.
1 . .
University and had to settle for ff .„,..
second place. Lion Tom Mettrick '-'‘' s n Nin, Wins Tsi : -
,was fifth. • , Penn St :I lt• f; Ire:lilt-A.ln bliehall
'team team combined good pitehmg,
The distance medl e y relay team timely tutlin:l and hii:.ti. , on the
Of Deardorff, floorhead. Metfro'k ba;epatha to top Altoona Center,,
and Norman finished second to 5-3. Saturday' on Elelver Field'.
Michigan. The' Lions held a 35- .
Joe Melville, Bailey .cod
'yard' lead before the anchor milei T;... Gray
each hurled three on
leg. bur the _Wolverine's Ergas."""
rungs for coach Bill Speith's nine
Leps made up the distance and! with Bailey picking up the win.
gave Michigan-the win in 10:09.5. Saturday the fro
11 . 1.-1. - io
High jumper Jerry Wett - ‘t-ne F".: - !e to ••••,. B:!-r -, ncl Ce'it ...
MAJOR LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGITV
• - W. L. Pet, C.R.
Cleveland 5 1 .625
Baltimore .6 4' .600
New York 6 4 .556 4 2
Kansas City .524 1 1 2
Chirac° .500 1
L Angeles _____S 6 .5410 1
Detroit,.__ . 4 4 SAW
Illinneeota _ . S 11 .4:44
Boston ________._f____ 11 .4 4 4 1
Washington .2.641 1
No games yesterday
?Nit's Camas
awyetand. Taylor co-li at Los Angeles.
Chance 1040 (N)
Chicago. Bughardt (1-11 at New Toth.
Terry 13•¢1 -
' Diinneaoi. BrWlkk (0-21 at Baltimore.
,Pappas 114) .
Kansas City, I Ditm . ar (0-11 at Detroit,
litauti 11-I )
17:m4kb:talon, - ;McClain (a-I ) at Boston.
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nunne r s Score
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fkured in a five-way tie tar third
place with a 6'4 3 4" jump,
808 GRANTHAM placed' third
and Hal Powell sixth in the hop,
:tep and jump
Sophomore John Court ne
heaved the ditieus _145'11 1 2" for
fourth place. Tony Wayne ran the
100-yard dish- in 9.9 seconds in
the tri:d heats but failed to qualify
for the final.
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