WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25. 1962
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By DEAN BIUiCK
Sports Co:-Ectitor
Penn State laCrinse coach
Dick Pencek hasn't been
sleeping too well the.past fevi
nights and ,its - no wonder. This
afternoon l at 3:30 on Beaver
Field Pencek's unbeaten stickmen
will Ibe attempting .to accomplish
something that no ;other State
team, has ever dorie.!
And• the task won't be easy.
The Lions will be !shooting for
their fifth victory since the out
set of the-season against powerful
Maryland. a, team that State has
beaten only, twice in 24 tries. No
Lion team -lAs ever won its first
five games • and Pencek's crew
would like nothing better than
to be the first.
• THE CLOSEST' the Lions have
come to beating the Terps in'the
last five games was 15 goals. The
last time the teams, met, which
was in 1960, Maryland:. ran away
from State, 17-2. I
"If we play one heck of a great
game, we could come out on top,"
Pencek said last night as he put
the \Lions through their • final
paces before the 'clash. "It will
take a great game though. If we
don't', play heads-up ball for 613.
minutes we'll be in bad trouble."
Lion players are taking the role
of, the cautious optimist. Co
captain Lou Meier said he felt the
Lions could win because "We'll
outhustle them." And State's oth-,
er co-captain. Andy Lockhart,
voiced 'a 'similar opinion. "I think'
we can beat them,, but it wily
take a big effort on everyone's
part. It's a real challenge."
The Lions' top scorer, Tim
Hayes, was a little more cautious.
"I've played- against most of the
Maryland players and I know
Koufax Fans 18
To Tie Record
CHICAGO (4 1 ) —'Sandy Kou
fax struck out 18 batters to tie the
modern major league record "he
shares with Bob Feller, in hurling
the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 10-2
triumph over ,the Chicago Cubs
yesterday.
Cleveland's Feller struck out 18
in a losing day game against De
troit Oct. 2. 1938, and Koufax did
the same against San Francisco in
a night game Aug. 31, 1959.
Koufax, scattering six hits in
cluding a leadoff homer in the
ninth by Billy ; Williams, struck
out 12 Cubs in the first-.five
nings.
HE STRUCK 'out the side' in
three innings, the, first, third and
ninth, •
The Dodgers accounted for six
runs on homers. Tommy Davis
slammed a three-run homer in, the
fifth, Duke Snider'srhashed a two
run homer in the ninth and Andy
Carey Wad a solo blast in the
fourth. 1
Davis, who also singled •across
a run 'in the - second, .swelled his
season' RBI total to 20, tops in
the National League.
It was third triumph in
four 'decisions. The loser was Don
Cardwell, who lasted only five in
nings in suffering. his fourth set
back without 'victory.
Credit
Staff
tvleeting
Wednesday, _
April 25
at 7 P.N.
131 Sackett
Short Int 'important!
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
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State has had problems In the" l . l -"lt' - - 1 / . 111 / 2...,
doubles matches thus far this sea-.: — " Fr" " - ''''' --
,Lne Angel., ' . 11 5 .645 4 - 4 . lio .642 3
sOn. They've been able to win, h Philadelphia . 5 4 .556 Sly
.anly one match all y ear; th at ia-llnuaton - - , S II .500 5
being Gray and Balazs' defeat of,';,, ein '''' • •'- ''' ' ''''' rlt;
Miltenui.co .. . A 9 .2514 .t•
Pitt's Ralph Mason - and Pete Nu-,chicait,. . .. .3 :10 ' .231 at;
cum in the season opener. le-Now York ", - ~1 • 9. Aim yr
1 14. il. ti—Otionowit la IR nfitht wrong.* 4
; Fogg could change' his mind at. • itiotsraw. amittii
the last moment, but will prob.• Ptiiiaftintts 7, San tr,th<4. s .-1 "
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they're-good," he said. "We'll have: Last year the Terps were 7-3,'ably go with Baker and Seitchik .
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to play ;better than great to beat losing to Army, Navy and Vir-in number one..) Isaaeman and Soon Front-oar •.• Prrry 10 (II - a( Pitta.
them' But it can be done." ;ginia._ The four clubs tied for - theiNainuchit Chaturachinda in ntim _;blo u lt.. lirion4 t.t.t/ t Ili 1
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'national championship, hilt Army ber two and Gray and Don Ben- „1::" N'u'ts, l''"i'" ,t I ''
i 'chteki t .i.
THE TERPS have a 3-I:record' 11,1ille 49 1
'this season and are rated one of:wa.s awarded the title on it point'ner; number three.
.;sy:stetn. '' IThilaolrolithin. Short 10.01 at Milwaukee ,
the best teams in the country. ; I . e...h.. orl tio iNo,
.1 . lit 1 ott io. Wan hboiro 41.0) at 14..at0tt0....
;Pencek!rates Maryland the tough -t PENCEK WILL use the same IM R esul t s 5,...,. i 2
' blow York, I rain tot:o at Coortto watt
lest teeth on State's schedule. lineup thatft 4 beat Loyola, 8-7,: ll . ‘trk.y t_ il tila o
I The Isouthe?n ' stickmen beat Washington & Lee, 10-3, Penn,! ; BOWLING i
PrinCeton, 17-8, ".liarvard., 13-10,43-7, and Lafayette, 20-10. Dick;
and New Hampshire, 18-3. The Seelig, Howie JSpencer and John' I
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loss Was to rugged Virginia.: 8-s.'Meisel will be in the attack
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6 to 1.51:to 27
; AlI-American midfielder, Buddy' Hayes, Meier and Bill Chayron at High :sel,th• :quart t.i.,,, iti t.,.... 212
Beardmore and attackman Bob' midfield. and Lockhart, -Ua v e Hi g h S. " 1. " . SI " 111 I ' 1 " 11r • Hi s s l ' .li • 522
Lemkin and Ray Altman' lead the Flinchbaugh .nd Jim Stout) ati
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Terps. .Lemkin is an honorable:defense. Vinnte Tedesco is thec i ""lan, , 6 Ilalanin 7.
l "Io :tingle— lion Orotally.. Jordan. 234 1 1
mention All-American. !goalie. i .'high tir-rin 11.13 017114/Y 6 Ji , nban. 547
Hayes.
Lou ; Meier take lime off from practice to "watch ; she birdie."
This, afternoon the Lions will seek their fifth win when they play
hostlto a tough Maryland team at 3:30.
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Arnold- Air Society
Rushing Smokei
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• Thursday,' April 16,.1:30 pAI.
Alpha Tau Omega.
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Refreshments and Movies
All those interested but unable =
to attend, call Arthur Derrick.
. Operations Officer. 1111.,5-7458,
before smoker.:
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Face Terps Today
The Penn State tennis team wilt try to bOunce back from
the disastrous 9-0 defeat dealt them by Army last . Satnrday
when they play host to the Maryland net squad this afternoon
on the varsity courts in back of the skating rink. Starting time
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is 2:30. -
Last year the Terps defeated State by a 7,1 score. FOur of
the .first six players on Maryland's starting team of a year
ago will probably see action to-!
day.
John Nogrady will go• against,
captain Jim Baker in the number]
one position. Nogrady defeated the;
Lion senior last year by a 6-2, 6-4
count
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THE NUMBER TWO spilt could Chwll44 o . - -
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pit Whit Gray, the only State 11 " Y'ri; h 1, htly 1
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player to win a match in last u,,,,„, ig, - s s • ,hint . 1
year's encounter, against. Bob e-o.iroit . 4 4 ..so4i 1
Iyers. He beat Myers a year ago, b 111 ""'!""t" • • h a .45.6 Iv,
, Waahiiiit Um . . ! 7 .72: ac;
10-8, 4-6, 6-2. ~
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Positions three, four and five ei, I, ~,,, 3. N. York I
for State will be manned by 14‘,.t.ni 4. NV .4iing ton I
sophomores. Alan Isaacman wtll Today's GOMM
1 .1 111(n (.1 al' NeCe 'l Torlit.
face Paul Capazello in number F „,, 1 ,1.0,
three. Cs:aba Balazs may gm - Hannan to Or at 11 4...041*.
against Chuck Shapiro in num-icueY - !I'll ,„ ,
ber four and Strve Seitchik will ~..71 , ,m 7 „1 t a, •r1 , . ') 41
naltlm " re. 114. "'
handle the number five positioh. Kona, City: Walkor c:•ttk *at INetr.it.
jam/la./Art 40 a. ' •
In coach Fogg's only lineup. Closelami. ow*, at Gu Anwelm
ch-mge. senior Bruce Dorman it'"l
replace John Co!dren in the num
ber six spot
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