TUESDAY..MAY 1. 1962 NitticiiiiNiie Me e ts Ter - - s ffereTo:dqy The 'PennState baseball teani,, idle since its 25-6 rout of Bucknell a week . ato. l hosts Maryland oil Beaver Field this afternoon at i3O. Today's game with the Terpi Marks the start of a heavy schedule for the Lions (5-1) that has' them ' playing 12 games in24•days. . ''. i i 1 ' ' Junior :Bob Fenton goes after MA JOR his fifth: win of the season for. LEAGUES I, the Lions this afternoon.Tlie i ' stocky southpaw will be pitted, ' NATIONAL LEAGUE against a team that is 'on fis t ' s.* rca ' ____:. i s" . !AO G.B. longest winning streak of t h ee Laois ------.11 4 •rll Vt; year. c i ; (Putni•onan ______l3 i - .122 1 Loa Angeles The .Terps CZ- • • tu.t. - - -I I : :is ) ! iLI 10) haven't ex-- ,•c '§', atannokee_____ ___..% in .444 a away - been set- - ' :.• . - •* ll'ilidelphia '1 9 .425 S Cinrionati 4 11 .121 £ l 4 frog the 'Atlantic ' '‘ '; chi me . I is .211 10% CONSt. Conference , . .. New York _ _ 3 13 .103 10 on file, but their ~ ~,' i' , • teday's Camas • win over puke ' :.." Cir w inn6ti ' j ar (241 at N ew York ' Friday gives '--,e . -' . 711"'‘,31i1v:u4ker..1: N. ,4: idie (1-0) •t . Philadelpiaa. • , them' their long- ' • I'. ' lacua, i 2-0 oN. t est Will skein of . Idooetaa.. johasoa (0-3) at St. Louis.' ,! ', . '' ~ • Waratburn (1-01 N. the season one.. . ... -1 ‘ • cuacneo. Koonce (1-0) at Loa kazoo,. State coach Joe 7, 7 - • - Dry sd ale (3.1) N.. 1 IBedenk turned --'• ' 2 l '' l . ' ' Pituburtzb. Veal* (1;1): or Sturdivaat the pitching '..- m . I 2-1 ) at Sas Frameiscoi.i O'Dell 1 2-41 N. chores over to 15 • 1 1 Vont.'" , ASIERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. G.I. Fenton to prevent the Lions', ace i ,..,' ir ., york to 5 .64T becoming stale. - Either Marlin Chien. ri .T .art 1,4 Biesecker or Dave Bergey 11l Clevelspd __________ 9, a .000 i pitth against Lafayette at East n' i ll " . ------- - -- 4 1 AC t' Nattier:ore _—______Ar 7 .AC t toniorow afternoon. : • Sti r II! a...X%La ______ —__ .9 9 .540 2 Bergey was rounded into shapeiti".oc" City 1 .. .. 10 .i ii 3 slowly after reporting late for I„„: L l. n An ,i e f e - ; ----- 4 ' : : 1:4 3 , 14 ,. spring practice because of a Wa. l ' 2 11 .133 . 8 diabetes condition. Bie s e cik e r • , Today's Games hasn't p tched for two weeki, be Raltitrore, E.Atrada ,1-2) at Minnelota, pi cause of infected teeth that upset. ai11 t 1',.. 2 R.''' . • Dunning 12-0, at Kansas City. his system and limited his effec- 13"alker 13-0,,, N. tiveness. • s 1 1 , New York. Stafford (It 2) at Chicago, rizzaro 12- t 0 N. The lifieup for today's game will 1.e., Angeles, Belinsky 12 0) at Cleve be the' same one that ran rough-, land. McDowell t tall N. DO4ton' Conley 12-11 •t Washington , shod over Bucknell last week. "nurb‘ide 11.1, 11.' IACICTIAIiPERJACKBASPERJACKBARPERJ4CKLIARPERJACKHARPERJAC,KHAR Formal Shoes at Bostonian Ltd ?' ZVIIII3Yreid,SVIIIIL3YrNadiIVRISIffII3.INVWCWriIadHVH3i3Yfr3JNYWIDYI f,f,. Shadow rasher ter yam hair than grease: Let Vitalls 1 4 :7: k )k ?. 114thif-7 haw yeer heir west an day without grease. !Tr : . V-1 is the greasekss grooming dismery. Vitalise with ti ,ifs fights ernbarrassiog dandruff, pr,eyents dryness, keeps your bait seat ai day Witted INlfie. Try If:darts today. Youli Sy JOHN MOMS Sports CORRECT tiIEAR ' for .the SPRING FORMALS I White dinnern coat, India madras tie and cummerbund sets. . • Gant 'pleated formal shirt, white suspenders, cocoanut straw hat, • black' formal trousers.. Cqme in today— You'll be welcomed . y a t4 p 612 Ctstom Shop for Men STATE COLLEGE THE ,DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA Netmen Win 7-2; Host Engineers Penn State's golf team continued-unbeaten in five outings I The Penn state tennis team thy downing Syracuse. 5-2, Saturday. This afternoon the Lions] re hodnded from a two-match shlmiklwill seek their sixth consecutive victory when they-meet West! lin impressive fashion .SaCorday all 1 i a .Virginia on Lakeview country' Club% course at Morgantown, I they defeated West Virginia by '7-2 score. The loss was the first V,f. lja. i inflicted on the Mounties in six matches this season. - , Wins in two extra-holes matches provided the decisive; he netmen host Lehigh at 2:311 margin. State captain Bob Swzihn defeated Pete Fielding when: this afternoon on the courts inl i back of the skating rink. i a 14-foot putt by Fielding bounced off the pin for a bogey five! _ In the number one position. Lion captain Jim Baker defeated highly touted junior Buz Ragland, 6-2. 6-0. Whit Gray and Alan .Isaacznan, brought their season records to the .500 mark with decisive wins.) Gray defeated Rill -Schaeffer. 6-11 6-1, while Isaacrnan bested Byron ; Kallam, 7-5. 6-1. Sophomore Csaba Balan was beaten by Sonny Warner,.6-3, 6-3 in the number four spot, while' Steve Seitchik and John Coldren defeated Steve Levine and Warner Dubose by scores of 7-5, 3-6. 6-3 and 7-9. 6-3, 6-4. State captured two of the three dciubles matches. Low shooters were the Nit-; tanies' Swahn and Bill Robinson,' Giants Whip Sues, 4-1 Iwho had three over par 72's. C SAN FRANCISCO (AP) San It was the first loss for Orange Francisco vaulted past Pittsburgh coach Marc Guley's linkemen, who: 4-1 yesterday into first place in the, won their only match over Ham,' National League. 'ilton College, 6-1. nature of the work we do. Our new engineers are taking part in projects that implement tho - wiiiple art of modern tqciihony, from high ; . speed sound transmission and solar cells to electronic telephone offices and computer-con trolled production techniques. Should you join us now, you will be coming Learning never stops for engineers at Western Electric There's no 'place at Western Electric for engi neers who feel that college diplomas signify the end of, their education. However, if a man can meet our quality standards and feels that he is really just begs to learn ... and it he is ready to Launch his cayeer where Lear-nag is an important part of the;job and where gradu ate..level training on and off the job is encour aged we want and need him. At Western Electric. Irt addition to the nor mal learratte-while-doing, engineers•are en couraged to move ahead in their fields by sever al types of educational •programs. Western maintains its own full.tinie graduate engineer . ling training program; seven formal marine meat cosines, sad a tuition refund plan for out-of-hours college study. This learning atmosphere is just one reason why aaiareer at Western Electric is so stimu lating. Of equal importance, however, is the Principal Manufacturing locations st Chicago. III.; Kearny. N. /.; /Minima. kid.; Indianapolis. Ind.; Allentown and tanrekisio, Pc, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Buffalo. N. T.; Korth Arldr.rrar, Mass.: Omaha, Neb.; Kansas. tit', Me.; Columbus, OW; Oklahoma Gty ß Ohla. Engineering Research Center. Princeton. N. J. Teletype Corporation, Skokie, 111., and tittle Rock. Art. Aloe Western Electric distil. India centers le 13 cities and hlstallatios headquarters In TS clI/n. General headquarter's DS Mutiny, LW Tia 7. N. Y. Linksmen Top Syracuse For Sixth Vidory, 5-2 'On the 20th hole. Swahn parredi • -• the hole. . MIN lITATI2 I SIMAICVSE !Tallow PS; *et. WI. itmnasek. -ww fic THE OTHER 0, se ma t c h . lG.a., PS 4/4. Hal flan/melt. air 4-41 jtiwatin IPS% 4ik4 .111 ' v EurNinw . Lion Paul Hummer edged RickliiaZ ir< is, Art. 1.844.5 u. ova I Bates, 1-up in 19 - holes. Untilit t """'" 1 , 3 1 4: 1 1. 4 4;4 1!"'"-,_.. 6 6 . 4 , 3 !Hummer won on the 19th, he was:Hummer tr4l ; never ahead of his Syracuse op-. iponent. Syracuse's only lett e r m e Ibrothers Bob and Bill Banazeki. were defeated. Lion Roland Gart ner's 7 and 6 win over Bill Banazek was the largest winning: margin. By JOE GRATA AIWI*O6I%g Tt+f SECONfI ANNUAL ger. FOLK FESTIVAL AT GkOSSINGER'S HOTEL GROSSINOR NEW YORK September 4th to 7th, 1952 Fa &Matta Clot Nrnd 1.1 And .4/II brfureertoti, Wrrte Tr. GOYA GUITARS 53 W. 23rd St., Now York 10, N.Y. to Western Electric at one of the best times in the company's history. In the management area atone, several thousand supervisory jobs are expected to open up to W.E. people within the nip* 10 years. And our work of building communications equipment and systems be comes increasingly challenging and important as'the comrriunicatirms needs of our nation and the world continue to increase. oporre • oohs now at Wootton Electric for olocfrical, mechonkai, indostrkil, and thorn*. cal or►tiMoon„ M 14141 a• physical schwa, liborsd at% end %whams mellow. An qualified applicants - will ro• take atrohol sansichiratisn lot employmous withaul isipardl fa fact, creed, color or national origin. For mars telememlien elieret Westimi Electric, writ. C. 0.11. NOM, 10111140“1 Shortly's Company, Room 62011, 212 War York 3S, Now York. And hst w e to arriasgo for o Western Thictrk interview wh,n, ow calliope ropribitarativirs visit your campus. l ili :)iim PAGE SEVB4I
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