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Nittany 9 Hosts Syracuse
In Big District Twinbill
By JOHN MORRIS
Sports Co-Editor
With a wary eye on- the sky,
coach Joe Bedenk sends the
Penn State baseball team out
to meet Syracuse in a Beaver
Field doubleheader scheduled
to get under y/ay at 1 this
afternoon. *
Bedenk isn’t studying cloud for
mations, he’s justi waiting for the
rain. The Lions are suffering from
an overdose of practice, but they
are woefully undernourished as
far as games go. •
“We are punchy from practice,”
Bedenk said, “but everytime we
have a game scheduled, it rains.”
THE LIONS (6-2) have played
just three games,in the last three
weeks, and) most- get more games
(and winsrunder their belts to be
considered for a District 2 playoff
berth. The district committee
meets in Scranton May 21 to make
its selections.
-- A pair of wins over Syracuse
this afternoon would boost the
Lions right back into the middle)
the district scramble.
* Lefthander Bpb Fenton will;
start the first game, and right
hander Dick Stellman is tenta
• ti.vely scheduled to pitch the
seven-inning nightcap. ■*
“Fenton will i pitch the first
game and Stellman the second
unless we have (to use him in re-j
in the first game,” •'Bedenk |
- said. “In that* case, Biesecker
(Marlin) or- Bergey (Dave) will;
pitch the second game.”
Syracuse was third in last!
Lion Netmen Lose 4th Straight
Special to -the Collegian i In doubles action Penn State
. HAMILTON, N.Y., May 11 - ? SSw'SS
The Penn State tennjs team
managed to win its first
victory in the last three matches
yesterday. But one victory isn’l'l"*’
enough to win a match andthe,Z^“ tb ant * Csaba
Lion netters absorbed their fourth Balazs - 2 ' 6 - 6 ' 3 - 6 '°-
straight defeat, this one 8t the) Today the Lion netmen face the,
hands of Colgate, 8-1, on the RedjOrangemen at Syracuse. Last;
Raider courts. 'year, Penn State defeated' Syra-|
Jim Baker,. I>ion No. 1 man,:cuse, 7-2. j
B^ner r TR be « , 9 d « t °4 <, R^lr D,l^ e | State’s lineup will remain the'
$ a gam? to dXtConner Benner in the No. < position. .
in; the last two sets. „. k , r )PSI ” r . a-«. *. 2 . n.
NO OTHER: state player
Abie to win a* set. as Mike- Fisk ic> 6*t. B«nn#r. 6-2.
defeated Whit :<3ray. 6-3, 10-8; -Alt* 4 ® o *" l * l4 <0 Seitrhik. «-i. *l.
Zelman defeated Alan Issacman J ' Wl,b^^ ‘ , lCi « *• «->•
M. «-4; John Brandeis bested Itonn , r , nd ,c> M. B.kcr .«d
Don Benner, 6-K 6-2; John Me- <;r«y, c-i, *-2*
Diarmid defeated Sieve Seitchik, • tld Settrhik and
«•*; ®'V de - <C, <W. B.U„
tested John Coldren. 6-1, 6-2. ' ..,<i c«M»n. a-*. *-s. eo.
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[year’s College World Series, but
[the Orange are nearly out of con
sideration for even the district
-playoffs this year. The -Orange
iwere 7-5 going into yesterday's
game with Bucknell.
Syracuse football quarterback
Dave Sarette is the big man in
the Orange attack. Sarette, a sec
lond baseman, bats fourth in the
-lineup.
| . Bedenk will probably go with
the same lineup that lost to Navy,
I*7-1, on Beaver Field last Saturday,
-but some changes might be made
!for the second game if the Lions
continue their poor showing in
the field.
State has committed 35 errors
in its last seven games alter an
errorless opener against Gettys
burg.
“WE'VE MOVED - them all
around this week,” Bedenk said
yesterday, “but we’ll, go with
what we have been ’ using and
see what happens.”
Possible changes . could find
sophomore Grier Werner starting:
at third, Fred Light switching
from third to shortstop and John-'
ny Phillips moving from short: to
first. :
Phillips, who Bedenk called the
best shortstop in the East ’ last
year, has been having his troubles
in the field this season,’ committing
13 errors in the last sever! games;;
There isn’t anything wrong:
with the lanky Lion captain’s hit
ting - though.. He is hitting at a
team-leading .423. clip".
Left fielder Roger Kochman is
second in ;the team hatting race
with .292..
The probable lineups: !
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Demeter's Grand Siam
Leads Phils Over Cubs
j CHICAGO (AP)— Don Demeter
batted in .six runs wjith ,a grand
slam honjer, single a!nd sacrifice
fly yesterday as the Philadelphia
Phillies pounded the ‘Chicago
Cubs, 12-2, before a Wrigley Field
crowd of 1,004.
Philadelphia, winning its sixth
of the past eight games, kayoed
starter Dick Ellsworth during a
four-run third when Demeter de
livered his slam—the second of
his National League; career as
well as his second: such swat
against the Cubs.
3 Froslv Teams Away
Three Penn State freshman
teams play away games this after
noon at 2. :
I The frosh baseball team plays
at Altoona. The freshman lacrosse
team journeys to Annapolis! to
play the Navy Plebes, while the
frosh tennis team plays the Army
Plebes at West Point.
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Tourney Undenyay;
Strong Contenders
EIGA
Lions
The first of 35 getsj the annual Eastern Inter
collegiate Golf Association championships underway -this
morning at 7 o’clock, teeing, off on the No. 1 hole of Cornell
University’s well-designed golf ■ coi rse.
i Ithaca, N.Y., the home of this year’s golf classic, will find
the Big Red’s golf j links filled to capacity with 112 golfers
from 16 colleges arid universities, : ncluding Penn' State.
Renowned golf[ architect Robert Trent Jones laid out the
championship course several
years ago. Long tree-lined fair
|ways and high undulating greens
are its main characteristics. Par
Ifor the course, approximately 6800
[in length, is 72
EACH SCHOOL has seven men
entered, all of whom will play a
round of 36 holes , today to deter-
Imine the team champion. Stroke,
[play will count, with the five in
idividuals from each team who
[turn in the low totalis figuring in
'the final tally. The stroke scores
! will be added and the team with
the lowest sum will cop the team
title.- ]
The remainder of tne event will
take place tomorrow and Mon
day. After today’s round, the 16
individuals ’ with lowest scores
will compete for personal honors.
These individuals' will then be
paired for single! elimination
match play which Will comprise
the rest of the easterns.
Lion golf coach Joe Boyle is
optimistic about Stajte's chances.
“Anything can happen in medal
play," he said, “but we should be
strong contenders 'along with
Navy and Harvard. If two of the
boys shoot well and three others
play up to their potential, we have
ia good chance of winning.”
LAST YEAR the Nitfany links
men finished ninth, but they’re
almost sure to place higher this
iyear. Defending champion Prince-
Iton is weakened this year by thei
loss of all seven entrants who par-'
ticipated in the EIGA’s last year.,
Boyle thinks that both Jim !
Tabor and Roland Gartner have'
a shot at giving the Lions the in-:
dividual trophy winner. Tabor
sports the only unbeaten record
on the team with eight wins, j all
as number one man, while Gtartr
ner has played consistently as sec
ond man in all of State's matches.
“We’ll have two days to practice
for the meet,” Boyle said earlier
this week, "and any of the boys :
can get ‘hot.’ Stewart Wallace oil
Syracuse, who was last year’s in-l
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By JOE GRATA
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idividual champion, has gradu
,ated.”
,Playing number seven man for
State is junior Paul Hummer, who
'is preceded by'Bill Robinson, Joe
B’aidy, Dave Liebau, captain Bob
Gartner,, and'Tabor.
< ; Tabor, son of the West Shore
Coufitry Club professional at
, Harrisburg, Ea„ is competing' in
*af threesome with Dave Burbick
' r f Navy and Vince Coviello of
Penn, both of whom he has de
deaieu in regular match play
earlier this year. Midshipman
Burbick is also a, strong contender
for the individual golf title.
; Other teams competing in the
three-day event are Holy Cross,
Syracuse, Boston College, Cornell,
Yale, Pittsburgh, Penn, Dart
mouth, Princeton, Navy, Harvard,
[Georgetown, Army, and Colum
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