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ITS ALL OVER: Penn State's Jim Baker (right)
and Whit Gray demonstrate the form that
carried them to convincing wins over Bucknell's
Jeff Nemero• and Don Warren yesterday on
Netmen Trounce Bisons,
9-0, For Third Victory
ey KEN DENLINGER , as far as three sets, with Csaba all three matches in straight sets.
The Penn State tennis team, ,Balazs easing by Bob Heuman, Baker and Gray demonstrated
-7-5, 2-6, 6-4, in the number four the Lions' dominance of the en
with a surprising display of 'singles position, tire contest in the final*set of their
1 Captain Jim Baker started the doubles match against Nemerov
power, crushed Bucknell, 9-o, !rout with ah 8-6, 6-2 win over and Warren.
yesterday in a rain-interrupted;Bison sophomore Jeff Nemerov. ; With the score at match point,
Peters was quick to praise theiNemerov lobbed a shot to Baker.
match on the varsity courts.
,play of the Lion senior. . IThe Lion captain promptly whis-
Yesteiday's , victory does not] "Baker's one of the best playersllled a smash past Warren. Warren
mean, however, that the Lions . l've seen in quite awhile," thetwatched the ball go by and walked
are ready to challenge Austra*Bison mentor said. "I'm glad he'll.dejectedly off the court.
for the Davis Cup because thisibe ! graduating." ; . -
awake
year's Bison squad is woefully'
1 WHIT GRAY and Ala p . Isaac- Baler (PSE def. Nemerov. 5-6. 62.
lacking = in talent. •trizi"n swept by Don Warren and ?"1 7 „,;: n 81 , 1 , 4 ; f ,. :I .% t rZ i j i ;t 4 an : 7 6 : 6 2 - . 6.2.
'THIS IS ONE of the poorestiPete Kaplan by scoresof 6-0, 7 5
•-- Ballo , ' iPS ) def. Neuman, ,7-5. 2-6, 6-4.
squads in all my seventeen years and 6-2, 6-2, respectively. Kenner EPS) def. Topman, 6-1. 11-4..
Coldnen i I'S) def. lain. 6-1, 6-2.
of coaching," Bison coach Henry Balm ended a six-match los-
:Peters said. "And to make matters'ing streak with his win over fieu-' I)4gislai
Baker' and Cray ;Psi def. Hamer°, and
'worse, our number one singles,man in number four. Warren. 6-4. 16-1;
player. Mike Nachwalter, is in h e
Senior Don Benner, substituting Issi!cm.e.,...,,,rittik (PS) def. Sumner
hospital having his- appendix re - ,for Steve Seitchik in the number I r:
co,urtn " a:.:l Bender (PS). def. Gangemi
moved." i five spot, put on quite a show in and Fergutrui. 64, 6-6.
Nachwalter; appendix and all ,! spot,
Bruce Topman, 6-1, 6-4.' __—.
.
would have found it tough to beat;
IBenner had the Bison sophomore' Musiol Ties Hit Record,
anyone on the Lion squad. It,running all, over the court trying
seemed that too mutter where the ; to stop his accurate placements. But Giants Top cards -
Bison hit the ball, a State man
,If the Bison's Maung Khin's
SAN FRANCISCO (AP Stan
was there to "return it. Only one ishots were aS hard to stop as h is Mtisial tied the National League
match in the entire contest went( name is to pionounce, John Col- career hit record yesterday but
_............ ........ . . . . .__
:dren would have been in trouble.ti eague-leading San Francitco un
leashed
Clay Predicts • i The Lion senior, however, ex- ,
)leashed its power in a live-run
i perienced no difficulty in either seventh inning .and belted his St.
score as he bested Khin by a 6-1. Louis Cardinals, 7-2.
Fast Knockout . 16-2 count and proceeded to givei
the correct pronunciation Of his •
i The 41- y ear-old Cardinal out
sharply to right
'opponent's name to all interested ` fielder sing le d •, -
NEW YORK li r iP) Cassiustbystanoers, ~center off winning p i tc h er an
.
Clay, the Louisville heavyweight' IMarichal in the sixth inning for
who is as proud of 'his success ------„.
THEiLION NETTERS fared just'his 3,430 th hit, tying Honus Wag
asl
a prophet as he is of his un-:as well in doublas they swep t n stan d ar d:
broken
s standard. ,
. _
breken string of ring victories.
looked his next opponent squarely
in the eyes yesterday and said:,
"Daniels, you'll fall in five
rounds."
Billy Daniels. a 6-foot-4, 190-
pound New Yorker. smiled faint
ly and 'Alien retorted:
"If I fall, it'll be because some
body tripped Me." ' . •
This bit of byplay took place
at a boxing luncheon at which the
two unboaven heavyweights, Clay
and Daniels. were featured guests.,
They clash at St. Nick's here Sat
urday in a nationally-televised 10-
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the ra.rtity, courts. The rest of the netmen
followed suit as State downed the Bisons, 9-0,
for their third victory of the season.
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The Penn State b eball team travels to Bucknell this
afternoon to take on the isons in what stacks up as a "must"
game for Joe Bedenk's Lions.
The -Nittanies -, (B-2) ust win today's game and probably
both games at Pitt Saturday to stay irf contention for a
District 2 playoff bid. The district selection committee meets
an Scranton Monday to dick four teams for the playoffs.
"The committee takes intro con-'
ideration how many gamesyou'vetleft field; Pete Liske, first base;
played," Bedenk' said yesterday.' and either Biesecker or Fenton,
"We need all the games . 4-- andlpitcherd
wins we can I Al Gursky started Saturday's
;get." •' and 'game in left field. with
I The Lions hi ichman switching to first base,
'miliated the _T it Bedenk has decided to give
is on s, 25-6. iske another opportunity to find
Beaver Fig baling eye.
earlier this st
son, but Bede;
is fearful of
Bucknell upi
NATIONAL) LEAGUE
ing today. W. L. pet G.lll.
"„They, have. el Francine° 25 1 -745 - -
'proved a gr& -Los Angeles 21 12 - .635 4%
it: Louis __ 17 13 .567 .7'
: deal," the Lior. b- Cincinnati _ 17 13 .137 ' 7
; coach said. "This --- e-Pittsburgh _______l6 14 .617 2%
-
b Philadelphia ' 13 15 .454 111
could be one of Bob FarAaa
I
'e
-Milwaukee _ 14 17 .452 111%
our toughest games." I ,a-liouston ____ 11 .11 :367 13
The Bisons could make :things N.. , York _ 9 11 .333 13%
rough today if the Nittanies are Chicago 9 23 .211 11,
a, b, c--Played night games
over-confident. They have won Yesterday's starts •
five out of their last Ei 1 home, an Francisco 7. St. Louis 2
games, including wins .over SyraH N e w York 6 ' C hi cago 6
I T.Jay'a GIUSSII
ruse' and Delaware. i . i st. Louis. Gibson 14-2) at San Traitisei t ,
I 'Bedenk will :go with leither,O*Dell 15-01
trighthander Marlin Biesecker (2-o); ph 7.inei c rga en ti; 47 11‘°° 1 1 e, N
l ig -4 ) at Pknadel•
!or lefthander Bob Fenton (6-0)i Milwaukee, ( Shaw • (3-1) at Pittsburgh,
!this - afternoon. :Biesecker lis the Friend 14-31 IN) .
H u Mlto(nG l ol l des N) (1-1 - ) at Los Angeles.
likely starter, but Fentog mayl, Ko fax 4-2
i split the job with him so both' Only gamey scheduled
men will be able to pitch at Pitt' • AMERICAN LEAGUE .:
!Saturday. 1 i . L. Pct. 6.13
Pitt is 9-4 on the season andirgretd ------ W
1; 11 . : 51 7 4 , -
rates as one of- the Nittanis.s' topie-New York ......____ls 11 .593 IS
I competitors for the playoffs. 1c -Chicago 15 14 .562 ' I'.
1 BEDENIC WILL probably go:dititir i n,c, n re geies ---_: - ---:11 1 1 1,1
. 14, : a4
,with the same lineup toda that:i.-Baston 13 1 - 4 .431 es
'he used in the first game of the! Detroit
1 City 13 15 .1164 4
14 IR .43/4 1
!Lions' double sweep of Sy l Facuse 'claskin 5 21 -- .222 14%
,Saturday. _ _ _. _ _ I . :_ •_ a. b. e. 4-Played ' t i g ht game"
Center fielder Dick Pae will i lead! Yesterday's Result
off, followed by Don Rob inson. •, Minnesota 8, De:troit 4
Tada y's Cowes
second base; Fred Light, third New York, Turley (1-0) at Boston, Coir
base; John Phillips, shortstop; ley i4-2i
Dick Anderson, right field; Dont m ,, L ",... c tn i g r : 4l 4 l-1 3 7 11 n 1 V 15-4) at ika t i ''
Jonas, catcher; Roger Kohman,' Ofliy gametal scheduled - -
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