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Lion Nine
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Special .to the Collegian
LEWISBURG, Pa.; May 17 Now it's one down and two to go for the Penn
baseball team. • i
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The Lions, faced with the necessity of winning all three of their games this week to
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remain in contention for the District 2 playoffs, came from behind this afternoon to beat
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Bucknell, 8-4. .. . .
Joe Bedenk's team takes on Pitt in a doubleheader on the Panthers' home grounds
tomorrow. The district selection committee meets in Scranton Monday to pick four teams
for the playoffs. The Lions (9-2) wind up their regular season schedule With a home game
against Temple Tuesday
Lelthander Bob Fenton was the
man for the Nittanies today,
limiting Bucknell to one run on
two hits after the Bisons had
bombed Lion starter Marlin Bie
seeker for three home runs in
-the first inning.
• .The Lions scared first on a
!walk to Fred Light, a single by
Johnny Phillips and a run-scoring
aingle — by Dick' Anderson in the
first inning. But home runs by
`Sam Neisner, Ken Twiford and
.Ash Ditka gave the Bisons a 3-1
lead in the bottom of the inning.
i 'The Lions narrowed the margin
Ito 3-2 with another run ,in the
tsecond inning.; Roger. Kochman
:walked to opep the frame, took ik
Ithird on a stray pickoff attempt • ,- z . \
:and scored on Dick Pae's base
hit
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1 Bison, shortstop John Minsker
ihomered for the Biions' final run
iin 'l4ie third inning. Fenton was
practically untouchable after that,
;setting the Bisons down in order
iin the fourth, fifth, seventh,
i eighth and ninth innings.
THE NITTANIES broke the , CC YK ft
game open with four runs in the 'o
top of the fourth. I
Don Jonas singled and scored :
on Kochman's double. Kochman!-
took third on a wild pitch, but;
was tagged out at home on a!:
squeeze bunt attempt by Fenton. 0.
Pae kept the rally going with E 0.7
single and Don Robinson singledt
home Fenton. Light drove Pae and LI
Robinson across withanother
single._ la
- The Lions tagged on two morel
runs in the eighth inning on a
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tremendous home run to dead ;K
center by Kochman for his secondjL"
and third-RBI of the game. 1-:
The Lions • out-hit the Bisons,,'-ai s
14-5, in ,ii well-played 4 game. Tlii...lti n
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teams had an error apiece. !A .•
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ILeading.
Delia Upslion Buffernuf g
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In Current intramural Standings
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By JOE GRATA !tains only a slim 30 points margin
While summer neais andlover Beta (697), however , as IM's
enter their final rounds of ac
the days grow hotter, so do tivity
in the independent division,
Delta Upsilon entries in th e l ßutternut (430),which Ach wasn't in
intramural program. 1 1 1014 top ten standings at the end
For the past three 4 ears DUI of the winter term, leads the
league, followed closely by Balsam
has reigned as all thuversity
champs
league and if they keen going!
at their present pa , :this ear ity fit i.omts from bowling (115)
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will be no different. I land estling (130) They took
Since IM director patch Sykes' team honors in wrestling
released a points report, at the' Top ten teams in up to date
beginning of the term DU has standin g s
risen in the standings from sixth FRATERNITY
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to first place, dominating wres- l p: )6Zeltsl Upsil on ' D ,' I :. 72 T h eta 2 16 5 t h i3ta
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tling With three first place win-Gamma Deka (114) s.Thtin Della Chi
ners and one other finalist who 15351 6 Emma Pi 1522) Phi E t ailot
lost by forfeit I Pi ((608);g Zeta Beta Tau 147P); 1
1 I Trianele 147 41 10. Sterna Chi 44 0)
BY VIRTUE OF Its mat vie 1 INDEPENDENT
tones DU gained 248 ipoints to 1. Butternut 14301 2. Balsam 141413
surge ahead of second plbce Beta 1 Nitta"' 22 24 (3614 7.Jordan I 420913
Cumberland 1/92) 1 Lycoming in.
Theta Pi. Delta Upsilon (727) re 10 Walnut (MI a
UNIVERSITY of, MAIN
The University of Maine p ,c , x ids* the ideal opportunity for
stimulating. summer stUdji, the involoratmg atmosphere of ono
of our nations Choicest Vtfcation regions Warm. worry days end
coot rowans em. 94 Ppportun , fy to enjoy off hours and
week and trips to triland ler es and mow:tams, the sea.
arson and famed resort a.teas for swrmthing, fishing,
boating, tuloncirduntal%,,ci,mtung. g.olt —erer)
outdoor 'stmts. Cultural iniereets. too, concerts, summer
theatres, art exhibits and 'rat social and cultural programs.
GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM;
at ORONO and PORTLAND, MAINE
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Several hundred oaurses,ranging from Art to Zoofory.
Sup- main facUlty. nationally known visneut lecturers,
COntentrices, in it ttutes, Workshops. tours and assembhel
Special programs of racirratam and entertainment.
TWELVE ;WEEK SUMMER 5E55101
THREE WEEK SESSION, June 18—July
SIX WEEK .SESSION, July 9 Aug."
THREE WEEK SESSION; Aug. 20 —Up/.
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Director of Summer Session
University of Maine, Orono, Main
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