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Baseballers Meet Delaware;
Await Playoff Selections
i By JOHN MORRIS
Sports Co-Editor
The NCAA District 2 selec
tion committee meets in Scran
ton today to determine wheth
er or not this will be the last
day of the season for the Penn
State baseball team.
The t.ions (10-2) play DelavYare
at Newark this afternoon in their
last regularly scheduled game, but
a shot at a district playoff berth
lor Joe Bedenk's squad remains a
distinct possibility.
The committee headed by Col
gate's Red O'Hora, will choose
four teams as well as the dates
and: site of the tourney today.
St. John's (21-1.), Ithaca (01-0),
Seton Hall (15-4), Penn State and
a Middle Atlantic Conference rep
resentative are all in the running
for the four berths.
IF THE LIONS are chosen as
one' of the four teams, the tourney
may be held on Beaver Fie*" June
1 and 2.
• The Lions are riding a fOur
gamekwinning streak since a 7-1
loss to Navy May 5. Navy is one
of the top 'teams in the district,
but the Middies. wouldn't accept
a playoff bid because it would in
terfere with their traditional bat
tle with Army. . . - ,
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representative hasn't3been chosen, we'll pitch everybody if we have:Light, third base; Phillips, short.
yet. Gettysburg 'won the confer- to,"
ence Championship, but the con
ference directors may choose an
other
Biesecker (2-0) has been - erratic i Don! Jonas, catcher: Kochman,
other team, possibly Lafayette. ;this year after being troubled by!
!first! base; Al Gursgy, left field
The district committee will also; infected teeth early in the season.i2nd:Biesecker. %''
name an All-Star team this after--; "Marlin has had a funnl s, year,"; ;
noon. Left fielder Roger Kochman pitching 'roach Chuck , Medlar: - 1
and shortstop Johnny Phillips are said yesterday. "He's on one day,
two Lions being mentioned as All- but the nkt time he pitches he ; •
Star possibilities. , . can't get anyone out.",
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Whether they Make the district The lanky righthander was
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playoffs or not, the Lions wilt post bombed for three home; runslika F. .
theiribest record since 1959. ' •nne-third of an inning in his lastl
outing against Bucknell. :=
STATE SPLIT a season-ending
doubleheader-with Delaware last' Bedenk will probably' use the
year and Bedenk .is ready
to do same lineup that he started in.the'-'
" Lions' narrow 4-3 victory over
everything possible to see' that Temple Tuesday
the Lions win this afternoon:-
"We',,re going to start Biesecker CENTER FIELDER Dick Pae
(Marlin) at Delaware." the white- will lead off, followed by second
haired coach said yesterday, "but baseman Don Robinson; Fred
MAJOR LEAGUES
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Yesterday's Result i - Today's Games
Now Totlf, I. Knouts 'City 7 1 l'hiladelphia. 111cLish 14-0 i at San Fran
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Kansas City, Rakow 14 21 at New York.' Chicago, Buhl 12-2, at Milwaukee, riche'
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
PENN STATE COACH Joe Bedenk (right) gives some last minute
instructions to team captain Johnny Phillips. Thu Lions meet
Delaivare at Ne - wark this afternoon in their last regularly sched
uled game of the season. Phillips, a shortstop, leads the team in
hitting.
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1 I By DENNIS KNECHT
Penn State will i be wOl represented in the IC4A Cham
pionships this weekend with .14 Lion thinclads expected to
engage in a close; Meet' with several Other good teams—after
Villanova finishe.;seoring, that is. /
State, Yale, i lfarvard Manhattan, and New York Unl
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versity are expec 0 to wage quite a battle among themselves,
but no team is c hsidered strong enough to beat Villanova,
the university n me which has become synonomous with
the IC4A Champio ships.
However, the Vor4dcats Were
unanimously picked to win; last
year and did it only after a re
check of the scoresl showed Penn
State had been erroniously, an
nounced the winner'.l •
"You can nevero..ell what a
team is going to do in the ICIA's,"
Lion coach Chick liWerner I said.
"It has happened before that a
team has been favi'red andl then
never even placed."
SEVERAL RECORDS are ex
pected to be broken, with the
Lions' Gerry Norm;rl favored to.
do damage to the three-mile mark.
Norman, who brokei the Coliseum
Relays 5,000-meter record bY two
seconds in placing fifth iri .Los
Angeles last week, *as clocked in
13:56 at the three-'ile mark. His
time was far bel w
,the iIC4A
record of 14:11.8.
Yale's Bob Mack, this year's
two-mile IC4A indoor champion,
will probably give; Norman the
most" trouble.
Lion coach Chick Werner isn't
'predicting what hiteam Will do
;against the fierce 164 A competi-;
.tion. it
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speedsters. Frank
Drayton running,
220-yard dash mar
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