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A Big Five Title Today-Maybe . |p«rsi.'v Page 12 THE VILLA NOVAN Mar IS, 1989 Jaseball Team Juniors Treat Johnnies at Big Five A Big Five Title Today -Maybe Chomps Jamboree day take on Navy at home. game for Egan. were loaded. Kreutzer reared s.e c o n d like he lives there. Page 8) fyJIMMWRAY (See Page 2) (See back and fired three strikes George Emma makes his home Black and Blue Day Penn Pinned Today is the day you can see across the dish, which Warren at first. Around third the "old Villanova clinch its first Big timers" Dave Hinnigan and Jim r Last week's action saw a win- In games with the University McPherson rtood with bat in .V ": Huggard provide all •'. Five trophy. V' '^^ hand and that was the inning. kinds of PA. May 20, 1959 i. ning streak of six straight of Pennsylvania last week the No. 23 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY, VILLANOVA, Although the Wildcats had six spirit and baseball savvy. VOL. 34— The sport, baseball, the time, come-to-a-halt on Blue-White Wildcats and Frank Kreutzer runs they too left maiiy men The outfielders, Paul Borian, 2:30, the place, Villanova Sta- looked very impressive. Day with a loss to Seton Hall stranded on base. Tom Griffith, Joe Cramer, and goKwl team Receives 'dium, the reason, a 8-2. On Thursday, Hal Bauser last but not least by Msgr. Ostheimer Although the Wildcats had six any means Deliver e. ' :: To ^ Lawrence > ; Eddie Gov. that really hustled. Monahan have given op- Highlights of the game for started for Villanova but in the runs they too left many men That's the story of Coach posing pitchers nightmsu'es with New Staffs Named An the 'Cats was their first inning 88° heat he walked 10 men in stranded on base. Award; their bats. (They given the story to tell, so tell it well," advised Rt. Rev. Mahon'fi baseball team this sea> start when Ande Meade clouted six innings. The team had a ••You have a coach some bad dreams—too). the annual St. Augus- one run lead due to a pinch hit Some of the interesting Msgr Anthony L. Ostheimer, recipient of Talk 1st son, real hustle and the ability high- Graduation June a double to knock in the first Coadi Craftsman dinner dance Saturday single by powerful lefty Bill lights after the fourteen games tine Award at the VILLAJ^OVAN-WVIL to come back when the chips run. The only other Wildcat tal- Coach Art Mahon, has molded Platio. played to date. Jack Fahey has night. 1 were down. ly came in the eighth when Paul the members of last year's ^Commencement Oration By Then Kreutzer came in with more than filled the gap behind At the affair, Thomas M. None of the Wildcats baseball Borian smashed a double over NACC Tournament Squad into a the bases full and cooled Penn the plate, while Freddie An- Wolf, Arts junior, was named solid nucleus rooters expected too much with the stadium to bring a run home. for this year's off by striking out the last man. thony has saved at least two editor of the paper for next Robert Wagner, Engineer Seton Hall took a while to get starting lineup. With double- this year's team with all the He froze them out the rest of ball games with spectuclar year, and Daniel J. O'Mara, C started, but hit losing pitcher play combination of Anthony The Class of 1959, the 117th become an honorary Doctor of major league signings and the the way striking out five in the plays at shortstop. Hal Bauser and F freshman, was announced Klinck and Emma have stopped to matriculate at Villanova, will Human Letters. Frank Kreutzer in the sixth and and Frank Kreutzer new WVIL station manager. question in the pitch- seventh and eighth. In the ninth have given big marks seventh, and collected three opponents cold. Left with no be graduated on June 1. Receiving honorary Doctor- Don McGinley made a beauti- the 'Cats that one two punch in "The world needs good people ing department. Nobody except runs in each inning. Connie starting catcher the coach was Over 700 students of the var- ful grab of a ground ball, touch- the pitching department. They in the communicative arts," ates of Science wil be R. G. faced with his most serious ious divisions of the University the coach and the boys on the Egan, Orangemen pitcher, was ed second for a force and threw have have plenty of help from Msgr. Ostheimer told the large Rincliflfe, president of the Phila- sent to the showers in the sev- problem, we went to work with will receive degrees during cere- delphia Electric Dr. team, who believed they were to first for a game ending Joe Michell, Lee Parry, and assembly in the Adams Room of Company; enth but his reliefer Joe Tosies Jack Fahey. The results were monies to be held in the Field William of just as good as any team. double play. Harry Neff the Warwick Hotel. W. Rubey, the United asounding. Through the coach's House. put on the fire and save the Bobby Klinck roams around Wrong Editorials States Geologioal Survey; Dr. Come Back Trail On Monday afternoon. May handling Jack has become The Hon. David L. Lawrence, a He frowned on Mitors who William A. Sodeman, dean of 4th at Penn, Frank Kreutzer first Govenor of Pennsylvania, will rate catcher. into Jefferson Medical School; and <{r It took a lot of practice on a allow editorials to creep struck out fifteen Quakers cmd The team's batting average Is deliver the address to the new the wrong columns, but was John A. White, Villanova Alum- lot of cold days, and after two shut them out with a 6-0 win. around the 300 mark. A tribute readers graduates. Robert F. Wagner, nus. straight Big Five losses by a equally perturbed with Eddie Monahan with three senior Electrical Engineer, will to the coaches fine handling. The columists and The Graduate Pledge will be total of three runs, it looked who relish calling hits, Freddie Anthony with 2 deliver the Commencement Ora- coach sure has quite a few Jobs criminals," recited, the Rev. like all the practice was for editors "liars and and Very RBI's and Tom Griffith with a to dorHand there there all done tion. nought. merely because they print the James A. Donnellon, O.S.A., home run were the big guns for quite effeciently. just look at Academic Procession . truth. President of Villanova, will con- Then everything started pay- the Wildcats at the plate. Frank Ceremonies will begin at 11 the record. Msgr. Ostheimer, editor of the fer degrees upon the graduates, ing-off—the practice, the hustle, Kreutzer helped himself out with ^ a.m. with the formal academic CATS BATS . Harry Neff, CATHOLIC STANDARD AND after which Gov. Lawrence will the coaching, the hard work. the vicinity of a tremendous line drive homer right handed pitcher, could be publication of procession from speak. The Wildcats have TIMES, official come back in the fifth, he also had a single. base coach in col- Dougherty Hall to the Field the best third the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, The exercise will conclude to win their last five Big Five Penn had a lot of rallies going. House. lege ball. Harry sure is tough was selected as the fourth win- Ostheimer addresses VILLANOVAN- with Solemn Benediction, to be games in a row. A win against Msgr. Anthony L. This was evident from the in that coach's box. He's even given in the Following the Invocation by ner of the award, WVIL stair members at dinner dance Saturday. *'You have celebrated by Fr. Greenlee. St. Joe's today means the title. E. Green- first inning to the ninth. In the tougher in the pitcher's box . VILLANOVAN. the Very Rev. Henry name of the a story to tell/' he said. '*Tell it well." Navy Commissions St. Joe's aren't to be under- ,first inning Frank got the first Coach Art Mahon wants to have Rev. Louis Rongione, O.S.A., lee, O.S.A., Provincial of the St. sold, they lost their first Province, Following the graduation, game two batters, on a fly to second sign cards made for players who dean of Villanova's graduate Thomas of Villanova by a wide margin to Temple and strikeout, then left bander Wagner will speak. A musical Capt. J. W. Higgins, USN, will and a niss signals . the coach pulled division and moderator of the snapped Hopes To officiate at the commissioning back to win the sec- Charlie Kahn belted a single to a muscle in his leg during the VILLANOVAN, presented the New LYNX Editor selection will follow. ond. ' Doctor ceremonies for this year's So the 'Cats will need left field. Gordon Achillies then Penn game when he jumped up ^ award. Honorary degrees of plenty of help will then be conferred NROTC class. Fr. Donnellon will from the stands drilled a one ball two strike to dispute a call—Penn coach, Succeeds 0*Rour|(je Output Next Year of Laws Double the exer- today. pitch over the third base sack Jack McClosky kidded him after succeeds Lawrence M. upon Gov. Lawrence and J. Grif- . be in attendance at Wolf is the only four issues of Renewed Interest cises. For the first time in Villa- Tomorrow the 'Cats meet Laf- for a two base hit. Herky Ru- the game and said, "you can't O'Rourke as editor of the pub- There may be fith Boardman, president of I Murtha saw for raising *t Lynx next year, according solution Boardman-Hamilton Company.
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