Page Four
LEST WE FORGET
AL’S FALL OPENING
BEGINS TODAY UNTIL SATURDAY
“Your Dollar Goes Farther Here”
Notices
Professor Smith of the Chemistry
department announces that all junior
pre-medical men who expect to make
the annual inspection trip should hand
their names to Miss Updegrnph at
the Chemistry office on or before Oc
tober eleventh.
All first round matches in the Col
lege tennis tournament must be play
ed off by Thursday. The result may
be given to any tennis manager.
Freshmen Eleven Finds
Varsity Reserves Easy
(Continued from first page)
Although the two regular backs,
Eddie Craig and Joe Miller, were
onlookers Friday they may see action
in the season's opener. Boots Shuler,
staid center, resumed his position af
ter a week's lay off. Johnny Mc-
Cracken, pliant quarterback, who was
injured in the first practice of the
year, may ploy halfback or even re
place the flashy Gettings at quarter
back.
Whether the Lion plebes can topple
Bcliefontc is doubtful The Prep
champions have continued their crush
ing tactics by donning Gettysburg
freshmen 26-0 and Irvin all-scholas
tics 82-7 within the past two weeks
Eight of last year’s champions are
playing again Although Captain
Mood is out with a pulled ligament he
will lead his mates against Penn
State *
Plebes Average 180 Pounds
Among the invaders will be Guadet,
Springfield, Mass, quarterback; Waite,
Bcliefontc high product; Foster, Smith
of Oklahoma and Kozicki and
Schnupp,, 200-pound linesmen. Coach
Snavely may also use Hinkle, Dres
har, Mutzel, Daugherty, Pflaum and
Williams.
Despite the apparent odds against
him, Coach Hermann is working later
each night He is now emphasizing
’the defense and putting the men
through conditioning drills. Nearly
every man on the squad has gained
weight since the season started and
ic is likely that an eleven averaging
close to 180 pounds will make the 1900
class debut.
In Friday's Varsity clash Tommy
Gettings used his toe to advantage
in the kick-offs and in scoring four
consecutive afterpoints The lanky
Ridgeway, half, surprised Bezdek’s
clan with a sixty-yard dash and three
twenty-yard smashes to score two of
the four touchdowns
Maxwell's punch and Wcbei’s line
plunging netted the half and fullback
respectively, a touchdown each. Tony
Pnnnnccion’s burly form smeared
many an nttack at tackle The Vnrs
ity made but three first downs The
ficshman scrubs also held the Vai
sity to one touchdown while they
themselves scored one.
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Roger Mahoney ’2B
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Prepares for Opener
(Continued iiom first page)
counter here on October twenty-third
nears.
Nate intimated last week that if
he is unable to find a suitable team of
seven men to leprescnt Penn State in
the Intcrcollegiates November twenty
second he would enter only two or
three of the most promising
Following the meet hcie with Syra
cuse, who last year beat the Blue and
White by one point, the Lions will go
to Pittsburgh Octobei thirtieth
Varsity Gridders Crush
Touted Lebanon Eleven
(Continued from first page)
the thirty-five yard mark Aftei two
unsuccessful bucks Gilbcit punted to
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Lungren on Ins own thirty-yard line.
After a five yard penalty for off-sides,
Cy passed to Curry for eight yards.
Greene’s crossbuck netted seven yards
and a first down.
Picrsol cheeked Lungrcn’s dash a
round end, but the Cv to Rocpkc aer
ial combination gained five yards Har
rington skirted end for n yard, but
Greene fumbled on the next play, Leb
anon Valley recovering. Roepke leap
ed high to pull down Gilbert’s toss
and continued down the sideline for n
touchdown. He added the extra point
by a placement.
The visitors could do nothing a
gainst the Nittany forwards and Gil
bert punted to Cy, who returned the
ball twenty-three yaids. Lesko fail
icd to reach Roepke’s long toss. On
third down Cy passed to John for a
foui-yard gain The blonde halfback
was kneed in the eye and forced to
retnc, Wolff substituting
Bus Harrington spurted around end
after an attempted pass, picking up
nine yards Cunjack relieved Piela on
the visitors’ right flank Wolff worm
ed his way to the fourteen yard line
and Greene reversed his field and com
pleted the trip. Lungren kicked a
placement to cap the touchdown.
Visitors Hold
The Annville line held in midfield
Penn State relinquished the ball on
downs. Greene intercepted a Gilbert
pass as the first quaitcr ended. Off
side penalties checked a series of ad
vances by Wolff, Greene and Lungren
until Harrington got away for eigh
teen yards around left end
The versatile Gilbert intercepted
Lungren’s short toss, but the Leban
on backs could not advance Gilbert
got off a beautiful punt which rolled
to the Blue and White four-yard line
before Cy recovered it. Annville for
wards held and Cy fell back to kick.
His effort floated to the thirty-five
yard line, but, Nitraucr brought it
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back to the twenty, the closest any ]
team has yet been to the Lion goal
line. Wolff averted n possible score
when he intercepted Gilbert’s pass
and took the pigskin to the-fiftcen
yard marker. Cy scampered around
his light flank for twenty, and Greene
collected six.
Bezdek’s second backfield went in
and Hewitt reeled off eighteen yards
around right end. Pritchard plunged
for five yards and Hamas for eight
before the whistle sounded ending the
half.
Second Half
The Nittany lmc-up included the
second backs when they reappeared
after the intermission. An mtcicept
cd pass halted the' Blue and White of
fensive, but Mahoney stopped the Leb
anon Valley attack by recipiocating.
Pritchard made fifteen, Hamas ten,
Bill six, Pinura seventeen, Hamas four
und Pritchard the final four through
right tackle He also kicked the goal.
Lungren, Wolff f Harrington and
Giecne reported and Faulkner went in
for Curry at left end The new com
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the fourteen yard line, where Cy took
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chalk-line. His boot sailed between
the bars, registering the thirty-fifth
point and completing the scoring for
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j The visitors launched a desperate
attack jn the closing minutes but were
able only to gain fourteen yards from
a pass, Gilbert to Mctoxen The game
ended a few minutes later.
The varsity backfield was slowed up
by the absence of Roepkc and Danger
field, although Lungren contributed
some brilliant individual work. Gil
bert and Starr shone for the veteran
Lebanon Valley team, while Picrsol
played a steady game. The punting
of Gilbert was one of the features of
the fray, his boots averaging over
fifty yards. The Lion aerial attack
materialized as was expected.
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nursed his lame shoulder for ten di
and expects to be in shape for
Marietta game. Should he be allow
to don moleskins, he will wear a spe