Elate Egg AL'S SHOP TUESDAY SPECIALS $12.50 & $13.50 Suede Jackets $10.50 & $11.50 Sheep Lined Leather Coats $16.50 $1.50 Neckwear $1.19 $l.OO Bows 2 For $1.55 Lungren, Roepke Score As Lions Upset Orange (Continued from first ➢age) State's twenty-f , pus] line. MO lino smashes by Goldman and a fee yard off-side penalty enabled Sy ra case to secure another fist down on the seventeen-yard line. Then, unexpectedly, came the touch down. Sebo dashed through an op ening in the left side of the Orange line Apparently stopped after a lice yard gain, the Syracuse halfback wormed his way past the Nittany sec ond defense, wading foul Penn State tacklers in his spirited run actors the finishing stripe. Brophy faded to kick the extra point 'Almost certain defeat stalked upon the Archbold Stadium field dui.ng the second period after another sus tained Syracuse advance, made possi ble by powerful line plunging and consistent forward pass gain, btought, the Orange force to the to ely e-y 1 stripe where Bay singer skipped around left end for a second touch down on a fake pass play. The tally was discounted, however, and. Syracuse penalized the yards ohen a .Hull man was declared off-side Still the Orange offense persisted. Sebo and Goldman carried the ball to the Penn State fog-vaid on a line crash and lateral pass tespectnely Here the Penn State forward wall' braced firmly, defended its ground' firmly and held the opposing chargees! for downs. Too minutes later the half ended after an e‘change of punts had proven mote profitable to the New Yorkers than had the frequent forward passes that, for the most part, found their way to the turf as 4 11 . 11 - 14 ÷4÷:÷:-:÷x÷:-:÷:÷x-:-14-1-:-:-:-:-:÷:4:-:4+++444-:÷:÷:÷1. zAre You Prepared For Your :I 1 1. * November House Party? T. • ..t. RENTS A HAND - TAILORED TUXEDO 41 t SUIT AND SHIRT OUTFIT FROM 'Z ‘ 1,1 .0 Whittington Dress Suit Co. rto t.I _ s l. LATEST STYLES—MODERATE RATES i See Our Representative ..t, GI LB ERT SEALFON I:!.. Beta Sigma Rho—Phone 199 i• 11 4Dhesterfield smokers dolit change with the tides . . .but watch how other smokers are changing to Chesterfield! , c 1 4, 4 . ! . .!" .1 the Lion defense men greo more only Roepl,e's retain to the game short ly before the closing of the first half seemed to give his colleagues a much needed confidence that instilled snore fight into them. Receiving Brophy's kick-off on the five-yard line, the' blond leader retained it thirty-four yards in a theilling open held run duiing uhich he threatened to man age lus nay Tor a touchdown. laff!!1:1 After Roepke's burst of speed, there came a sudden awakening in the Lion ranks Penn State was re taliating. The entire Blue and White backfield found the line holes advan tageous llamas crashed the line time and again for five yard gains, Roepke advanced consistently off tackle and around the ends; Wplff vi or in c d his way for more than one first down while Lungren found the Orange's left end of the line cleared for him on several ore:miens. A fum ble, recovered by Jones, put an end to the Lion excursion and a Penn State score seemed impossible Held in check, the Syracuse for wards were forced to kick Roepke i punted back. So did Baysinger af ter a futile lane thrust. The close of the third period found the ball on Syracuse's fifteen yard line where it had been advanced by a line buck w‘th llamas hugging the ball, a dart off tackle by Wolff and a fake placement JACK FROST X X . and B Insurance onds •1. v 'S of All Kinds J. .:. 4. -:-:•.:-:..:÷x÷:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.1-:....-:4-:-:-1-:.+ :.~'". kick uhich emerged as a long forward pass to George Delp. Fighting back furiously, the ex cuse eleven found itself swept on hopelessly by the inspired Nittany line as Roepke and llamas negotiated a first down on the nine yaid line Then came an unorthodox play The Orange second defense, expecting a line plunge, was sucked in as Lungien sped around right end for a touch down. RoepLe missed the extra point and the score was even Undaunted, the Andreas charges recessed the Lick-off after which they inaugurated a relentless drive for the' goal And the Barbuti-less griddess,l using the forward and lateral pass, to advantage, had hopes of another ) score until Lungren intercepted a toss l on Penn State's twenty-yard line and advanced it sixteen more berme a l Syracuse tackler donned han. An exchange of punts ensued. Once more in possession of the ball, the Lions waged another fierce offensise attack that brought them within scor ing distance Wolff proved the maul cog of the Penn State dine in the final chapter, wending his way for three consecu tive first downs, each time fighting his way past the entire Change line Plunges by Roepke, Lungren and Ha mas aided materially between the first downs. 'The Syracuse lire be-, came more stubborn as Roepke failed to gain, but the second defense men were caught napping as Lungren toss ed a long pass to place the ball on *'se twenty-three yard line Humus and Roepke in two furious crashes tore through center to the .:11:iii:1:11:tli :ti55.t. , .44 *.t: ' PETER B. HASSEL * SIGNS :i: x ... ± Phone 109.3 118 S. Gall Street :i: A FAVOR WE SHALL APPRECIATE There are others like you who would like gs. A word from you will bring us together. ~ . The First National Bank State College, Pa. DAVID F. KAPP, Cashier FOR THE BEST OF GOOD REASONS BETTER TASTE! - -.- r_ TEE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ten-yard mark, past which line they M.O. unable to advance. On the next play Roepke fell back to the twenty one }mil stripe, and while twenty thousand spectators sat silently, al most breathlessly, the versatile half back scored the deciding three points of the game with a placement kirk that raised surely, swiftly, squarely Phone the wooden upright.. PI antic in the face of the first de feat of the season, the Syracase backs mule many deepet ate attempts to mole. One forward pass after an other sons homed far long distances. Three of these, completed, placed the ball on the seven-yard line The Or angemen were penalized for two con secutive incomplete 'forward posses as the u hustle sounded the end of the game and Penn State's first victory over Bill Orangoin the history of the grid game S , men.. Penn Slate Raymond Delo Van Nese L.T Darrnah BroohY LC Dicker Wittman C Mahoney Yen mon ICC ' Martin VI lookk .It T , Psnacclon Lam it It E ' Leal., thneknaer Q 0 Lonaren hlman L II Miller k o b° 11 11 Wolff lone 3 cu HIM. • S, rucu‘c I 0 0 0-6 Penn State 0 0 0 0-0 Tomhdonne—Seto. Saner. I ILI,' goal—Roerie WANTED Washing for Families or Students We Call and Deliver Phone 353-W Referee.—E C. Taggart. Rochester Umpire —E M Bennis University of i•enneyhanin Linesman—J. C. Mb!ernes, Lehigh Field imige—A. VI Risley. 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