Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, October 15, 1929, Image 3

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    Tuesday, October 15,192 ft
Improved
DIEDRICH SCORES
ALL LION POINTS
Makes 4 Touchdowns as Team
Displays New Power in
Drives for Goal
Unable to cope with the battering
line chaiges of the Nittanv bach'?,
Marshall college's big preen football
machine, exhibiting a hiilhant fo*
ward passing attack, went (loan to a
2C-to-7 defeat at the hands of Penn
State’s greatly impiovod gudnon
forces on New Beavei field Saturday
afternoon
Yutz Dieduth, plunging Lion bach
field stni, downed the pigskin four
times behind the Marshall scoring
stupe and twice booted the bull be
tween the goal posts accounting foi
the entire Penn State scoie
The Blue and Wlnte_team crossed
the enemy gonl line 111 e*eiy quuitei
while the West Viiginmns counted m
the second pciiod A foiwatd pass
and a fumble which voPed acioss the
goal accounted foi the first tvo Lion
scores, the lomaimng'rounteis being
won on line plunges
The brilliant passing attack of the
Big Green team baffled the Nittanv
machine in the fust half and paved
the way for the lone Marshall scoic
in the second qunitei The Lions
solved the aeual attempts in the sec
ond half although the West Y»gm
mns succeeded in completing seven
out of eleven attempted passes dui
mg the game
Penalties Alar Lion Offense
The Marshall foiwaid wall was ut
terly unable to withstand the attacks
of the hard-hitting Nitlany line
Line plunges by Dicduth, Fiencn.
and Lasich lepcatedly fcioke tin ouch
the Huntington defense Heib Esch
bach, Johnny Zoiella, and Meyer Kan
lan, on both offensi\e and dofcnsi/e
plays pioved the backbone of the
Penn State line
Although hindeied by frequent pen
alties, the Bezdekians succeeded »n
out-gaining the Marshall foices
tlnoughout the contest legisteung fif
teen fiist downs while the Hunting
ton team gammed ten The Liors
lost a total of 155 >atds bv the pen
alty loute suflenng most fiequently
on account of holding and unecessaiy
roughness.
Though unable to gain consistently
i through the Penn State line, Captain
' Stark was the mainstay of the Mai
.i_-Sh?H*-Q.rtense,_ passing . and lucking,
with bullct-likc speed am! accuinc.,
Lions Score m First Quarter
An uninteriupted duve in the op
ening quailei biought the fust Penn
State scoie. Receiving the ball on
the kickoff the West Viigimans fail
ed to grin and kicked to Coopei
Fiench Line plunges by Judy Lasich,
French, and Diednch biought the ball
to the Mai shall 3-jaid line Coon
attempted to cany the ball across
the line but the oval escaped hts
clutches and lolled over the stupe
If you sleep in have late breakfast at
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214 East Nittany Avenue
Home Cooked Meals
LIGHT LUNCHES AT ANY HOUR
Tonsils Removed Without Operation
Safo and Painless Method—No Hospital Opciations, Expense or
Confinement No Radical Suigieui Operation Peifoimed. No time
lost fiom woik, business, meals and pleasuie. Go on as usual.
DR. R. L. CAPERS
Osteopathic Physician
Tuesday Thuisday Satuulay 10 to 4
Niltany Printing Building State College, Pa.
See The New Beacon Blankets
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unusual
ittany Gridiron Tea
SCORES All Nillnnj Markers
\gatnsf ‘Marshall
. ‘DIE-orarCH-
wheio Yutz fell upon it foi the fn-.t
countei Penn State was off-side cn
the tiy-foi point and Diednch’s kick
did not count
The Marshall team again failed la
gain aftci the second kickoff and
Staik punted the ball to Fiench who
\sas downed on State's 42-yard line
The Lion machine biought the o\al
to Maish.ill’s 21-yiml stupe in con
seeittive plajs wheie they weio pen
alized foi holding An incomple - 1
pass to La«ieh was immediately fol
lowed by a successful toss fiom
French to Diednch Captuiing the
ball on tbc.lo-yaid line the elusive
Nittany back evaded seveial tackle:s
and ctos«od the goal line foi the sec
ond countei The kick aftei touen
down failed to top the ciossbai leav
ing the count at 12-to-0
Marshall Scores
Retaliation bv the West Vugiman
came m the closing minutes of the
second quaiter when a pan of passes
and a penalization biought the bait
to Penn State's 8-yaid line. Aftei
failing to gain thiotigh the Nittany
line Staik tosed the pigskin to Hunt
ct who ciossed the goal foi the first
touchdown scored against the Lions
this season. Stalk’s kick was suc
cessful bunging the scoie fot the
lust half to 12-to-7
A duve from Maishall’s 38-yaul
stupe biought the thud Penn State
score in the thud quaiter when Died
noh plunged tlnough the Huntington
line fiom the 3-ymd maikei, to
tnng the Nittany count to 18 then
booted the ball between the uprights
for the extia point.
Plunging again and again tlnough
the weakened Maishall delense foi
substantial gams in the last period.
Fiench and Diednch biought the ball
.fiom the AVest—Yngimans’ -42-yaid
line to withm the 5-yaid stupe Coop
failed to gam in several attempts
but Yutz earned the oval acioss the
goal and made the try-for-pomt
bunging the final count to 2G-to-7.
Fire Insurance
EUGENE H. LEDERER
134 West College
REKERS LEADS IN
X-COUNTRY TRIAL
Coach Nate Carlmel! May Name
First 7 Harriers as Team
For Meet Saturday
Heading the pack foi the second
time, Paul Rekeis led tne Nittany
haniers homo in the final tnnls fot
the tnanguhu meet Satuidaj o\ci a
5 8-10 nule coui°e, Sutui day aftci
noon Coach Nate Cailmell probablv
will select as his team the fust sc*\cn
lunners m the ti ail
Rekers demonstialed foi once mme
his lmptovement over last \eai v
form lie ciossed the line in 31 min
utes l-f'j seconds, almost 220 jnids in
advance of Detvviloi Captain Ra*
cliffe was a close thud, with Chick
Mcismgei, Robinson, Comoe and
Homm following acioss
Chick Meisingei has been letauied
by foot trouble thus fai, having ic
tuincd to practice just lecently Det
wdei, Ratclilfe, and Robinson, ho*.-
e\r, have improved consuleiabl ’,
bolsteung Lion hopes for victoiv ov
er the N Y. U and Lehigh umneis
in New Yoik Satuidav
The Lions will leave foi Now Yoik
Thursday Coach Cailmell plans to
continue his intensive ti anting v.oik
until the time ioi depaituie, with
heavy woik m oidoi
The meet is scheduled foi 11 o'clock
Satmdaj morning oven the champion
ship Van Coitlandt P.nk course
While Penn Stale rules as the favoi
ite Coach Cailmell expects scuous
opposilin from the Violet haiueis
In the secomi of a senes of fie-di
man time tuals, Space breasted the
tape fust, closelv puisued by Tui
nei and Lynch Gicnmngei and Na
pelcon, last week’s leadcis did not
run
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Defeats Marshall Eleven 26-7 Saturday
How Penn State
Opponents Fared
Foidham 20 N. 5. U 0
Nebiuska 1J Svracust* ii
Lnfajefle 23 Manhattan 0
I’cnnsj Kama 11 \ P I.
W and f II > - - Ehicknell *5
Pitlshnrgh 27 West Vugirm 7
Niagara I*l —St Johns 11
Lebanon Valiev 15 —— F and 0
FRESHMEN BEGIN
LINE SCRIMMAGES
Coaeh Selects 4 Yearling Grid
Elevens as Squad Ends
Preliminary Drill
Enlenrg (he fouith week of then
piolonged limning neuod, Penn
State’s vending gudi’on stalvvaii
pie sage lutuie power as foui teams
chnsen from 75 aspuants sci immage
dailv on New Beavei p-actice field
Line scrimmage will loim the
chief .notsol m the Lion tubs’ d-ot tin
veek Coach Hcimann intends to
match one plobe foivvaid waP agains
the othei m an cfoit to find the best
combination The line shift uped by
the Lion vaisitj has been adopted bv
tha fiesbmen Backfield candidate,
will woik on foi waul passing, end
unis, and line bucks
Beginning scrimmage foi the fust
time last week. Coach Ileimann chose
loui learns fiom among the outstand
ing aspuants For the first two
Gregory 9 s
>: for
Toasted Sandwiches
[weeks of pia'tice the squad had
jtunned as a whole The foui ve.u
jlmg teams v.tie pitted aiMinst one
annthei as the* Lion mentoi sought I
to see how the vo.ulinrs nieasuie I
lip when in mtion
Will Nnl Cut Squad
“Follow me tlic plan bliutod I,M
>imi, no cttls u.li bo mndo in l'i*
squad,** Coach Ik'stmmn dedaied,
“inLloul Ivo week, liofoie each euit."
the l\wnt\-fi\e nu*‘t pmmisine will
i occur ‘ * lie
•ncci.i! mstiuction and
plal't* chosen fiom thou
nnKs ’
Atmtn;; io (ill the naps left hj the
un tilled schedule, the fom joarlirj:
temm, will paiLike in two pie-teason
tills Satin (ki% afternoon Although
no definite selection will he made un
til Octal m 2fi, th.itv plniei** lu.t
ptmed outstanding
A wealth of nmteiial is avail.ihle at
centei Kane, Gnmshan, Pm lei.
fitenkowictc-, and Iseowitcz aic all
po«.*-il)lc choices Jot' this position Ten
outstanding hackficld aspu.’nls • 7 c<.!
the foul co’ctcd posts on the plehj
\at‘>t\ Thej aic Ott, Hongd, Gn’i
mei, Nobel, liwm, Amici son, Smith,
Conn, Choiba, and Myoi*>
In Moicdith, llouk. Hill, Bic’vtei,
nnd fun, Herman”, his h\e poteu
inl > Ti’iion, while ShaJlei, Moie
lioii.o, Qi'ulii, Shield-, Chi-lei, Hesch.
Emn , Flood, ami Prschkon will pio
babh battle it out fm the ultimate
guaid and tackle assignment^.
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All nicn an,l women ante,este.l in , v meet uk
tleliatinff will meet tomminw m E htmj „ lU .,mts hnnses h
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