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An unbroken series of eight games
I.ecinning in 1022, constitute the foot.
ball n datums bctm con Spacuse Um
ye-say and Penn State. The Oct.,
game between the two schools resulted
r scaleless tie, and then the
Mange won four stn :Light contevts,
10-t0.41, 101a-0, 7-ta-0 and 10-to-11
The lost Lion victory occurred in
1927 when Coach Remick's team de
feated the Fiillmen, 0-to-0, at Svia
c," A g-to-g tie took place on 1928,
rod last season French's pass to Kap-
In” gate the Nittany eleven a 6-to-.1
letoll.
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Bob Higgins and Vic Hanson are
tn.n.o of the soungest college tooth:01
coaches Both mentors were cnoson
a• ends on Waltei Camps All-Amen
car team: Higgins in 1010, and 'Lam
our 3n 1929 While at Syracuse Ran
or v.ar captain of the football. Lace
, hal! and bazkethall team:,
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The Orange forward wall will be
the heaviest faced by the Lions this
mason. From end to end the s
line will average 191 pounds—a good
to pounds heavier per man than the
Nrttany forwards. The 1111 linen's
backfield is consider ably lighter,
weighing. 174, while the entree term
rserage totals 188 poun.ll.
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Jonas II Ingram, who
will act as head linesman for toner-
ICU's game, was recently director of
athletic., at the Nasal Academy, and ,
once head coach of the Navy football
learn He is a brothel of Bill Inca arn,
present head coach at Annapolis
Fat the second time this season the
Bras en Fuld Pictruml will be on ogle
al the football game ton-o.tcw.
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Aftei la.t Saturday's gild eieount
ei , only nine teams in the nation so
main untied and undefeated The,
roe Alabama, Allegheny, Ford'nam,
Northweqein, Nob° Dame, Oregon
Unneisity, Utah, Washington State,
and Westeun 11111171 am! Notre Dame
Fns by fat the most impiessive remit]
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Fordhan , should finish the yeas un
defeated, but sill be put to a se‘ ere
test I A , Detroit, St Maly's College
(Cahrurnia), and Bucknell It seems
almost impossible for Notre Dame to
finizb the year so lth an unblemilled
record The Irish will go up against
Penn, Drake, Northwatein, Army,
and ki themn California
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Meru., Colgat3 fullback, still
Iced' the East in seoling with 78'
points to his credit. Five plaleis Iv ith
00 poracraptece are in second place—
Gas, Rhode Island; Glossnl., Rut
gers; Hem at, Columbia; Mulphy,:
Fonlharn, and Viviane, Cornell. Clark
Hinkle, last peal's 'cadet, is in elev- ,
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oath place is Ith 19 points .
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eCont "mod pout fit at page)
D l 4'4 which were eul dully taught tort
the 7 , littar.!, culy4
Coach Hanson', clown hu , lcies with
come hole tomorrow nth the ainn,
m g recoil or hosing played the en
tire sea.on intact The Oiange first
team, slated to face the Lions, tool,
the field against Itenessala.n in tile
fist game of the yeas, and that same
tcam played the vela, Bimsn con
test last Saturday without a substi
tut,on
Renesi,alam, Hobint, Rutgers, and
St, Laurence have all been easy vit
tans of the mighty New York team
Against this foe the Orange aggrega
tion amassed 105 points, holding the
opponent's total to a lone t9uclidoi,n
Pittshalal, has been the only team
to take the measure of Ilanson's
charge,, although the pmserful
Syra
cuse fansards held Pitt's meat run
ning attack to a meagre gum of 86
ymds by rushing. The .dot loess of
the Panthet hacks, and good bleak,
at the light moment enabled Pitts
burgh to eke out a 11-10-0 ‘lStOly A
fumble dm ng the last Inmate of play
led to a Thomr touchdown and a 16-
to-1.6 deadlock in last weak's game
Hanson is v,..,11 foi tdied with
serve backfield maim 11 in case his
"non-men" should fad him Frank
ion big, hard-tunning back who hoc
given FiNhel a battle for first-string
honors. Drachm vnd Clamel use t,o
speedy halfbacks, both shifty op,
field runners and e•cellert pass le-
The Penn State and 131-cknell um-
Y C A ealanets a , d hold
jolnt retteat under the lea3e.sinD of
Mt Flank C Bancroft nt Andy LAO',
Cain* next Saturday and Sunday
Bancroft, who is a glado Ito of
Punceton UniVelsits, is at incscnt
•oor lento lot Ind.o where he will be
the tepre,entltive of the Middle At
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Battle', Writer Declares;
.coach Hanson Stresses Offensive Work This;
' Week as Defense Proves Strong
}li~ By James Decker
- Associate Editor iin his thud )cat of sal say (limpet
ln nn Sweet!, Deily throwe lion and enJokivg his best seam , II
Syracuse University's vmsity foot _ The fleet Orange halfback is among
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the leaking point scorers of the coon-,
of
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ball squad slat slake its in tip,
of the 1920 season so hen a giant' , of ' ti v and has outpunted every opposing j WPSC PLANS BROADCAST
r, players, co a c he s and ...g e r., on- 1 1.1am. this year Stevens, neighing 1
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trams for State College, whole the i 165 pounds, is the fastest man on tlm I
Orange tall combat Point State, tea-Smacuse squad and once °gam in an;
Mown , ' schedule gunner and maim, open field, he is almost impossible to m i l dorm., 11 1' di Begin Account of
opponent I stop Grid Till at I Ti O'clock
Despite the reverses suffered by i Ember: Tames,
he r terbacl., is the '
Pen" Stale in " v e r.l . of ." i m'J n i second senior no the Syracuse start
games this year, Drnson and "ins Int - inn. baclificld "Hipper," malt his
( hil
pill me not undo estimating the pounds, w the lightest nuns on hi
strength of their next foe Penn team but uses his pounds to good ad.
State-Syracuse games have tad. I vantage as a blotket and intetfetei
homily been classic battles uttli close ; fon his teammates Two sophomm es
scores . Regatilless of 'nevi... , Pei - Moran and ' , vibe', leant' out the Sy n
foimances both teams rise to t.nex- I souse stattmg backfield Both o!
nett,' heights so hen this ill-impot tent I these players started or. the 1929 um
fray begins I defeated fieshman team, and then
Slate has an imitating habit of , ,tha..,,,b,,,,,, play Oh, yeas so on
playing at top total Vral.St. Svracte,, then positions oven varsity lettet.
an I suppottei s of the Orange look : sues
tan a I cut rrer ce this season. Last'
y y cat the Pennsy lv anians inv :Wei Moran, who tips the scales at 178,
Archbold stadium on the short ens of I is a specialist in end tuns and W
hetting and proceeded to annex the ,tackle plays, maling Stevens at the
ganie, 6-to-4. In 1920 a lighting State !best Hill ground-earner The Orange
team tied Syracuse, 6-to-0 Th 2 vcat I ninhael, post hill lie filled by Fishel
VIOSIOUS Johnny Roepke led State ut 1 whose petrol mance in the Brio, n
a bitlliant 9-to-6 victory heie game stamped him as one of the best
co., Hon se is Iso spe , ii „ I line-plurgehrs,ito
rhos grace Syracuse 1
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stress on the offense lon the State I foni" F'S
' a is rt, a an
I pound back mho hits opposing line
game Spinals° has been pm tmulur
, milli lots of dive and toner
ty stn ring on the defense all so tr,
boasting a line that cv du, claim to be I The °tango "Damon and Pythias'
the best In the East The backfield, I combination will held don n the mai
houevet, has been a source of con- I positions Ellett and Stonebetg, can
cern, bat the Mann game immilei ' sity ends, companions on and off tin'
that the Orange has at last developed 1 campus, me in then second year or
an attrck combinnig, both deception i lust-stung mingmen, prepped togeth
and pones (et and played on the same term be
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Topmng all the Orange ball-ear- fete entenng Syracuse. They at
nets is Warren Steens, tnnle-threat exactly the game height and weight
slat and co-captain %nth ;Tiro Ber- sit feet one inch and 185 pounds.
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