Tuesday,tNavimber 18, 1930 Sidelines Director of Athletics Hugo Bezdek was one of the principal speakers at the lowa mass meeting Friday night in Chicago With Mr. Edward K. Hibshman, alumni secretary, he call ed on President Jesup, of lowa, Sut uiday morning and extended Presi dent Hetzers greetings. I=l=l Harvey Hill 'l5, Manuel Grimes, and Doctor Huvnei headed a delegation of 75' Chicago alumni who came to lowa City on a special sleeper Friday night and made up a greater mat of the Penn State cheering section. The chests were directed by Doc Haiper. t ___o_ Knute Recline casts an interesting sidelight on the type of football fan who will concede Ins team a "moral" victory if it scores more first downs than the actual winner of the con test The Natio Dame mentor tells of the reply given to a famous football coach by Crowley, one of the Four oi semen, when this coach emphasized the fact that his team had outscored the Irish in first downs, although coin int, out of the game on the short end of the score. "Yes," replied the fa rrow. halfback, "I understand that the Big Leagues have adopted a rule next season which giants a team a' sun if the player reaches third base " 1=:=1 Grant Cleaver of New York city, son of a framer Penn State football player, was a member of the fresh man squad this year. The elder Cleaver, Clarence, G , played on the Lion team of 1886 The only father mid son combination e‘ei to win let tbrs in football at Penn State is, Earl E; Hewitt 'O3, and Earl E Hewitt Jr. '2B —o— Ray Stocker, star on West Point's football team this yeas, play ed basketball at Penn State in the 1928 interscholastic tom rament Steelier was a member of the cham pionship Hazleton quintet. I=l=l If the soccer team hail played a style of game against Prince ton and Syracuse as they dal against the last two league opponents, Penn State would be a likely contendm for the intercollegiate cup along with Mayan!, Ilaverford, Penn, and Yale. The Nittary hooters surprised the Swaithmoie and Lafayette elevens by cariying the ball up and down the livld in championship style, MMI i,Coach Jeffrey's hooters came bask to State College for the first time w.ith two vittolies to their credit. The soeeermen on all previous trips - Wive either scored one victory and 9 tie ot lost one of the two games ,cheduled. IMCIMI - , Only four of the eleven varsity soccer positrons ale held by seniors Three of these men, Captain Thu Hutchinson, Murray Ateiselman, and Sol Saltzman, hold down defense berths Bud Anderson, high scorer on the Lion team, is the only senior representative on the forward wall =MI George Delp, former Lion football, baseball, and basketball star, thinks that basketball is the toughest game to play Interview by a sports writat after participating in a professional grid eor'test as a member of the Up pet Darby Greenbacks, Delp stated "Football gives you a chance to rest between plays, while basketball keeps you moving all the time.' It's a forty :minute strain!' I=lMl Colgate will play Niagara univer sity as their season's football opener in 1031, it was revealed when the Mignon schedule was released tecent- Iv. Other games on the New York tenm's card are: St. Lawrence, Laf ayette, New York university, Penn State, Syracuse, and Brown. There ale still two open dates. JUST IMAGINE The rarest time you've ever had— Then Just Imagine a Better One! Just Imagine! The ability to make money and the ability to accumulate it are two entirely different things. - In that difference is the difference between failure and success. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK! • ALLEN STREET lowa Eleven Downs Lion Gridmen, 19-0 Hawkeyes Intercept 4 Passes To Check Nittany Team Holding a heavy Too. a train on even terms for almost three pet iods, Penn State's dm en weakened dui ing the last part of Satuiday's.game to 'loan City, and finally ~ ueeumbed to an ale r t Hay keye , aggregation. 19-to-I) Four Linn passes were intercepted, by watchful Gold and Blank players m•,l tins fact very nearly accounted for the Nittanv defeat Unable to gain through the massive Westein line, the Blue and White took to the air twenty times dining the contest and were successful on only sit oc casions for a total gain of 74 yards Two great kick , . by Cooper Fiench in the flint quarto gole the Lions an advantage ern ly in the contest which they wale unable to folic's, up French's first quick punt easel ed noel 70 yaids, but sins letin nod almost 70 yards , by the In Hickman Later in the period Fiend', standng on his own 10-yin d maiL, Licked osei the head of the lona safet;, man and the ball was downed by Maltz on the llawkeye 1-yard line lowa Scores After Fumble Kite immediately parted ham be hind his goal and an lowa back down ed the ball on the 11-yard line French passed to Kaplan on the first down and the attempt was good foi nine yards Lasich hit the for first down on the 20, but on the next p 1 a y Jens% old rite, cepted Frerch's pass on the 5-yard strip niul cut this fast Lion rally short. The first bleak of the game oc curred near the middle of the thud period when lifdler fumbled Kut's punt on the 10-yard line and the ball was recovered by Semen At this point in the game lowa indicated that it had something the Lions lack ed—punch when nest the opponent's goal, and in three attempts the ball was carried over the final mark Man= Dolly Intercept% 2 Passes Two other Hawkoye touchdowns took place in quick succession shot t ly nftei the last quarter opened DieJ- I rich, after catching Kriz's kick, was downed on his own 12-yen] maik On second down the Nittany quarterback called for a pass Diedrich's to, went to Kaplan, who juggled it into the arms of Doll}, giant lowa full- Lack. Dolly was downed on the State 0-yard line, and after three at tempts Hickman went over for the second Hawkey° sane The Lions had Mildly iecovered from this setback when Dolly oiler cepted Prench's pass on Penn State's 20-yard mark. After failing to make substantial gains through the Nd tany wall IVattington threw a pass to Hauge, who scan downed after the play had encored eight yards This was the only successful lowa pass during the game Too plunges through the Blue and White line netted the Wester noes sic yards and then Warrington curled left end for the third Hawkey° touchdown. After Joe Miller ran back Waiting ton's kickoff 30 }aids to Prim State's I, - • 1,0 - - - - 1 1F or the .......*„..,) A 1i,111.1 F6ll NI ANNIVIEIRSAV't kuyetel ~,, Ave,,,. • <7%." • VT 0/ 'M I NS Az ft ,' , renzeinkt 10 ekniar_itiorl State College Floral Shoppe , Our Opponents Lebanon Valley 22, Surnata 2 W. and J. 7, Badmen G Temple 42, Lafayette 0 Colgate 22, Syracuse 7 Ohm State 12, Plttsbulgh 7 35-yard line, the Lions began their final rally French passed to Hoguet, placing the ball in midfield. Two more passes, from French to MI and ' , tench to Kaplan gave State a first down 30 yaids nom the lowa goal, and on the next play Stiller toss ed pass to French on the Hawkey e's 16-yard mink Here lowa held for two downs and French's next pass went ores the goal line for a touchback In passing and kicking the Nittany Lions far outdistanced their Western opponents, Fiench and Miller easily nutpunted Nun and Waiiington, hut it was in their naming attack Olt the lowans moved superior The Hawlave hacks accounted for 193 yards through tusking while the Li ons could attain only 70 yards hs this method of attack. NAVY CO-ED TEAM , BEATS ARMY FOE Blue Band Suits Sene as Uniforms ror Victors Who Win Annual Mickey Contest, 240-0 Garbed in Blue Band unifmms, the Nary Co-ed hockey team defeated then Army opponents, who wore clad It 0 T C suits, with a 2.0 metcny, when the teams met in their annual contest en Holmes Field Sattnday afternoon Team line-tips were chos en on a competthre basis hom the three upper,elasses. Menifiers of the 1929 eltrsity team who played in this game wele F. nomavne Chapman ':11, who captained the Nasy tom, Jessie If Rosenbeiry '3l, and Mane E McMahon 'l2 Cor ium vmsity menthes on the Aimy team ume E. Louise Hotteditz Muriel E Bowman '32,Katlnyn E. Km to '32, and Jean E. Slmmons '32. With Anne E. McGuile '3l ac cap tain, the Fumy team alb° included Sara J Louenbetg '.ll, Hilda V Bit ting 'l2, Edith W Oiton '32, Elsie W Dailington '33, Angelin Bressler '3l, and Hazel P. Benedict '34. . ATTENTION STUDENTS! Looking for a Good Place to Eat? 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Collme Ave. TEE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN SOCCERMEN DOWN GARNET, LEOPARD Subdue Swarthmore Eleven 4.1 iday—Defeat Lafayette Team 4-2 Saturday The Penn State soccer team over came a strong Garnet elc‘en 4-to-1 in a dlivlng rain at Swarthmote Fin day, and won over the Lafayette boot crs l-te-2 at Easton Satulday in the final Intmeolleglate league contest of the season. IVell-balanced both in attack an, defense, the Islittany team centem about Anderson from outleft whil Daykin at center fomard held th Sssarthmore team in defense tern tory throughout most of the conies, A muddy field forced both teams t, play a slow game with fen long kick• or passes Anderson and Daykin opened the scoring with one tally each in the first quarter. Kistler on the Swarth more attack gained one goal in the second guraler following a second score by Daykm. Holmes, who re placed Miller at center forward in the last' per rod, smashed the ball through Stickney, Garret goalie, for the closing point. On th'e following after noon the Lion aggregation, weakened by the loss of Anderson who received an ankle in jury in the second half of the Swarth more game, faced the Lafayette team on a sodden field in a misty rain Schwartz filled the rung post left secant by Anderson. Superior teameoll, gal, Penn State the edge over the slow Leopard eleven 111turay Alma.lman placed the hist market for the Lions early in the first few minutes of play, fol lowed by a concentrated attack on the Lafayette goal The Nittany boot els continued to hammer the goal for the entice first ,half 'without success elide the Easton team attempted to place foot goals. The half ended 1-to-1 Penn State added tuo more tale, SAVE MONEY ' HAVE THOSE SHOES REPAIRED at the PENN STATE SHOE SIIOP Pldg. The Hawkeye Triumph Penn State lowa 6 First Downs 8 70 Yal ds Gained Rushing 193 20 Passes Attempted 9 6 Passes Completed 1 4 Passes Intercepted 0 74 _____Yards Gained Passing 8 9 Number of Punts 12 51 Average Length of Punts 36 15 Yards Lost Penalties 45 103 ___Returned Punts 105 2 __Fumbles 0 in the third quarter when Miller andl 11 ILL _VITEN!) CONVENTION Holmes plunged thougli the Lof , Y-: Tim local chapter of Small, nation. ette defense. Holmes substituted for honor a, y aichitectine ft atm lets Masters in the second half Millet, has el,ted Bally S. llutlitatal II a. netted the final wore foe the Lions delegate to the nat.onal cons notion .E it the last peeledthe Union, its of VII Nosendei Baer, clever Leopard inside light,! 21 to 21, scored the rust mai kei foe the home team near the end of the game. The second Lafayette score star netts 1 from a penalty kick by McAbee, left halfback. 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