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Sidelines
If fi °shaven could play varsity
°thrill hem as f irst-yeat men, per
ps, a few of Coach Bob Higgins'
,tries could be gone. As the
shnuen battled the varsity in
cdnesday's summing,, hopeful
zloty concerning next year's foot-
II team ens expressed by loony
esent.
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Cal, in Heller. right end on the
Lebanon Valley tenni, is a bro•
her of Warren Heller. Pitt's
tar halfback who defeated State
last Thanksgiving Day by his
ong dashes for touchdowns.
In this day co-captains are not al
getter unconunon on the football
Id, but three captains for the same
am are found at W. and J. The
esidents have Ken McNeil at end,
•t Rigney, a center, and Fullback
ew Wilson to lead them on during
e 1931 saason
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Oser one-hundred undergradu
ates ha.. e reported to Buck Es
ans, coach of the Hamard 150-
pound football team, at Soldiers
Field in Cambridge. The num
ber is nearly to ice as great as
last year.
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When Heinle Miller stacks his
ample football machine against Al
fight tonight at the Owl Stadium
will be out not only to avenge the
i-to-7 setback the Cherry and White
ceived at the hands of the Schuyl
dl in 1928, but also to settle a
ore with Flank White, Albright
inch.
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Chick Meehan has a new way
or identifying' the members of
the N.Y.U. backfield this season.
His ball carriers are identified
this nay—outside back. inside
back, plunging-back, and back
back.
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Satisfied with the work of his back.
eld candalates, Head Coach Herb
,Cracken, of the Lafayette Colick,.
.otball team has started to pay more
anon to two forwards in an ef
.it to develop a stronger line.
An X-ras examination has re
sealed that Nick Locals, star
Notre Dame fullback, has suffer
ed a fractured ankle and may be
out of the game for the rest of
the season
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Nomads front the hills of West
agmia, the Mountaineers are about
, embark on a four-game away
am home serves that will carry the
Id Gold Blue colors of West Var.
ma. University over 2,467.8 miles
these United States.
Taxi Service
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J. C. SHEFFLER
138 South Atherton Street
Sunday, Oct. 4th
7:30 to 9:30
Hear the
"Blue and White"
Orchestra
under the direction Of
"Tes" Krum
Book Them Here
The Music Room
LUGGAGE REPAIR
WEB STRAPS
CASE STRAPS
AND HANDLES
General
Leather
Repairs
STATE LEATHER
WORKS
Beaver Ave.
LIONS WILL FACE
LEBANON VALLEY
HERE TOMORROW
(Continued hone fist page)
However. Shields may replace either
of the two veterans. Toni Corry and
Fred Kane will be paired at the guard
posts and will flank Anderson who is
to receive the center assignment.
Will Start Veterans
The Lebanon Valley leader plans to
start two veteran ends, Williams and
Heller, as well as Wogan, who faced
the Lions here last year, at the snap
perback post. Kazlusky and Lech
thalet, tao lettermen, will start at
guard and tackle respectively. Fur
long will hold clown the other guard
post and Volkins is slated for the re
maining tackle berth
In the backfield the Annville coach
expects to use two seniors and two
sophomores. The veterans, Stewart
at quarterback and °mine at left
halfback, will pair with two sopho
mores, Feescr, Ormno's running
mate, and Light at fullback. Nye,
the only experienced back who start
ed against the Blue and 'White last
year, is expected also to see service
in tomorrow's strugglo.
Fos the first time this year Coach
Higgins scrimmaged his Narslty
against Larry Conover's freshmen
eleven on New Beaver field Wednes
day afternoon. Although the varsity
managed to score three touchdowns
and two goals, the first-year team
was able to offer plenty of stubborn
opposition.
Phij Moonves was responsible for
two vaisity scores and Snyder added
the extra point from placement twice
The last varsity score was the result
of a forward pass. Laatu to Snyder.
Winners in athletic contests held
during Freshman Week will be award
ed medals according to an announce
ment by the School of Physical Edu
cation. During that period first
year students competed in tennis,
golf, horse-shoe pitching, mushball,
touch football, volleyball and other
contests.
Smith Tailor Shop
110 East Beaver Avenue
Samples of Topcoatings for Early Fall Wear
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JUNE COLT
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" 3 "`" -- THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Beginning of New Football Campaign
Recalls Memories of Lion Triumphs
The resounding thud as toe meet:
pigskin signifies the advent of an
other football season .. . roaring
stadiums . . . . e‘cited crowds . .
tense moments . shrill yells
. .. the referee's whistle . .
cheers . . gay week-ends ....
numberless elevens the country over
seeking fame and glory . . . .
Fame and glory , .. They car
be found in the basement of Varsity
. . . . There, gradually defla
ting footballs lie unthought of it
dusty trophy-eases . . Painted
with excited hands in the first great
thrill of victory, their scores tell the
story of gloat Nittany triumph•
. . On their skins many things
have left their imprint ....the sings
of victory bonfires .... gr as s.
stains of Old Beaver .. .. earth
spots from the country's stadiums
. . . and blood
Now they lie there consigned tr
viitual oblision .. . . And in the
dim light seem to gallop the shadows
of Way . . Haines .... Kellen.
ger . . . "Mother" Dunn ....
"Light-Horse" Harry . .. .
How those rudely painted figures
reseal the glory that was State's
.. . . State 10, Carnegie Tech 0
. . State 17, Colgate 9 .. .
State 22, Penn 6.. . . State 21,
Navy 3 . . State 30, AV & A 0
0 . . State 14, Dartmouth 7.. . .
State 29, Cornell 6. . . State 34.
West. Vxrgnua 0.. . . State 36,
Bucknell 0 . . . . State 39, Pitt 0
There's one there that the alumni
must remember well .... Alumni
Day, 1023. . The Blue and Gold
of naval uniforms mixing with the
Blue and White of Old State ...
Twenty-five thousand roaring fans
jamming Beaver field . . The
military pomp of a service battle
.. . A tense struggl-s And
an unstoppable demon ... . . "Light-
Horse" Harry Wilson running wild
.. . . And Co-Op signs bore the
score State 21, Navy 3 that night
Then there's one football well
Imarked with the soil of Forlras Field
... . The Thanksgiving Day classic,
1919 . ... A band of athletes hon.
nobly discharged from serving their
•ountry, back to serve their Alma
Mater . . . . It's early in the game
• .. . The Lions receive the ball in
he shadow of their own goal-posts
• ... The crowd waits for the in
svitable kick. But there is no kick
.... Instead a curly-headad end
lamed Bob Higgins leaps out hem
he line to snatch a pass .... and
'ie's off .... down the length of the
leld .... And the score that day'
was State 20, Pitt 0 ....
But they're not all victories theie
dories the footballs tell .... There
s one which calls to mind a desperate
ast-minute Crimson rally in Harvard
itadium's lengthening shadows ....
Rate 21, Harvard 21 .... And
here's another tale of a dismal rainy
afternoon on Beaver Field 'Mien a
Slue and White eleven rose to su
ureme heights to hold a famous
Notre Dame team to a scoreless tie
Are they doomed to a lonely, for
rotten existence, these footballs'
• ... Will the dust of years he un
molested on the easo's shelves'
• . . .
Or someday will the emblems of .tri
umphs over Pitt ... . of Colgate
.... or Harvard .... take their
nieces alongside their illustrious fore
bears' .... Qui pout dire?
Our Opponents
Waynesburg vs Grope City
Temple vs Albright
Syracuse vs Hobart
Pitt vs lowa
Colgate is St. Lawrence
Lafayette vs Illuhlentr2rg
West Vnginla vs FaWham
The First National Bank'
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•
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especiallYlelpful in the months of awaken
- ing opportunity just ahead. We invite you to
take full advantage of it.
JOHN T. McCORMICK DAVID F. KAPP
Cashier
Where Spending Is Saving
CUT RATE SALE FOR OCTOBER 1 and 2
Whitman's Sampler
The week beginning Octo
ber 4. is the Sampler Week.
Take home a Sampler—Candy
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A complete assortment of Fine
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Fresh Cashew Nuts
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'YEARLING GRIDMEN
HOLD SCRIMMAGE
Freshmen Defend Goal Against
Varsity in Practice for
Dickinson Seminary
Scrimmaging for the first time this
season, the freshman football team
held the varsity eleven to three touch
downs Wednesday afternoon. The
yearling gridmen played purely de
fensive football, kicking on first
downb.
Outstanding in the line play were
Davis at tackle, Allen at end, mid
Cosheric at guard Charging, block
ing, and tackling like veterans, this
trio,seems certain to be in the open
ing game lineup against Dickinson
Seminary October 17. Time after
time they chaiged in to bring down
varsity ball-carriers behind the line
of scrimmage.
While the backs received no oppor
tunity to display their ball-carrying
ability, Sigel and Woolbert revealed
good broken-field running and plenty
of speed in returning punts. The
latter intercepted - several varsity
passes, while Sigel's kicking was
good consistently.
At the terminal posts on his first
team, Coach Larry Conover used Al
len and Rodham Davis and Krelz
man uere the tackles, Cosirati and
Johnson, the guards, and Hayward
the center. The starting backf geld
was composed of 'Mikeloms,
Douglas, and Skemp.
The second team line was as del
lows. Fletcher and Watkins, ends
Webb and Johnson, tackles; Park
and Davis, guards; Phillips, cente
Hunter, Petruka, Boring, and Wool
best were in the bcakfteld.
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and
25c Bottle of Listerine
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Probable Starting Lineup
No. Penn State Lebanon Valley No.
10 Grimshaw Left End Williams 26
33 McMillen Left Tackle Lechthaler 31
26 Curry Left Guard Furlong 25
21 Anderson Center Wogan 36
28 Kane Right Guard Kazlusky •27
14 Stempeck Right Tackle Volkins 20
30 Brewster Right End Heller 34
13 R. Snyder Quarterback Stewart 29
16 Conn Right Halfback Feeser 14
11 Moonves Left Halfback Orsino 23
2 Lasich, Capt. ______ Fullback Light 16
Referee—J. R. Trimble, Duquesne. Umpire—R. F. Stein,
Washington and Jefferson. Head Linesman—H. J. O'Brien,
Swarthmore. Field Judge—C. E. Hodges, West Virginia.
30 SELECTED PLAYERS SEEK
COLLEGE NET CHAMPIONSHIP
The all-College tennis elimination
tournament of seeded players began
Tuesday. Thirty picked entrants, in
cluding the all-freshman tourney win
ners, outstanding intramural con
testants, last year's varsity, and
promising freshmen, are competing.
In the six matches played Tuesday,
winners \sere, Reynolds, Culp, Mc-
Neary, Carry, Davis, and Swart..
Matches are played on the Varsity
ball courts each afternoon beginning
at 3 o'clock. Medals will be award
ed jhe wanner and runner-up.
Judges First Aid Contest
Within the past ten days, Dr. Wil
liam It Chedsey, professor of mining,
has judged two samba first aid con
tests, one at Robertsdale aml the
other at Barnesbore. These contests
are part of the mine safety work pro
grams which arc now in progress.
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rriday, October 2, 1931
BLOCH CAPTURES FRESHMAN
INTRAMURAL TENNIS CROWN
Pip Bloch defeated A. L. Antonio
in straight sets Monday to win the
all-freshman intramural tennis tour
nament, which started in Freshman
Week. The sets were, 0-0,'6-0, 6-4.
In the semi-finals, Bloch won over
Ned Gerry In the opinion of Conch
Dutch Schloss, these two were the
most promising of a wealth of ma
terml brought to light in the tour
ney. It is probable that the same
two men will meet Saturday in the
fall all-College elimination matches.
Construct Slotting Machine
Projects completed during the past
semester by juniors and seniors in in
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dies, with profiling attachment for
profile work, and a pressure loser
voir. James E. Key, instructor in
practical mechanics, directs the conk.
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