'age Fobr , '
Sidelines
When llm ry Wantshouse, substi
tu fullback, replaced Toni Slusset
end late in the fourth quarter on
turday afternoon, those spectators
io are At dl acquainted with the !reti
nue' of the Blue and White eleven
came acquainted with the condition
the shortage of ends.
MIMI
Under the present c)stent of
adding collegiate hosing and
restling meets in the State, the
irisilege of Collecting Ilse W
ent of the gate receipts has been
uthorized b, the attorney gen
•ral of the Commonwealth.
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In Pittsburgh last ueek at a meet
g composed of representatives from
con State, Pitt, Carnegie Tech,
and .Duquesne, the of
ends infoi malty decided to support
bill before the State legislature sn
effort to remove the Common
ealtleb control of the scholastic and
illegiate end of wrestling and bon
g.
EC=
Fort).tuo Penn State alumni
Ire listed among the members of
he Eastern Association of Inter
ollegiate Football Officials, in
he Spalding football guide for
931 Of this group, probabl)
he best knonn is Dexter W.
'cry. '23, of Pittsburgh.
IMMI
Lehigh, Western Maryland, and
inn State have veteran soccer teams
is fall. In fact, the lineup for each
m is practically the same as last
at. The Lion bootcis meet both of
ese veteran Omens dm ing the 1931
:non.
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Renewing; grid relations with
Dickinson College after tx enty
four years, the Lions will seek
their twelfth Imtor gn selenteen
contests. In 1888. the first
game, the Carlisle school tied the
Lions, while all other games end
ed as shutout Nictories.
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militruy huddle may dominate
e intramural football games this
II as soon fraternities have begun
same alirady and ale employing
e new system that Coach Bob
has instituted this yeas lot the
ion vaisity
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,In the Stanford Daily. pub
shed by the studentc of Leland
.Lanford Unberlity, Captain
I.asich gained a half-tone cut last
eek. Ii ideally Penn State has
°me admirers on the Pacific
oast.
lECEN
That Coach Bob Higgins has found
tripla threat roan for his varsity
ckfield tip a certainty. Indy
,sich has developed into a consist-I
t punter, Ins Licks averaging 49
irds each on Satin , he is a
rent as a pai•ser, and in addition
has sh4n - his. ability as, a 'line
ung6 as well as an axceptlonat de
nsive fullback.
=ME
Lafa)ette has begun the task
of pointing for NS ashington and
Jefferson College grahnen ',Shen
the Presidents journey to Easton
on October 21. Coach herb Me-
Cracker's proteges base not turn
ed bask W. and J. since 1926.
:ouch Jock Sutherland's iesers
led up Once touchdowns against
easy Neale's West Vnginia °les en
the Panther Stadium on Saturday
bunion. The best that the Blue
d Gold vaisity dal in tine° guar
s was a total of too touchdoons.
Bah lontc's Deal Ilotcl—T HE MARK LAND
Located in our ono plt, ate grounds on Sluing Street
Batch $2OO to $3OO 3lts It! A Lands.y, Plop• Bellefonte, Pa
GOOD, NEWS
We Are Glad To Announce
A DRASTIC REDUCTION IN ONYX AND
PHOENIX SILK HOSE, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12
All $1.35 and $1.25 Hose Will Be
$l.OO a Pair
EGOLF'S
FRUIT
The Pennsylvania State College Orchards
Mclntosh, Grimes and Smokehouse varieties of apples
are ready. Prices 50c to $1.25 bushel. Winter apples will
not be harvested until October.
College fruit can be had from all State College grocery
stores. A salesman will be on duty at the College Orchard
Fruit Packing House during business hours. Packing
House Phone No. 913-R-4.
DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE
Gridmen Hold Heavy
Temple Eleven, 12-0
-o
(COW anted bon, Polle One) 11 .
The Lineup
01%1 center, but his eighty yard chase
proved useless.
Opening the second half Conch
Ilei's eleven began then only of
fensive that ended with a touchdown.
This match of sixty-five yards was
completed when Bonner replaced the
oval beyond the Lion goal line.
Whittocles second attempted drop
kick mas male.
Begin Lest Offensive
The play was between the thirty
yard lines for the rest of the third
period and most of the fourth, but
the o,ls finally got started and work
ed the ball, with the aid.of a penalty
because of interference with the
catcher of a punt, to the Lion fifteen
laid line
A forward pass caught the Lions
off their guard after they had held
through the line. With the oval on
their own four-yard line and m
Temple's possession the Blue and
White Imenien stopped the last Owl
offensive less than six inches from
the final chalk mask. Alertness on
the part of the Nittany forwards, to
gether 55 rth direction for the defense
given by Captain Lasich were re
sponsible for the gallant stand which
dress the applause of the 20,000 in at
tendance.
"The State team deserves a world
of cr.Mit," Lud Wray, former coach
at the University of Pennsylvania,
said after the game, "for, led by Cap
tain Lama', they refused to quit and
fought doggedly against a more ex
perienced and far strange, oppon
ent."
Our Opponents I
Although a successful goal Lick
spelled defeat for Dickinson. the Cm
lisle gralmen revealed potential
strength in holding Utsinus, conic,
ence champions, to a 7-10-6 score
The Bearcats found a stubborn de
fense greeting the same plays ,Inch
upset Lehigh two . neelis ago.
Syracuse
Bill Orange surprised even his most
enthusiastic followers by displaying
a consistent and relentless drive
against Ohio Wesleyan to emerge on
the long end of a 48-t0.7 tally. It
' looks like a battle of fullbacks when
the Lions ins adn Aiehbold stadium
a week from Saturday, for Dick Fis
het, Hill fullback, was the star of
the game, crossing the Bishops' late
three times
Pitt-West Virginia
Too State opponents niet on Sat
urday, and after the battle Was over,
there ,as co doubt left that the
Panthers pre the more formidable.
Heller and Realm of the Blue and
Cold backfield oere the main cogs in
rolling up the al-to-0 score.
Leroy ette-Colgate
The Maroon of Colgate was tri
umphant, lisei the Maroon of Lafay
ette Saturday; but the 16-to-0 score
coos far from the 41-to-0 rout of list
year. The game revealed a sopho
more star for the Easton school in
the poison of Invin, cilia will prob
ably^ be much in evidence against
State on Nos ember 14 The Emmen
incidentally, base lost none of their
cunning and deception, although their
backfield has suffered through grad
uation
NAMED PLEBE SOCCER DEAD
Gordon C Wolf ras elected cap
tarn of the freshman soccer learn
at a meeting of the first-year hooter.
Thursday afternoon.
'''''"?'' o G"'"' THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Penn State (0) Temple (12)
Grimshaw LE Gudd
McMillen LT Rorabaugh
°airy LG__ Bannak, Capt.
Zawacki C Reese
Kane RG Smith
Berry RT Klinger
Brewster RE Pilcoms
R. Snyder QB Whittock
Collins Lit Johnson
Moonves RH . Ktlkuskie
Lamb, Capt. ___FB . Bonner
Temple 0 6 6 0-12
Penn State 0. 0 0 0— 0
Touchdowns—Reese, Bonner. Missed
point after touchdown—Whittock 2
(dropkick).
Substitutions—Penn State• Harper
for Collins, Collins for Harper, Stem
peck for Berry, Shields for Stenmeck,
Cole for Kane, Bedoski for Curry,
Torrance for Zawacki, Anderson for
Torrance, Rosenberg for .Brewster,
Slus,er for GI imshav, Wille for
Moonves, Macaleci for Snyder, Conn
for Macalect, Twines for Rosenberg,
Wantshouse for Slussei. Temple—
Sweel for Bannak, Lspsks for Reese,
Driebe for Bonner, Zahnow for Kil
-1 uskic, Geston for Gadd, Pulley for
Klinger, Graham for Pilcoms, Baruck
for Johnson, Vanistendal fot Bora
paugh.
Referee—J. T Clinton, Yule. Urn
pire—C E. Price, Suaithmore. Head
linesman—M J Thompson, George
town. Field Judge—H L Mumma,
As my.
FALL PRACTICES TO AID
CO-ED ARCHERY TEAMS
11 - 111 Instruct Women for Tourneys
Next Spring—lD Try Out
Fall aieliery practice, beginning
this meek, Mill be held to instruct ',O
men Inc the spring touinaments, ac
seeding to Mess Marie Heidt, director
of momen's athletics. Winners of
the spring contests mill be eligible
to enter the Intei collegiate telegraphic
tournament
Ninety women have already enrolled
in the eight sections which meet reg
ularly twice a sseek on Holmes Field,
and will receive instructions from DI
Harriet Allen '34, archery manager.
She is assisted by Maly DI Westrick
'33, E. Elizabeth Rutledge '33, Dolts
DI. Acker '34, Maly A. Fredericks '34,
Fiances S. Inman '34, Jane C Laird
'34, and Dorothy Wald '34.
Inseruction will be provided for
those wtslung to lemur alchery. Wo
men who prose themselves capable will
be green credit points by the W. A. A.
Schedule lists are posted rn McAllts
tei hall lobby.
HARRIERS WILL SEEN SECOND
CONSECUTIVE eIIAMPIONSHIP
Nittany harriers loin be seeking
thdir second successite championship
'n hen they enter the Intercollegiate
cross country run at Van Cortland
Palk, Nen Yolk city, November 16.
In winning the title last yeas the
Lions had on-a of the lowest scores
ever recorded in the Intercollegiate
meet The Blue and IVlnte runners
have non the championship four
tunes in the last five years.
ATtIA • UM THURSDAY, OCT. 15
.C' •
Avv... v ,;15;0th..n.1t. Matinee and Evening
Story of First Lion-Owl Grid Game 1
Penn State , • Temple
•
3 First Downs 17
77 Yards Gained by Rushing 288
40 Yards Lost by Rushing 59
12 Passes Attempted 11
$" Passes Completed 5
58 Yards Gained by Passing 52
80 • Yards Lost by Penalties 85
49 Average Length of Punts _ 49
6 Average Retui ri of Punts 5
3 Fumbles ' 4
TERROR BOOTERS
EXHIBIT STRENGTH
2 Members Lost from Last Year's
Formidable Club-12 Veterans
Lack Coach's Training
As the opening soccer game with
Western Maryland Saturday looms
nem, reports from the Green and Gold
school show that they have lost but
two members of last year's aggrega
tion, which won all but thiec contests.
The Cl ern Tenors were defeated by
only Navy, University of Pennsyl
vania, and the Nittany boaters, while
they scored victories over Franklin
and Marshall, Blue Ridge College,
Dickinson and Maryland State Normal
School, the latter two school, having
been defeated twice.
Up until early this month, the West
ern Maryland team has been greatly
handicapped by the lack of a coach to
supervise their training The school
is looking toward valuable material in
the freshmen class, as soccer is the
major sport in neighboring high
schools
Tsselse seasoned men of last year's
Terror squad have returned in the
person of Capt. Bernick, N Woolley,
Townsend, iChandlei, Noble, Et,let,
Maitm, Letich, Gloss, George, Rom
ton, and Buzzard.
'35 BOOTEES TIE BOALSBURG
Two goals' by Hallman, inside left
,n the freshman soccm closes, en
tided the yearlings to tie Boalsburg
ligh School, 2-to-2, in a game play
d on the College field last Thursday
IT'S SURE TO GET YOU!
The Spirit
Notre Dame!
CO-EDS
Make
SCHLOWS
QUALITY SHOP
Your Headquarters
SYRACUSE SELECTED FOR
RING INTERCOLLEGIATES
ileal3a eight Dmsion Dropped from
Tournament by Association
Syracuse was selected as the site
foi the 1932 Eastern Intercollegiate
Boxing championships at a meeting of
association representatives in Plula
delphia last weak
The resignation of the Naval Acad
emy was accepted and it was also de
rided to eliminate the heavyweight
bout from the tourney. Seven classes,
anging from 125 to 175, will consti
tute the bouts this year.
With the withdiawal of the Navy
the league will consist of Syracuse,
Pennsylvania, Western Maryland,
Massachusetts Tech and Penn State.
Although Major Philip Fleming, grad
uate manager of athletics at West
Point, attended the meeting as a
guest, nothing definite was done to
substantiate the rumor that Army
would replace the Navy In the associa
tion.
NAMED HOCKEY MANAGERS
B. Anne McPherson '32, Doris E.
Hazelton '33, and Janice Colt '34
note named class hockey managers
at a meeting of the Women's Athletic
association in McAllister hall Satur
day Miss Marie Haidt, instructor in
physical education, will choose the
freshman manager later in the sea
son.
OPEN
BOWLING
Brunswick Alleys
at the
Dux Club
On Pugh Betwen College and Beaver
Above Hosterman's Garage
1935 GRID PLAYERS
DRILL FOR OPENER
Oreshman Eleven'To Encounter
Dickinson Seminary Team
Here on Saturday
With its opening game only four
days away, the freshman football
team is hard at work ptpparing to
subdue the powerful offense of a
strong Dickinson Seminary eleven.
Coach Conover has been holding al
most daily piactices until long after
the big flood lights have been turned
on, and he hopes to have the yearling
eleven at its highest fighting pitch
when the opening whistle blows sat
urdny. Mud work will probably con
tinue thiough tomorrow's workouts,
after which the team will begin the
tapering of piocess for the important
fray with the Williamsport gridmen.
The big problem at present is at
canto, a position for which the year
ling mentor is grooming Woolbert,
who shone in the backfield against
the varsity. Douglas' injury has also
left a vacancy in the backfield, al.
though Hunter and Boring have been
playing hard for this post
norm, all-section guard loom Mon.
essen, has clinched this position with
Conover's first-string aggregation,
replacing Cosheiri, while Parks has
taken Davis' position at tackle. Rod
ham and Fletcher ate waging a battle.
for one of the end positions with the
former in the lead at the present
time Allen is doing good work at
the other terminal post.
Offensively, Sigel and Skemp are
leading the backs. The Bellevue star
is a fast ball-carrier, and his bioken
field running makes him a constant
scoring threat.
PICTURE FRAMING
CUSTOM BUILT
MUSIC ROOM
on October 20
Tuesday, October 13, 193
,
Coach's Soccer Skill
Attested in Arti
Mute evidence of Conch Bill
trey's long meer of soccer plop
sound in the Leith Oboe; err, ;
burg, Scotland, of June 16, 1906, soh
tells how Coach Jeffrey started in
competition the previous day.
The article states "The final ti
the competition for Leith Schools'
was played at Hibernian Park Has
Road, last night, the finalists be
Lochend Road School and Visto
School, Newhaven. The latter won
three goals to nil, the scowls be
Jeffrey (2) and Stenton . . the c.
ninny of presenting the cup was c
rind Cu ough anud scenes of unbou
ed enthusiasm The victoi mos to
ascended the stand—their appeara
being signalled by a few bars of "
the Conquering Ileio" from the
haven Silver Band, which was in
tendance "
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