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FRESHMEN ENGAGE
ACADEMY ELEVEN
Conover Shifts Lineup for Tilt
' Against Bellefonte Team
Tomorrow Morning
Seeking its first victory of the sea
son, a revilmped freshman football
eleven xvill meet Bellefonte Academy's
strong team at 10 o'clock tomcnow
morning on New Beaver field,
The Blul and White team which
takes the field against the neighbor
ing prep school tomorrow will be far
different from the eleven which faced
Pitt in the last freshman gamd here
two weeks ago, for Coach Larry Con
over has made a i adical shakeup in
the team's penonne' in an effort to
hang up a • ictor:i over the Academy
team.
On the forward wall, Krelzmin at
right tackle and Elbert Johnson at
right guard arc the only linesmen
who faced the Panthers to get the
call for tomorrow. Conover has shift
ed Webb from his fanner position at
left tackle to left end, replacing
McCabe. At the other terminal,
Fletcher will take McLaren's place in
tomm row's starting lineup
Sigel Will Play
Lou Allen, who showed up well de
fensively against the Pitt yearlings,
has been converted from an end to a
guard by the 'plebe mentor and will
strut, together with Johnson, at the
guard posts. Haywaid replaces
Woolbeit, who is kuffering from a
dislocated shoulder score the Pitt
game, at center, and Palk pairs mall
Kreitman as a atarting tackle,
Although still feeling the effects of
a leg injury suffered against the
Blue and Gold eleven, Harry Sigel
will take his usual halfback position
in the starting backfield. By re
placing Taylor at the other halfback
post, Douglas becomes the thud Belle
fonte Academy graduate to face his
old teammates in the stetting Nit
luny lineup.
Mikelnnis retains his usual posi
tion at quarterback in the lineup
which will take the field fog the fresh
men tomeriess, but Skemp mill be a e
placed by Bering at fullback. The
Seottdale plunger will piebahly see
service heroic the game is ended,
however
As his second stung lineup, Con
noel has named McCabe and McLar
en at the ends, Hannah and Andei son
at tackles, Kessler and :lieu. as
guards, and Woolbert in the snappei
back position The reserve backfield
includes Hunter, Taylor, Delaberto,
and Skemp.
The visiting team made its best
showing of the year when it held the
strong Western Maryland frqshman
eleven to a 7-to•0 score at Bellefonte
Saturday. Its fast three games of
the ,yeah resulted in ties with Wyom
ing Seminary, Keystone Acialemy,
and the Duquesne freshmen. -In the
only other game they played, the
Academy grulders took as26-to-0 de
feat at the hands of the West Virginia
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Coach Cartrnell's
History Discloses
Athletic Prowess
Intercollegiate chtimpron in txo
eoents for three consecutrs e years end
holder of a uorld's record are listed
among the accomplishments of Note
Cartmell, Ilittany track -and field
coach and producer of four intercol
legrate championship cross-mantis
teams
Coach Cal [melt first become prone
nest in athletics at DuPont Manual
'naming School in Louts‘ille, Ky ,
where he was a member of the track
and football tennis Entering the
University of Pennsylvania, the south-
ern athlete embnikei on an unusuall‘
successful athletic career. In the
1901 Ol y mpics, Nate gained his lust
national recognition when he placed
second in the 100 and 200 metes
dashes
In 1007 he IN on intercollegiate chain-
I monships in the 100 and 220 yard
dashes and retained these titles in 1008
and 1009 In addition he finished thud
in the 200 motets and fourth in the
100 meters at the 1908 Olympics With
r sensational victory over Bobbie
Kell, of Canada; the southerner icon
the English 220 yaid championship in
1000
Tinning Professional in the same
yeal, Cat tniell brol.e the world's rec
ord for the 220 by iunning the di,.
tance in twenty-one and a half ~,e-ond,
ond, This title sins still held by
Conch Caitimell when he officially te
tired a few years litter.
CHI UPSILON WINS I. M.
CROSS-COUNTRY TITLE
Secures 70 Points as Kappa Sigma
Places Second Rilh 71
'With a total of seventy points, Chi
Upsilon won the intiaminal cross
counts; run Wednesday afternoon
Kappa Sigma placed second v. ith sev
enty-four and Phi Kappa Sigma was
third 5 ith eighty-three points
Completing the one and three-quai
ter mile course in nine minutes and
fifty-five seconds Dunna,av, tonic
senting Kappa Sigma, won the meet.
Hughes, Watts hall entrant, finished
second, while Plasters, of Delta Sig
ma Phi, finished thud.
One bundled and sixteen runners
representing eighteen groups entered
the meet. This is the largest num
ber of individuals ever to be entered
in the meet, is hull isan annual af
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ORANGE TOMORROW
Lions Will Engage Undefealec
Hillinen in Contest 0 , , et
S% racuse Course
Two undofented and potential In
telcollegiate championship toning will
meet foam low whorl the Nett my
engne the Change runnels oven
the dnfficult Syracuse doss-country
course.
Syracuse has a pet feet record of
three consecutive victories -for the
season thou first meet the M
inot tegistei oil a perfect score against
llobait. Following the Hobart meet
the Sy I aeuse hill and claims journey
ed to Pittsbuigh whole the Panthets
were 5.,,t down Pl-to-la. so eek
the Colgate runners l‘eie defeated in
a dual meet at Syracuse, 19-to-'l6
Break, Reker's Record
Captain Larry Belanger is the out
standing t unnei on the Change team.
Belanger has finished first in each
PC the thi ee hill insets and is one of
the fees: rtes to win the intetoollegiate
title this year. In the Colgate meet
the Syracuse captani bloke the
record, formerly held by Paul
Rekeis, when he negotiated the
course in twenty-nme minutes and
'tv enty-mne seconds.
In all pi obability the same team
mill face the Sviacuse tunnels to
morrow that met the Pitt team Sat
urday. In addition to Captain Class
hum England, King, Cloning.,
Rishel, Space and Van Cise will make
the trip to Syracuse. The two teams
',HI tun oven the Dtumlire, coutse.
Captain Belangoi . , Sargeant, Bate
man, Ilartii.on, Johniinn, Coroner
and Streetet ate Coach Keane's chem.
to face the Blue •and 'White The
racuce meet Nt ill be the last. lot the
Lions until the Intercollegiate, at
Van Col tlandt,Paa, Nett York City,
Norzinbei 16. '
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FRIDAY and SATU DAY
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
1 Our Opponents
Lao elle-liutgerg
With Jack Grossman, who has been
'me-tenths of the Seal let •offense
1,,, yoo,, out of the game, the Rut
;ems flay tomorrow should Serve as
no more than a hi °Mho for Lafay
ette before meeting the L ons next
week. We predict n Maioon victory
by a may gin of at least three on four
touchdowns.
W Virginia-W V:rginla Wesloan
We - st Vaginal meets a WWI in the
Bobcats, who held Navy to a scoreless
tie last week, esen though many of
their stais were out of the game be
cause of eligibility ruling, With
Cliff Battles running wild agam, they
should defeat the Mountaineers by a
close 4COI C.
The Brown and White is out to re
pent list year's victory mei old Nas
sau, and, aftei their meat exhibition
of all-around play against Malden
bong last week, siould seem to have
an excellent chance of doing so We
have a hunch, though, that, whin the
smoke of battle has cleared, the
Tigris 1,111 be holding a very close
mnigin of victory
Way nesburg-Gene; a
Tf the same Waynesburg team
It Inch faced State in the opening
gam., of the season here mole able
to play , We could be tempted to call
this one a Yellov. Jacket victory
However, the niajoi ity of the fo st
string lineup is suffering from in
n] ies, and consequently the Coven
antes s seen, to hm^ a pretty big
edge
Temple-WT.O%a
A lea! battle ensue, ',hen these
two ovals hold their annual go d
battle, and, on the strength of th-Jir
fight in recent games, ',e give a slight
edge to the Wildcats us et the Owls
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Temple bits not tot shout, a conceited
and spaded offense, and m. 2 behmc
that, unless the game ends in a tie,
Villano‘a mill min by a close genie.
Dickinson-Cell) sbu rg
Here's another 1001 battle with both
teams appealing to base good claims
fm loctory This looks sery much
like a tie, or , if not, a closes %Idol y
for the Bullets of Gettyslimg,.
Sy racu4o4V ecterrt Reserve
The Change's position as one of the
East's few undefeated teams will not
he seriously thmahsned in tommiou's
tilt with the Cleveland eleven Vie
Ilanson's proteges will probably not ,
intend themselves. but even so, should
win by two or Ito cc six-point°,
Pltt-Carnegle Tech
Regardless of past recur ds, this en
gagement aluays rs .r close battle
Ilowe‘er, the odds arc so much
favor of the Panthei, that be
a Blue and Gold vittoiy very mob
able, although it mon% he by nun
than two touchdowns.
PLAYS IN ITII LEGION ELEVEN
Toots Pannaccion '3O, yin sity hm
mail and captain of the 1930 Lin
links team, will start the Armisti
Day football game for the America
Legion team of Philadelphia in the
clash with thn Quantico Mai Ines.
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BUT NOW IT'S
I Trophies Will Leave
Varsity Hall Cases
Penn State', sports tit - wines As II
he InoviAl final Vaisity Lill to lIIG-
play ea ides in Recr carom hall, Dean
Hugo Bendel:, of the Ph},teal Edu
cation Sc hoot, .11111,1tIneell VOStt,-
day. The (Mpg mall be arranged
on shely i. to be built soon on the
hall, of the building, he said
"M. all the of Varsity
ball as the hum - , of Peon State
athletes, it opines Ai On be our
teams no longer n ightfulle tailong
thine," Den Be olel, cud "Then
presence in Reel potion hall will
put then, berme the eves of stu
dents and, at the some tone. will
add to the appearance of the
building"
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