Tuesday, September- 20, 1932
Between the Lions -
, with
The Sports Editor
While there are those who will scoff at the significance of inter
squad scrimmages, Saturday's practice. game revealed, we felt, a def
inite, improvement by the Lions in every department of play. The pass
ing, particularly, was impressive, and it looks•as though Coach Higg,ins
has uncovered a talented passer in Bill Lohr, who finds his man with
uncanny ability. Carl WlHe's fine ball-carrying was reassuring as was
Cole's work on the defense. On the other side of the ledger must be
listed the all too apparent inability of most of the ball-carriers to hob) on
to the ball, the varsity's weakness against forward passes, the holding,
which drew serious penalties, and the ineffective tackling and blocking
on the part of most of the line. The large slumber of Students in the
stands was to us n welcome sign indicating that interest in the team is at
a high pitch.
It's an old assertion around the campus that the best football men
pre the ones the coaching staff never gets a chance to see. Without a
doubt, it is true that house teams reveal men with a great deal of prom
ise. Many of these men are upperclassmen who were unable to clinch
positions in competition with the calibre of Men out for the team under
the old athletic policy, but who. would now be most welcome additions to
the squad, already depleted by injuries. Men such as then are needed
up at New Beaver Field; they should not let false pride stand in the way
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of their reporting for the squad.
Our Opponents
With no game scheduled before the encounter with the Lions here
October 1, Hooks Mylin's Annville collegians are pointing for the game
with the hope of breaking their long string of defeats on Beaver Field.
Although the lightest team in years will represent the Yellow
Jackets, Coach Frank Wolf is counting on huh Currie, Wettie Mancuso
and other veterans to brush aside Muskingum in the season's opener
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Saturday.
Coach Eddie Casey has set about the task of. building a backfield to
replace the entire varsity backfield of last year. The Crimson opens its
season a week from Sathrday against Buffalo.
Under the lights at Archbold Stadium, the Orange will open its 1932
campaign Saturday night against Clarkson. Coach Vic :Hanson will not
have any serious worries until the game against Southern Methodist
October 15
Colgate is the only .other Nittany opponent to open its season this
Saturday. The Maroon will face St. Lawrence at Hamilton, and not
mien such a determined pessimist as Andy Kerr•is worrying about the
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DAILY SCRIMMAGE
Injuries Menace Football
Squad Before First Game
Scrimmage in the morning, scrimmage in the afternoon and
hard work from the time trainer Charlie Speidel starts his calis
thenics until Coach Bob Higgins waves the last team off the field
at the end of the practice—that's been the life of the Nittany Lion
varsity football candidates during the past week.
Evidently believing that the heavy scrimmage will bring out
the best in the squad, Coach Bob Higgins.gave his men just that
for the first four days last week, and
then topped off the program with a
regulation practice game with ten
minute quarters on Saturday after
noon,
Rosenberg Injured
With the scrimmage sessions came
the bugaboo of every football coach
—injuries. Rosenberg, diminuitive
end, who won his.letter last year and
was counted upon for plenty of work
thislall, is indefinitely out of action
with an injured knee; Tony Bedoski,
a sure bet for a varsity guard post,
is on the sidelines with ligaments in
his left shoulder torn out of place;
Johnny Grimshaw is hobbling about
with a bad knee; Torrance, another
guard candidate, is suffering from an
ankle injury; and Shorty Mikelords,
sophomore quarterback candidate,
missed the Saturday game on account
of a slight knee injury that has been
troubling him.
With the exception of Rosenberg,
all of the injured men should be ready
for duty in the Lebanon Valley game.
Bedoski's injury is only slightly less
serious than that of Rosenberg, but
daily treatments are expected to put
him in shape by the middle of next,
week.
On the brighter side of the picture
is the return of Merrill Morrison,
sophomore halfback candidate. There
was some doubt as to whether Mor
rison, who returned to. College for
the second semester last year after
a year's absence, would be eligible
this fall, and there was plenty or re
joicing on the coaching staff when it
was announced last week that he
would be permitted to play.
Morrison was captain of the 1930
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freshman eleven and showed up ex
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year. He will be a welcome addition
to the list of backfield candidates.
Saturday's practice game revealed
encouraging progress in the develop
ment of the first two teams. Several
third team candidates also showed
promise of pushing their way to the
Drst two teams. The "Blues" scored
the only touchdown of the game, Carl
\Ville crossing the goal line near the
end of the second quarter. Captain
"Spike" Collins added the point after
touchdown with a placement kick.
The blue team represented what
may be Coach Higgins' choice for a
first team. Harold Brewster and Tom
Slusser manned the• end posts, Bob
Flood and "King" Cole were at the
tackles, Kane and Lou Kreizman at
the guards and Dick Woolbert at cen
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Captain Collins did the signal call
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Higgins is' still trying to find a
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man to remain on the bench, but just
where he can 'be used to best ad
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Rodham and Heist were at the wings
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Hesch at the guard posts. Zawacki
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field had Bill Lohr at quarterback,
White and Long at the halves, and
Thu Boring, tunewcomar to the squad,
at fullback.
Carl Wille. displayed some cles;er
ball-carrying ability for the blues,
knifing through the line for substan
tial gains on several occasions. On
the line it was Cole who provided the
major fireworks, time after , time
breaking through the white line to
drop a white back for a loss.
Bill Lohr showed the fans something
in the art of tossing a forward pass
with Heist and McKee on the receiv
ing ends.
Cole Stars on Line
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WIENEKE TAKES NEW Po'
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