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Soccermen To Meet H
Nittany Booters Will Face
Springfield Eleven Monday
Coach Jeffrey’s Proteges Stack Up Against
Unknown Strength on First Trip
By WILLIAM B.
The Unknown Quantity—and threat
ening to be of a Gibraltar-like nature
—that seems to be the dish awaiting
the Nittany booters on their first for
age into the New England states this
week end.
When Bill Jeffrey's proteges invade
Harvard Saturday they stack up
against a foe totally unknown to the
Lion board of strategy, this being the
first game ever scheduled between
Penn State and Harvard soccer teams.
Strong as Harvard is, credited with
two shut-out victories thus far this
season, still it only constitutes the
frying pan in which the Nittany soc
cermen will simmer before they meet
the fire—Springfield, last year cham
pionship team, at Springfield, Mass.
Monday. *
Tully Slated for Goal
The Springfield contest marks the
resumption of a series of annual com
petition that was broken in 1926 when
Penn State upset the New Englanders
2-to-0. Minus two men from the line
up that went through last year’s
schedule untied .and undefeated,
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PROTIIERO *34
Springfield looms as the immovable
object before the “irresistible force”
that Coach Bill Jeffrey has been
grooming for it.
Captain A 1 Daykin, starting at cen
ter, will lead the same team against
Harvard • that conquered Lafayette
last Saturday, with only one replace
ment, Evans for Fletcher, at left half
back. Fifteen men will make the trip
for the two games, according to Coach
Jeffrey.
Frank Tully, at goal, will have as
his immediate defensive aid Bob
Young at right halfback and ‘ Frank
Evans in the left halfback post. Dick
Sigel and Hank Hhrtzler, right and
left forwards, will lead the Lion at
tack, with secondary offense homing
from Finsel,' a sophomore, at inside
right, and Chick Musser, inside left.
Eddie Knecht will again start at
center forward, while outside right
and left positions will be shared, by
Woffenden, Casterlinc, and Shorty E
dwards, outstanding performers against
the Maroon week., For re-,
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Lindquist, Dutch Wolf and' Graham.
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rvard at Cambridge Tomorrow in Second Game of Seas
FRESHMEN TO PLAY
PRACTICE CONTEST
Yearling Gridders Will Compete
In New Beaver
Field Tomorrow
By W. M. STEGMEIER *34
Without cheers, bands, or any bal
lyhoo, sixty yearling grid candidates
will struggle for top notches on Coach
Nels Walke’s squad in a practice game
on New Beaver field at 2 o’clock to
morrow afternoon.
“What they show in this contest
will go a long way in determining the
starting lineup against the Pitt fresh
men next Saturday,” Walke said.
“Competition is still pretty tight but
every, player will have a chance to
ccme .through tomorrow.”
Entire Squad To Participate
Coach Walke has made no distinc
tion.of a first and second team in to
morrow's starting lineups. The team
that opened the freshman-varsity
fracas several weeks ago has been
split up rather badly to permit sever
hl-shifts impositions. However, Web
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Harvard Team Deadlocked by Nittany
Lion Qridmen, 21-to-21, in Last Game
The scene is the Harvard football
stadium in 1921—a cold, grey day,
with the darkness so nearly settled
over the held that the spectators in
the stands have difficulty in seeing'
the players.
Harvard has lagged behind, the
score stands at 21-to-14, with only a'
few minutes to play. The Crimson
drives to the opponents' eighteen-yard
line, a pass over the goal line is suc
cessful, the kick for the extra point
is successful and the score is tied at
21-to-21.
Penn State, for it is a fighting Nit
lany Lion team that opposes John
Harvard, stages a comeback. Killing
er, Wilson, Lightner and Knapp slice
off tackle, run around end from the
Lion ten-yard line until the ball rests
on the Crimson eighteen-yard line.
The whistle blows, the game is over,
and the score still deadlocked.
'That is the story of the last’ Penn
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