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Freshman Grid Eleven
Heavier Opponents Swamp
Plebes in Season’s Finale
lly W. M. STEGI
Bowed by the tremendous weight of
tho Wyoming Seminary eleven, the
freshman gridders closed their season
at Kingston Saturday by being shoved
into the mud, 25-to-0.
Battling in a downpour of vain, the
Lion cubs resisted the powerful on
slaught of the Seminary team for the
first two periods of the game, the
count at the end of the half showing
only a six-point margin for the Wyom
ings. Toward the end of the game,
however, the crushing drive of the
103-pound Kingston line completely
tore down the slightest semblance of a
Nittany defense.
Captain Hazinsky and Medwiek,
backs, alternately skipped across
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■MEIER ’34
State's goal line on long field runs to
account for the Kingston victory. For
tho Lions, O’Hora, Cooper, andMaur
er, yearling captain, did their best to
stop tho machine-like Wyoming at
tack.
Even though its finale was not too
brilliant the season was the most suc
cessful a freshman eleven has enjoyed
in we don't know how many years. ’
Two defeats, one tie, and two victor
ies look particularly encouraging when
compared with the customary “red 1 ’
seasonal percentage.
Our congratulations to the team, to
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Bows to Wyoming Seminary, 25-0
Grid Prospects
Bright for 1933
““0“
(Continued from yu ye three)
counting for more' than half of this
total.
If there’s a fault to find with the
griddors of 1932, it lies in their in
ability to convert points after touch
downs. “With only four out of thir
teen attempts successful, the com
plexion of l at least two games,
Waynesburg and Temple, might have
been changed considerably had the
points after touchdowns been made.
the coaching staff, and, more particu
larly,, to Nels Waike, who, in his first
year as a Lion mentor, molded a fight
ing, well-balanced grid eleven.
problem a whole lot easier.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
The Grid Season in Review
Penn Stale
1,17*1 Yards Gained From Scrimmage
08 Forward passes Attempted
24 *- Forward Passes Completed
.353 Forward Pass Average .449
204 Total Yards Gained on Passes 669
190 * Yards Lost in Penalties ' 430
Leading Individual Scorer Bill Lohr, 25 Points
Total attendance for season • 64,000
Total Miles Travelled by Lion team 1,900
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