ThOrsday, October 5, 1933 Between the Lions with The Sports Editor When the Lion football fermi Makes its bow on New Beaver field Satur day, it will be starting on its tough= cot schedule in' years. One hundred and sixth in the college grid *ridings last year, a squad which will Mick a card including Syracuse, Columbia, Lehigh and Penn wilt have its hands full raising its intercollegiate foot ball rating. •But the Higgins-coached eleven will hold few fears of its opponent in the 1933 grid debut against Leb 'anon Valley Saturday.. To make the first show of the season more corn- : plots the Nittany'Lion cast will enter the game arrayed in new uniforms. Features of the new regalia will in clude silk pants with black stripes traversing the back seams, and , Blue Pittsburgh helmets. With scenery, and costuming complete •nothing Mains but for the pony Blue and White backfield to rip through the Lebanon Valley team and extend its unbroken ',string of seventeen victories over the Annville school. • • This and ThAt !Edge Brominski has returned to the regular backfield of the Columbia grid team after •taking a lay-off be cause of injuries .. . . Teaming with Cliff Montgomery he will make plenty of trouble for 'the Nittany eleven in the game at New York City October 28 . . . Sports followers here will, remember Brominski as Ray White's catcher in the Columbia baseball game here last spring . . . . He was pickerd as catcher on College Humor's All-American second team .... While White, signed by the Yankees imme, diately after leaving school, compiled a 'good record with Binghamton of-thp. NYP league -J. M. S Inter-Ftciternity BOWLING Tuesday or Thursday Entry Closed .40etober 9. CLUBDiUiV:::: ANNOT.INCINO OUR 1 , Fa Opening Sale! • FRIDAY MORNING Exceptional Values in Every Dept. ' + MEN'S SHOES . from $2.95;t0 $5.95 + SUEDE JACKETS at $5.95 + TRENCH COATS at $3.95 + WOOL SWEATERS at $2.95 + WOOL JACKETS at , ._54.95 Showing New • Women's Dresses Women's • New Creations Cord Pajamasfrom at $4.95 and , $5,95 $3.95 Upward THE HUB DEPARTMENT STORE Nast 411;ge:Avenue. LIONS TO AOPEN..-GRID SEASON WERE GIUDMEN TO FACE LEBANON VALLEY (CpMinued from page one) . . warily out because of a minor in jury, Will be ready for reserve duty. Harry Sigel and "Barrel!" Horri 'son, the twins . of the Lion's pony backfield, will start at the halfback positions. Leo Skemp will be at his usual fullback post, with Jim Boring ready to enter the game at a mom ent's notice. Visitors Outweigh Lions Lebanon Valley will invade New Beaver . field with a string of defeats since 1995, when the series started, as a record. The hostiles outweigh the Lions eight pounds to the man as a team, as the visiting line averages 179 pounds to the Nittany forward wall's 171. Only two men who will start for Lebanon- Valley Saturday afternoon are not lettermen, in comparison with four Nittany Lions. Boyd Sponaugle, 186 7 pound guard, and Sincavage, 180- pound ;enter are the only two mem kera,Starting the game who have not earned letters. Hold Bucknell to 34-0 Score . 4.lthough . Lebanon Valley lost to Bucknell Friday night, they showed plenty of strength in holding the Bisons to a 34-0 score. The Bisons failed to score until the last five minutes of the first half and only when superior manpower and over whelming numbers of fresh players were substituted did the score begin to look lop-sided. Concussion suffered in a pre-sea son scrimmage last week robbed the Flying Dutchmen of one of their best quarter-backs in many a moon. Consequently, "Smoky" Rust, whippet understudy, will istart the game In place pf the injured Frank Boran. Rust, who crowded the short time be played against Bucknell with plenty of brilliant feats, is rated as a. triple-threat back. He does Leb piPp. :Valley's thinking, passing, kick ing; . and considerable broken-field running—all despite his 158 pounds. ,{lad, incidentally, if Lebanon Val canter, Sincavage, plays the: same type of game he did against packnell, the Lion backs are going to 'find him able to handle the assign inenf. He plays the hest defensive vine of any of the hostiles and roams all over the field. Lions, Tear Down That Valley . . Penn State Weights Positions Lebanon. Valley WL Slusser (c) ____l74____ Left End ____Williams . 165 Cole 193,__ Left Tackle ___Rose ' 190 Kreizman ' 187.1_ Left Guard ___Furl'ong • 175 Anderson 142 Center. Sincsvage 180 _ Bedoski 162__ Right Guard _Spenauglp 185 Parks . 195__ Bight Tackle __Volkin (c) -___l7o Rosenberg • 145___ Right End _,_Smith ' 190 O'Hora ' 167__ Quarterback _LRust • 158 Sigel 160__ Left Halfback __Light • 157 Morrison 147__Right Halfback__Feeser • • ' 165 Skemp 175____ Fullback __Whiting ' 192 ROOTERS PREPARE FOR OWL CONTEST Alacrity in Movement, Accuracy in Passing, Precision in Kicking Noticed in Workouts "They're showing . great improve ment. If they keep up their present stride, I'm sure that even a more suc cessful season will ensue than last year's." The Nittany Lion 'soccer mentor, Bill Jeffrey, was speaking. "With an abundance of efficient kickers and ag gressive halfbacks at hand, I expect them to show a great deal of fast improvement. Although the encount er with Temple Is listed one week away, the salient weaknesses will have been detected and overcome by that time." • Recent workouts developed the fact that the varsity has unusual aptitude for precision in kicking,,and ability in passing. Each man on the squad who is competing for a post is show ing alacrity in movement and accur acy in his passing. Competition is keen, and for that reason, every member of the squad is working hard in an effort to land a berth on the varsity. With the open ing game a week away, it is still to) early to take even a guess at the starting lineup. Bill Jeffrey is alto gether silent on this point. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN BOWLING TOURNAMENT TO START NEXT WEEK Monday Noon "Set r 4 Deadline for Tourney Entries Ili Manager Competition in the first half of the Intramural ; bowling. tournament will be . started next week at the Dux Club, and games will be scheduled for each Tuesday and Friday night during the fall and winter. . All entries should be submitted be fore Monday noon to Harry Hopkinson '35, intramural bowling 'manager, at the Sigma Alpha Hpsilon fraternity house or at the Dux Houses already. entered in the tour nament include Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Delta Chi, Chi Upsilon; Theta Upsilon Omega, Sigma Nu, Alpha Sigma Phi ; 1932 champions, Delta Upsilon, Hap pe Delta Rho, and Alpha Phi Sigma. CRAMER, BEYER NigN MEETS • .George Cramer defeated George E. Sperling '36 3 . and 2, while H. Lloyd Beyer '35 conquered . George A. Menard '37 2 up . •• in, the first Matches played of the ell -College golf tournament which is being held this week. • - ' • JEWELRY WATCHES ..• SficoMBRG'S Qpposiie Post Office—Jps6s Reliable CLQCKS • REPAIRING dabri t- Cigarettes =-- -- --- FOOTBALL TO OPEN 1. M.'S NEXT WEEK More Than 50 Teams Expected To PgtioiPate in Autumn Sport Tournament More than fifty teams are expected to lake part in this fall's touch foot ballih tournament which will be started 'next week as the opening event of Penn. State's intramural program, William W. Laurel. '35, intramural football manager, announced follow ing a meeting of the fraternity man agers Monday night. „Four major changes in the rules were agreed upon at the managers' meeting : The first change sets the minimum number of men in the line at any time at six, in contrast to last year's rule which demanded only one. While on the offensive, a team will be allowed four downs to gain twenty yards, instead of six downs to score a touchdown, as was the case last 'year. In case of a tie the team having compiled the greater number of first downs will be awarded the decision. No player will be allowed to wear any regular foothill equipment . Ivith the possibe exception of football or soccer shoes. 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