Saturday Morning, October 21, 1933
Between
the Lions
with
The Sports Editor
Thanksgiving . Day 1919 Penn
State • and Pittsburgh are tangling
'in another. one of their famous. Tur
key day:batfle& The ball is in the
Lions' possession on their own five-
yard line. But instead' of calling for.
a,punt, the signals are given for • a
Pass. Back snaps the ball to' Hess
and catching the Panther's napping, he
'tosses to Bob Higgins, who runs the,
length of the field for the first touch
down
of the game and the Lions are,
on their way to a 20-to-0 victory. .
j
Alumni Day 1929W00d of Lafay-
ette has-kicked a field goal for the
Only score of the game. The contest
is nearing the end of the .last quar
ter, with Lafayette, deep ,in its own
territory punting out of danger, and
the whistle for the end of the game
.blows while the...ball -is still -in the
air. But' the play must be cons
pleted • and Coop French catches the,
kick and tosses a lateral to Yutz
ti.iedriCh on the other side of the
'field. Interference quickly forms and
the Lion half runs through the entire
Maroon team for a touchdown. When
it looks as though they would go down
to inevitable defeat, the Lions have
Milled 'the game out of the fire and
accomplished the most thrilling play
in Penn State football history.
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PRESIDENT TO FIRE
GUN STARTING RACE
Coach Werner Will Make Debut
As New Mentor of Nittany
Varsity Trackmen
E=l
President Ralph D. Hetzel will of- .
Jicially start the Lehigh-Penn State
~- c ross-country run on New Beaver field
this afternoon during the second quar
ter of the football game. The gun
will begin the Nittany harrier season
with the Lions, running under the tu
telage—Of a new track coach, Chick
;Werner, formerly of the University of
Illinois. • .
Numbers for the team were assign
ed yesterday afternoon. Captain
Rishell, 141; Harvey, 142; Vander:
mark; 143; Alexander, 144;. Book, 145;
Hoffinan, 146; and Light, 197, haVe
been named to start the race. HoW
ever;• Norton may. be' sulistituted at
the last moment as several of the
starters have colds that may keep
them under wraps.
Werner Pessimistic
Names and numberS of the Lehigh
squad, which spent last night with the .
football team at:Bellefonte, are: Cap,
tain'MacPhee 191; Evertt, 192; Bayer,
193; Eriscoll, 194; Fritz, 195; Tans
sig, 196; and Strubhar'll97: .
"Frankly, I'm pessimistic over the
outcome of the meet;" Werner reiter
ated yesterday afternoon. "The team
is hardly in condition to enter the
race. Lehigh has a strong squad and
the finish will be close either way."
A.reqtiest that the crowds watch,
ing the football game and the race
would not.interfere with the runners
by standing on the track or at the '
Burrowes street gate at which the
contestants leave and enter the track;
wan voiced by Robert C. Howarth '34
manager.
RIERS TO FACE - LEHIGH HERE THIS AFTERNOON
How Lions, Engineers Will Line-Up
'PENN STATE . LEHIGH
No. Player Wt. - Position No. Player
40 Slusser {C) 174_ Left End ___ 7 Fortman
8 Cole 193 __ Left Tackle __79 Scobey
185__ Left Guard __33 Robinson
165-- Center ____Bo Dernardst
170_ Right Guard Suvilsky
200__Right Tackle__BB Preston
175__ Right' End '_:66 Stallings
155_ Quarterback _l6 ' Short (0)
161 E. Left Halfback "_34 Riater
147zRight Halfback-42. Ock
43 Sloan • •
21 J O'Hora
5 Woolridge
37. Woolbert
44 McKee
11 Maurer
4 Sigel
1 Morrison
190__:Fullback Bennett
46 'Cooper
Lions Will E
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, lege until just before game time. They
were quartered in Bellefonte last
night. The Lehigh band has accom
panied the team for the game and will
parade, along with the Blue Band,
during the half.
Line-up. Shuffled
Unsatisfied with his proteges' show
ing last Saturday, Coach Higgins has
shuffled his line-up for the Home
coming Day contest, and as a result
three players will be starting their
first intercollegiate _ . football game.
Harry Woolridge, 170-pound senior,
will start at right guard, ,while Jim
O'Hora 165=Tiound center up from last
years' freshman team, and Bill
Cooper, fullback, are the other Lions
who came to the fore as a result of
a spirited scrimmage Wednesday night
Either Al Mikelonis or Dick Maurer
will call sginals, while the twins of
the Lion pony. backfield, Harry Sigel
and "Barrel" Morrison, will start. as
halfbacks. Bill Cooper gets his first
starting test in Leo Skemp's fullback
post.,
Tho Lions Nveh the last regularly
scheduled game with a national cham
pionship team against Lehigh, 28-to-7,
while two years ago a post-season
benefit game ended with Clan Higgins
victorious by a 31.-to-0 romp. Two
years, has seen great changes, how- .
ever, and the Engineers will invade
New Beaver field with one of the
strongest , rated teams in many. a
moon.
The game Saturday afternoon will
mark the .thirteenth timt that the
11 TEAMS WIN L M.
GRID CONTESTS
Kappa Delta Rho; Semi-finalists
Last Year,. Eliminated by
Phi Sigma : Delta
Alpha Tau Omega eliminated Phi
Gamma Delta in Thursday afternoOn's
game of the intramural touch football
tournament by a 7-to-0 score. Phi
Kappa defeated Theta Nu Epsilon
14-to-0, and Sigma Phi . Epsilon won
over Beta Theta Pi 17-to-0 in the other
games played Thursday. I
Phi Sigma Delta defeated Kappa
Delta' Rho, last year's semi-finalists,
Wednesday . afternoon by the score of
19-to-0; and Unit 8A scored a 6-
to-2 victory over Phi Sigma Kappa.
Delta Upsilon won a 7-to-6 victory
over Theta Chi. •
Other victories were scored 'Allis
week when .Delta Chi defeated Sigma
Chi by a 7-to-0 score on Monday - night.
Phi Kappa Sigma eliminated Sigma
Pi Tuesday afternoon by a score of
12-to-0, and Watts hall won a 4-to-2
decision over Unit 3 on the first
downs. Tuesday night Chi Upsilon'
defeated Tau Kappa Epsilon by a
6-to-0 score. •
Twelve games have been played in
the first round, of the tournament, ac
cording to William , Lauer '35, tourna
ment manager. Alpha Zeta was vic
torious in the opening gime last week.
MARSHALL OPPOSES WALSH
Thomas E. Marshall '36 will oppose
Mason Walsh '37 in the.final round of
the college golf tournament to be
played. off this week-end.
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gage Lehigh
Battle Today
Lions have met thS Engineers -since
1888, when the rivalry' first began. It
also ,marks the, Bret time that a, Le
high. team has played on New Beaver
field since 1921. In 1931, however,
the Brown and White-met. the .Lions in
Philadelphia in an unemployed bene
fit game:. .
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NAVY AT ANNAPOLIS
Will Play • Only fOreign Tilt of
- SeasOn With Midshipmen •
This Afternoon
By A. CONRAD -lIAIGE.S.
Making their debut.' in foreign ter
ritory, the Nittany Lion soccer squad
will encounter the strong Navy eleVbn
at • Annapolis this afternoon in the
only away-from-hoMe engagement of
the season: Traveling by .bus, the
Jeffrey-coached
,aggrekation left yes
terday morning : for the Naval Acad
emy with fifteen mon who will take
part in the fray. . .
Endeavoring to .duplicate•the 2-to-0
shut-out victory over• the Middiei in
1929, the Elena will , offer plenty of
opposition with their aggressive' line
up. 4 In the •eitht 'meets that Penn
State - had 'with 'the' Middies, 'only
two losses• were credited to the lef-:
frek-coached' teams"; 40'925 and in:
Beasts of '8 Vaisity Men
According to 'advanced reports frbm
the .Academy, the sailors will supply
Captain :”Shorty" EdWards and his
squad • with .•Strong defensive
The' Tars . .baast of eight, Varsity. men
on Ilia last seasen,'. whip
aided in winning the. easiern intercol
legiate,Soecer championship: .NaVir
I has played ; only Ink gime thus far
this season,' having defeated Lehigh
last Saturday, 5-0-1.
At the sound of the Whistle-Palmer
will substitute for_Bell; regular goalie
for„the Lions who did - iikit make the
trip on account of sickness.. Graham
will cover.left-halftiack,position with
Corbett on outside right. , Sigel, reg-'
ular of last year's -squadovill defend
the post' of right fullback with Ed
wards covering.center *Ward.
Swede Hansen will splay:right half
back position,. with Jack,Fletcher as
center halfback, Long as left halfback;
and Finsel, inside right. ,Other posts
will be defended byßieliCki. at inside
left, and Ambler, outside' right. .Lion
substitutes who made'. the trip. were
Shins, Sutcliffe, Master and
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OUT IN .
.PRE-SEASON; PRACTICES
With over. fifty men; reporting to
night practice three times a week;
Penn State's court:mete. under the
training of Coach Spike' Leslie are
fast approaching mid-season 'tough
ness.
It is with this idea in 'mind that
Spike called the early practices this
fall. He hopes that through work
with passing, foul shooting; and long
shots from the center of the floor to
develop a team which will be more
than ready to face a tough schedule
this winter..
PLEBE CRIBBERS
TO PLAY AT 12:30
Will. Oppose Villanova in First
Game of Season on New
Seaver Field Today
By JOHN A. BRUTZFIAN •55
With the Villanova Plebes as their
opponents, the Nittany freshman foot
ball team will open its season on New
Beaver practice field at 12:30 o'clock
today.
Although Villanova comes here with
two games already played, Coach
Nelson S.- Welke is far from pessi
mistic. The freshmen squad is free
from injuries and in the height of
condition as a result of five weeks'
intensive practice.
When the Lion cubs face the Wild
cats, Sunday and Smith will hold
down the ends, with Schuyler and
Barth at the tackle positions. Mur
ray will start at center, .while Bata
glia and Levinson will be found at
guard.
Girton will start at quarterback for
the Lions, with Rhoda and Hess at
the half-back posts. Robbins will hold
doWn fullback to complete the start
ing line-Up.
However, Coach Welke is planning
to use his entire first squad some
time during the game. Terry and
Ritzie are the reserve ends, while Rad
cliffe, Salisbury, Cromwell, Cimo, and
O'Down will probably get in at tackle
before the game is over.
Eisman, Gotwals, Klock, Bennis, or
Kohe will be waiting for 'a chance
at guard, while Chirondulo or Pearl
man will undoubtedly see action at
center. Clifford, Ketcham, Howard,
Kirkendall, Edgar, and Kornick are
reserve backs that will probably see
service before the game is over.
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