Monday Evening, October 23, 1933
Between
the Lions
with
The Sports Editor
It takes a champion to come back
after defeat. And Saturday's game
showed the potentialities in that pack
df Nittany Lions, and what can be ex
pected of them in the bigger games
ahead. They were fighting for their
positions, and that revamped line-up
had the whole squad putting its, best
into the game. Penn State can well
be aroused over its team which rolled
up such a lop-sided score against a
squad which outweighed them sixteen
'Pounds to a man. Many were the
alumni moans when those Brown and
White huskies came on the field;
moans which turned to cheers when
,the Nittany line opened wide holes
for the fast Lion backfield to drive
through. And when the passing 'at
tack started there was no keeping
down the score. A team which can
Complete ten out of twelve passes is
wide awake.
No man played a more important
role, in the Blue and White victory
than Captain Tonimy Slusser. Al
though his most spectacular playing
was as the receiver of two touchdown
passes, his tackling was the bulwark
Of the Nittany defense. Every Lehigh
play on his Side of the line fotind him
taking out interference or getting
through .to nail the ball carrier, and
often when plays started around the
other side he cut across and stopped
the 'runner.
• Tljat starting backfield combination
of Cooper, Morrison ; Sigel, and
O'Hora, together with such capable
reserves as Knapp, Mikelonis, and
Maurer looks good enough to hold its
own against Columbia, Syracuse and
Penn.
• One 'of the most encouraging parts
Of Saturday% program was the over
whelming victory of • the freshmen
over Villanova; encouraging espec
ially to the alumni groups which have
promoted the enrollment herb of a
large part of the yearling squad. That
bunch of heavies certainly shows up as
the best freshman team here in six
years.
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HARRIERS DEFEAT
ENGINEERS, 16-39
Harvey Takes First Place With
Time of 27 Minutes; Joe
Alexander Follows •
With President Ralph D. Jfetzel,
former Track Coach Nate Cartmell,
and their new mentor, "Chick" Wer
ner, watching, the Lion harriers open
ed their season with an impressive
16-t039 victory over Lehigh on .New
Beaver field Saturday afternoon.
George Harvey, who'recently broke
the course record during time trials,
finished almost a quarter of a mile
ahead of his team-mate, Joe Alex
ander, to win with a time of 27
minutes, 40 seconds.
Captain Rishell and Vandermark I
tied for third place in the meet, fin
ishing with a time of 28 minutes, 45
seconds. Captain MacPhee, of Lehigh,
kept Penn State from having a per
fect score, when he crossed the finish
line:.fifth in 20 minutes, 10 seconds.
Light, Penn State, was sixth with a,
time of 29 minutes, 45 seconds.
PLEBES WIN OVER
VILLANOVA, 38-7
Nittany Cubs Completely Outclass
Invaders--Robbins Scores
First Touchdown
Making their 1933 debut, the Nit
tany freshman football team romped
off with a 38-to-7 victory over the Vil
lanova plebes Saturday afternoon.
The Lion Cubs took the ball at the
kick-off and marched eighty-five yards
for a touchdown, Robbins carrying the
ball over. Eight plays later, Hess
counted for six more points alter a
drive from the yearling 35-yard line.
After recovering a blocked punt, the
Lion Cubs scored again when Girton
plungeit through the center of the line.
Villanova scored its only touchdown
soon after when a Lion fumble was re
covered on the 24-yard line. A pass
put the ball on the 1-yard line, and
McFadden went over on the next play.
He also kicked the point after touch
down.
In the second half, Rhoda, Kirken
dall and Ellstrom all scored touch
downs as the Villanova defens2 fell
apart competely. Villanova made only
two first.downs during-the game, one
on the only completed forward pass
of the afternoon, .and the other aa'a
result of twosuccessiveaff-side pan
.
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Lion Soccerman Outclass
Navy 3-to-1 at Annapolis
Completely outclassing their op
ponents, the Nittany Lion soccer team
defeated the highly-rated Navy eleven
at Annapolis, Md., Saturday after
noon, by a 3-to-1 score. The Middies
obtained their only tally in the second
quarter by virtue of a penalty kick. '
Corbett, active outside right, who
tallied first in last
,week's encounter,
strengthened the scoring attacks of
the Lions again in, this meet, by re
ceiving the ball with consistency, and
scoring the first point in the initial
quarter. With this the Tars strength
ened their move for the State goal,
but were held down easily.
Continuing their offensive moves in
the second quarter;-Captain "Shorty"
Edwards and his team outmastered
the Navy by their swiftly-executed 1
passing exchanges. But the Jeffrey
machine was upset when Swede Han
iOpponents' Scores
FOOTBALL
Syracuse-14; Cornell-7
Columbia-0; Princeton-20
Penn-7; Dartmouth-14
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL.
Bucknell-34; E. Strouds J. V.--O
SOCCER
Templel.; F. & 31.-0
Lafayette-2; Bucknell-2
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
sen played on a ball that went out of
bounds. Navy was given a penalty
kick and made it'thereby gaining their
cnly tally of the, encounter.
Determined .to break the tie, the
Lion squad hammered the ball con
sistently at Navy'sloa), and complete
ly overpoweed the hosts by breaking
through their defense. Finscl, inside
right, received the_ ball, smashed it
down right side, and captured the
second goal in the same quarter with
a drive into the net 4
Entering . the third quarter, the
State machine strove earnestly to
make an additional tally, but were
unable to crash through. •Substitit
ing Masters for Corbett, in the last
quarter, however,'.netted the third
point for the Lions. (Ambler drove the
ball to Masters who:placed the ball in
the net four minutes - after the .period
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