Monuay Evening, Decembei. 11, 1933
Between
the Lions
with
The Sports. Editor
• It has been the custom. here to m
gard the LebanoriValley football team
as the weakest opponent on the Nit
tany Lion schedule. With this in mind
we were surprised at the record of the
Flying Dutchmen for the past eleven
years. In that time "Hooks" Mylin
has developed tehms which have won
thirty-six out of ninety-three games
played, tying twelve, and losing forty
five. But of the games lost, the Leb
anon Valley teams dropped thirty to
teams entirely out of their• class.
This year, Mylin handicapped by a
small squad, placed his eleven at the
top of the mythical small college
championship list, with its greatest
achievement that of holding P. M. C.
to a scoreless tie. But the Flying
Dutchmen still look back to 1927'whe'n
they defeated Brown 13-to-12.
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Columbia Places 6 G
Syracuse, Penn Place 2
Each; Lehigh Man Named
All-Anieiican Eleven geleeted by Members
;y Squad in Survey
Of Nittany Varsi
Six players of the Columbia Univer
sity football team were named on the
mythical all-opponents eleven by Lion
gridmen last night. Pennsylvania and
Syracuse were each 'represented by
'two players, while one gridman from .
Lehigh was selected_ on the.team.
Three line and three backfield po
sitions were awarded to Columbia
players. Dzamba, Ferrara, and Ma
'tat were named to the three positions
on the right side of the mythical line,
while Montgomery, captain of the
Rose Bowl tournament entrants, was
a unanimous choice for, quarterback
and Barabas and Brominski monopol
ized the halfback positions.
SeCond Teain Named
.Pennypacker, who scored the tying
touchdown in the Penn-Penn. State
game, was named to the left end pa
isition and captain Engle was seletted
las the first tenth center. Steen, Sy
racuse,,was selected as the left tackle,
while his team-mate, Stark, was nam
ed to the fullback position. Lehigh
gained the other position, with Robin
son being, named to the left guard po
sition.
On the second team, Columbia again
had the most players selected on the
all-opponents team. Four stalwarts of
King Leo were selected, with Pennsyl
vania and Syracuse each placing three.
Muhlenberg had two men selected,
while Lehigh placed one. Out of four
*teen 'positions Columbia players were
chosen to fill ten.
Closeyote.on Ends
-Witl'the-exceptions of left end and
HOLIDAY . *SPECIALS'
left guard, the selections figuratively
fell into place. Pennypacker shaded
McDowell, of Columbia, , by only one
vote for the wing Position, while Rob
inson won out over Watkins, of Muh
lenberg, Pinckney. of Columbia, and
Suvalsky of Lehigh, by the same mar
gins.
Secolid team selections, however, ran
closer. Watkins, Pinckney, and' Sy
valsky finally wound up in a tie for
second team guard honors, while three
of the backfield positions were hotly
contested.
Select All-American Team
Captain Tisdale, Syracuse, won dot
over Mere, his team-mate, by one vote.
But the closest vote centered around
the quarterback selection. Since
Weiner, of Muhlenberg, lead Kellett,
of Pennsylvania, by only one vote and'r
other backfield selections trailed fur
in the distance, the Mules' field gen
eral was placed at quarterback; with
the Quaker being moved td a 'halfback
position.. -
Lion lettermen also selected a my;
thical All-American'. team, naming
Skaldany, Pitt, and Petrosky, Mich-,
igan, ends; Ceppi,. Princeton, and
Crawford, Duke, taekles; Jablomiky;
Army, and Corbus; Stanford, guards;
Bernard ; Michigan, center; Warbur
ton, Southern California, quarter
back; Sauer, Nebraska, fullback;
Buckler, Army, left halfback; Lund;
Minnesota, anti Purvis, Pur:iue, right
halfback. Two of Captain Slusser's
team-mates selected jtim as All-Amer
ican left end; while Cale .and Bedoski
were also mentioned for honors.
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THE PENN STATE dOtLEGIAN
ridden in All-Oppone
All -Opponent Grid Selections for . 1933
First Team . Position Second Team •
i'erinynackar, Penn Left En i d __________McDowell, Columbia
Steen, Syracuse Left Tackle ___., Palumbo, Pennsylvania
Robinson, Lehigh Left Guard ______ Watkins, Muhlenberg
______ Pinckney, Columbia
Suvalsky, Lehigh
Engle, Pennsylvania Center . Wilder, Columbia
Dzamba, Columbia -.. ' __ Right Guard __Newcomb, Pennsylvania
Ferrara, Columbia Right Tackle . Vavra, Syracuse
Matal, -• Right End W. Singer, Syracuse
Montgomery, Columbia ____ Quarterback Weiner, Muhlenberg
Barabas, Columbia Left Halfback _____ Kellett, Pennsylvania
RrominiSki, Ctilurnbia _____Right Halfback.. Tisclale,•Syracuse
Stark, Syracuse ....__ Fullback Navel, Columbia
End: Johnson. Syracuse; tackle: Carter, Muhlenberg; Volkin,
Lebanon Valley; guards: Young, Muhlenberg; Jontos, Syractise;.cen
ter: M. Singer; Syracuse; backs: 3lerr., Ginter, Syracuse; Chamber
lain, Lewis, Pennsylvania.
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GLEN -SWIMMERS!
Meet W4tlt Williamsport Schedulcd l
, For Tuesday Night' . Postponed
Richard A. Geiger '36 was elected
captain of this year'sGlennland swine
ming team at a meeting of squad
members last week.
Geiger won 'Rise first all-Ccalege
swimming meet held at Glennland re-1
cently. He is the present holder of
the Tri-State record for the 100-yard
backstroke and co-holder for the 100-1
yard freestyle. He won the Schuyl-1
kill three and one-half mile backstroke
swim three years 'in a row, break-1
ing four records in it. In 1912 he I
broke the one-mile freestyle on his
back in seventeen minutes at Sharp- I
less Lake,- Westchester. In 1931 and
: 1932 he swam for Penn A. C.
The'dual meet with Williamsport
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