Wedesday, SepNmbei..l4; 1985
53 Football Cand
14 Varsity Lettei Winners,
7 of Last Year's Starters
Among '35 Lion Aspirants
Stiff Work-outs Will Start Early Next Week as
Squad Drills for. Opener With Lebanon
Valley Saturday, October 5
Fifty-three candidates for the 1935 Penn State football team
reported to the Coaching staiLheaded by Robert A. "„Bob" Higgins
on Monday for pre-season practice sessions. This is the larg
est turn-out in years.,
Every one, of the fourteen varsity letter winners who were ex-,
petted to relurn are back, besides most of the last year's fresh
men "and several new upper class can•
didates and transfeis
The Lions met first Monday morn
ing and again' in the afternoon lec-
tures. Equipment has been - given out,
and light practices will be engaged in
on New Beaver field. for the, rest of
this week. Actual work-outs are ex
pected to begin early next week.
Bob Higgins is starting his sixth
season as bead- coach here. The sche
dule will start in three weeks from
Saturday, - on October 5, when the
Lions Meet Lebanon Valley here.
Al Klock," minor letter winner at
guard last year, will - not return. lie
would be a junior. Carl Waugaman.
'regular end on Nels Walke's • craek
freshman team; last year, was oper
ated on on Thursday, and will not be ,
available for some time, if at all.
Two others ivho were expected to
return but did not are Joe Krupa,
junior end, and Tosti, sophomore
tackle. Both may be back.
This situation leaves veterans of
last year's varsity for every position
on fho 1935 team except one guard
and three backfield posts. Among the
candidates for the' guard position left
vacant by the graduation of Lou
Kreizman is Johnny Economps, 100
pound sophomore, and captain of. last
year's yearling eleven. He prepped at
Kiski.
Two of the other aspirants for the
post are Harry Latorre, listed at 190
pounds, who played considerable time
with the varsity last year; mid Fran
cis Wismer,2o3-pound senior. An in
jury aboveWismees_.eye hamlicapped .
him at the, beginning of litst. season.
Other guard
,candiclutes are:.. Ho,
enstine,' 185:acnind :bopliomore; ible;
180-pound sophomore; Zochowski,
180-pound sophomore; and ',Perlman,
a junior who saw'action lad year.
Among the leading candidates for
the backfield posts is Bill' Cooper,
190-pound full, who saw. a lot of ac
tion with the varsity. last year and
the year before. He can pass, hit the
line, kick, and block. He is a' senior.
Another back with experience is
Lefty Knapp, 165 poundk - He is also
a senior. Another senior, candidate.
for quarter, is Dick Maurer, 108
pounds. He substituted for Al Mikel
onis most of last season.
Red O'Hora, 173-pound senior,
played varsity quarterback .most of
his sophomore year, and was kept out
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last year because of a pre-season in
jurq to his ankle. Francis Andrews,
172-pound senior, is a halfback as
pirant.
Junior backs, nll of whom have .
seen some varsity action, are: Ber
-1 nie Girton;. quarterback; 170 pounds;
Mike Kornick, half, -170 Pounds;
Whitey Rhoda, full, 195 pounds; Ar
thur Yett, halfback, 160 poundsv And
Al Ochrock. quarterback, a graduate
of Central High and a transfer from
Temple.
Sophomore backs are Kominic, full;
Bolig, half; Campion, half; Donato,
half; Eshbach, half; Owens, half;
Sheridan; Wear, quarter; Wilmer,
half; mid Grieve, half.
Last yeaes only varsity back who
returns this year is Tommy Silvano,
190-pound - full, who was high scorer
for the Lions last season.
At the ends, Coach Higgins has Art
Pry, 185-pound senior, and Frank
Smith, 175-pound sophomore who won
three major letters last year. Both
were regulars last season.
Other ends are Bob Morini and Lee
Sunday, both sophomores who Saw
action last year; Rush Stevenson, and
Blank, sophomores; Dan Park, ai
sophomore who was not out last year,
and .Walslayer, a Mont Alto boy last
year.
..Last year's starting tackles, Cap
tain Bob Weber and Roy Schuyler,
are both back. Both will be hard men
to dislodge. Other tackle material is
Corman, sophomore; Cromwell, jun
ior; DeMarino, sophomore; and Sal
isbury, junior. ' .
Chuck Cherundolo, last season's
center, is back weighing 205 pounds.
Other: candidates for the pivot post
are. Jim °Worn, 'l7O-pound senior;
Enders,:sophomore;, and. Bill Miller;
The coaching staff remains the
same as last year.
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Weber To Captain.
Lion Football Team
Bob Weber, captain of the foot
ball team, will be leading his second
Blue and White team onto an inter
collegiate field this fall when the sea
son opens. Last year as a junior be
was captain of the,Lion lacrosse team
as well as being a member of the var
sity football team.
Last year in football he started ev
ery game at his regular position and
when the season closed he had a great
deal more actual playing time than
any other State player. As tackle,
Weber has been a constant defensive
threat because deipite his 195 pounds,
he, has a shiftiness and speed which
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