.Tudsday, September.l7, 1935 NittanyNridniert_ &gage in Heavy Practice Drills Lee. SUnday Injured, Unable to Play This Season Fine Spirit otPlayerg Makes Outlook Bright By PHIL HEISLER ' • . With one week of preliminary training under.its belt, the Penn State football team 'engaged in: its first real practice • game Saturday, showing form that substantiates the general • opinion that the Nittany Lion team -is on the road up to regain lostlau els of mist masons. Lee Sunday, an end who- saw var 'sity service last year, suffered a bro ken, kiee bone which .will probably keep him out of the line-up for the remainder of the season. Several. other candidates, including 'Whitey Rhoda, , Park Eshbach,' and Lute Barth, were unable to play due to slight injuries, but will be back in condition by October 5; when the Li ens open their season here against Lebanon 'Valley.' With fifty-three candidates out for the team, there has. been little stress laid on a "first team." Coach Bob Higgins, has divided the squad into rather evenly matched reams, the Blues and Whites, for pre-season scrimmage, and plans to have all practice games within the team and between the varsity and the freshmen rather than against another college as in the previous season. Line-up Not Definite With practically the.,same linemen back as last year, and.plenty of re : serve strength for everylioe position, that body will probably form the backbone of the Lion defense. The backfield is less fortunate with only one regular, Tommy Silvana. How ever,. there are plenty of candidates to carry-the ball and it is hinted that there may be some mild surprises in the starting line-up. SatUrday's practice revealed en couraging Progress in the develop ment in the team as a coordinated football , machine, but also revealed a few descrepancies. Coach Higgins is stilt 100 l ing for a punter to fill 'the gap left by. the graduation of Mike . lonis. Tile backfield are 'hi" be ing drillri in kicking by Coach Ever, hardus. Cooper, ode; of lthii.:leriding aspirants for a backfield p9st, shows -power in punts but :WWII( .116 tie ih consisteri rain versus Brawn The otmajor cluniflindwiGott• , ;ride' this seaSen'tlt lrzl i .;,crease. ploses, bringing -the: game" out and;.inaking :it. more ;nneetaculitt ..This change a, stplementary note under the ~",dead b The newtinterprcL.Ll,,,,....tkerittle: gal_for been stooped 1 3711 i; Iheak loose "afd . run, oriikick until the whistle has been blOWn. The naturidt tendoVer will be to increase laterar . pass4S.' 4 At.a raeeting of.the Eastern Inter collegiatti Associationrecently, inter pretati,* of the . rules were discussed with the"only result Of letting the fectiveness of the rule up_to the 'dis cretion of the- officials of the game. The . biggest argument against the slow. whistle was that it would tend increase the roughness of the game and. may lead to an increase in ht juries to the ball carriers. In-view of the new rule, Coach Hig gins ,has been devoting considerable time to -plays involving lateral passes and plans•to have every backfield man a potential passer. Penn State Blue Band To Organize Thursday Reorganization of the Penn State Blue Bano will take•place 'at a meet ing of all old band members and as pirants for positions in the symphon ic organization Thursday. night at 7 o'clock in the band room in Old Main, according to -an announcement by HYPN FRATERNITIES Give your rushees the best entertainment you can Possibly obtain.. Hundreds of organizations have been highly satisfied with this interesting and fascinat ing subject . CaII,HERMAN KATE-613 Subscribe Now! Limited Printing • Fall Sports Schedules . . „ . Satardah,October - Lebanon ____________Football Mercersburg Academy _ Fr., Football-_— Saturtiay, October 1& - Western Maryland Football Home. ' Gettysburg . . Soece . r . Home: Lehigh Cross Country ___ ._ _ __HMO- Saturday, 00pber. 19 (Alumqi; Day), . Lehigh ___Football Home -Scranton-Keystone ' Jr. College ' Fr. Football Aiv,ay- Temple - , Soccer Home .Yale " Cross. Country. --,___Away, : - Saturday, o;taber, 26 , • - Pittsburgh Football_.---; Away Wyoming Seminary_ .Sr. Football-_ . Home Lafayette Soccer. Rothe Pittsburgh -Cross Country __________Away, Pittsburgh Freshmen Tr. Cross Country _—___Away Wednesday, October 30 Army --. Soccer _ Away Saturday, November. 2 Syracuse ----- ------- ----- --------- - Football Away Pittsburgh Freshmen Fr. Football Home, Syracuse Soccer Home Syracuse .._..Cross Country. __________Away, Syracuse Freshmen ______— Fr. Cross Country. Away Saturday; Nov tOgr,. 9 (H9usgßartY) . . . Villanova ~..------- ___________ Football.- _____—_. ____ Home Bucknell Freshmen ._ • -.--Fr.. Football, - . Away, Springfield. _...,----...._,..---,- ___________ Soccec_ Home. Saturday, November 16 , Football -- Away —___Fr. Football --, ...,____Away 'Soccer Away Pennsylvabia Navy Navy - Monday, November' 1& I. C. A. A. A. A. --_,Cross Country • . I. C. A. A. A. A. ' -- Fr, Cross Country ___ Saturday, November 23 Bucknell .„_—_—_. Football •-• Away • Soccermen Lose Only 3 Regulars 'lVlcElyan!s Legg Injury, Scarcity Of Fullback Material, Chief , Worries of Jeffrey. Losing only, three regulars by graduation, Soccer Coach Bill Jef frey has prospects for a team thE4 might even surpass last year's squad, undefeated , though tied. The vacan, cies left ,by Captain Jack, Fletcher; center halfback, and Bob Graham, full-back, will be the hardest to fill, although Joe Bieliccki, this Year's. captain, will probably be converted from w. forward to .a.Center halL At .1141 f• TV/do= ,canilidMqs l . conceded 'chAnces:' •:• uing, call 'for practiee tolie" held' dailVo'n'the field by the golf i coursei and i by Wed ntiegmle fvieeETml l l,tdh - iitineW high, s lt , ia.stong back - post,' the, mentor's' chief worry -lins-o=iccmcitic:th=conditinn,l Me,Zvg( l 4-4,9gyrYaliFk"v:ag--operated lO'n_duringtile spnner.An injury, -- didifrkbzw"ltte - framilfiryj urea: Tain evinlletteerb ganw. at center'jbrward; last r,famtisho g lild Vopterly, all , .e prech"dei.things for this wily. forward. Other veterans returning include All-American , Ray. full , back, Johnny Binns, halfbacks Ed Long.' find Bill Sutliff, Sand. forwards' George Corbett, .Connie. Welsh, and Frank Osterlund. Should Bielicki go back to center boll', Miehoff of last' year's plebe team' will probably fill the inside job.—W. B. F. • Librarian Gets Post Willard Lewis, College, librarian, was elected secretary-treasurer of the College and reference section of the American Library association at a meeting in Denver, Colo,. recently. Forrest W. Hunsicker '36; president of the organization. Members of last year's R. 0. T. C. bands as well as old members -of the, Blue Band are requested to attend the meeting. Bandmaster Wilfred 0; Thompson - met prospective members of the Freshman,R. 0. T. C. band last evening when preliminary tryouts were held. flame Graduates Appointed All of the: graduates. from. the de partment of agricultural education, this year have. been . appointed to. teaching position, according, to Dr. Clarence S: Anderson; of ; the depart-. meat of rural education. Thirteen of the graduates will teach, in. eleven, Counties throughout, the state,, while. twoihave gone to,schools. in OklahoMa. Did you leave your trunk key at home?. You can have it opened immediitely, by calling SO - TILLING The Locksmith ' 1 109:Sou '' • { ARadi4.Wirjee, (l ; Backe.d by Practical V,perience , , • plua:Technical Training can, !Beal 44.470YX°9) '1114111111,- E - • • . =- 11., I!' .9' , . 1 .H.IT • t• iS: RANIER '34 • • L TR - WitTelf = "lfglizielfs - - Walla - 4v 797-i I 'R_' I 1 t •1 Hit 21 11131. At FRED'S You will always find a jolly atmosphere and Luncheons TFUE OLD MAIN BELL 11 Will the borough outlaw beg? (Read Town v Gwn) Stories 0 Verse Woodcuts Book and' Magazine Reviews Student Literary and, Opinion Magazine THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN P. , (4•tw?zr! The Lions Ptedictjon, Department • The Lion. football team should win, at least four of their encount ers this. fall, possibly ; more. The_ rest of- the, games. will. not reflect unfavorably on the athletic pres tige. of State, no matter what the ' outcome. But what about the dearth of substitute. backfield men and a corps of punters, the appalling schedule that permits of few breathers, and , the - injuries that have beset. the squad. so. far? -- True, all too true. But. what wo said in the first paragraph still goes. There is something in the wind. these, days that inspires con fidpnce in_the Lions, some indefin able feeling that all 'is well with Penn State athletics, and that a special; Providence. that looks out for institutions deserving of ath letia glory,. will be. on the job. The'old slander that State teams BUY YOUR RADIO. . . BUDGET PLAN THE MUSIC ROOM • RADIO REPAIRS -- ALL WORK GUARANTEED GLENNLAND- BUILDING Curtains, Rods, Cretonnes, Shoe Bags, Laundry Bags, Rugs EGOLF'S I- ILAND SHOP Launderers and Dry Cleaners Phone 1 264 ' ,ll II rid I 11 , 111 r. :.I 11 (I I I It' lL ,1L -. 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George "Spike" Collins, '32 captain, is playing coach; Dave Long is as sistant coach and . plays; Lou Kreiz man and Marty Beech, are in the line; and Merrill Morrison, last year's captain,. is in the backfield. B. F. Phi Delta Theta. Wins, Bezdek Athletic. Cup. (Coldinued frond Rage onc) of the bowing trophy, which added another points to this group's to tal., The putting-tournament was the only other, competition which was won. efficient service South Allen $l.OO the year by the fraternity,.the remainder of I place, Theta Kappa Phi, 457 po their points being gathered from var- seventh place, Chi Upsilon, city competition and managing. • poipts; eighth place, Alpha Chi Third"-place •in the final counting •ma'Rho, 421 points; and, tenth p was assumed by Beta Theta Pi with ma Rho, 421 points; and, tenth p a total of 098 points, followed by Phi Delta Sigma Phi, 415 points. a Kappa. Sigma with 579, and Sigma Upsilon, the only other group Nu with 570 , ,L.. 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