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To Play Practice'
Match Saturday
Injuries Take Toll on Lion Team;
Art Fry, End, Committed
To College Infirmary.
BY PHIL HEISLEII
A bruised and somewhat crippled
Lion football 'squad will play its first
regulation practice game on New
Beaver •feld Saturday at. 3 o'clock.
The game will be between the Blues
and Whites, evenly matched teams se
lected from the entire squad.
Injuries have been playing havoc
on the Lion team,- keeping Trainer
Charlie Speidel busy apd Coach Bob
Higgins from forming a complete
working football machine. Although
most of the players returned to school
in perfect health, few of 'them were
able to adhere to strict training rules
during the summer.
Fry in Infirmary
Art Fry, last year varsity end, has
been 'admitted to the College infirm
' ary. The full extent of his injuries
is . not known. Among many other
varsity aspirants who are out of prac
tice because of injuries are Red o'-
Horn, quarterback; Harry Latorre,
guard, who is suffering a slight leg.
injury; and Lou Barth,' guard, who
had a cartilage removed from his leg
during the. summer. It . is doubtful
whether Barth will be able to play
until after the first game.
Lee Sunday, an end .who saw -var
sity action last season, had a knee
broken in scrimmage last week and
will be out of action for the whole
season.
The Blue team is composed of the
logical first team according to past
performances; however, the first line
backfield will - play on the White team.
3 Lettermen Return-
To
X-Country Squad
By JOHN BRENNEMAN
With three lettermen headed by
Captain Duverrieyi Book returning
from last year's cross-country squad,
much of the success of Coach "Chick"
Werner's harriers this year will de
pend upon the showing of the sopho
mores. The other lettermen are How
ard Downey and bon 'Detwiler, both
juniors.
Six sophomore numeral winners
have reported. Pete Olexy, who led
last year's freshman squad, is prob
ably the best . runner, and •seems due
for a - varsity position. Clark, Wear,
Rubino, Titlow,. and Brizel are,.the
Other ,
Rubino,,
winners. ' Cirmatis,
Baird, Stitler, Watson, Hill, and
Hoarde are among the outstanding
varsity candidates. •
More than 100 freshman and var
sity candidates have reported, prac
tice starting Tuesday. Thus . far,
Werner has concentrated upon get
ting the squad into good physical con
dition, and there have been only light
workouts.
The season will open in about a
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
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Sports Reporters for
Fall Season Announced
It is with considerable pride and
no trepidation to speak of that we
present our fall sports reporters.
Our only admonition to them was
to the effect that they didn't need
to know the jargon and the myri
ads of synonyms as long as they
got the facts.
They are: Varsity football, Phil
Heisler; soccer, Townsend Swaim;
freshman Football, Ken Beaver;
and cross-country, John Brenne
man. These writers will not only
- forecast .the games, but will an
'alyie the results With an eye to
bringing out features of the play
that might have been unnoticed by
the man in the grandstand.
Jeffrey Pleased
With Prospects
Fullback Spot Unfilled, Other
Positions Taken; McEwan
Still On CrUdches.
Coach Bill Jeffrey's slight Scotch
burr is freighted with satisfaction
these days as he watches the 1935
edition of the Lion soccer.team cavort
on the local sward; and . well might it
be. r The search for another fullback
goes on unabated, but the other posi
tions seem to be well taken care of.
Bill McEwan . is still on crutches,
and even with the best +of luck will
be compelled to miss 'the first two
games on 'the schedule. All of the
other . regulars are back. The two
sophs Most' likely to break into the
lineup are Miehoff and Wacker, both
forwards. The latter may start at
outside, with Corbett being shifted
to center forward 'until McEwan re
turns.. - • •
• On form, the first game with Get
tysburg s will be a warm-up tilt, with
the second game, against Temple,
somewhat more difficult. Last year
the Owls, by forgetting that they had
an offense, concentrated on the de
fense so strongly that the'Lions were
held at bay until. five minutes before
the final whistle, when:Masters scor
ed the only goal of the iame.
Harvey Gets. Position
George "Ike" Harvey '.35, captain
of last year's cross-country and track
teams, is now Athletic Director at
the Mont Alto Forestry School. Har
vey is also teaching Botany there.
Between
.. The Lions
Coach Bob Higgins' quest for a
punter might have been ended by
now—only the player ini question
has decided that a pro grid career
would be more to his liking. The
player, Bart Rado, is reported as
joining a pro outfit at Shenandoah,
near his home town on Berwick.
Itado's specialty is long, soaring
punts—but Redo has gone, and any
number of Lion hopefuls are try
ing for the elusive knack of tim
ing that produces the long ones.
In the meantime, kickoffs, field
goals, and other uses of the place
kick are being concentrated Nupon,
with Vonarx, a sophomore, turning
in a nice job. He kicks effortlessly
and with more thnn usual accur
acy, and given a line to work be
hind, should be able to produce
some points. '
The football scout must not only
have a prodigious memory for plays
and players,, but must also be of a
philosophical turn of mind. He
coaches for half the season and
then scouts the opponents all dur
ing the playing season, counting
himself lucky to be able to get any
glimpse of his own team in action
before they finale. '
-W. B. F
month with a meet with Lehigh Oc
tober 19. The varsity will have three
other dual - meets and the freshmen
two. In addition, teams will be sent
to the I. C. 4-A. meet in November.
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