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Nittany Eleven To Tangle With Lock Haven Saturday
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Minus only foot lettermen, die
golly 3liehoir, Jack Rewheitbacic,
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Lions mill begot plactice fot the
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find Malley Pio,sei, both 'ego
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an, will be Sonny Hoffman, Sam
Dane', Bill Steppe', Sandy Klan
'eh, Hewn' d JlcWmllmmt, Joe Heti a
and Geoige Chambin s
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Meet Teachers In*
Pre-Season Game
By BILL ENGEL
Completing one week of Weal m-up dulls today, the Lion
gudmen jump into mole strenuous scrimmage sessions in
preparation toi a practice game with Lock Haven State
Teachers College Saturday attei noon
Displaying loads of enthusiasm and that old "College
fight," the Nittanymen lan thicugh stationary sciimmaget.
diming the past Week in an effoi rid fully develop all plays
Moving scrimmage luth body contact began Saturday.
Coach Bob Higgins has held two
did! , e , sions each day since the
(moiling penod last Tuesday and
the Lion Lieu of 4G has been glad
uallv whipping into tip-top shape
The maimity of the tovs tenni ted
in good condition and only a few
bump' and weary bones have ie
salted
Face Teachers In Shape
Bating les the nemaindei
of this neck, the Liom- will take
the field against the Teachets wntn
well-conditioned and expeneneed
eleven Two and possibly thiec
sophomores should be in the open
Ong lineup fm the tune-up eneoun
tel
Wade Mon, 200-pound convert
ed fullback, may qua, at a guaid
pmt, and the highly-touted Tom
Vargo is e•pected to be at one of
the to min.& These boys ale the
ithelv second yen]. men to take
then place in the foiwnid s%all,
while and one of four sophomores,
SINCE THE WORLD WAR
Solving the people of this com
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all phases of the Real Estate
lushness During this time both
parties to all deals have e
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September 13, 1938
Chuck Peters, Sam Kopach, than;
White, oi John K Pub iek can draw
a stinting assignment in the back
field
Five veterans will definitely tills.
then stand in the line with 2021
pound Tot Toretti digging in at
the center position Joe Peel mill be
at one guard, nail Dean Hanley
mill team with Pop Ellmood at
the tackles Ale% Bat antovich, at
cnd, was one of last year's out
,tanding lineman
Sri mmage sessions this week
will aid in deter mining the Lim ,
possibilities as the replacements to
the middle of the tine mill be given
loads of moik-out
Bei me Bi iggs, Leon Gajecki, and
Geroge Lucas ale all .undeistudies
fom Tometti, nith Bi iggs, a serum,
seeing the most service last veal
Flank Platt, tackle on the flesh
man team last season, has been
tiansfoimed into, a guard and
should aid Ted Nemeth, Jim Wood
wind, and Geroge Smith as good
replacements fin Bob Higgins' eg
s.
Walt Kniaz, Carl Str, avinskr, and
Hairy Dennis, all powerful, tangy
boys, mill be valuable material to
have mound for those important
tackle spots Kmaz and Dennis
were members of the cub squad
last year and SD avinclu was an
injured sophomore
Very little worrying has been
done about the wing positrons, with
the Baton and Vargo backed up
by such veterans as, Spike Alter
cad Grover Washabaugh and sec
ond-year nian Bob Crowell
Keenest competition lies among
the abundant backfield mama,
wheie any one or 14 candidate ,
Call step into the flay Coach Hig
gins sent three difiment backfield
combinations into recent scum
mages ,
Harrison—Another Windy
Hai i y Hai i isou, a egulai back
fin the past two yssi 5, is all set to
step into - Windy Weni's shoes .is
the Blue and White spaikplug
Han son weighs about 155 noy,
suite a bit mote than the Rabbit
eves tipped the beams, and is as
fleet a Immo, a better kicker, and
a fan passel Steve Rollins, a Jun
to], is pi °habil, the only other
back NI/110 will vie fin the ,lumber
Pout position in the quartet Rol
lins is a fast stepping, shifty nut
nei and can heave the oval
Babel one of the sophomores,
Kopach and Pati ick, should fill th'
blocking back post vacated by the
graduation of .Co-captain Sammy
Donato, but opposition can be fine
seen from Whitoy Kinnaid of Tony
Giannantonto
Sophomores mey also qump into
the Numbei One sight halfback
position with Chuck Peters and
Ciaig White giving the veterans.
Johnny Patrick, Ott Wuenschel,
and Dick Ewalt a heavy chase
Peters and White can also be jug
locd around into othet spots in
the foursome
Joe Motto, who started the ma
joi itv of games during the past
two yenis at the fullback station
soli lib messed by the haid-tackl
ing Lloyd Ickes, a junim, and Vic
Gentilman, a senior Ickes Is one
of the best panto's oii the squad
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
I Frosh Coach' I
Eight Lion Grid
Grads Obtain
Positions
Graduation—the gum 'impel of
every college football team is
tunny not so' grim from the play
ei's point of view when one stops
to consoler that every- one of the
eight lettermen who were gradu
ated last June nom hold coaching
positions
Three lettermen Dom laSt year 's
varsity have retained this season
I to help Mat ty McAndrews coach
the fi osh footballers \Pendell 'The
Rabbit' Weal, who recently ran
miles mound the Philadelphia Pro
Eagles foi the College All-Stai s,
will handle the yea' ling , backfield
men'-Johnny Economos, , co-captain
of ldst y cal 's squad, amrDan De
Mai sno will assist MeAndiew s with
the line pupils this season
Co captain Sammy Donato of the
1937 Lion gtiddets will begin his
fist season as assistant coach at
Windbee High school Pi ovided a
boxing team is (agonized at Wind
bei this yea', Donato wil be head
ling mentor For his 155 pounds
And his short statui e, Donato was
stamped as one of the greatest
blocking backs eveiVto be Wined
out of the Penn State gi id mill
As assistant gi al coach and pi o
fessoi of social studies, Joe "The
Jeep" AdeLsa, Lion tight end dur
ing the 1937 campaign, has begun
duties at State College High school
Adessa, also a baseball letterman,
was outstanding hitter foi the Lion
nine last spi mg
Call Waugaman, utility w Ing
mar! for the 1937 gruideis, has se
cured a position as heath football
coach at Ligonier High school Tim
Wible and Flank Sills, both substi
tute gum ds last yeat, are now as
sistnnt gild mentois Wible is at
Ramsay High school, Mt Pleasant,
and Sills is at Stevens node
School, Lancaster
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Frosh Grid
Squad Out
Tomorrow
By BRAD OWENS
i "A frevlunan team ought to be
a feedet to the Ausity," uas the
a:iy Head Ft eshman Coach Minty
McAndi ens put it when asked
vault he was, going to (hive Cot
this season
About 7,0 of the frosh grid can
Inflates alreads ht unifmm and
holding unofficial mediae In their
spare hunts Timm row afternoon
all fleshly= candidates will IP
-1101 t to "darts" In the basement
if It via Hall at 4 o'clock and the
ISIS host' mid season will hegira
"I by to use about 25 kids in
tile* game to see what they've
got and so fat as tricky stuff goes,
that's out when considering p'os
sible plays the Lion Cubs are go
log to use this fall Most of inv
ploys f build mound good blocks,"
said Marty, when going ()VP I the
coming season This season Mar
ty gill have three capable assis
tants from last yea's varsity in
Johnny Econolllo4, Wind', Wear,
and Dan - Dell:it ino on the comb
ing St air
MIN season," says Coach Mc
Andreas, "1 think that we'll have
one of the biggest State frosh
tPIIIII9, as far as weight goes, in
many a rear We have plenty of
boys aver 200 pounds andisix feet
In height Fa instance, take out_
biggest boy, Leonard Prketich
Yesterday ime weighed him in as
he airs in shorts and shoes and he
tipped at 'lO7 pounds As far as I
lemembet,l he's the largest boy
nerve ever had out 'rot the frosh
squad Not only that, but Ile looks
fast We sag him do a hand stand
and walk on his bands for about
five yards, and to do that with 307
a fellow must have something
In Marty's opinion, the 1938 0
game schedule is going to be one
of the best tests ever used on a
frosh team "We're playing a good
schedule with some top notch
schools and by the end of the sea
son Me'll know Just , what the boys
can do under to essm e," said Mc
Andrea s
Plush that will bear watching
are Larry Eigemauch, considered
one of the best passel% in Isf?tw
Jersey high school eitcles, Clar
ence Elwin, an all-Allegheny coun
tV, end. Vaughn Evans, an all
scholastic gland 101 two years up
at Scranton. Bill Gerhard, a full
back picked fm the all Pittsburgh
lush school team. Mike Gmbinski,
an end and consideied one of the
best boys nut of fohnstown in
main vent,. Chuck Raysm, picked
on the first all suburban team
down P 11111) way, Dick Kepler,
'Mali as a Linking good tackle.
and Bill Bates, t ill-suhutban end
at Abington fm two seats and a
small fagt, bey
Fraternity Listing
Mixed In '42 Bible
A mistake in the 'l'l3S 'M Hand
book or "Pleshman Bible" lists
Phi Kappa Sigma twice in - the
code to thaernitlea found on page
122 atilt falls to mention Phi Sigma
Kenna
Freshmen interested in either of
the tug triitonities should mark
the change in their handbooks
Phi Sigma Kappa is number 13
on the coiner of East Fairmount
avenue and Allen sheet while Phi
Hanna Sigma is•numbet tS sit
uated along East Beaver avenue
at the end of McAllistei street'
Werner Calls Track,
Field Candidates For
5-Week Fall Practice
Planning an Intensive 'live
week tall [luck practice, Conch
Chick Net net today .10911011 a
call tot, all track and field can...,
clitlateg to learnt to Re( Hall for
equipment
At the end of therm heduled
gaining pet led, a handicap meet,
open to all trackmen, will he
held Handicaps will be so ar
lanced that every man will have
an equal chance of placing in
one 01 the full list of events
Since Coach Weiner will he
kept busy I%hipping his harriers
into shape, assistant-coach Bob
Grieve hill shoulder the bulk of
the hull track mentoring
.An early-beginning \ Indoor
flack season accounts fro the
emphasis being put on fall track
this near The first indoor meet
is scheduled mill Ohio State on
lanuary 28
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Nittany Graders
No Pushovers,
Says Dooley
The - Nittany Lion football team
must overcome a pm adox—of all
things
Glancing thiough Eddie Dooley's
1938 Football Annual and in a
hurried effoit to pass up a photo
of that gold-plated Pitt Panther
backfield foursome, we found the
following i,tatement
"The Nittany Lions look foi a
sti angel /team than last year's,
which moan five and lost three, but
they don't expect to do as
the peicentoge table"
Explanation foi the paradox s
that Bob Higgps' outfit faces a
tough schedule and will be 'out
matched by enemy manpower in
pi actically ever y major contest.
HARRISON WHIZ AT KICKS
Harty Hammon, termed as a
peewee quartet back, was given
credit for being a whiz,at return
mg kicks, while sophomores Chuck
Pettus, Craig White, and- Tom
Vargo were given a build-up The
im wind wall, lacking replace
ments, would probably-be State's
problem, tt nas stated
Most enema aging statement
fi inn the pi eview was, "No, the
outlook is not exactly bullish, but
the Penn State boys sweat by Bob .
Higgins And they won't be push
°vets for anybody "
Vat go, tugged, 195-pound wing
r,an, teemed the distinction of
Icing named among the sophomore
stais of '3B, a check list based on
memos performance Only sev
cn other ends from outstanding
quads throughout the ,county
time listed
Pictures of Joe Metio, the fist
,tlinfr fullback, and Johnny Pat
,ick No l (the senior) also ap
peatet In the magazine -, ,
5-Mile Men
Train For
Manhattan
By HERB NIPSON
Five, Miles'
That's what Coach Chick Wer
net's harriers will be tanning
when they meet the hill and Milers
from Manhattan, bete October S
"And that's mina they will begin
tiaining for in their first regulat
practice today, at, which all annuli
dales for Lrosq-country are sup
posed to report'
Faced withi the loss of tined'
ren lilts and several promising
freshmen float last y em's squad,
Coach Werner has 'his Ivo) k cut
out for htm
Not only will he base ,to whip
a varsity ream )nto shape in three
weeks but 'he will also have to
plan a new course as the old one
has been din opted through the
piling of building-program dirt on
a poi lion of the golf course.
Eight m nine men from last
year's squad have already been
working out and the entire squad
is expected to begin ti aining with
in the next few days
Three lettermen, Captain Char
ley Pierce, Frank Maule, and Lew
Render4on, will be defending po
sitions on tlie team Another
letterman, Herb Hazzard, is ' at
tending school but as yet, it is
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