Tuesday, September 13, 1938
Between The Lions
By HERB CAHAN, Sports Editor
Befoi e the summer months are officially embalmed, we'd
like to cleat up some minor bits of Penn State sports news
that have accumulated since school closed early in June. So,
with clippings snitched from our local contemporary on the
Centre Daily Times, Jerry Weinstein, and a few items that
we picked up on oui own hook, here are a few pertinent facts
concerning some - of our Nittany Lion athletes
Joe Gillespie, Naisity catchei.
edged out outfielder Joe Adessa, to
take the baseball team batting title
'with an avbiage of 322 Adessa
led the tenni in hitting most of
last spiing, but Gillespie spurted
in the final game against Bucknell
and took the clown ...
While on baseball, it looks 4 . 10;
though Penn State may be in a dia
mond league in 1940 Probable op
orients would be Syincuse, New
York University, Rutgers, Lafa,
ette, and Colgate—all stiong on
the diamond
_e' a
Being the boxing town that it is,
State College was quite het up
about the Lousi•Schmeling set-to
on June
_22 Opinion was fan ly
evenly_ split, and sonic of the Col
lege and town Meta ities voiced
theii• choices A feu, who woe ap
parently in the know and picked
the Bi own e Spoi is
Publicist Ridge Riley, Balsa] Ruse
and ye aforementioned
spoils ed Weinstein 9n the wrong
side were-State's own doctor of
fistolOgy Leo Houck, Student Un
ion's Geoige Donovan, and Gin
ham AC's Bob 'GI ahani
Lou Bluth, who played gunmcl on
the gild:ion foi the 1934, 1935,
and 1936 Nittany Lions is with the
Allentown pi ofessional football
team Baith Will continue as coach
of the South Williamsport High
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Windy Weal, who teemed all-
Ameiican mention last year as
Penn State's flashy lightweight
backfield ace and is now assi.tim;
Mai ty MeAndiews as fieshman
gild coach, was the stai of the
Philadelphia Eagles all-Stai game
Although the Collegians lost, Weai
ran the ball foi long gains and
heaved the pass foi the all-Staffs'
only, touchdown
Nista! Koembinsky, light heave
bowl of State's gi eat i ing team of
two years ago, has ietuined to
<chool after a yeas in the profes
sional game—he'll pick up
studies whole he left off as a sold , -
amoi e—anothei foi mei Lion ling
and ,gtid star, Whitey Rhoda, has
I fullY tecoveied from his almost
'fatal accident while woilting on
consti nation Job three summers
,ago, and is also back in school—
Eddie Mandel, a 19,37 all-Amei wan
soccer star, is working at the local
past office, having given up hi'
i tlniveisitv of New Hampshii e
coaching Job berme it stated—last
season's co-captain of basketball,
Joe Pi oksa, is coaching at, Penn
Township High School—the other
coin t captain, also a standout in
baseball and some!, and 1 eminent
of the Collegian trophy as the most
outstanding senior, Sally Miehoff,
ham- been playing baseball with El
Bloolclen farm in the East
et n League
Home F
KDKA Tops
26-Station
Air Chain
Penn State's home footbo'l
games will be Inoadtast fm the
fit st time in College history, ne
gotiation, having been completed
outing the swum' moths, it was
announced yestei day b) atlnuni,-
tt ation officials
Sponsored by the Atlantic Re
fining Company, which has beer
hioadca,ting major collegiate
football contests foi the part feu
yeah., the Nittany Lion encount
ers {V 1I be described i through
RtIK A, Pittsburgh, one of the na
tion's inajoi stations
At an audition held in Pitt , :
, but gh, dui mg August, Jack Bally
tell-known spot is commentatm ,
was selected to ln oadeast Pena
State's' foul home games In ad
dition, Bally will desu ibe the Le
high game and perhaps the Cm nen
game, both to be played away.
Danny the past summer Batty
announced baseball games played
by the Rochester Red Wings of
the Intel national League Last
yeas he• handled the Philadelphia
Athletics and Philadelphia Phil
' hes contests Last fall, he Mond
cast Temple's football games
• Bat iy is in town some
time next week Also, he will at
tend the Penn State practice ses
sions daily floor Wednesday until
uPudgy before each game dm mg,
the season
Tentative plans call for KDKA
to broadcast Penn State's pep flat
ly the Piiday night before the
opening game with Maryland A
musical plogi am of one-half hour's
duration probably will be the set
up although no definite mrange
ments have been made as yet
Always inteiested in bioudcast
ing Penn State's home games, the
Atlantic Refining Company ap
proached College officials last Feb
rum y .Aftei' approval of the plan
by - the - goard - of - Trusteesrn com
mittee consisting of Di Call P
Schott, dean of the School of Phys.
icar Education and Athletics,
K Hostetter, College tieasinei
and" Waite' F. Dantzschei and
Hugh R Riley orthe ,depai tment
of public infoi motion, was named
to handle the details
The press box on the nest
stands of New Bennet Field will
be utilind fm the broadcasting
The stations handling the Penn
State games (home and away)
October I—Mai yland at State
[ College KDKA, Pittsburgh,
WCAO; Bulimia] e, WJEJ, Ha
gerstown, WSAL, Sahshuiv
October \ at State
College KDKA Prtttieburgh,
WEEU, Reading
October 15—Lehigh at Bethle
hem—WWSW, Pittsburgh
October 22 —Coi nell at Ithaca
—KYW, Philadelphia, WSEG, El
mn a, WFBL, Syracuse, WGR,
Buff a 1 o ,WHEC, Rochester,
WIBX, Utica"; WNBF, Bingham
ton, WOKO, ,Albany, WWSW,
Pittsburgh
October 29 —Sy incase at Stab.
College KDKA, Pittsburgh,
WESG, Elnura; WGR, Buffalo,
WGY, Schenectady, WHEC, Ro
chester, WIBX, Utica, WNBF,
Binghamton, WSYR, Syracuse
Ninembei s—Lafayette at State
College KDKA, Pittsburgh,
WEST," Easton ,
November % U—Pennsvlvania a
Philadelphia W,CALI, Pluiadel
phis; - WGBI, Sei anton , WHP
- Hai risburg, \STOIC, - Sunbury,
WWSW, Pittsbuegh , WPG, Atlan
tie City
November 111 Pittsburgh a
Pittsburgh WCAE, Pittsbuign,
\VFBG, Altoona, WLEU, Elie,
WTBO, Cumberland
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otball Games To Be Broadcast This Fall
Freshman Candiates
Asked To Report For
First Soccer Practice
Coach 13111,1nfney has issued do.
call to candidates to the fi eshman
soccei team The hest practice ses
sion of the yeas will he held to
mot ou afternoon on the pi notice'
held
Featuring an official iithedule_fot
the first time in its history, the
yeatling hooters will meet Syra-
Luse, Cot nell, Mont Alto and
number of high school teams t
Plans ai e being foi mulated
101 a practice game to be played
Satut dav Any freshman Inter
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IWomen in Sports
By PHYLLIS GORDON
The sport. I ally which had been
planned lot the uppeiclativ women
%%ill not be held because of a dela.;
in the completion of the new Mai
Beam White Recreation Hall
The building will mobahly
finished in "Oetobei 1, although
paiti of it ale aheady neat com
pletion
The WR Aorganization boati-
I iet which uas given to each Fresh
men women contains a complete ex
' planation of the clubs and theii
ectiviti . es Thine will be othei cop
ies available to impel class women
at a later date
The constitutiori of the W R A
state•, that the valions clubs offer
oppoitunity for the development
and enjoyment of a specifific skili
Any woman student may be an
active member of at least two - of
the clubs and may pm timpate 'in
the events of all otlim club and
ron-club activities
Students may apply 1M membei
ship to the various clubs at the
W R A office, which foi the
time being is located at the Grange
play mom
Announcements will he made m
Collegman of the first meetings of
the club 4 and of the first all-col
lege hockey pi actice
Don't Move Baskets,
Dean Schott Asks
•+ The basketball bankbodids
brskets have been iemoved Time,
wheels this semester and Dean Cm l
P Schott, School of Physical Edu
cation and Athletic',, requests that
no students attempt to move them
Because of then great weight
and the danget of them tipping
oyez, the bank boards will be moved
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40 Booters Report
- For Initial Practice
By EMAN
1 The men in %%hose ability rest
sti eak—over 90 of them—i eported
tei noon fin the initial tiaming ses
The Coach, under whose benne'
ith of the nation's soccer competi
pace' in pi epai ation for the opera
with the Bullets of Gettysbuig
Jetfley's biggest task will be to I
icplace eight men removed by gi ad- I
nation, most of them last season's
crack linemen
Hagg to Hold Post
Dick Haag, goalkeeper lot the
last two yelp-, is a sine bet to le
t= his post, while Dutch Lange
is the most likely successor to HIP
Benda at fullback Walt Hostet
man, Hail Spelling and Dave Mey-
Lis will battle it oat the halt-
Lath position
Captain Pied Spykel will pin
biddy hold clown halfback, but he's
being hail-pressed by Walt Paint
ci and Bob Olmstead On the line,
the only veteran to bolster the de
fense well be Prank Megrail, an
outstanding stall of last season
The giaduation of Carl Wacker,
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MEMO
s the fate of a five-veal undefeated
to Couch Bil leffiev Nesteiclat af
sion of the yea)
1. Penn State ha% baiged to the /en
ion, will put Ins men through th,
ing meet of the yem on October
Sollv Michoft, and Ed Iloilo'
opens then post; to an impo , ,ing
list of asp') ants including Gus Big
gott, Bob Et ne,t, Jun Schaffer ,
Mossard Wodoek and Torn Ritten
house
The eligibility of another
annineman, Ab Taylor, i, 4111 'na
-1 blematzeal, aeon ding to Coach
Jeffs cy
, Othet , , %%Ito %till be in the thick
of the fight fm post, will be Gem go
Mei win, Bob Schuler, Dan huh,
Jun febe , ,, Van Hoi tman, 13111 3I1!
lei, Sam DaVP4 and Gam GI een
Teams Have Wan 36
Under the leadeishtp of Coach
Jefftey, five con , ,ecutwe Penn State
teams have i ung up as many uncle
mated seaqon, wironng th and ty
ing 4 since 3932 \then Svtacuse
sc.bdued them The teeord iti un
Icqualled among the collegiate hoot
ci teams of the countiN
Follossing, the opening meet o th
Gettasbuig on October 1, the Jeff
ievnien mill meet Bucknell on Ott
obei 8 at home, Westein ilLuyland,
Ottobei 15, home, SNiacuse, Otto
lie) 22, at Ss:active, Ai my, Octo-
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bei 26, at We,t Point, Bi owq, Oc
tobei 27 at Pi oN 'demi., Navy, No
vi.mbet 5, at holm., and Temple,
Novembei 11, home
Dei..pitc hi, !ocond, Coach Jeff
)eN a ill not commit linn , elf as to
this season's chance foi anothei
undeleatul chain of ictoi les