Tpeiday . ;;Noveritberj, ,1938 Smith Sets Between The Lions BY HERB CAHAN, Sports Editor ~Dear Mr. Bill Dooly, Philadelphia -Record So you predicted. "Syracuse, if Penn State shows up." Needless to say, vont tath3t provoking prognostication turned ~p.out:to be a pretty sad in ediction fm an "expel t " Naturally, we Penn State fans up herein the Nittany moun tains were a bit eked at having out team so belittled—and I'm stile that quite a few of us would have gladly planted a bomb uncle' your usually citinible,'lnit anti-State, pet soilage ' The football team itself saved us that ti ouble by tui ding the I tables on you "experts" in a very convincing manner,, thus playing that the ptognosticatots at en't close enough to the situation at each ' ' scliool to make - any itedictions at all' It IS all a veiy fine guessing game that sports models eat up, find because of this it swill be contlimea But chat in, the do you have against the Nittany Limr, to nfalse such an in,ulting pi e diction, implying that we were afraid of Sviacuse,that the game i should newel have been scheduled r —that s‘e wet e no nuitch tqi =Syracuse,' 'ln order to fot_the Penn-Penn State game in Philadelphia this Saturday a iwek—here's seine dope on why the Nittany Lions lzrf 'iniide such a mess out of oui New York opponents last Satui day iievA take a look at the pm fot mimeos c;f, thebacks , fiist Gallop filig Chuck Peters finally came through Anti a long overdue display running ability In almosrevei y practice Set immage this toss .ltheaded sophomore has reeled off long tuns like his 80-yard stannic' against the Orange Those long strides, Ins uncanny ability to break ..away from apparently cei tam tackle's, and that' stilt sti aightai ~,pare suie to cause plenty of trouble non that we know he isn't just practice star , Tarry Gummi hum again turned in a superb petrol mance as a "docker 811(1 devastating tackles, and this depaitinentwill late him ttllth;the best in these phases of the genie Also,-don't Soiget that. U . ..:, - bee intercepted that pass that 4et the stag& for Peters' second --ziouchdown, A • Little Joe Metro certainly churned out a lot of vmdage and displayed some excellent play-calling deportment which the Lions weie sadly lacking against Cornell Steve Ronnie aided the cause mole than he has been given credit fm, because he-didn't some The Racehoi se vat ried the ball. every time in one soles of eight downs, vdthoiat losing any aid-, age, and put the ball deep into sooting teititiny C 7 01111 11 htle and e Sewn Kepaelt—egpeetally,Kopach's defensive play-diagnosing—did, a fine Job Lloyd Ides' bioelfing set up ' many of the long gains . Battu Hat ?mot was bothered by a bail' cold and hacking cough that t,ept him pAsake almost all of the night 'before--b,ut Peters, Rollins, and the lest of boys weie "ont" so Halry's usually sparkling play was , not missed ,And nosy, the linemen—even' without the services of Joe Peel and Wade Mot at guards, the Nittany Lion forward wall opened hales and played a defensive game that made you wondei 'whethet it'was the line that had been so thoionghly outclassed by Cm :nell the week before ' • To? Toleft?, back athis old guard post, and Ted - Nemeth left 'httle to be le4ll ed, and it look's as though Tot won't be missed too itlueKat,centei, what',..‘lth 'Leo?! Gajeck? playing, the way he has , Pop 4iivood's nUmbei 161' ceitainly - looked like: the';-"Petfect :.,36" fitlikr,tteklesPot—!A/ek:llainittolneh,fitially'snapped4out, of‘the ':'iltildz;ums, and tuined in a perfiirman'ce' that, wan anted his being ~ --snamedto the all-Annei man cheeklist atthetieginining of worthy season -Spike Alter 44te? and Tom Vaiio' a? e a ' pan of pingrlien of _- r any ditch's commendation ''''''''".l3ut, the surmise 'performance of the day - was.") egistered by , ' Grovel"Waduabangh. Those_ tu; - pass catches - of, his wei e little short-ofmirsiculOus, and he'was the leader in the, smotherineof :one Wilnleth Sidat-Singh Washy turned in' thechestdisplay,of his, , - caieer, and it couldn't have been at a mote oppottune time Otheilfactoi s in - that - upset that startled this football oared i' 4 'rittion 'The smart substitution of CoaCh Bob Higgins, that left him - with plenty of fresh reserve', to keep Syiacuse's mildly tiring ,forces'ori the lull Bail Edwai dst excellent job of-scouting the Orange brought the desired ieiult and , so, On'and on . this week we can puff our - chests, and praise to'out hearts content Biifayette will be tough ' Penn wail be tougher . and Pitt will he invinCible - ,e 1* , Saturday was ptobably , one 'of the most successful snocts_days tn; , Pdrin State lustoly—the varsity andcfieshmen wou . na'f,ogimll and cross-country; and the freshman soccer team,playecl to a 1-1 a shame Blll,Jeffrey's bootees didn't 'have a gamethat ~ i iitid-have made it a grand slam Billy Smith , agin looked;-like - the next IC4-A ci9ss-country :ehainp, with his iecorkineaking performance over Syracuse's Charlie Southaid and .TedeCavileei . it will be an intesting .."Tace'when MisteliouslliaM meets Pitt's Steinei• at Pittsbutgh Saturday although the Panthers shouldn't give the Lion ,harriersninch , tiouble, this Steiner is un defeated, having beatCn """Michigan 'State's stars ‘-`:.liiit'MiChigan'State won the meet. Smith only a:soPhonioie,'and Freshman Heiman Goft". ...i4berg,.breaking Smitty'secoid ()Nast year tuo seconds, looks as though we'll lie talking'plentv about Chick Weiner's hill . and dalers. the sweet teamjnnielles on! „ Enjoy .Expert _ Service. • - ,I H;GEO. BARBER ANMBEAUTY Beanty,Ciiit In All Branches" Pioneer Slioratablished 1020' ; 71 - - - Dial 2201 - :107, Allen'St (,1: State 611 e ‘ ,3 1:1 • ~, ' , ~:.,•,- , „ ~ f , s f' , , ~.,...,4 , ,t ) ,.,. „V ~. .4 ~, , ,: AI ... - - - - Try:the Niftinylleadows,Farm"Store-, , •,,„ , - ,o. ...„, 4 , ~, -..,,-„ „ , ,l, 4 .4 , ~...,.. „, ,- ,• - ;l' -,..._,,,, - ~, ..- Diall7s , i ;,-;,- ; , ',' T e,., 1 4', ' •*, , . in malsing any future p ie= Ki Dool3 Record As Lion Harriers Down Syracuse Lion Gridders Triumph_ Over Syracuse, 33-6 (Continued From Fine One) only font pouffes—No he nom got off and too wet p completed Fast noshing by all ' four of the Lions' ‘‘ingmen, Alex Boinutovich, Spike kite] Toni Vnigo, and Gio .Pl':\ Wayhabaugh. along ultb the dandlc tackling of Tony Glannan [onto, brilliant blocking back, tilt; tinted ,all e‘rept one Syracuqe threat Siclot-Singh did manage to bleak anti} once dining the afternoon and ulth some flashy Woken field running raced i9,}aili4 for the lone Change tally The scot erame just Me alms - allot States 'second tom:Minna giving the Higginsmen a,19 0 advantage at half time , Peters Scores First The U l na tulee,ngam in, the, thhd period with ‘letrn and White going met, and Peters leg (stem! the last touchdown jusraft et the foul th (matte! began Harrison took lack Hinkle s opening kichoi , hart, to the State 18 ,made two at haft tackle. anti then Peters swung 'nettle left end on a teteise nom Ilfetto to gallop 80 sal& In the initial , more that zeta the Housepatly 010011 wild Metros placement tay 0114 good to ;he Staten 70 lend In ley, that one minute With Bill Eschentelder, [(melt:lg end, and White exchangidg Punts, neither side (ould get the advan tage The Lions halted an Orange advance on the 2G, and SNiaense in turn held State rot (loons on its si\ Fumble Leads to Score After the opposition repulsed nit Mlle] Nittany drh aon the ro Toi etti recovered Att , Mmrlson's nun hle on the Orange 11 State lost Ste yet ds - in two tiles and Petets heated the oval to Alter for the lonehdolin Metro's placement was again good and the Elite and White led 14-0 On the That piny [allotting Cntl Stiminski's kickoff, 13111 Hoffman, bard-driving fullback, shaqhell off left gnat d and lateralled to Sidat-i (Continued On Page'Four) SPORTOGRAPHIES , _ ,„TwQ,ol4l.,Standbys - `Something Must* Be `Giannantonio'—Hard . -Done To Pitt'— To Spell; Hard Barantovich To Spill By BERNIE NEWMAN ' Alex Barantovich . never !alibied he had the ball when he made that sensutunial freak-catch last year against Lehigh ishich meant vie- I • tot v lot the Lions State was leading, 12-7, in the fourth minter when "The Baron" laced toward the enemy- goal where a, beautiful-pass float Rol lins 'was directed It seemed fu tile fm . Barantovich tipped 'Mid sinaWled into the end zone ' But",. , wh'ileWt s on lik , back, leached up and nabbed'the This touchdoun actually 'won the game, foi Lehigh came back a few minutes lam to gain another touchdown, :tinning up 'then , to tal toll points Jo reply to a gamy Of the com ing Pitt ganu;, Alex warns that "something 'must be done this his home is in Monogahetzt, a , übui b of Pittsburgh, and mainly because of this he would like to see State make a good showing against Che Pantheis He can't stand the ibbing"- he gets from Pitt fans following the Lion-Pitt meetings 'Vital statistics Alex is studying physical :education and. hopes to rand a coaching and teaching ,lob He 14,1 member of Di uids, and Patin) ,Nous,. ' Is - Secretary of From Hall . Likes to turn "Tot" Toretti in - Casino,,"becausei he says, "Toted], can't take it when he loses" : Has worn No 18 jersey in his three years lime as vaulty end . , '- Was captain in the Maryland game • ' , Rumps gas on Sundays ,at one of the service stations in town ~. Played fresh man baseball and plans on going out fit the vat sit'y next sluing ' Claims that Chicketneo, of Pitt, nas‘the hardest-hitting blocker to get.hirn'., - Runs the candy store in , FieSt Hall , Loves spinach ' . _Hxpects the Penn tame to be t . . Close, hat &fought bittle. , _, , Grid Moiries Planned , 0 • .-Illotlon pictures , of, the Nlttany Lion .grid encounters, with Cornell; Lehigh, and possibly Syracuse will be sh9iin at a meeting of,tbe Penn State Club in Room 405, Old'Arain, fi at? 30-Sniurddy PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Lion Frosh. Shut Out Bucknell Eleven, 20-0 By BRAD Slinging then total of vletot ;es ID duet. out of foul games, the Nittany fiosh football team tri umphed over' the Bucknell yea: - bags, 20-0, on the practice field Satin day 'afternoon A contest with the Ai my plebes at West Point on Wednesday, Nov 9, will close the Lion' cubs' five game season The Bucknell game betted the Lion cubs no serious in u ies. Johnny "Pepper " Peti el la, howeyei, is non an the infilin riy with an infected blister An end aiomfd play by Bill Bates, the same play that tucked both Pitt and Camel!, netted the fist score of the game Othei touchdowns were gained by Torn Megingee on a pass from' Bill Smaltz and by Biuce Paulhamus on a plunge through son - Leo Houck, , son of the Lieu boxing coach and fresh bootball tanino, 'calmed an ambition when he stem ted in the backfield against the Bison cubs After ieemying a Bison kick in 11w Inst quaff ter on then oun 20- Nard market,_ the State team matched steadily (limn the field to the Bucknell goal The flashy Petiella, an an off tackle clash, ion the ball ham the State 40 to the Bucknell 10 Bill Smaltz, on lnh successive power doves through cenlei, pushed the bill to the Bucknell 4-ya-rd-bne -Bate,, flint stung end and tap Lafayette Grid Game Ticket Sale Continues In Room 107, Old Main The vole of tickets fm the Lafa3ette, football game Satin dal stinted In Room 107 Old ,hale, yesteiday and nil! con thole until the time of the game at 230 p in The new seating al rangement will he in effect tot the game, Retold R Gilhett, as sistant to the gradhate manager of 'athletics, announced yester day, .) By 808, WILSON Anthony Joseph Giannantomo, Lion halfback who has cleated constet nation among op p o sin g teams and lanotype °palatal A alike, has never seated a point in his en tree-football cal em Giannantonio (pronounced "Gee an-an-tomo") is a No 2 back And according to Definition 23 of Sec tion 17 in the Spoi is Wcitets Man ual, a No 2 back I the blocking back And the blocking back on a team that uses the Warner Single Wingback offense never (nit les the 'pall- Hence, Giannantomo t basilevei I'iLoled because he newel cam ies'the Lull Article B under Definition 23 states fui the! that the blocking back must be reasonably fast, must be an (=mate diagnostitian of ' days and a, deadly tackler And Manniutonio (if V.(' may say so) is all of these Vital statistics. Because, his coach at South Philly Hi couldn't pronounce his name the first day that roll was'called, Tony,was giv en the nickname "Gee" v.hich has stuck eve' since He %tants, more than anything else; to go to Ireland to see one Sally Mac Quite, the old lush woman who took clue of him until he \vas almost nine years old .. Gee also plays a nice game of baseball at shortstop He played and batted clean-up , foi Mont Alto this summer and plans to go ,out for the Lion varsity in the Spting . Gee, incidentitlly,"is in the Forestry school His big- gest Until was Just playing against Pitt last year Goes to the show _almost every -night (likes Claik Gable and Mysna Loy best) and gets a big kick out of beating Mrs Higgins at double solitaire . Doesn't save clippings of anything . Has,,iust started to giow a mustache . Is a member of Alpha Phi 'Delta Fiateinity J Likes nothing bettei than football . And his ultimate aim in life Is "to have a loin fuends andno one , nues." . ROLLER SKATE Every Friday , and Sunday liltlll 11 ' ,'2,HECLA PARK; '7 Mllee't of Bellefonte tam foi the day, then coined the ball over 'on an end around play Bill Smalt/ locked the extia point on a placement. ,Marty eus' freshmen began the second quarter with an tntne new team except Smaltz in the backfield A pass, Smelt? to Laßatio,biought the ball from the Bi,on 'lO to the 7 lard stripe Thei e the Lion fiosh oere thrown for a lobs on two plays but iecoveied their non fumble on the Bison 14 yard line Smelt? 'then threw .1 pass on the next play to Tom Megaigee, substitute end, who caught it mei the goal for the see red Lion stoic Smaltz again con vetted on a placement Late: in the same num tei Bruce Pau!humus iFed a' pass from the Bison 11 to the Bucknell 9 Shutt, NitLim substitute back, drove though center to the Bison 3 void 4i me PaullitimuY theli -plowed tin ough tenter to win the thud (Continued On Page Four) INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS With lan quarrel•thutl matt hes ;the lib pilled off MD I=lllll foot ball competition should i.oine to a close some time this meek the anal ter-finals That slay, Phi Delta Theta came off with .t 70 win met the defending chant Pions Karin' Sigma, soul Alpha Phi Delta beat last 3 ear's defeated fi nalist PI Kappa Alpha In the last second round match placed on Thin sdm, Alpha Chi ,Sigma made the most at a saints and won from Alpha Zeta S - Phi Dolt scoted in the gist half when Flanlc Kingtion intercepted a Kuppn Sig pas,;rtin 30 yards and later ailed to Buck) :Mitchell alto tallied Harold Ftry kicked the el tin point, the ball hitting , the two upright, nod the cloqg bni before it sent ac 1 . 09, Passel 'Billy Neale and Reeehrets Bill Lewis and Bob Monte led the Kappa Sig attabk which tolled up flee Iltst don ns to none for Phi Dell Alpha Phi Delta took PI Kappa Alpha in a close game, the final count being 21 in dust downs The s Insets made their lost first down jtit"," a minute before the game ended Alpha Chl Sigma scored a safety catly in the game when John Hoff man find Bob Buechnet caught an Alpha Zeta ball. ran ier behind his goal and topped this with a 40. Nald touchdown tun later in the hall t by Mlles Colwell on I shwa pass Coin Bud Maya: Alpha Zeta countered when Will Sutton took a slant pass in the second half and ran 10 yauls to score Cub Booters Hold, Cornell TO 1-1 Tie In ' Second Match -A iemvenated Lion cub t soccer team came back in the thud pee reod to tie the Cornell fieshmen in their second scheduled game of the season at Ithaca, N. Y Satin day afternoon Comell scored fist before the end of , the initial quartet when DePlanque dribbled though the State defense foi the tally. Dur mg the second pei nal both teams battled on even tetnis with Al Ades playing stellar swim to halt the Column onslaughts Hitting then sit ale soon after the thud quarter was underpay, the Lien foienids (hove the ball Deep into Cm nell ten tory loom e here Al Baldwin came though pith the goal , Neithei team was able to peoe hate the other's tightening de fense before the end of the egula- WI time Aftei playing two additional peliods, Coach Clyde Underwood's charges wel c still unable to bleak the tie Why - Wait? With These Automatic "Cigarette Dispensers You Always, Get . . . • Rapid Serlice • Fresh Cigarettes • Choice of Brands • Free Matches i Edward H. Adamitz- Cigarette Service- / Booters Gird For Powerful Middies Team By MANNY ROTH Ftesh from triumphs over Amy and Broon, Bill Jeffiev's high th ing 4,ra eel men are limbering- up for the toughest home meet of the season v.ith an undefeated Na squad here on Sattudar afternoon The hooters nipped the Cadets at West Point, 10. Wednesday, to stretch their victor!, streak to 37 . games without loss in live years Sam Davies, Inside left, booted in the lone tally In a desperate tithe ton and goal in the last tun mitt , dates of play, after Ft anny tlegrail had dribbled the hall to scoring position A spectaculat offensive , Thoun Univerfit!, squad meat done to 7-3 defeat at Providence, R I, Thursday ashen the' leffreN men again loosened !hell sooting bat age Mapla)lng the - best offence of any of the Lion opponents this sea sot,' the Brown coccermen succeed ed io hie:thing tin ough lot Mee goals, first seined agalnst the tel freymen in nine contests Fiona% llearail continued his sent leg spree as he tallied two 4041, while Sam Davies l and tins Bigott each scot ed ,two mote Bob . I,3rtr4t accounted,to: the 'emitting Lion tall!, Outstanding for t h e lose' s ens Jackson, center foram d, - m ham ler frey considers the best lineman he has seen in action in the 191 S cam paign Jackson booted in lee of Brown's three goals Walt Paiute', Walt Hostel man, Van Hat tome, and Sant' Da‘ies =pat bled throughout the game in effective passing and hmddn h log offensil e m orb The wiles milli Nil”, opened in 1922 and inter upted from 1929 to 1914 is one of the longest stand ing in collegiate space' competi tion Only is ice have the Middies managed to defeat' the Lions din ing this period—ln 1927 and again in 1925 Lineups for the - Mown game Moran ' Penn State 0 Knerger - - Haag RP Kelly Selntim LP Merman Alm n in RH Peck tresterman CH Him Painter LIT Cliin elt Itei OR Ream (Is Jim tmnn IFt Harrington - Lt net CP Jackson Alegi nil I L Hooke: Davies OL Son is . Bigott Coals—Penn State Meg'tail 2, Davies 2 Ettgott 2, 1,7,1n4t Moult, Jackson 2, Sant,' Swim Squad-Starts Workouts In Pool Having completed a month of loutdom conditioning Coach Bob Galbinith's vatsity and freshmen su Immo s began ivoi louts i n Glennlantl pool !,esteitlay The taw squads, made up of about 25 candidates each, il dl mantic° daily flora 4 to 5 30 p in in piepaiation lot a steenuous season that begins Januai y 8 Coach Galbiaith announced that gime is still loom on the squad for - min e'iiinchdates- and Intel est-. ed students should a mina to th'es pool at 4 p in any afternoon A call has also been Fsued lot second-assistant b , A men ng mane gets Candidates at e asked to e pmt at the pool at 4 p in today of tonna ow HOME SITES The Future of State College MEANS MORE HOMES AND APARTMENTS MANOR HILLS, situate betueen the Fraternity Section and the Centre Hills Country Club In the Borough, has taken on its Fall Beauty Come and see it Tom home amidst its beauty ma} appeal to you Pont mum Omit) tot selection chile mices ate lon is.NOW EUGENE H. LEDERER Developer of the Fraternity Section 114 E. Beaver Ave, State College Dial 4066 X-Countrymen Nip Orange, 25-30, For , Season's Third Win Bill Smith, Lion harrmi, ran himself right up among the favorites to cop hist honors in the IC-4A cross-country championships in New York City Nov 14, when he bi oke the local course record by 46 seconds as the Lion varsity harm' s defeated a powerful Syracuse squad, 25-30, Sat in day for then' thu d dual victor y of the season Setting a blisteting pace from the beginning and nesci seeming to slim up, Smith led all the v, iv and finished over a quaitei mile ~head of Chez lev Southard and Jesse Cavallei, Oiangemen uho took second and thud in last veal'. Intel collegiates Smith uas clocked in 4 42 fm the first mile, 'I 44 for the tuo mire, 15 08 at the thiee rule mark and completed the measuied five miles 'in the phenomenal time of 25 minutes and 24 seconds This bloke by 41, seconds the loci:a d of 26 minutes 10 seconds established by for mei captain Pete.Olexv tun NCIIIS ago in a time-ti ial fro the ,1 IC-4's Shots ing gloat imptorement and ptomise of e'en better vet to tome, ' , tank Manic took fourth Once lot the Lions as he folltmed Southard and Cavahet amocs the line in 21, 59 Giabarn ILllei, funning his best •ace to date, gi ebbed fifth posi tion foi State ulth the good time of 27 21 Sixth one N%ll, Obi lest, of Sylacuse Captain Chalk.% Pieicc nos la idly closing in on Obilest as he gaineied seventh place cm the Nittanvmen and light on his heels camc team-mate lohnm Strange in eighth position Strange, a benim nho non the 7ntiamutalci cgs-counti y tun last Neal and who i. competing in his first seakon of vai say running, knocked neatly a minute ofl his pi et ions best time as - he nos clocked in 27 71 Taking ninth place V. as Steve Dow, Orangeman nhoism as Steve Romano% ski last season but Nth.) has officially changed his name Ms time Rns 27 45 Also shoning improvement over pi emus pet tot mantes, Hci b Nrp son took tenth place lot the Lions in 28 08 Be Nuts followed by Bail cy and Cammilli of Syracuse in Eget enth and tnelfth places tespec ively Bill Gi lest nas the seventh Islittanvinan in taking 11th place ilostettlei and Luti, i nosing as non,toiing Lions; acre 17th and 18th, in that °idol With victories over Manhattan, Page Three Lehigh and Sytal...use to then et e tht, the State }millets base begun pn eparations fin then last dual meet of the season against Pitt this Satin day Though' Coach Chick Wel nei does not eonsidet Pitt to be rinvuheie neat no stiong as Syracuse, be is not allowing his team to let down
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