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Soccer Coaches
Md.2nd Clinic
• Forty coaches and many high
school soccer players from all sec
tions of. the state gathered in Rec
Hall Saturday morning for the sec
ond Penn State sponsored soccer
clinic. Last year a .group of Har
risburg newspapers conducted a
similar clinic in that city. .
■The clinic opened with a speech
iOf welcome by Dr. Lloyd M. Jones,
new professor of physical educa
tion. This was followed by talks
by Penn State Coach v Bill Jeffrey
and Jimmy/Walders, referee.'
. Jeffrey spoke on soccer, from the
Standpoint of the coach, and Wald
ers talked about the game from
the official’s viewpoint.
. An exhibition by Nittany hoot
ers was given of “soccer-volley
ball." This game is used almost
exclusively by Penn State and is
employed to teach the players to
use their feet and heads.
. lii the afternoon, motion pictures
*were shown of an international pro
game in New York between an
English team and picked players
from professional teams around
Philadelphia. This was followed by
a slow-motion movie of a, game
between Massachusetts State and
Springfield College.
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On The Cuff
My laundry came back yester
day and on one of‘the shirt cuffs
I discovered these notations, scrib
bled and forgotten, but forever
preserved, because I used an in
delible pencil. As I remember, I
took the notes while attending
practice sessions of Bob Higgins’
Lion gridders.
The-.jottings were taken in my
usual cryptic fashion and after de
ciphering, them here is what I dis
covered
Hot Pepper—means that Pepper
Petrella is at it again, flashing the
form which made him Penn State’s
most dangerous back in'1939.. He
may push Chuck Peters to the hilt
for the Starting tail back post.
. Boomtowh—this was a tough
one" to’ decode, but it means that
tackle which Tom Vargo. slapped
on. Hank Day in Saturday’s scrim
mage. It was a typical Vargo tac
kle, and the thud that echoed
across New Beaver Field is rumor
ed to have, shook the water tower.
Yoho and a bottle—a notation in
remembrance of the fighting de
fensive work of Red Yoho, a guard
..who can’t tip the scales at 175 with
his arms full of bricks. But in
Saturday’s scrimmage the red
head pushed some of the big first
stringers around with such ease
that they thought he had Frketich
in his pocket.
Ugh—chief syllable used by all
football players when they wash
their mouths out with salt water,
provided instead of pure drinking
water. Also used by Frketich and
Jack Kearns at training table when
they face their usual portion of
fruit dishes—commonly called the
“fat man’s menu.”
Big Top—a descriptive phrase
for Paul "Weaver’s shoulders. I
haven’t been able to find out what
he uses for shoulder pads, though
it is rumored that the Bellefonte
Central is missing two six foot
steel rails.
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ond semester last year and placed
36th among the men’s social fra
ternities. This was omitted in the
standings published
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75 Freshmen Report
For First Grid Meeting
About 75 freshman football can
didates reported for a preliminary
meeting in Irvin Hall yesterday
afternoon.
Practice officially opens tomor
row afternoon with the first ses
sion scheduled for 3 p.m. About
25 frosh have already been.equip
ped and are running through light
informal drills daily.
Coach Marty McAndrews an
nounced that negotiations are un
derway to have Stu Smith, a mem
ber of the professional Pittsburgh
Steelers (Pirates) for the past two
years, join the coaching staff.
The addition of Smith would
bring the freshman grid staff to
six in number. The others, not in
cluding McAndrews, are Angelo
Conte, Dan DeMarino, John Nix
on, and Steve Rollins. Leo Houck,
boxing coach, is, the trainer.
Soccer Captain Runs
On Track Team, Too
Running is one task that Walt
Hosterman, captain of State's
seven-year undefeated soccer
team, never get’s tired of doing.
When Hosterman isn’t out on
the track striving to keep within
range of Barney Ewell’s dust-"
spreading feet, he is dashing up
and down the soccer field, per
forming at half back for “Genial
Bill’’ Jeffrey.
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Sophomores Defeat Reserves, 6-0,
As Higgins Gives Varsity Holiday^
Browns, Day and Gramly
Star In Intersquad Drill
Coach Bob Higgins accomplish
ed a two-fold- purpose yesterday
afternoon when he sent an eleven
composed mostly of last year’s
freshman team against a mixed
team of sophomores and varsity
reserves who had seen little scrim
mage action to date. ■* ■
It gave the Lion, mentor a
chance to size up some of the boys
who will have to bolster the Nit
tany reserve strength and the
manner in which the. two teams
tore into each other proved con
clusively how, hungry they 'were
for contact work; Finding them
selves in the temporary spotlight,
the gridders gave their best and
in quite a few instances it was
good enough. •
The new shining .stars of yester
day’s fray were Earl Brown, John
Day and L’en Gramly, all backs.
Though" handicapped*; by lack of
weight Brown and- Gramly- are
both very hard-running lads who
should prove valuable assets to
‘the. varsity ranks, ;
The end of. the hour’s scrim
mage found the sophomore team
bn the long end of a 6 'to 0 score.
The lone touchdown was made
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early in the first period on. a." long
pass from Ventrescb to Krouse
who had just entered the |ray.
Ralph forwarded from his own 30
to Krouse who caught the bill oil
the opponent’s 30 hhd outran the
secondary for the six pointer. .. ,
Day is a climax runner of
Chuck Peters’ style and gets away
for a long run soonet or later.
Former Lion Gridders
Named To Coaching Staff
Steve Rollins, hard running:
back of last year’s strong eleven,
and Angelo Conte, reserve end in
1938, have been appointed "to the'
freshman football coaching stafljby.
Dean Carl P. Schott- of the School
of Physical Education and . Ath*
letics. : They Will' replace Johnny -
Patrick and Joe Toretti. ’ ~
Another addition, to the staff is
John Nixon, former Pomona Col-"
lege, California, three-letter man;
and'a- Phi Beta Kappa student;
Nixon is now working for his doc
tor’s degree, having earned" his
master’s last .year.. . . ■ \
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