TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 194'0 Nittany Lion Hallett Edged Out By Sytactise In Tight Duel, 27-28 Captain Bill Smith and Chet Snyder were not enough to stave off .a superior Syracuse cross country team when the Orangemen edged out the Nittany harriers, 27- 28, in the last home dual meet held here Friday morning. Snyder .ran the best race of his career when he fought off Wes Stansbury and Lynn Radcliffe in a close finish. Smith, diminutive Lion pacemaker, led the way with a fast 26:23 five-mile time over a muddy course in his final home appearance. Without the aid of a well-bal anced squad because of an epide mic of injuries, the Lion harriers struggled to seventh, eighth and tenth positions with Pop Thiel, Vern Kotz, and Dusty Rhodes fin ishing in that order. • Jaffurs Hurt. As Orbsh Bow. To Syracuse, 20.12 Paul Schlegel will probably take Over the right guard spot on the frosh grid team in place of John Jaffrus who will_ be out for at least a week suffering from severe, 'cuts about the face received as the yearlings lost to Syracuse,. 20-12, Saturday. Chappy Peters was instrumental in scoring both Lion touchdowns against the little Orangemen. . . . . _ . . FOR HOUSEPARTY !! ! .. > Inspire romance with a coiffure that cap tures your glamorous spirits and stresses .-‘, all your feminine prettiness. ii, • . • 'l . , - ) r_ v BEAUT . E. , , . or - SALON - PHONE 2071 GLENNLAND BLDG. • , .„. . Catch-Your Man On SADIE HAWKINS -DAY I• And rake Him To Mortar Board's SPINSTERS' SKIP White Hail Nov. 9 Informal Diess 9.12 THESPIANS PRESENT .. - November - "THE BALLOON. GOES UP" Seven and 2 P. M. . TICKETS ON SALE AT STUDENT UNION AND CORNER ROOM • No Reserved Seats —Tickets Sold In Blocks of 50 Upon Request )1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Between The Lions WITH DICK PETERS 11111111111311111ili111111111111111111111111111111111 1 11 111111111111111 Weekend Recovery Thoroughly satisfied with the Lions' power-laden win over Tem ple, chief speculation now in the minds of Penn State grid enthusi astkis, without doubt, whether the Nittanymen are headed for their first undefeated season since 1920. At the halfway mark in their schedule, a clean sheet behind them, Bob Higgins' lads find them selves in a really tough Spot. Un beaten teams are the apple of every football opponents' eye. South Carolina, Syracuse, NYU, and Pitt, yet to be met by the up rushing Lions, will all be pointing to. their clash with the local grid men. All of them have tasted de-. feat at least twice, and a win over the potent State gridders would be a feather in their helmets. In fact, records to date would indicate that the locals'should have smooth sail-. irig . . but records can be wrong. Undefeated football teams usu ally lick themselves. They get overconfident. They let down: They get -careless. They take it easy against underdog opponents. Penn State's Lions must guard against this. Another danger lies in the don't give -a-hoot attitude which South Carolina, Syracuse, NYU, and Pitt will inject into their offenses. The four remaining Nittany enemies will throw every caution to the winds in an effort to outscore State. They'll pass the Lions dizzy, and even you'll admit the locals' aerial defense looked a little shaky against the Owls Saturday. But, looking at it from State's angle, the Temple fracas showed more than ever the strength of the Lions' forward wall and potency of the running attack. The corn bination of the two is what may make an undefeated season a real ity, but don't - lake that as a pre diction. -BTL-I Missing fire on the Fordham-St. Mary's and North Carolina-Tulane game, and being stymied by the Georgia-Kentucky deadlock, BTL predictions for the year dropped two percentage points to .785, now a grand total of 44 good guesses, 12 bad 'ones, and four ties. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Lion Booters -Crush Syracuse, 7-0, Saturday The Lion soccermen took one more step toward their eighth un defeated season Saturday - as they completely outclassed Syracuse and blanked the Orangemen, 7-0. Van Hartman led the Nittany men by tallying three of the'Lions' total, and Gringo Galindo was close behind with two. 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