.-----•:.,: :F:i.•tiii,AV : ; : ,S.l M m 8;.1641 7 i . .ii,giiti;,.l64l. Brown Wins leg In Pileup Al Scrimmage The bad cousin of Lady Luck .stalked the Nittany Lion football tenni yesterday. as Sparky Brown, fleet •tailbaak, _injured his leg in .Practice scrimmage. An X-ray re vealed that no bones were broken in his leg s but today another X-ray will be taken to determine the con ditibh of his foot. Brown sparkled in the practice session, especially on . the defense. He was running hard and turning in long gains for his team when he was injured in a pile-up. Practicing defense against Col gate passes, the Lion eleven show ed improvement in- their - work. Chuck •Raysor threatens to develop into a backer-up with a keen sense for diagnosing plays .before they got under way. Several alert de fensive plays were handled by,the 165-pound center. Bill Debler, although completing hiS second &Ty in uniform, fought hard at the wingback post. With more experience the baseball cap tain may. be a valuablereserve. As a hint that the Nittany : team will have to use all its craft against opponentS, the Hig sent fullback Bill Smaltz through a kicking drill. Big Bill- got off several A-1 kicks, some of them-sailing 60. and 65 yards. ;Smaltz and Schoonover al so teamed up .to complete a 40- yard- goal -line pass for the only score - of the scrimmage. Jack- Banbury donned shoulder pads. for the first time. yesterday. 1-lis shoulder injury has healed suf ficiently-. to . take part • in - ,heavy -practiCe. ' Wilbur Van Lenten, nursing an injured back, took part in the scrimmage for a few plays, but was not allowed to play long. Dodgers Clinch Pennant As Cardsßow Totua beloved• "Burns" elincliedllie*ational , ,League pen natit 3 , .esterday by defeating Bos ton,. 6 - = . o,'•while the St. Louis Car dinal's' taint = . lopes- were blasted by. the Pittsburgh Pirates; - • Veterah• Whit Wyatt chalked up his 22nd victory of the season as he'shut out the 'Braves to assure the., 'latbushers • their firSt flag. since 1920. Tom Earley was the losing slabman. - After beindthe Cardinals' favor, ite "cousins"' all year; the fourth= place Pirates tasted sweet revenge yesterday by knocking the desper ately-battling 'Gashousers out of the running behind Max Butcher's five-hit pitching. Southpaw- Ernie White hurled for the losers. '45 Tennis Calls 'Made - Registration of freshman candi dates for the tennis team may he made at Student Union Desk•and the Athletic Store. Tryouts. begin Tuesday, George E, Potter '43; manager,, announced last night. • , 7. . -.. : ~ ' i I.' ..., _ 4',,. ; 8• .:. ,: 74 .. ...... t • dgri , ... . . - i,;y.. m , Right Out Front This filing link soft-feeling leas Mansfield Grk worthy of you spection... todv Mansfict Grenadier; $5.50 to $6.95 • clu D g l jaat 414 Conditioning kills Taken By Frosh Football Team Conditioning drills took up the short practice the freshman foot ball squad of nearly 50 candidates were given by. Coach Marty Mc- Andrews yesterday. The squad, as a whole, looks like a tall and heavy one. Among the most promising players, judging 'from of►ly a light passing drill on Wednesday, will be Dave and Harry Alston, brothers. The two boys were standout halfbacks at Midland last year. The Alston-to• Alston passing combination recorded several good forward passes in Wednesday's drill. Dave has the better passing arm and his brother is a very cap able receiver. One of the most startling blows befell the Lion yearlings . when Jake'Abrams, brilliant halfback from Jeanette who rampaged op ponents' secondary defenses last year, decided to transfer to Miami to attend college. However, Coach McAndrews still has plenty of talent to draw from in order to produce the :best yearl ing squad, in the Nittany Valley for a long ,tinie. IN BELLEFONTE IT'S THE HOFBRAU FOR • SEA FOOD-=STEAKS and CHOPS SPAGHETTI - - . LIQUORS Served in a Modern, Air-Conditioned Grille • featured—Earl' Kennedy At The Solovox THE HOFBRAU 6 E. Bishop St.—Bellefonte ThE DAILY COLLEGIAN Nittany Eight Lion Grid Games '45 X-Country Team Will Be Broadcast This Season In Light Workouts - With more than 20 candidates Lehigh, October 25 Haring, already in uniform, freshman WWSW, W,TAC, WLEU, WPIC Cross-country Coach, Bob Grieve, '_ is still limiting his boys to light WKST, WCED, WMBS. workouts. NYU, November I—Haring or More harrier aspirants are ex- Barry, KDKA. petted daily, and Coach Grieve Syracuse, November 8 Barry, hopes to soon have his yearlings WGY, WBNY, KDKA. in -top form. The frosh will face West Virginia, November 15 Cornell and Syracuse, two of the Woody Wolf, KDKA. top hill-and-dale outfits in the South Carolina, November 29 east, nefore entering the IC4A's. (announcer to be named) WWSW, WLEU, WFBC, WjAC; WPIC, Temple University has 599 NYA WKST, WCED, WMBS. students. Eight of nine Nittany Lion games will be broadcast this year to foot ball fans, it was announced yester day. Only the tilt with Pittsburgh will - not be aired on November 22. Three capable grid experts will announce the games—Jack Barry Haring, and Woody Wolf. To assist the fans find stations, a kilocycle guide for stations will be published Tuesday. Since the air lanes will be crowd ed with football games this fall, a majority of small stations will carry the Penn State games. The three strongest stations will he KDKA, WGY, and WIP. The schedule, including announcers and stations, is: Colgate, October 4—Jack Barry, KDKA., Bucknell, October 11=Claude Haring or Barry, WWSW, WEEU, WKOK, WJAC, WLEU,, WPIC, WKST, WCED, WA/IBS. Temple, October 18 ---- Haring, WIP, WWSW, W.TAC, WLEU, WPIC, WKST, WOED, WMBS. THREE DATES ON YOUR MUST LIST THE CAMPUS OWLS SATURDAY, SEPT. '2l AT HEILA PARK • THURSDAY OCT. 2 AT FRESHMAN THESPIAN SHOW •: FRIDAY, OCT„ 10 AT COLLEGIAN DANCE FOR BOOKING CALL JIMMIE McADAM 2561 The First Big Dance of the Year ^\;;.: • Buy yourself The University Gab—a brand new LEE Water-Bloc* that costs onlyss.,You're in one of the smoothest hats - you ever wore (with matching gabardine band and brim binding) . . . You're in style with your hat and in clover with the gals! -- LEE HATS 358 Fifth Avenue, New York * Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. 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