'WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1941 Brosky Injures Frosh Soccermen . Beat Johnny Fleming. . . Centre Hall High, 5-0 Knee In Opener - • Proving that they are worthy Shatters Record running mates of their famous big brothers, the Lion cub soccermen Bernie Brosky, 210-pound tackle It's getting to be a habit. over 5-0 an easy d t i regsere y victory sprained his left knee in the Col -Johnny Fleming, senior coed, prac-h school in a Hall hi g gate game and will watch Satur- Centrebroke her own course record day's Bucknell-Nittany Lion tilt tice game_ yesterday. slowfirst quarter ' again yesterday afternoon with a The _terAfter a in "grand stand play- from, the sidelines, it was learnedin 75, three under the old record of which the visitors narrowly miss er'y has been applied from time yesterday. Receiving the only ma-78, set last week on the College ed scoring, the yearling booter to time to athletes in practically joy injury, Brosky - developed a S Golf Course. hadmatters then own way for every sport existent. Only in slight limp in the Colgate battle,Miss Fleming was playing in the rest of the contest despite the field of cross country run- and it turned out to be worse thana three-some with Golf Captain ning has this application been expected. • some faulty coordination. Chuck Seebold, who also carded lacking and it's very easily seen, Big Mike Kerns, Brosky's run- Red McKenna, nimble-footed a 75, and Don Hart, another v_er inside left, scored the first goal at without stretching the imagine-. ning mate at tackle, joined him in sity golfer, who carded a 74. the beginning of the second frame. tion, 'why this is the case. The the Infirmary after he twisted his Then Frank Klase, center for= The record which Miss Flem poor cross country plodder has right knee and ankle in yesterday's ing broke last week was one •no crowd 'to show off, for.which she set two years ago the scoring, booting one goal in . practice scrimmage. However, it ward, took charge of the rest of The football, baseball and bas- is expected that Kerns will quick- the second period, one in the third, with a 79. ketball player can always swagger ly recover, but he may not see Miss Fleming's card: •a bit and even outdo himself' with much action against Bucknell. and two in the fourth. The frosh backfield did a corn- Hole Out: good hopes of getting an- extra The Lions went through light ting job of intercepting . p cheer from the spectatbrs. Now contact drills yesterday, seeking to mendablePar enemy passes, arid Bob Gehratt's J. F. don't get us . wiing. We aren't' GUNS FOR BISONS • Captain • - perfect an airtight defense against accusing him of showing off but • . Buckpell's running and Passing at- work in setting up potential scores I n: Charles Nagel, burly tackle;will from his wing position was out it certainly spurs en athlete oh to 'lead Jim IBonham,' a guard who Hole the Bucknell. Bisons into grid tack. ' standing. greater performances when hesaw much service in the Colgate Par combat against the Lions onSatur knpws they are appreciated by •., encounter, dislocated a finger but J. F day. Bucknell has a reputation-of 'his followers. ..• will probably be ready Saturday. being in top form when it-clashes • But 'take the hill and dale run- - • Another "scat" back was added with Nittany squads. Max Peters Joins .._ ner. From Monday to Friday' he • • to the Nittany' ackfield yesterday. keeps - in shape by jogging a mere. - Billy Mazzocco, last year's 127- • . eighiy miles or so over the golf pound boxing 'artist who was de- course endangering hiS• life every dared ineligible, reported for the X7Country Team • minute With - golf ' balls flying a E arly Spartans first time. NOW weighing about him from every direction except , . 145, Mazzocco will probably seek Sticking to his pessimistic' pre-... the one .he's watching. (We al- in action in the left halfback post. diction for a poor season, Cross most put one of Chick Werner's Firs! -Soccermen 'No longer does Ralph Ventres- Country Coach Chick Werner sent boys out of commission last week :•• • • - co's knee injury hamper him. The his charges through a stiff three with a well-aimed slice on the When Bill Jeffrey's Nittany junior tailback ran several plays mile time trial yesterday after _ ninth). • . Lion 'booters take - the field against yesterday and will be a valuable noon. .. • • He looks forward to Saturday Colgate Saturday, they will be asset to the backfield, Coach (Rig- Even the decision er lvfax Peters .even more than...the All-American participating in a game th a t i s gins said. 1 Higgins tested Ventres- to join the varsity in the opening helfback: because that's his day one of the oldest and most copu- co against Colgate and decided that meet against Manhattan didn't of rest. On Saturdays the dual he is now ready to return to action. lar team games in the world.make a dent in the harrier men meets take place and he only, has tor's opinions. ' The origin of soccer dates back One of the most pleasant sur to run five miles. That's like prises that Coach Higgins received PeterS a senior letterman in as far as 500 B. C., when Spar- , , asking the .marathon runner to. track, and captain of the ski team, tans - engaged in a hurly-burly in the season's opener was that Bill jog dowri_ to the corner store on • . _ . . Debler is a shifty and talented run- has been working out in the hill sport with an inflated animal bled an errand. and-dale sport since practice be- On. der and an array of players on ner, even against heavier and more Saturdays too, if the pow- .gan over a month ago, supposedly each • side. The Romans, .too, experienced players. Debler tore ers that be are condescending to get in shape for skiing. took a 'films , at the game until off several damaging gains throUgh enough, he gets a chance to be .took •Red 'Raider secondary. The short, squat athlete has Caeser Au;usfus abolished it in ' in the limelight for ,a few fleet-With Pepper Petrella, Ventresco, been puffing around with the yar n B. C. • ing moments. During hpme meets Debler and possibly Mazzocco at sity quite well, keeping up with he is permitted to finiSir-on the • - .... .... the-left halfback post, the running- the leaders each day. Beaver Field track between helyes . back spot promises to be a head- In yesterday's workout Peters of football games and getS a McFarland And Marietta ache to the Nittany opponents. placed third, behind Norm Gor .sweet, though short, taste of i= 11 don and Captain Alex Bourgerie. cheers. M ay Perfect Drop Kick -- 'Coach Higgins expressed his Gordon's time for the three-mile pleasure- at the staunch showing To be truthful, we can't for the . It seems that everyone has the 'of the Nittany forward wall in gen- drill was 16:10, 26 seconds faster life of us see any sanity in the > than the cross-country captain. • drop-kicking fever on the Nittany eral. .Especially did John Jaffurs killing grind the cross country football squad. guard, play a hard' game. Bob Wear Peters was timed at 17:02, corn runner goes through every fall. at center was another standout, ing in ahead of Curt Stone and •But then anyone who has the Before practice every day _sev- particularly on defense. • Bob Faloon. Pop Thiel and Herm ambition and guts to run . Ave • eral players are .trying their foot . Goffberg could not report for the •miles at a gruelling pace is out, of at the. art just for the fun of it. our class.. He deserves a per- But Charlie lylclearland, _reserve St rong Frosh Eleven . drill because of late classes. ... ,manent 'shrine in the Hell-Of Fame fullback, and Oriental Martella, - where even the AR-Americans- reserve center, now send the ball Faces Bucknell -Saturday should be.made to yield to him/ tl.l over the gpal posts with no un- of honor at the altar. certainty. Coach Marty McAndrews ex placeCoach Bob Higgins frowns upon pects to start a strong freshman • - team against the Bucknell year .. . using a drop-kick - for scoring Mat Cali Issued 2' ' • punch because it , is too difficult to lings on. New Beaver Field Sat urday morning. Especially in the Candidates for the varsity and synchronize the drop of the ball backfield, the Lions will present freshman wrestling squads should and the player's toe.. Neverthe report, to Coach Charlie Speidel less, Charlie - McFarland was call- a dangerous threat to the little Bisons. at the wrestling 'mats in Rec Hall ed upon to display his art in the Dave and Harry Alston will next Tuesday, it was announced practice game with- Lock Haven lay , p at the left and right half today. . . Teachers two weeks ago and made back positions, respectively. Ray • good one out of two. -- Ulinski will occupy the quarter _ back slot and Bob Weitzel has • earned the starting assignment at fullback. The line is still indefinite,' but Joe Cacovic, former All-State cen ter; will undoubtedly be at cen ter. Steve Suhey at guard and Red Moore at tackle ' are reason ably certain of staking. 1 01111111111111111111111111111111111111411111111111111111111110111111 ;Between The Lions With PAT NAGETepERG 011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111i11 1111 THE PENN STATE PLAYERS are here with • THE MALE ANIMAL He'll roar You'll roar SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11 Single ICC plus 7:30 P. M.—Auditorium Admission JJ Sc tax / SAVE—BUY A SEASON Season Ticket $9.50 plus TICKET 5 Big Shows LA 25c tax • Tickets• Now At Student Union , John Barr Gels Job In Defense Training John E. Barr '4l, has peen ap pointed as an administrative as sistant in the new Engineering, Science and Management De fense Training program. Barr was captain of the varsity basketball team. In his new posi tion he will assist J. Ewing Ken nedy, - the College extension re presentative in the central district of the state. Barr has been as signed to the York area. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN All-College Golf Tourney Set To Get Underway Thirty-one golfers will tee-off some time this week to begin the All-College Golf Tournament, Coach Bob Rutherford announced yesterday. The seedings in the two-flight tournament were 'completed yes terday afternoon, and arrange ments to get under way immediate ly were begun. • First round matches must be played by Saturday, but Coach Rutherford has requested that they be played as soon as :possible. Southern life and economy are to be interpreted in educational and dramatic films to be produced at the University of North Caro lina. PAGE THREE 12345 6 7 8 9 4 4 3 4 4 3 5 4 4-35 5 4 3 4 4 3 6 4 4-37 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 3 5 3 4 4 4 3 4 4-34 4 6 3 5 5 5 3 4 3-38 New qqdcr-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 1. Does not rot dresses or men's shirts. Does not irritate skin. 2. 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