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An alumnus of Perin State, Pri
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Fourteen. harriers, seven fresh
men and seven varsity men, will
leave at 8 a. m. today for Syra
cuse, N. Y., where they will meet
the Orange cross-country squads
tomorrow morning.
The seven varsity runners, Cap
tain Alex Bourgerie, Herm Goff
berg, Norm Gordon, Pop Thiel,
Bob Faloon, Curt Stone, and Mac
Smith, will meet the same - team
that won over the Lions last year
by a 27-28 score.
The frosh squad of Jerry Car
ver, Newman Draper, Joe Beach,
Paul Smith, John - McCall, Ed
Housely, and Ed Miller will face
the Syracuse Cubs in their first
encounter of the season.
This will be the lllth meeting
of the college varsities in the hill
and-dale sport Penn State has
an 11 to 6 edge - in the series.
Frosh Eleven To Bale
Colgate Away Tomorrow
Brilliant backfield talent of the
Nittany freshman eleven will be
thrown against the Colgate fresh
man team at Hamilton, New York
in an effort to keep the Lion vic
tory slate clean.
Coach Marty McAndrews also
has a wealth of linemen to open
holes for his backs, the line averag
ing nearly 195 pounds, However,
a leg injury may keep Steve Shuey,
a husky guard, from entering the
contest. Suhey's talent is expected
to make him a regular as soon as
his leg heals. •
While the freshman team is en
gaging- Colgate, the Lion junior
varsity will face Pitt on New Beav
er Field at 2 p. m. tomorrow.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
TAILBACK'S YARD—BiII Debler,
hard-running thilback, will be
visiting his own back yard in
Philadelphia. He will see action
against Temple and may add extra
offensive punch with his, knife
like gains.
Soccermen Meet
Bisons Tomorrow
A revamped, power-charged Nit
tany Lion soccer team is favored to
clear the second hurdle in its- path
to a ninth consecutive undefeated
season when its meets Buckhell - at
Lewisburg-tomorrow. .
Not satisfied with the Lions'
scoring punch in the opener against
Colgate last week, Coach Bill Jef
frey has given the lineup a. thor
ough shaking up, switching six
players to new positions. Some
finesse was sacrificed as emphasis
was placed on power.
Don Megrail, former center half
back, will - be at center forward;
Ned Corgan will play outside .left;
Anibal Galindo, inside right; Cap
tain Woody King, inside left; and
Charley Arnolds, center halfback.
Newcomer' Johnny Dufford, an
ice hockey player, will give the
team some much-needed rugged
ness at the right halfback spot. The
only positions unchanged will find
Johnny Struck at goal, Alan Heck
and 'Hap Freeman at fullback,
SamMy Schnure at left halfback,
and Smiley Williams at outside
right. • _
Reserves who
.may see action
against theßisons are Boyd Etters
and Max "Ch e noweth, backfield
man; and Bill Prichard, Ramzi
Gurcay, and Tommy Rittenhouse,
linemen.
Lien Eleven Faces Temple
(Continued from Page One)
Lion victory fortunes rest upon
a veteran backfield's ability to
match that of tt..e Owls. With
some of the forword wall's inex
perience wearing off, it will be
counted on to give. the backfield
more support.
Three new starting assignments
will be handed out in the Nittany
forward wall. Chuck • Raysor
will start at center, Ted Kratzke
will replace the injured John Jaf
furs at right guard, and big Mike
Kerns will take over a tackle post
after having recovered from a leg
injury.
The game will be broadcast over
stations WIP, WW SW
and WKST.
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The Philly Invasion
When it comes to dishing out
propaganda, Herr Goebbels has
nothing on college publicity writ
ers. Every day from September
'til Thanksgiving, newspapers are
submerged under an avalanche of
fabricated reports-eminating from
institutions. of higher gridiron
learning.
Take this highly rated Temple
team which will try to make mince
meat out of lion meat in Quaker
City tomorrow, If we're to be
lieve' scouting reports and news
paper write-ups, the Owls are
scheduled for a New Year's Day
engagement in one of the higher
priced bowls.
But something tells us that- our
Lions have paid little heed to the
reports or haven't read. the news
papers. And that something is the
tradition behind a Penn State team
when it plays in the City of Broth;:
erly Love. It has been our fortune
to witness six such invasions and
on each occasion, whether winning
or otherwise, State played sixty
minutes of smart, aggressive foot- .
ball.
On this year's records, the Owls
should have a dedlded edge over
the Blue and White after the final
whistle bloWs.. But remembering
last year's 18-0 .upset, as well as . the
spirit of Petiella's
contingent; cast our 'Vote for
State by Uhairbreadth margin.
Last Saturday's 'eight out of
nine' fortune telling boosted ' our
season average to .684. Here are
our selections for tomorrow' and
your guesi is as good, if not better,
than ours.
Duke over Colgate; Syracuse
over NYU; Minnesota over 'Pitt (if
the Panthers show up); Fordhain to
trample West Virginia; Lehigh over
Ursinus; Bucknell over Boston U.;
Penn over Princeton; Navy over
Cornell; and Dartmouth over Har
vard.
Students at New York city's four
municipal colleges last year con-._
tributed $972,000 in fees.
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