TUbSDAY. OCrOBER.2I, 1941
Pitt Tops Jayvees, 324 Strong Fresh Eleven
Mitt's strong jayvee football team it
rounced Penn State's junior var
sity, 32-0, i‘h a heavy downpour on 13y sheer power and drive, Penn
New Beaver Field Saturday. Aid- State's undefeated, untied, and un
d by the powerful drives of Pitt's scored on freshman eleven, led
• euter, left halfback, the Panthers by Negro halfback brothers Dave
'tallied once in the first quarter, and Harry Alstc,n, rolled over
' twice in the second quarter, and Colgate's. Little Red Raiders on
twice in the third. The Lions failed Saturday at Hamilton, N. Y., 21-0.
o threaten throUghout the encoun- The first yean,ng score came
.r. when Dave Alst( n spun around
end in the first quarter and then
drop-kicked the extra point. With
the second-string Lions operating
in the second• qua, ter, Bud Davis,
halfback, swept around end 16
yards to the one-;and line where
he la'.eralled to John Moody who
stepped over for the touchdown.
Davis dropkicked the extra point.
In the third quarter the Lions
started a 62-yard march to a score
by Dave Alston who plunged
over from the one-foot line. Guard
Leo Nobile place-Licked the extra
point - . The biggest piece of pay
dirt was torn from the foe ( by
Harry Alston in the sustained
drive. He ran a reverse for 25
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Though both first and second
string lines functioned like vet
erans, chores of backing up the
line were well handled by center
Joe Cackovic and quarterback Ray
Ulinski.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Few Lions Injured
For Lehigh Game
Emerging from the Temple tilt
with no serious injuries other than
taking a 14-0 beating, the Nittany
Lion eleven licked its wounds and
is preparing to pounce on Lehigh's
Engineers next Saturday in what
should be a breather for Penn
State.
Bill Sm'altz, veteran fullback
who was withdrawn from the Tern-
Ple game when he was hit hard on
the head in the first quarter, will
be in condition for the Lehigh bat
tle. All the injured men were on
hand for practice session yester
day.
Center Bob Wear who wrenched
his knee Saturday and Chuck Ray
sor, shaken up by Temple's hard
charging line, will be on hand for
the Lehigh encounter also. John
Jaffurs, guard, will probably be the
only player out of action. He is still
nursing a separated shoulder.
Ralph Ventresco, tailback who
spent the weekend in t:ie Infirm
ary with a recurrance of a knee in,
jury, reported to practice yester
day with the limb mended. He will
be on hand for Lehigh's gridders.
Seeking their first win, Coach
Glen Harmesbn's Engineers will
stack three 60-minute men against
the Lions._ Playing nearly every
minute of their first! three games,
Joe Ambrogi, end, Guard Dick
Shafer, and Fullback Stan Szyma
kowsky will be gunning for the
Lions' hides.
Several sophomores will break
into the Lehigh line-up. Sopho
more Charlie Rogers, a 200-pound
er, will probably see much action
at tackle, while Claude Kurtz, 200-
pound center, will back up the line.
Coach Bob Higgins reminded his
'Squad however, that Lehigh may
give the Lions a stiffer fight than
they expect.
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Crush Bisons, 1-1
After crushing Bucknell, 7-1,
Saturday with a gratifying display
of coordination and scoring punch,
the undefeated N'ttany Lion soc
cer team began drills yesterday
for its home opener against Syra
cuse this Saturday.
Coach Bill Jeffrey's drastic
shakeup of the lineup worked
wonders against Bucknell as the
revamped veteran forward line
flashed real power to capitalize
on its scoring opportunities.
Playing his first game at the
center forward position, Don Me
grail, formerly a halfback, booted
six goals to come within one goal
of the all-time Penn •State record
of seven in one :came set by Bill
McEwan in 1934. Gringo Ga
lindo scored the seventh Lion tally
and, together with Captain Woody
King, Smiley Williams, and Ned
Corman, did fine work in setting
up Megrail's scores.
In the fourth period. Captain
Warren Lewis of Rucknell scored
the only Bison goal in the entire
seven-game series
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Smith And Stone
Boost Team's Stock
Two . sophomm es—Mac Smith
and Curt Stone—have added a
rosey tint to the previously dark
complected future of Penn State's
cross-country team.
The duo have exceeded Coach
Chick Werner's pre-season ex
pectations and have been a factor
in the harrier's 'wo "upset" vic
tories, especially the 25-30 win
over Syracuse on Saturday.
"Neither boy ran cross-country
before coming here," the hill-and
dale mentor , added. "Both were
track men, neither one outstand
ing, and so their showing in the
two meets have been pleasant sur
prises."
Smith finished ninth in the
Manhattan meet and in a tie for
third against Syracuse, while
Stone placed fourth in the opening
meet and in the third place tie
against the Orange.
In fact the entire Nittany Lion
team finished in that third place
tie in- the Orange encounter on
Saturday.
After Captain Wes Stansbury
and Lynn RadOffe copped first
place honors in a dead heat for
Syracuse, the quintet of Lions,
Captain Alex Bnurgerie, Norm
Gordon, Herm Goffberg, curt
Stone, and Mac Smith, crossed the
finish line together holding
hands. •
Bucknell
Reinhardsen
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Egly
Snyder
Yost
Heaney
Shafer
Whyte
Lewis (C)
Eldridge
The varsity hal riers -have al
most two weeks before hurdling
their next barrier to a clean slate.
This one ought to prove one of
the toughest, however, as the har
riers will rtin up against Captain
Les Mac Mitchell and his crew of
NYU Violets.
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Just to make that rosey tint a
little rosier, the freshman cross
country team came off the Syra
cuse course
. with a 21-34 victory
in their first meet of the year.
Jerry Carver led the frosh home,
followed by Ray Trigony, Syra
cuse flash, and Newman Draper,
Joe :Reach and Paul Smith of
State.
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