,i?„ 1941
W,aver injures
Hand In Practice
For NYU Baffle
Backfleld plans for the Nittany
Lion tilt with New York Univer
sity at the Polo Grounds Friday
night were disrupted when Paul
-Weaver, first string quarterback,
injured his hand -in practice yes
terday. It is feared that he may
have broken a bone. X-rays will
be taken today to make certain.
For, the first .time since the
Bucknell game two weeks ago,
John Jaffurs, guard, reported in
uniform at practice yesterday.
His shoulder \has healed and he•
will be , ready for 'the Violet en
counter.- Chuck Raysor, center,
out with an ankle injury, turned
up but Wok part .in
,light practice
only. •
Aldo Cenci, quarterback, and
KratzkY; guard, were slightly in
jutle'cl in the Lehigh clash. Cenci
chipped' a' rib and Kratzke de
veloped a charley-horse.
The„ Violet line will have no
edge, on .Perin State's in experi
ence.' 'While Coach Mal Stevens
has
. a' pail. of durable ends in Al
' verne Chalek and Paul Boroff,
: he has been forced to experiment
at the other posts, a process which
may, eontinue to the last game f
flies to n 1-lowever, Stevens has
a., wealth of• backfield material.
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Lehigh game statistics:
P. S. Lehigh
Net yds. rushing .. 292 -8
'Passes attempted .. 13 34
Passes completed .. 6 16
Passes Intercepted . 1 5
NeLycis. passing ~- 99 • 206
Punts .yds. - 244 215
First downs 18 13
Penalties 3 1
Penalties yds. 37 • 5
Fumbles lost 0 1
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play over. WCAU at 10 p. m.
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NYU THREAT Jack Barmak,
NYU back, has been having a
good season for the.'Violets and
may give the Nittany i cloven no
little trouble on Friday night.
'45 Gridmen Stop
Syracuse, 20-11
. With Dave Alston, freshman
left halfback, chalking up all the
Lion cub - touchdowns and drop
kicking two extra points, the Nit
tany yearling gridders fought from
behind to snatch victory from the
Syracuse freshmen Saturday,
20-12, and looked optiinistically
toward the game With Cornell at
Ithaca Saturday.
After Syracuse had taken the
lead with a touchdown early in
the second quarter, Lion cub grid
men scored on one-yard and five
yaid plunges by Dave Alston for
two six-pointers. Alston again
sh9ok himself loose in the fourth
quarter to 'gallop 18 yards for a
score.
Surprised by Syracuse's power
ful drive in the second quarto - L.,
the yearlings - 'were scored on for
the first time this season. How
ever, Nittany reserves helped
Penn State to win over, a tough
Orange team." Reserve -tailback
Allen Davis - turned in several
long dashes._
Coach Marty McAndrews was
particularly .pleased with the
work of
,Bob Weitzel at fullback
and Ray Ulinskt, quarterback:
Weitzel tore his way repeatedly
into the Orange secondary defense
and was hard to stop. sUlinski
did a first-class job of quarter
backing. His blocking was near
ly perfect, according to Coach Mc-
Andrews.
Work at the center post by Joe
CackoviO and John Wolosky, re
serve, was effective for the ball
carriers. Leo Nobile also played
brilliantly at his guard position.
His charging was credited with
the advance of much of the Lion
attack.
Cornell will be the next ob
jectiVe for the Lion cubs who will
journey to Ithaca for •the en
counter on Saturday. Cornell's
record, •like that of the Nittany
men, is unblemished by defeat.
THr, DAILY COLLEGIAN
Booters Whip Syracuse
4-0 For 64th Straight
Tough Foes Remain
On Nittany Schedule Soose To Desert
After concluding the "warmup"•
part of its schedule by defeating l6 .,.■ tle
Pound Ti
u-
Syracuse, 4-0, in a tough game Sat
urday, the mighty Nittany Lion
soccer team is sharpening its claws NEW YORK, Oct. 27—No long
for four fearsome opponents— er able to make the weight limit,
Navy, Army, Temple, and Penn— Billy Soose, ex-Penn State boxer
who threaten to thwart. its bid for and present middle-weight champ,
a ninth consecutive undefeated will probably formally announce
season. the abdication of his title soon.
Paced by Don Megrail, senior • Soose now weighs 174, making
Center forward who scored all four his leaving the 160-pound class'
of the goals to bring his season's inevitable. In his most recent
total to 10, the Jeffreymen out- fight, against Ceferina Garcia, the
classed and outfought the rugged boxer weighed in at 169 1 4 2 .
Orange booters in every quarter to, The middleweight champ has a
register their 64th straight game return bout scheduled with Ken
without defeat. The easy victory Overlin, from whom Soose took
marked the fifth consecutive year the title, on November 21.
the Syracusans have failed to In the 175Lpound class there are
score against the Lions. several fight possibilities for the
Beautiful team play, clever foot- ex-Lion, the best one being the
work, and monopoly of the ball by loser of the Tami Mauriello-Gus
•the Nittanymen kept the Orange- Lesnevich title bout November 14.
'men befuddled all afternoon and Should Soose defeat the light
set up a Megrail score in each heavyweight runner-up he will
quarter. The visitors threatened to probably demand a chance at the
tally on two occasions, but spectac- title.
ular defensive play by Sammy
Schnure, sophomore halfback, pre
vented each goal. ROTC Infantry Parade
High spot of 'the game was the
Lions' first' goal midway in the Postponed Until Monday
opening period. Smiley Williams,
sparkling outside forward, booted a The ROTC infantry parade
perfect setup, head high, to Me- which was scheduled for 4 p. m.
grail, who neatly headed it past the yesterday was pOstponed until
bewildered Orange goalie. next Monday at the same time due
. . The Williams to Megrail passing to inclement weather. •
team clicked again in each of the ' Major Mills, of the engineering
next two quarters. Megrail booted department, announced that the
the final goal in the last period af- engineers will parade Wednesday
ter taking a short pass from Gringo at the usual time, and he requests
Galindo. that the companies fall in north of
The lineups
Pos. Penn State
G Struck
RP Heck
LP Freeman
RH Duffor,d
OH - Arnold
LH !Schnure
OR William
IR Galindo
C Megrail
LL King (C)
OL Corinan
Score by periods
Syracuse
Penn State
Goals—Megrail 4.
Stibstitutions—Penn State: Et
iers, Prichard, Gurcay, Ritten
house. Syracuse—Jacobson, Winne.
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Intramurals
Football
Alpha Zeta downed Lambda Chi-
Alpha, .18-0, last night. Gamma
Sigmi Phi beat Phi Kappa by three
first downs, the actual score being
a 6-6 tie.
Theta Kappa Phi bowed to Delta
Chi by a 32-0 score and Delta" Tau
Delta won over Kappa Sigma by
one first down with the playing
score being 0-0.
Swimming
In the only' swimming match
held last evening, Phi Kappa Sig
ma, lead by William Jimeson ''43
and William Schabacker '44 de
feated Alpha Gamma Rho mermen
by a close 31 to 26 score. Alpha
Zeta won from Sigma Phi Epsilon
by default. --
Horseshoes
Bad weather forced postpone
ment of yesterday's scheduled sec
ond round matches in the inter-
mural horseshoes tournament.
Matches scheduled for then will be
played off this afternoon at the'Rec
Hall pits.
College Honors Servicemen
Graduates or former students of
the College who are in the armed
forces of the United States will be
guests of the College at the Penn
State-Syracuse game on Saturday,
the Mineral Industries building
Syracuse
Dugan
Boggs (C)
Owechsle
Fritzchie
Dennis
Weber
Stickney
Head
Brightman
Rotalli
Masterson
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Cub Soccermen Trim
Mont Alto, 3-0, For
First Victory Of Season
Outstanding team work enabled
the freshman booters to win their
first game of the season Saturday
by defeating the visiting Mont Alto
booters Saturday, 3-0.
Jim DiSalvo, freshman inside
right, scored the first goal in the
first quarter and added another in
the final period, in which Jerry
McKenna, inside left; also tallied
The lineups:
Pos. Penn State
G Edson
RF Dietrich
LF 'White
RH Hartman
OH - Salon
LH Wesner
OR Bencl, , .r
IR DiSalvo
C Klase
IL McKenna
OL Gehrett
Score by periods
Mont Alto
Penn State Frosh .. 1
Maxwell And Seebold
To Meet In Golf Finals
Scotty Maxwell will . begin de
fense -of his All-College Golf
Tournament title ~ t his afternoon
against Chuck Seebold on 'the Col
lege course.
Maxwell. entered the finals Sun
day by virtue of a i.-up defeat of
Allen Hack. Seebold, this 'year's
captain, defeated varsity golfer
Bob Wallace 6 and '5 in their
match also on Sunday.
Nine holes will be played this
afternoon, with the • remaining
nine to be played Thursday.
In the second flight, Bob Zwing
gie became a finalist when 'he
beat Playford• Boyle 2 and /1.
Zwinggie will clash with Howard
Snowden for the second flight
title.
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