TRURSD4Y,, OCTOBER 30, 1941 Two Harriers Injured On Eve OI NYU Meet The high-flying • undefeated cross-country team My meet an equally strong VII team tomor row—with two of, the first string ers limping. . Term Goftherg and Mac Smith turned out for yesterday's practice, ar light •tuneup, with bad ankles.. ALLIGATOR RAINWEAR In All Models At CHARLES ' .FILLOW SHOP . 109 S. hllen St. .. 4012, .. .. , ' '' " ojff.fiz. - .• :. Ar4 , ..::: , v.:. \ ' .tve.,..,,,,...:f. : . : 5-, . , ' ~i," ";, . ..: . ,,,.......„. .....•;-: , ?.?:ii-i.i,,, ..,,,.. , ;il'•: : ;.. , • , .:': - ... , ;..i;:k: - 1 :i.. ,l'') i: 4' : ';. .: is . '.: : . ''3 .y . i f . ': ,i ' - flAti 'fk.. \\~ .. .\\! 4 „, .ri 1 . ..,, ~, ... 4 .. kr 'i...,. ....e', >:: ~~ :' "itjght DreSS" for outstanding smartness! AILIO OR v12.5° You'll really get "attention" in this dashing authentic military modell 'Tailored of luxurious, ;Nato repellent fabrics, $12.50 up. Guaranteed waterproof fab rics, $7.50 U. 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Oridmen Prepare Passes For NYU • ' • ' The Lion gridders took to the air ings to date. • in yesterdny'S practice to sharpen While the Nittanymen's Saturday their Offensive weapons against the afternoon performances haven't Violet's froM New ye* University been anything to write home'about, Who .VVili.Probably unleash a strong a comparison of the records shows running attack on Penn State at ;the that they should experience little Polo Grounds tomorrow night. difficulty in notching their third Quarterback Paul Weaver re- victory before buckling down to the turned to' practice yesterday with serious task of stopping the his injured hand in a cast, but it is Orangemen of Syracuse. uncertain whether he will be able The New York' team, after down to use hiS lia'nd well enough to play ing their first two opponentS, has against NYU. failed to show much in the way of Though NYU's greatest strength lies'in'a running attack, Coach Bob Higgins has also been stressing the Lion 'Offensive tactics. ' However, he haS taken the'precaution to pre pare against any surprise aerial at tacks. The Nittanymens were weak in the PaSS defense department last week. They allowed Lehigh to complete 16 out of 32 tosses. . "NYU has a tricky offense - when they use the backfield shift," Coach Higgins revealed. "They add de• ception to their offense' by over- shifting and undershifting their po sitions. Therefore, our defense will have to be on its toes." Injuries have not plagued the Ni l ttany Lions as seriously as in past year. The only player not in shape for NYU, barring Weaver, will be Chuck Raysor, center. Ray sor injured his right ankle in the Temple fray and it has not ire sponded quickly to treatment. John Jaffurs; guard who'return ed to practice this week after nurs ing a separated shoulder since the Bucknell game ; will make the trip to Now York City, but will prob ably not 'do much heavy work for the game. University of'Michigan first un dertook inspection of high schools in the state in 1810. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 Between The Lions With PAT NAGELBERG First Night Game Just as we were getting ready last night to join the Penn State vanguard on its trek to the Big City, we glanced at the record of the NYU team and were convinced more than ever that the only ex citement tomorrow's game prom ised was the novelty of seeing our first intercollegiate football spec tacle under arc lights. A bit of research revealed that both the Nittany Lions and the Violets will be playing the first noc turnal tilt in the history of either institution. , 'Another interesting item concerning the oncoming clash is that the Lions' - will attempt to obtain the upper hand in the series with NYU, each side claiming a an offensive. In their last two times out against Syracuse and Holy Cross, the Violets failed to score. We hope their ineffective ness continues tomorrow night, or better still, the Lions plug up the holes in their pass defense. Mac Mitchell Tops • Sharing the limelight with' the gridders will be the undefeated cross country team which will at tempt to match the equally unbeat en NYU harriers over their diffi cult Van Cortlandt Park course. The-very mention of Leslie Mac- Mitchell's presence in the Violets' lineup makes the Lions' chances of winning appear dim at first glance. Unquestionably the outstanding in tercollegiate cross country runner and miler, the NYU_flash is assured of first place unless misfortune be falls him on the course. Chick Werner has a better bal anced squad, however, one which should gather enough places to pull through to a close victory. Saturday Predictions Predictions for SatUrday's grid iron clashes are premature Wit our expense account doesn't permit wiring them from New York. So here we eh again:. West Virginia and Columbia failed us last week, giving us eight out of ten for the day and a batting average for the year of .734. In this weekend's games, we pick State to pluck the Violets; West Virginia to down W 3z L; South Carolina to beat Citadel; .Syracuse to bow to Wisconsin; 'Colgate to re bOund against Holy Cross; Ohio State to beat Pitt; Temple to con tinue unbeaten againSt Boston Col lege; Navy to snap Penn's streak; Notre Dame to stop Army; arid the upset . of the week, NorthWe§tern to defeat Minnesota. Navy Soccermen Tough In 16-Year Lion Series That the Penn State \ booters will have to be on their toes in order to preserve their winning streak in the face of Navy's chal lenge here Saturday is indicated' by a glance at the series record of the two teams. Although the Nittany Lions have won 14 of the 16 games play ed since 1922, bowing to the Mid shipmen only in 1925 and '1927, most of the matches have been evenly contested. The Jeffreymen rolled up a lop sided 7-1 score over Navy in 1934, but in the past three years have won' by mere 2-1, 3-2, and 1-0 scores. READ THE COLLEGIAN ~lllllllBllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll. Inframurals FOOTBALL. Independent contests in the In tramural. Football League last night resulted in Watts Hall Blues defeating Atherton Hall Waiters, 6-0; McAllister Hall Waiters fall ing to Jordan Hall, 12-0; Irvin Hall winning over Watts Hall Whites, 19-0; and Independents trimming an IMA unit, 20-0. Four tilts are scheduled to night with Nittany Co-op facing Billett Roomers at 7 p. m. in the first battle. Other games pit Jor dan Hall vs. Irvin Hall at 7:40; Lions Club vs. Penn Haven at 8:20; and Watts Hall Blues vs. Fairmount Hall at 9. A protested game between Kap pa Sigma and the Delts will be replayed, according to a ruling by the Intramural Board. The Delts won the game on an illegal pen alty. 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Alpha Chi Sigma will meet Kappa Sigma in the first clash of the eve ning, with the mermen of 'Theta Chi opposing those of. Phi Delta Theta later on in the program. HORSESHOES Fraternity competition swings into the third round while inde pendent contests just begin in the current intramural horse shoes tournament which gets back into action this afternoon. Three first round independent meets scheduled are Atherton Hall Waiters No. 1 vs. Mac Allister Hall Waiters, Forestry Society vs. Ath erton Hall Waiters No 2, and Nit tany Co-op vs. Independent. Fraternity sectind round compe tition includes Delta IJPSiIOn No. 5 vs. Phi Delta Theta NO. 3, Phi Delta Theta No. 4 vs. Tau Kappa Epsilon; and Delta Tau Delta No, 1 vs. Alpha Zeta No. 4. Third round matches scheduled are Delta Tau Delta No. "3 - vs. Delta Chi No. 3, Delta Upsilon No. 1 vs. Kappa Delta Rho, Alpha Ze ta Pip. 2 vs. Phi Sigma Kappa NP. 2, and Phi, Sigma Kappa Iq. ys. Sigma Phi. No. 1.. 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