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    liovpm3grt 8, 1941
Harriers Face PM
In Last Dual Run
• A slightly favored Penn State
cross-country team will enter the
wars in its last dpal meet whela
it tangles with the Pitt Panthers
on the Nittany Lion course this
afternoon.
Today's game with Syracuse
• The 17th meeting of the two
Colleges is scheduled to get under promises to be about the cloSest
way some time during the first and hardest hitting gridiron bat
half of the Penn State-Syracuse tie on New Beaver Field this year
football fracas. , but there's another reason why
• The Blue and White holds a 14 .the prospect of seeing the. Orange
to • 2 edge in the series, but the men and the Lions tangle whets
home team is out to get revenge our football appetite.
for the 24-31 whipping handed The success of our visitors. has
them by Pitt last year. brought fame to the razzle-dazzle,
The Lions will be trying for behind-the-line and downfield, of
their third victory of the season, their Y formation, with the re
'having lost one. Pitt has one versed center set-up getting near
triumph under its belt as against ly as much publicity as last year's
'two losses. • Stanford's T formation. Just as
Four seniors will see final ac- -the rest of the 18,000 prospective
tion in dual cross-country rim-
'petition today as the harriers Two Safe Bet s—Pepper Petrella, left, veteran "scat" back, who our• Nittanymen fare against this
stream-lined machine.
draw the curtains on the regular returned to top form in the NYU fracas last weekend will again be •
We say machine because anyone
season. The quartet, Captain Bob Higgins' choice at the tailback spot in today's game with Ossie
Alex Bourgerie, Herin Goffberg, , who believes Syracuse is lacking
Solent's Syracuse Orangemen. Bill Debler, right, . capable under- •
'Pop Thiel, and 'Vern Kotz, were 'in good old fashioned power is .in
study to Petrella, will also be ready to take over when the occasion fora surprise. True, the Orange
the IC4-A - charnpions as .freshmen.
arises. Defiler, although a first year man in varsity football, has men specialize in a tricky often
' Pitt's biggest threat to a final
Lion victory is a sophomore, Bill Steadily ,improved Ids running. ~ sime attack, but when necessity
Curtis. . Curtis is undefeated •in
competition this year. Along with I -
• needed yardage through the line
the sophomore star, Marcus Allies with the best of them.
and Captain John Brosky bolster Many Liriciciers Hope ' Lions On Up Grade
.
the Panther stock. . On their season's performance,
The lineups: •'; _
• Syracuse rates among the elite in
Penn State—Boursferie (1), Gott-
:b a • . the East. After losing a heart
erg (2), ' Gordon (3), Stone (4), •
or Surprise Victory . . breaker to Cornell five weeks ago,
Smith (5), Thiel (6), Faloon (7), - Ozzie
um, topping strong Wisconsin
Solem's squad gained mo-
Kotz (8), Hyson (9), Kintigh (10), ;Conthme.d from . Page One) x
and Cressman (11). unsuccessful.
An Gallery Will Remain ment
last Saturday. It' will take an
Pitt—Allias (20), Brosky (21), . By virtue of last week's 42-9
Curtis (22), McGibbeny (23), Gra- landslide win .over NYU, the Open This Afternoon all-out effort by a strong football
team to beat our guests.
ham (24) 1 Saunders (25), Miller Lions seem to have found them- . Eight days ago we would have
(26), Davis (27), Carr (28), and selves .and are. counted 'on to turn • Visitors to the College will have said that the Lions would, have to
Foote (29). ~ in their best game - of the season an opportunity to view the currentbe satisfied with the short end. of
against : Syracuse. Three weeks art show "Fifteen American Sculp- the score. But after seeing them
ago, by comparison, Syracuse - tors" when the display room in 303
• against NYU, we believe they are
:Finesse; Not Power trounced NYU, 31-0. Main Engineering remains open capable of winning the remaining
Coach Bob Higgins' strategy is this afternoon. The gallery usually games on their schedule if they
keynote To Success based on a strong . defense, the closes at noon on Saturday.
Lions having been . drilled all "We feel that the exhibition, in can avoid a let up. Anything ex
cept 60-minutes of give and take,
W
Of !tiffany Soccermen b
Week on the variations originat- addition to being the second show with emphasis on the former, will
ing from the novel Y formation. of sculpture ever to e displayed
spell disaster for the - Blue and
However, the full - offensive on this campus, has interest as the
Long, aimless power kicks are White this afternoon.
noticeably absent in the Nittany
strength of the regular backfield most important art gallery presen
will be available. tation of the year," Harold E. Dick- Calling The Turn
Lion soccer team's style of play, for
Since Syracuse' . s
eleven has son, associate professor of fine arts, Last Saturday's predictions
Coach Bill Jeffrey believes that
stressed ground plays all season, said last night.: . bounced back in our face three
cleverness, not power, is the most
the '
important asset a soccer player can Nittany Lions will attempt The Lion Shrine model by Heinz times, with two others ending in a
to meet the challenge with the Warneke on the mezzanine of Old deadlock. As a result our average
have. . .
.. . •
return of Pepper Petrella,' tail- Main supplements the show. for the season dripped to .718
Cleverness in ball handling,
back, and Bill Smaltz, fullback, -
dribbling, and passing is essential
to top form in the NYU game. 1. • I
State VFW (lives Ammunition makes this corner pick Temple
to every good player, just as these
When Syracuse and Penn , over Villanova, Missouri over
assets are essential to every bas
met last- year, it 'was Bill Smaltz IP i• " I. . NYU (that's a tough one), Pitt
ketball player, says Jeffrey. ror Civilian Trang
passes and Captain Len Krouse's Fordham (guess who?), South
"Power has little place on the
catches that kept the Lions in the Ammunition for rifle marks- Carolina over Kansas State, West
points out. "Again as in basketball, game which ended in a tie. us
soccer field," the soccer coach manship training under the Civil- Virginia over Kansas, Penn over
tan Leadership Training Course Columbia, Harvard to upset Army,
the passes should be short, delib- All Penn State graduates in the
being conducted by the depart- Navy, over Notre Dame, Brown
erately directed to a definite team- armed forces of the United States
meat of Military science and . tee- over Holy Cross, and State over
Mate. No power kick can put the will be guests of the College at
tics is being supplied by State Col- Syracuse.
•ball in a spdcific spot." the game today. A brief cere
le e Post No. 321 of the Veterans --
It is difficult,to break high school moray prior •to the kick-off will . g
oi Foreign Wars, Lieut. D. E.
players from the use of sheer pow- Named DCAA Delegates
honor the Men. in uniform.
---------------- Bauer, supervisor of the course,
_
"er and initiate them into the use
of strategy and finesse in handling season the Orange has been no
The contribution came from the
the ball, Jeffrey said. In develop- ticably reluctant to try %passes, Penn State gymnastics team, and
Dr:
_Carl P. Schott, dean of the
ing his amazing teams over a 15- having tried on an average of Veterans after •it was announced
that there was no provision in School of Physical Education, have
year period, "Genial Bill" has four per game. 'ons for
taught Penn Staters to use a short About the only change in Lion War Department regulations
the supply of ammunition for the been named as two of six NCAA
representatives on the United
kick with knee action. line-up from the NYU game will
, course. . States Pan-American Games gym
" The power kick," J e ff re y ex _ be Ted Kratzke at left guard. Be-
~ nastics committee. The games Will
plains, "is causw.l by keeping the cause Kratzke is fast, he will be
Student Pastor Installed be held late in 1942, it was an
knee stiff and kicking from the hip. given the - starting assignment. nounced.
As soon as 'the player begins the use The main gun in the Y forma- Rev. Edwerth E. Kerte became
pf knee action, his usefulness to the tion will be Tommy Maines, triple- `the first student pastor of the Stateßegardless of what you've made
team increases 100 per cent." threat left halfback who has been
up your mind you can't do, you're
ton street and Beaver avenue,
.It was the mild-mannered men- mentioned as , "Syracuse's candi- right about it.
tor who introduced the game of date for All-American rating this when he was installed last week.
soccer-volleyball here to teach his year. • • --_ __________
.
players adept use of their feet and - . ,---
heads. Frosh Runners Host
In this game the players use a
different ball and use their feet in- To Cornell Yearlings . I
stead of their hands to bat the ball
With a Syracuse victory already
Over the net. Not only is a high
chalked up, the frosh cross-coun
degree of skill developed but the
try team will entertain the Cornell
players gain confidence in their
yearling harriers in a three-mile
ability to put the ball in a given
run here at'l p. m. Syracuse holds
spot with ease.
a win over Cornell, making the
Lion runners favorites.
Prof Attends LA. Meeting Originally scheduled . for last Sat-
Dr. P. C. Weaver, Professor of urday, the Meet was postponed un
education and Assistant Director til this afternoon because of diffi
of Summer Sessions, will attend the culties with the Cornell roster. •
Pennsylvania Association of Lib- Coach Bob Grieve announced he
oral Arts Colleges for the Advance- will start Jerry Karver, twice
ment of Teaching at Harrisburg PIAA. cross country champ from
this week-end. Boyertown High School, Newman
Draper, Joe Beach, Paul Smith, Ed
Miller, Ed Housley and JaCk John
son among the first seven.
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Frosh Boofers
Oppose Cornell
Determined to win its second
game of the season, the Penn State
freshman soccer team will tangle
with the visiting Cornell yearling
eleven at 1 p. m. today.
The Lion cub squad, considered
one of the most brilliant in history,
is favored to repulse the invasion
of the Little Red. The Cornellians
boast a victory over Syracuse, who
tied the Nittanymen last Saturday.
Although the fine ball control
and clever passing the Lions have
exhibited in their past three games
have tickled Varsity Coach Bill
Jeffrey, who is beaming over the
new varsity material he will have
next year, the season record to date
has been mildly disappointing.
Only one contest was won and two
ended in ties.
A strong Navy plebe eleven
fought the Lions to a draw is the
opening game of the season. At
Syracuse last week a rainstorm and
a muddy field thwarted their bid
for a victory. In their only home
game the Lions easily defeated
Mont Alto, 3-0.
Probable starting lineup in to
day's game will consist of Jim Ed
son, goalie; Pete Snedecar and Bill
Dietrich, fullbacks; Dean Hart
man, Tad Salon, and Dick Werner,
halfbacks; Frank Mese, center for
ward; Red McKenna and Jim Di-
Salvo, inside forwards; and Bob
Gehrett and Frank McGuire, wing
men.
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