Tti.ESDAY, SZPITIVIBER 29, 1942
Gridders
Prepare
Varsity Reserves Meet
Lock Haven Tonight
Bob Higgins will put his foot- •
ball squad through .two tough
scrimmage sessions this week in
preparation - . for. their' tussle with'
the , 'Buckriell:Siseili' on NeW Bea
ver Field this Saturday.
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• Tonight the varsity reserves
will scrimmage with, a visiting
varsity outfit from Lock .HaVen
State Teachers College.' Tomor
row evening the practice, field will
be . the scene of an inter-squad
scrimmage between the first team
"whites" and the • reserve "or
anges.".
Never for a moment underrat
ing the Thundering .Herd. from
Bucknell, Coach Higgins and staff
are leaving no stones unturned in
impressing upon their gridders the
possibility of an. upset in Satur
day's tilt.
Unimpressive in the scoring col
umn in their first game with Leb
anon Valley, the Bisons, neverthe
lesS, soundly outplayed the Flying
Dutchmen last weekend.
Five times Bucknell•drove with
in . 10 yards of the Lebanon goal,
only to bog down in scoring ef
forts. First downs stood at 24 for
the Bisons, none for the losers.
Led by Co-Captain Bill Ander
son. from his guard position, the
Bisons will field a •line that ave
rages J9O pounds froth
.end to end.
Chpt Podd, -senior quarterback, is
mainstay of the backfield that
averages 177 pounds. _ -
From Dr. Griess, Lionteam phy
sician, comes the news that .Dlck
Knepp, 225-pound freshman tackle,
will not be available for'the Bison
fray. • Knepp.: injured his knee •in
a scrimmage about two weeks ago.
Johnny Wolosky, reserve center,
will 'also miss Saturday's game.
The recurence of a bad knee in
jury will probably. keep - Wolosky
out of several games. . .
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There is also • little probability
that Joe Colone,• highly touted
freAman• fullback, will be - able to
make it this weekend. A sprained
ankle, at first supposed to be' a
slight injOry, has ' not responded
too quickly to treatment.
Swim Meeting Tonight
Varsity and freshman candi
dates for swimming will' meet at
Delta Tau Delta at 7:30 tonight.
Refreshments will be served. Try
out's-Will be held at the Glennland
PoOl from 4 to 6 p. m. tomorrow,
Thursday, and Friday.
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For Bucknell
Only Sophomore
Cliff St. Clair, sophomore wing
,back, will probably be the only
first-Year man that will be in •the
starting lineup when the Lions
tackle . Bucknell —Saturday. Cliff
doubles in track as Penn State's
440 and 880 record holder.
Cabinet Combines
'43, '44 Class Dinces
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cording - to present plans his and
the senior class dance committee
will work together to plan the af
fair..
However, David S. McAleer,
senior class president, stated that
he feels that the senior class is op
posed to the dance-combine. "We
feel that it infringes on the in
dividuality of our dance, which
will be the last- -of our College
careers," he said. - •
Cabinet approved a recommen
dation from the committee to re
qUest the local "motion picture
theatres to start movies at 6:30
p. m. instead of 7 'and to abolish
midnight shows.
Working with Ivans on the "cut
corners" group are Donald W.
Davis, M. Williams Lundelius,
Robert L. Mawhinney, Harold W.
Freeman, Pauline E. Keller, Pau
line Crossman, all seniors, and
THE. DAILY COQ, M3KAN
Penn, Pitt Lose;
Other Lion Grid
Foes Win Ist Tilts
only Pitt and "mighty" Penn of
the Nittany Lion's 1942 gridiron
opponents fell to defeat in Satur
day's games.
Pitt journeyed to Minnesota,
there to bow before the national
championship Gophers, 50 to 7.
Last year Pitt was able to "hold"
the Gophers to 40 points.
George Munger and his Blue
and Red squad tangled disas
trously with the Cadets of Georgia
Pre-Flight Training School. The
much-publicized Mungermen ac
quitted themselves nobly, but lost
14 to 6.
Of the Lion opponents who
were victorious over the weekend,
only Cornell and Bucknell had
trouble. The Big Red defeated
Lafayette by the meager margin of
four points--20 to 16; and Buck
nell, who the Lions meet this Sat
urday,. had a real fight on their
hands,. but finally, by a last quar
ter touchdown, turned back little
Lebanon Valley, 7 to 0. In 1941
the Bisons defeated "The Flying
Dutchmen," 12 to 6.. .
Colgate, on the other hand, had
little trouble with St. Lawrence.
The Kerrmen warmed up with the
little up-state New York outfit,.
and emerged victors by a score of
49 to 0. The 1941 score was 66
to 0 in favor of the Red Raiders.
West Virginia turned back their
arch rivals, Washington and Lee,
by a score of 21-7, bettering the
1941 result when the Mountain
eers were able to edge out W & L
by 'a slim 7 to 6 count.
Syracuse also warmed up against
their weekend opponent. Last
year the Orangemen defeated lit
tle Clarkson Tech, 39 to 0. Fri
day night Ossie Solom's boys again
found easy picking and turned
back the CT squad, 58 to 6.
Hetzel Appoints.
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physical education, David F. Mc-
Farland, professor of metallurgy,
Jacob Tanger; professor of politi
cal science, Ray V. Watkins,
scheduling officer, Palmer C.
Weaver, associate professor of
education, Marsh W. White, pro
fessor of physics, and Lindsey W.
Whitehead, associate professor
of civil engineering.
Dorothy K. Brunner '44. This
committee will continue investi
gating further suggestions for cur
tailing. activities.
'Howard G. Merrill '43, president
of the School of Agriculture Stu
dent Council, reported to Cabinet
on recent action taken by that
group in accord with the . College's
wartime program.
Frosh Booters Meet State College
High In Practice Tussle Today
Frosh Soccer Coach Doc Under
wood will get a chance to see his
future Jeffrey proteges in actual
team play this afternoon when
State College High School's soc
cermen face the first-year hooters
in a practice- game on the golf
course field at 4:15.
Although the recent ruling by
the College Athletic Board makes
freshmen eligible for varsity com
petition, Coach Bill stated that for
the present .he isn't planning on
using any of the yearlings in his
lineups. He did explain that there
may be possibilities later on in the
season depending on how they
round into form.
According to present plans the
freshman squad will be organized
as a junior varsity team and will
play the regularly scheduled
games. Whether or not reserve
strength from the varsity will be
used in the games will depend on
Harriers Begin
Heavy Workouts
More strenuous and lengthy
workouts will be on the program
for Coach Chick Werner's cross=
country Lions from now until the
opening of the season, Werner
promised after last night's prac
tice session.
Nittany harrier hopefuls, still a
long way from top form, treked
over seven miles of the golf course
last night.
Coach Werner has been in no
hurry to round his distance run,
ners into shape because there is
still almost three more weeks be
fore the initial meet October 17.
The harriers open with Manhattan
on the Van Cortlandt Park course
in - New York City.
Two outstanding sophomore as
pirants have returned to regular
practice sessions after being out of
everything but light workouts for
more than a week. Joe Beach,
State College High School pro
duct, and Johnnie McCool have
both been ) out with foot injuries.
A frosh prospect, Madigan, has
also been out with foot injuries
but is back in uniform and is tak
ing part in regular practice runs
over the golf course.
The first-time trials, which
means the initial squad cut of the
season, will be held sometime next
week, Werner stated last night.
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the policy of the opposing teams,
Coach Jeffrey stated.
Coach Underwood's tentative
lineup with Coach John Serff's
High School boys for this after
noon's tussle consists of Bud Sempa
ler and Bill Fall yell at the full
back posts; Jim Etters, Jack Lam
mey, and Dick Wetherill in at the
halfback spots; Kenny • Simons,
whose father captained the 1918
Lion squad, at outside right;
Charley Wilson or Bob Marshall at
inside right; Al Karver at center;
George Bird at inside lefti and Don
Rider at outside right.
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