...WEEpTESDAY, SEPTEMBER SO, ,1942
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Squad Plays
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-Happens Every Year In Practice Fray
'Coach Bob Higgins and staff
spent - last Saturday afternoon - A scrappy little gang -of Lock
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witnessing the Bucknell squad Haven State Teachers College
ease out a victory over little
football men provided capable op-
Lebanon Valley. Although the
"Hig" admits that the Bisons position 'Tor Bob Higgins' reserves
were far from impressiye, he in a rough and tough practice
refuses to believe that they will game on New Beaver Field last
play the same brand of ball when evening.
they invade the Niftany lair 'this , '
weekend. . The entire Lion -varsity squad—
even the first string', which was
And Bob has good reason for his
skepticism. The same thing hap- not scheduled totake part in the
pens every year. Bucknell comes workout—saw action. If the re
to State (the game it points . for all 'sults of the workout were 'to be
year) and plays way over its head. ' • judged on the basisa of scoring, the
~To make things worse, the Lions -
usually take , to the field with the - Lions did' admirably. But, ' what
attitude that our second team is 'more important ) the scrimmage
should be able to pile up sufficient offered Higgins and staff an op
points against the Lewisburg team. portunity, that they didn't get last
It happens every year. By the ' week against Duquesne—to see
time the third quarter • rolls their reserves in . action(' 1
around, everyone with their . To the four hundred or so spec
rripney on the Lions is reedy to tators that lined the practice field,
call it quits for a six or even one the 'reserves appeared much bet
',Opt menin. In 1938 we didn't . ter than haS•been indicated by the Co-Captain Bill Anderson, 185-
e 4 1.94 510 Out with 01.0. ;Buck- .coaching staff. The second string-
pound Bucknell senior guard, is
nell mall? 4.950 1.0, 14-.9. Is it ers, although they had to cope with a member of the Bucknell for
alrY wonder that TOO 104.0114 is an outfit that just wouldn't be ward wall which will be entrust
worried about the 149Xes opener? - stopped, had things pretty much ed with the job of halting Lion
EypxYfhiPg it ,. .i11 gOrn .5.).11 fine if • their own way. ' ' backs this Saturday. Anderson,
P* players .worry just AA *4O- As far as scoring goes, the Lions who won immediate recognition
*MA In Trio . tallied seven touchdowns and -two -as- a line-watcher in his soph
extra points for a.tatal of 44 points. omore year, joins Co-Captain
Up to date we hiye never men
tioned a woman in this column: Lock Haven garnered nine points Steve -Sokol, center, in being the
from a field g'
Ndt one of -them has ever .deservedoal and a touchdown. only experienced Thunder Herd
it. I But the time -has .corne and we The best run of the evening was li ne.nlep.
yep o s registered by Freshman Larry Joe,
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salute Marce Stringer, -last .
reserve tailback, who trotted well . . ,
Thespian sPark plug. Since grad- •• . • .
uation from -the: phy,s' ed seheol, .; over 75 yards for a tonchdoWn on f irh :
locomen
Mai:lfe landed -a job at the Adur- a punt play: ' Joe deceived the: ball ' 117 ,:, • - ....:- ~ , - .
ryavilile High School. Believe it , on: his own 22, hit for the . side- . a
.lines,: reversed MS field, and Went. Drub.. • . bite: __High
or,- 1-j not she' no w serve s • as head
football, basketball and• -baseball ove , r . without a hand-being placed Drub • -
After :a -nip and luck 'first half
coach. We know that women are or.' nult • the Penn •State Freshman booters
takini, over men's jobs every .day ? ..Other scores were registered by
settled' down and went on a -third
but •we 'never - thought it w9uld ., Durkota on a reverse from the two
quarter scoring spree -to bowl over
come to this::
.We can picture lit- yard, line; a 15-yard pass from Joe
State 'College High school, -6-1.
tle Miss Stringer explaining plays,, to Durkota; a spinner 'by Banbury ,
Doc Underwood, yearling coach,
smoking on the bench, or even from the 4; a plunge by li/IcFar-
, w
hen commenting • on -the game,
'bawling out the. , big bruisers, but land from the 2; Pierson on - a re
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, • stated that it took the first half
when it comes to those chummy verse from the 12; and a 40-yard
for the Frosh to get accustomed to
informal locker room - sessions, pass from /3rowp to Van Lenten. team play but after that he agreed
well our imagination fails corn- Standout for the Lions was the that they looked "pretty
at
pletely. The irony of the whole flashy defensive work carried on 'Don Rider, substitute at -the out
thing is that Marce once took the by guards Nobile and Suhey, and 'side right Position, sparked the
part of a football -player in -a Thes- the surprisingly good offensive first year men with three goals,
plan show-just for the laughs. Now thrusts by backs- Durkota, Skuta, two in the third and one in the
she does it to make her bread and . -Weitzel, Joe,. Major, Pierson and fourth period. Other • scores for
butter. . O'Karma. . .
. the Lions were by Al Karver in
During the short interim that the third, and Herb Jung in the
the Lion varsity saw action, the fourth. ' The other -goal in • the
regulars pushed through two third was a fluke which bounced
touchdoWns in little more than five off one of the high school players
minutes. -Banbury and St. Clair into, the net.
did most of the -ball carrying for Dick Nicholas scored the lone
the regulars, and . both made sev- . goal for the Maroon and Gray just
eral runs that netted considerable seconds before the final whistle
gains... blew. Coach John Serff explain
ed that even though his boys were
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outclassed other he is anxious for an-
Bonham Opposes Cooper game with the Blue and
In First Ser i es lArhite Frosh. .
Fray -. As yet no definite schedule has
It will be Ernie Bonham against been arranged for
. tire freshmen
Mort Cooper when the New York who Will be organized as the jun-
Yankees and' the St. Louis Cardin- for varsity team but Coach Under
als tangle in the opening contest wood said that arrangements are
of baseball's World Series in St. being
,made for several other con-
Louis at 3:30 p. m. EWT today. tests. ,
The first two frays of the best- The lineups: . •
out-of-seven series will bt, played -Pos. Frosh High School
in the Mound City. The two teams G. Lee Black
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will travel *to New York and - R.F. Sempler IVlergolf
Yankee Stadium for the next . three L.F. Ard ,- Gregory
battles, and as. two more games R.H. Etters Swartz
are necessary, they will return C.H. * Lammey Hosterman
to St. Louis. L.H. Kinney - Storch
O.R. Simons Sellers
I.R. Wilson Ettinger
C.F. Karver . , Effer
I.L. Marshall Hoy
O.L. Bird Nicholas
Goals—Penn State: Rider 3,
Karver, Jung; S. C. High School:
Nicholas. . SUbstittitions: Penn
State: Falwell, Rider, Jung, Weth
erill, brist, Rose; S. C. High Schdol:
Yeagley, 4l Stabley. .
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THE •DAILY COLLEGIAV
Number One Bison
Coaches And Players
Always Keep One Step
Before Football Rules
The rules of American football,
result of years of study and revi
sion, never have, and probably
never will, catch up with the in
genuity of the keen-minded Am
erican coach and player, and the
natural problems if the game,
There will always be ,a Pop
Warner (who put leather pads on
the elbows of his backs to confuse
the defense in looking for the ball
carrier), a George Woodruff (of
Guards-back fame), or an Ossie
Solem (originator of the "Y" or
reversed center).
In the nine changes made by the
Rules Committee for the 1942 sea
son only two are of any great im
portance, but for the sake of com
plete coverage we shall here list
all changes for 1942.
1. The note covering night balls
has been changed.
2. A change here adds that an
offensive player is considered on
the line of scrimmage only when
"facing the opponents' end line."
3. Minor changes In delay of
game and time out.
4. Penalty for illegal return or
withdrawal of eligible players add
ed along with a note for coaches.
5. This is the second important
change. A new supplemental note
reads, "Unless both Team A and B
charge simultaneously there can
be no such ruling as 'both teams
offside.' If a player .of either
team crosses his line of scrimmage
and contacts an opponent, or draws
the charge of an dpponent, his
team shall l?e•;nenalized- whether
or--notthe• ball-, is. snapped." - " .
Another change in thiS rule
,permits the snapperback to have
any part of his body offside ex-
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X-Country Squads
Begin Heavy Drills
There will be no more "light
workouts" for the cross-country
squads from now on, it was in
dicated by Chick Werner. Lion
harrier mentor, last night as he
sent his charges through a tough
workout on the golf course.
Now out of the "conditioning"
stage, the hill-and-dalers went
through intensive practice in an
effort to master the art of run
ning up hills yesterday.
Said Werner, "There is an art
to running up hills, another art
to running down hills, and still
another to running on level
ground." The green and inex
perienced members of the ,"
squad
will learn these different tech
niques under the watchful eye
of Chick and veteran members of
the squad.
A definite date for the initial
time-trials of the season was set
last night. This first squad-cut
will be run off Friday, October
9, giving the remaining members
of the squad a little more than
a week to prepare for the open
ing meet with Manhattan in New
York City.
cept his feet.
6. A phrase has been deleted,
and the penalty for illegal inter
ference by the passing team be
hind the opponents' goal line has
been made optional.
7. It is here stated that a goal
from the field may be scored on .a
free kick following a safety, as
well as after a fair catch.
8. "Is" changed to "may be" in
the touchback. rule..
9. Any so-called hideout plays
(cconiblued on •page sour)
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