SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1942
Lion Gridders Favored
To Repeat Over Lehigh
With a record squad of 50 can- McAndrews is still , undecided
didates to draw from, Coach Marty about his starting eleven, and will
McAndrews will send a well-drill-
probably wait until game time to
name one.
ed first team against a strong vis- . Last night he sent the squad Assured of a cheering section by
iting Cornell B squad on New Bea- through a two-hour session of de- Tribunal's rule that all freshmen .
An eager but somewhat bruised Nittany Lion will seek
ver Field at 2 p. m. today. fensive drills in preparation for a must attend this afternoon's game,
Today's game will open the sea- strong Cornell ground attack. Pass Penn State's soccer team, after a
its second straight victory of the season today when it
-- son for the Jayvees who have a defense was also stressed as well brief practice last night, is ready
tangles with, a win-stakved Lehigh Engineer in Bethlehem's total of four contests on their Fall as kickoff formations. to tackle the Bisons from Buck-
Nearly all the Jayvee positions
Taylor Stadium at 2 o'clock thiisafternoon. schedule. nell on New Beaver Field at 2 P. m.
Sticking to his "I don't know are wide open and a wild scramble: Out to repeat last year's 7-1 lac-
The contest will be the 23rd in a series that originated - ing which the Lions handed the
who to start against Cornell" as- for starting positions is ' still in
back in 1888. State has won on 14 occasions, the Engineers section which he made Thursday, progress, Orange and Blue at Lewisburg on.
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have taken ,7, and a 7-7 stalemate ___ __.. ____________ _.:____.,________ _._.____________ _ ____________.
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was racked up in 1920. . . will use the same starting lineup
• While State is . still the . over-
Blue . B a . d ,
n s Cadence Leads East that opened against Gettysburg,
t a week ago.
whelming favorite, despite the
- Johnnie Struck will be at.goal,
disappointing start against the ' -. Captain Hap Freeman at right full-
Bisons last week, Coach Bob "Fastest steppers in the East" duced it in the East. the band as co-presidents, Mowry
_ E. Goetz Jr. '43 is vice-president, back, Bill Deitrich at left fullback,
liiggins will have his hands full is the claim of Penn State's Blue "Musicianship seems excep
Philip L. White '43, secretary, Dean-Hartman at right halfback,
• plugging ' the injury-riddled end Band which marches at a cadence tionally good this year," said
and Conrad R. HilpertSammy Schnure at center half
add wingback posts. . .
of 150 steps per minute. In fact Prof. Hummel Fishburn, head of . 1 , .. '43, 1 i - back, Board Etters at left halfback,
0 al ian.
• Not only is regular end Wilbur. Charley Lischer at outside right,
it . was the Nittany band which the music department, who di- Van Lenten out of the lineup "Vic Lick No. I'' is the title of Bill Pritchard at inside right, Jose
. started the rapid gait in this part rests the band. "We have so that short jazz number the band Lombana at . center forward,
With a sprained ankle, but his
ot e the country. many to choose from that w
. plays occasionally at football Smiley Williams at inside left,
replacement, Bob Walters, injur-
meo
Vic by Di
Composed
ed his back ,in a gym class acci- Figured mathematically, the have alternates for each instru- games.and 'Paul Bender at outside left.
dent Thursday and will probably 80-piece unit covers the football ment," he added. the band's former prexy, the Coach Jeffrey also stated last
"Vic Lick" takes the place of a • night that veteran Allen Hack
•be unable to play. 4 field, from goal to goal, in four- One of the problems looming
similar lick writtenbyWalt will probably see action during the
Van Lenten may be pressed in- fifths of a minute. If actually f
or Professor Fishburn is the in-contest. "He's not well enough to
to service today if Walter's in James. .
timed, however, the speed is creased amount of time for the start but we're' going to give him
jury fails to respond to treatment. . Four days per week the band a chance• to really get in some
' In the event that neither of the probably greater; for the cadence band's performances during half- has practice sessions, with Tues- play," stated Bill. The seasoned
two veterans is able to play, often goes higher than 152 steps, time periods at football games, day devoted .to music rehearsals fullback has been out of action the
sophomore Hank Baierl will have and each stride stretches more since priorities prevent visiting and blackboard drill instructions. ppst two weeks with a leg injury.
to carry the chores at the term i-. than the usual 30-inch step. bands from making trips to most Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- An unknown quantity as to coin
nal position. Regulation Army cadence is away games.
day the band practices the for- parative strength, Coach Merle
• Cliff St. Clair, regular wing- 'l2O steps per minute. Much "We'll probably march up and illations and rehearses. Edwards will bring a squad of vet
back, is still out of uniform with
faster than the Blue
• Band are the down the field inbre to take up More than half the band' is erans to State College. Last year's
li severe leg injury. His post'Bison booters were mostly sopho
•composed of new members.
Ohio State musicians' who cover the time," the band director corn
will be filled by. Jeff Durkota.in the e' upper two mores and thus very few will be
In addition to the services of
about 160 steps per minute. merited. Drum major for the or-
Only , 36 ar absent from today's lineup.
classes, since 29 are freshmen,
Bands in the South, Midweit and ganization is Wesley R. Burn
Van Lenten and St. Clair, Hig-
West were first to' speed up their '43, while Edward R. Pollock '43 25, sophomores, 18, juniors, and BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
gins will also be without the re- .
pace, then the Blue Band intro.. and Martin Kntitsen '43 head the same number, seniors. AND BONDS
..ierve power of Schellhamir er
- and Wolosky, quarterback and' - , _ .• ..,
center replacements, who are Penn State .Club . - Collegian Predicts
' still out of the- lineup .from in- . i . Encouraged by last week's
' juries suffered -before the start Provides , Activities moderate success The Daily Col-
.of the season. • ldgiari's board of five football
Except for the wingback and For Independent Men experts ran over today's card and
end slots, Higgins will probably ßy ADOLPH . L . BELSER ventured-on the following games.
start the same lineup today- which • The figures after the teams indi
opened the season against Buck- - Providing adequate social and cate how the vote went.
nell last Saturday. athletic functions for in - dependent Penn State over Lehigh (5-0).
Four other Lions are still on men has been a problem of con- Army over Cornell' (3-2)
the injured list, and although cern to College and student of fi- Colgate over Dartmouth (4-1)
none are starters, .their, services Penn over Yale. (4-1)
cials for a number of years. How
will bp missed in- the tilt this af- Syracuse over Western Reserve
ternoon. Dick -Knepp and Bill .
ever, in the last 18 years collegi- . (s _ o)
Ewes, . freShirten tackles, Reid ate independent life at Penn State South Carolina over West - Vir-
NlcCipskey, reserve guard, arid 'has undergone radical transfor- ginia (3-2)
pill 80yd . ,, freShinan end, remain mations. Great Lakes over Pitt (4-1) 4 4.4
at hci'me with injuries. In 1924 through the efforts of Ferdbam over North Carolinp
.. Last - year Lehigh experienced.(4-1)
faculty leaders, the nucleus for
, ene of its most disastrous seasonsDuquesne
the now called Penn State Club (5-0)
in history when it went through was formed. Primarily instituted
a nine-game schedule Without a for the purpose of maintaining so
victory. • Three of its games end-
, cial and athletic activities among •
ed- ties. .
- in - independents, the club has made
_ .
- decided steps in doing this, with
, , • put causing undue friction or dis
-
Cross-Country Team • .• sention among fraternity students.
. .
-
„_.. ' Endeavoring to make available
Heels Jaspers Today
- the same advantages to non-fra
iernity men as those •enjoyed by
(Special to The Collegian) • the - opposite -- set, the Penn State
NEW YORK, N. Y.,.Oct. 9—Penn Club has through the years main
- State's , crossLciuntry team, eight tamed a club room for the com
strong, arrived here this afternoon fort and convenience of its ' mem
to open their 1942 season against bers. - . •
a star-studded Manhattan harrier . The club is not only a student
squad 'on the Van Cortlandt Park instituted Organization but has the
- 'course at noon tomorrow. • . , faculty backing of important mem-
The Nittanymen are facing their bers of the present day staff. The
toughest opposition of the season development of the club has by no
in .their opener and are definitely means been one of ease and un
- the Underdogs. The - Penn Staters eventfulness. After a . series of
have but three starters that can setbacks, Wesley Mohnkern '36 was
'be counted on to finish well. Cap- . elected to the presidency. , During
taro Norm Gordon, Curt Stone, 'his administration,• Mohnkern, in
end Sophombre Jerry Karvel• are conjunction with Dean Warnock
all expected to finish in the first and Russell Clark, the bursar,
five ; or six. - aroused the club from a state of
The big question mark of the dormancy, and from that time to
'squad is Mac Smith, junior letter- the present it has been increasing
man, who was put of
,practice for its membership and scope of activi-
Week and returned last Tuesday ties.
for regular worJouts. . To Mohnkern is attributed the
- • stimulus which inspired the club
. to develop into the organization
Blackout -Notice , . now in existence. The present
In the event of an air raid president, Charles Thompson .'43,
is carrying on the .work started
''alarm while Intramural football
by Mohnkern by providing periodic
games are being played, the lights
'social and athletic programs fOr the
on the field will be blacked out entertainment and diversion of the
Ind players and spectators are re- independent men students now at
quested to cooperate by taking
, tending Penn State.
shelter • in Rec Hall, Eugen C.
.-
B , professorischolf of physical
BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
education • and athletics, an- AND BONDS •
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Jayvees Open Season Against Cornell Today
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Supporters and
Thanks for
Square Election
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at the
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Froth Will Cheer
Lion Soccer Fray
Opponents
Good
jack Grey,
Rot 5.4.
CAMPUS '44