OCTOBER 16, . 1942. Jeffrey Looks for Boofer Win Over Red Raider Game Will Be Battle Of Scotsmen Coaches . "We should beat 'em," stated Coach Bill Jeffrey in his mild Scottish dialect, last night, when .asked about the .outcome, to= morrow's soccer, game When . Penn. ;S? . &te's. hooters. meet the , Colgate .Toothpasters on New . Beaver: F.leld : at 2 p. m. in their :last 'home, game. . • . , , • - Although• :* the: , recent.. rainy. .w.eather has kept the daily, scrim • inage sessions 'at a minimum, Coach feels that. 'the Lions will be in good enough shape to' outscore the Red Raiders. • As far as the respective coaches go, the game will be an oldtime Scottish feud. Both Jeffrey and Jimmy Dalgety, Colgate mentor; arc: natives of the Highlands, the home of the kick and run sport. However, Bill said that they were both born within 20 miles of, each other and thus the leudin' is only on a soccer scale. Whether or not veteran Allen 1-1,1,S will see, . action ' depends isrgelY upon' the weather. On the injured list for the past three 'weeks, he wlil not get into - Ithe 'game unless the present wet con clear U. in time to assure clry . field. . Boyd- Etters, starter at left la)Ltback, •has -beeti absent -from rece4t,,practices because pf a cold '.which 'has bothered him. How- :ever. Coach Jeffrey felt sure that he 'would be in condition to start tomorrow's contest. ..Jeffrey indicated that the start 41g lineup wilt be practiCally the .•same as. in - the - .Gettysburg and 'Buckitell .• contests. • A . possible ' - change • will occur if Heck plays. AlSo. Max:Chenoweth Tay occupy ithe;centerojcil,slot..with Jose tolnbana shifting td inside left.' Bob: Gehrett, counted on to , fill , • - pne of the. forward . line spots, has been at home for . the past month recovering from' a case of influenza,: is back on campus but are that he will not available for booter play this •Fa 11.. - Gehrett has lost consider ible Weight 'and -has fallen behind ~ir. his .scholastic work because of ibis illness. =Nome Lions opponentS were in ;action recently. Army defeated ...7SYracuse 3 7 0 and Navy was Vic '.tortous over, gettysburg 4-0: eth Our Runners ~ • ..- ••,,,.. ,- , . Students interested in skiing and . . _ I I , . • - . -Norm • Gordon. .Hopes ri amers -• . . in clearing the trail — at Boalsburg _ - will meet at the Outing Lodge• at - ■ . -- ~ , . •'2p. m. Sunday. Bring Capture:hedge ,W.-1111...7- IC4rA . Championship clippers or hatchets. A meeting . 7 - . • . of the Ski Club will follow .. By DON AVEBB - . : on the frosh gym team in- 1937. '..‘. ' (Editor's -Note: ..This is the' first Chick ' Werner . -regards Norm as ..,,Sof a series of articles to acquaint a great leader for . the harrier readers 'with members of - Penn team. He is" an unselfish captain IState's cross-country team, which and a ,great than to be counted on ~ . • ;runs its only home meet of the in the pinch. `'season against - Syracuse October - Norm was a'member of the two :,24.) teams that became the first to ~Eastern track circles will long win both the, indoor and outdoor remember the name of this year's IC4-A track titles in one year. :Penn State cross-country team .It is no secretlitat he has a de 'Captain, Norm Gordon.. .'sire to be a member of a cress ;" It was Norm who anchored the country team that wins the IC4-A !'LlOn's two mile relay team to a, meet. Gordon. is' doing every ;surprise whi in last winter's thing he can to produce this team IC4-A indoor meet, clinched the before he graduates in Dec3mber. team title for Penn State, and Perhaps proddest Of Norm's became the center of a month- performances is a fourth place ,long controversy when New York he took in the Penn A. C. meet City schools questioned his eligi- in philadelphia in February, 1440. biiity, r.,, , He was thlied' at *16.5, finiihing : Norm' is only five feet, nine close behind ' rensic6, Cunning- Yhwhes, and Weighs • but 12p.ham, • and : Fkide4V,: the; country's ;;Po4llds, but in that frame' is an greatest turuArifthat :•::e.,,i-iaround.. athlete... • Although his Norm finished:• In a' tie: with end cross country, • Asey ofbilenhattan, •oPeri •he: thne..to : •rneet.: , of :the year: ast",Satur•-: , ; c4ture ; the intramural '127-pound 'd.r.,y • and 'this lean-framed'•hrownz. *.'wrestling title in-1938. - • • haired 'captain • Can be counted on Last 'year :he was runner 7 up, in to be fighting for the lead all thc.. , the boxing . intrarnurals 5n the Way in the . coming meet with , -.-Same . weight. He was• a. tumbler Syracuse. ' Football Squad Leaves Today For Cornell Game 6.2 Average son. move the sting from that, fateful Supporting''-an average of 6.2 On the other hand, Snavely will d a y back in 1939. The Lions leader, was Bernard Rundnick and Bob Hand.werk, followed by yards averages for every time he he able to call upon reserves toted the ball in the last two have had two comparatively easy Dave Carlton, Tom Scott, Tom three and four deep in every posi- games and although they have Madigan, Don Harris, and Rich games, "Sparky" 'Brown, INTittany tion. Many of the reserves are come through unscathed they look- and Kuhn in that order. Lion ta,flback, _Will lead ,his teain's freshmen and sophomores who offensive efforts' against Cornell .gained, experience against Lafa ed anything but impressive. But Y- this weekend it'is different. They The Lion cubs will meet Syra tomorrow. *_ ette, Colgate, _and Army. case at home in the initial meet are "up" .for the game. They of the season on October 24. Reinforced in tha starting line- want to win, and from this corner industry:Wants Women.._ ' Up with the return of veteran it looks like the first Lion victory . ~ but we'll string along with the end Wilbur. Van Lenten, and over Cornell for more than two With SpeCill Trainimg wingback Cliff St. Clair, and the_ decades. 1.-. • Quaker City boys over Princeton. Pitt to upset Indiana in a close • (Continued Ir.* page one) , return of Johnny Wolosky, re- A lot will depend on the ' one. It will take more than Notre serve center, the Lions are at gineering drawing, ordinance in- weather. A wet field will not Dame to stop Bernie Bierman's spection and those leading to their strongest since the beginning he good for the Lions what with mighty lowa Pre-Flight squad. positions as laboratay technici- o f, the season. Cornell'a heavier line and Penn Georgia should take Tulane, hilt ans. Women are also very well Lastnight Higgins . refused to State's dependance on scat not in a breeze. The only thing make any, predictions on the out-suited for work in the personnel backs. But the, real key to the that prompted the Board of Ex come , of the game, .but he indi- problem probably lies in Cor- perts to give Army a nod over . _• ._ . ._ _ . . ... . ,• ,-nri . • gated, that, the Lions would h Although , aheife ~.artx . ',cut- - and have to courses, prerequisities . or, • theSe to play much better football . t • courses, most of the stnifents have ,inorrdw than they diSplayed against Bucknell and Lehigh if a high schciol — edtication, •or . the they wish to entertain hopes of equiValent. - , • The . women are . victory over the Big Red. about evenly :_diVided - between those who ''haVe 'had LeaVing State College this. industrial - morning will .be: Ends: Van Len.- experience, and those of Pie-em . .. .ten, Davis, Baierl, James, and ployment status. . Walters; Tackles: Kern's, Schoon :' Biggest hazard in 'the field is over, Prtt, Moore, Schweitzer; matrimony, sin most of the Guards: Jaf furs, Perugini,' Nobile, younger women: marry and leave Suhey, and Moyer; Centers: Cap the industry as, soon as they find tamn Palazzi Wolosky, and Mar . a spitable mate. For that reason, tella. Among the backfielders employers are prone to pass over making the trip are Brown, St. the young ' and beautiful in favor' Clah-, Cenci, .Banbury, Weitzel, of age and reliability. : : Skuta, Durkota, Schroyer, Colone, Joe, O'Karma, Williams, McFar . . . . .. _ land, and Bacher. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN With DON DAVIS ~ 111111111111111001111111111101011011111011111011111101111111101 Kam • Forces Ha rr i ersi Strictly Business lnside For Second Day For the last two weekends Lion . . gridders have been active but not Light workouts, in an effort to in a very serious mood. This keep the runners in the best of Thirty-one Nittany Lion grid- week Coach Higgins and Corn- shape, were in order in Rec Hall. ders shove off early this morning, pang are in a different frame of shape, were in order in Rec Hall as rain forced the cross-country enroute for Elmira, N. Y., where mind. Their trip to Ithaca this team inside for the see they will hold a short practice weekend might be termed "strictly ond consecutive day. session this afternoon. Tomorrow business." For you see, Penn At the same time Coach Chick morning they will move on to Ith- State has not stopped the"---nig Werner announced, that there aca, the home of Cornell's Big Bed" since way back in Bob Hig would be a joint freshmen- Red football machine, for the 11th gins' time, 1919, when the Lions varsity three-mile race at 3 renewal of a rivalry that dates came out on top, 20-0. back to 1895.- . c"clock Saturday afternoon on /The Nittany Lions will be, the New Beaver Field Course. . Big Red machines have rolled thinking. of more .than this when This will .be the initial race over Nittany Lion aggregations in they take to the field tomorrow. between the varsity and frosh six of the 11 encounters; One con- .(1-lere's hoping it's dry.) They'll squads and Werner expects to,,pee test, the initial meeting in 1895, • be thinking about the last time plenty of competition. resulted in a scoreless tie. State met Cornell in 1939. That Although the varsity runners Riding on the crest of a seven- dark day. Penn State went down will be favored to take a majority game winning streak, the Lions to a humiliating 47-0 drubbing. et the first ten places, freshmen are anxious to avenge the hu- That was the day Cornell scored runners are expected to make an mili6ting ,4'7-0 defeat that ruined two touchdowns on recovered exceptionally good showing. In an otherwise successful 1939 sea- fumbles almost before the Lions the freshmen time trials Tuesday son. got lined up. That was the day seven or eight of the first-year With injuries .dogging his foot- Pepper Petrella was carried off men post excellent times accord; steps, Coach Carl Snavely will the field in an ambulance. In !rig to Coach Werner. field a team that stacks up as be- short, it was a nightmare for ing slightly weaker, especially in Lion players and coaches alike. Outstanding frosh runner is Mitchell Williams, brother of the center of the line, than the i varsity runner Rufe Williams, starting outfits that dropped two It's Been Two Decades who posted a 16:01 three-mile of the first three games this sea- Tomorrow Penn State will re- lime. Just a second behind the Lions Will Hold Light Practice In Elmira pimilimmilimmimmiminimimumimmumumin Between X-Country Squads The Lions Plan Time Trials nell's captain and end, Red Columbia was their patriotic spir- Johnson. Johnson is famous for it. And in a most interesting breaking up opponent's line ~ game it's Duquesne over North backer-uppers. If Penn State Carolina . . . Looks like a tough can keep Captain Johnson back weekend on percentages on his heels most of the game, victory will come much easier. Weekend Whiners Last week our Board of Experts called only one game wrong out of ten. But•a couple of ties confused the issue slightly. So at the end of the two early season weekends we have 15 right, 3 wrong, and 2 ties—a percentage of .833. Things aren't quite so clear this week but here goes--Penn State over Cornell by one touch down. We repeat, Penn State over Cornell by one touchdown. Colgate's Red Raiders will roll on over the Dukes. The Boys from Syracuse should prove too strong for Holy Cross. It may be Penn's , week to relax, PAGE THEE* Days aid nights are getting cooler, it's. time to biy a top coat. See these rich fabrics in expertly tailored and styled coats $25 from SINGLE-BREASTED and " FLY FRONT IN q. COVERTS • FLEECES , • TWEEDS • GABARDINES KALIN'S The Home of HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX
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