FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1942
Colone To Star,
In Lion. Backfield
Against Syracuse
Banbury Moved To
Winghatk In Shake-up
Yreshmen have figured in the
Nittany Lion grid pictui : e to a con
'siderable extent this season in re
-serve roles, but tomorrow, for the
'first time in 28 years of Penn State
'football, a freshman will be in the
• starting lineup.
.. After a shake-up, of the first
string backfield following the. West
:Virginia debacle, Joe Colon e,
triple threat fullback, will find
himself as the starter at the plung
. ing spot. Jack Banbury, in turn,
will move to the wingback spot
formeely held by Cliff St. Clair.
_ In averaging 43 yards for 17
punts so far this season, Colone
has eclipsed Cenci's punting
achievements, and is making a
strong bid for national ranking t in
the kicking department. As a pass
er, Colone has no peer on 'the Lion
squad, except little Bobby Wil
liams.
The only other new face in the
Lion line-up that will face Syra
cuse tomorrow is Leo Nobile who
will be playing at the left guard
pOsition in .place of the injured
Bob Peru.gini.
Mirabito at Quarter
. The Orangemen will . also :sport
a, change. of. personnel . ..in: thk.l3 . 4ck:g •
sal .:.".TootS"
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fullback . PnsitioriAo :The
• hack slot .to. replace Ed Fox; vet
, eran signal caller; who was in
, juyed last week: •
Larry Ellis, a sophomore, will
take over the plunging duties va
cated by Mirabito.
Orangemen Use "Y"
beSrSite the fact that the football
rules, committee outlawed the re
verse •center—the main feature of
So "Y" formation last year—
' the Orangemen are again working
• from the Y with the center playing
in the orthodox manner. Working
-frorn.the Y—which might be term
,ed "a modified T-formation with
an unbalanced line—the Orange
• men have tallied 115 points against
five collegiate foes this Fall. •
Solom will bring his _squad 'to
Lock Haven today, where they will
,hold a short practice session this
,afternoon. , The invaders will ye
main in Lock Haven over night,
before coming on to State College
,late tomorrow morning. •
College pebalers Meet
Pittsburgh Twice
;Three varsity debaters will•
leave today for Pittsburgh where
-they: will engage tllae University
of Pittsburgh squad in a SYm
posium on• "Problems of the
:Peace.' .
Mothio's Beck '43; Milton Berg
•stein*.'44,' and .Earl R. Booser '43
'represent the College in. the
:two discussions scheduled for
2: . 3.0:p.•m: today
s and 10:30 a. ni.
tomorrow; the latter of which will
be .witnessed by an assembly of
high school debaters and coaches
from western Pennsylvania.
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Remember 'Toots' Mirabito?
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Back in 1939,.. Sal "Toots" -Mirabito, SYraituse's hard.-charging
backfielder, was
. the only man that was able to pie,rce the Lions'
famed " seven mountains." Tomorrow Toots will find himself, at a
new position. Coach Ossie Solom's regular fullback until this week,
Mirabito has •ligeri switched to the quarterback position when vet
eran Ed Fox. was. pldced on the injdred list.
Hattiers..itain ft* laiiA Meet
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Pe n n • :State's cross-country when they take the field on the
squad will do most of its practic- sixteenth, opposed by the best
ing on the Centre-Hills Golf Club thinclad teams of the East.
New York University's cross
turf from now,•until the end of
country team, which took third
the season, Coach: Chick Werner place in the IC4-A meet last year,
declared last night. served notice on its Eastern op-
Werner stated that the Centre ponents that they will be strong
Hills course is much more like contenders . for top honors in the
the Van
,Cortlandt Park course annual meet. .
in New York City, On which the 'ln an intra-New York City meet
IC4-A' meet will.-be run on No- of collegiate harrier teams, the
vember 16
The longer slopes and rougher tion by grabbing first, second,
terrain of the Centre Hills course fourth, sixth and .seventh places
will condition tlfe runners for in the test where 40 runners corn
what they will be up against peted. Manhattan was second.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Violets overwhelmed all opposi-
Soccermen Embark This Morning
For Middy Game; At Full Strength
Owl Game Switched
Date of the Penn State-
Temple soccer game has been
switched to November 28, ac
cording to an announcement by
Neil M. Fleming, graduate man
ager of athletics, last night.
Originally set for November
21, the contest will take place
orie week later in Philadelphia.
The postponement gives • the
Lions three weeks to prepare
for the tussle. After this Satur
day's game at Annapolis, the
boaters have no further game
scheduled before the tilt with
the Owls.
At full strength for one of the
few times this season, Coach Bill
Jeffrey and the Penn State soccer
team, 16 strong, leave this morning
at 11 o'clock for Annapolis where
tomorrow afternoon they take on
Navy in their next-to-last game of
the season.
Traveling to Maryland by train
will be Johnnie Struck and Bob
Seavy, goal; Bill Deitrich, Allen
Heck, Captain Hap Freeman, full
backs; Sammy Schnure, Boyd Et
ters, Dean Hartman, Bobbie Fast,
halfbacks; and Smiley • Williams,
Jose Lombana, Walt Wozaik, Bill
Prichard, Paul Bender, Don Rider,
and Charley Lischer, forwards.
Betas Defeat Tekes Seavy is making his ,first away
trip with the team while Heck was
To Tie AGR For present at the Syracuse and Army
games but did not see action. Don
Bowfin L Rider, only frosh in the varsity
g eague Lead lineup, will be serving in his third
Beta Theta Pi, led by Tim The booters will be housed to-
Giles, fought its way to a tie for• night in Bancroft Hall, massive
first place in the Fraternity Bow- dormitory for the Midshipmen. To-
ling League last night by taking morrow's game is scheduled for 2
three close games from Tau Kap- p. m. and immediately afterward
pa Epsilon, 765-704, 775-692, 875- the Blue and White will board a
792. Giles won high scoring train_, for Baltimore, where they
honors for the game and the eve- will spend the night at the Lord
ning with a total of 556 pins. His italtimore ; Hotel.
high game of, 213 made him the"IEII Be Toligh"=Jeffiey
top man of the meet. Best for Although Coach Jeffrey waUld
k
the losing. Tekes were Stu Kines make no comment on • the game
and Jack McKee. other than
,"it'll be a tough pne t .,
the Lions should go. into the game
Alpha Gamma Rho lost its the fairorite. If they.ean beat t. 1 .4
'chance to stay Out in front of the Middies, 'the timple gaine,_wtifel?.
Betas by losing the last game ..of has been postponed until,,NoVem
its meet to Acacia. The AGEt's ber 28, will be the only reiriahiling
did, however, win the first two obstacle in the way of another
un
games to stay in a tie for the lead. defeated season, their 10th in the
George Pringle was high scorer. last 11 seasons. .
Game totals were 664-634, 621- The Jeffreymen will also be out
515, 506-638. to add game number eight to their
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In the only other game, Delta
Tau Delta defeated Alpha Sigma
Phi 699-560, 621-575, 638-506.
Chuck Ziegler led the Pelts with
a 430 total, while Gordon was
the best for the Alpha Sigs with
437.
In determining the league
standing, one point is given for
the high team score each game,
in addition to one point given for
the high three-game total.
The league standings:
TEAM
Alpha Gamma Rho
Beta Theta Pi ....
Delta Tau Delta
Tau Kappa Epsilon ... 3
Acacia 2
Alpha Sigma PM 0
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PAGE THREE
Team To Be Housed
In Bancroft Hall
game with the varsity
new undefeated streak which be-
gan last year after. the loss at West
Point, the first in ten years.
Rival Coaches Are Old Friends
Middy .Coach Tom Taylor and
Coach Jeffrey will renew an old
friendship on the soccer [field, to
morrow. In each of the 17 years
that Coach Bill has been guiding
the .local booters, the Blue and
Gold has been an annual oppo
nent. Taylor has coached the Navy
for the past 25 years.
At one of the. Navy fullback
spots will be Midshipman Jack
Keller, now in his third and final
year at the Academy, who started
out on his soccer career at the
State College High School and
played first string fullback with
the 1939 Penn State fresh Man
squO.
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