The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, November 10, 1942, Image 3
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1942 Higginsmen Point to Penn After Syracuse Victory ; Wozniak's Final Period Goal Wins For Booters, 1-0 Early Middy Defense Thwarts Lion Scoring . Playing his first complete game of the year, Walt Woznaik, used as a •substitute forward in past games, kept the. Penn State soc cer team record unblemished when he scored in the final per iod of play to break a scoreless tie "and give' the Lions a hard earned victory over the Midship men of the Navy, 1-0, at Annapol iS Saturday. • Completely outplaying Coach Jeffry's team during the first qbarter, the Middies kept the ac tion almost completely in Blue and White territory. The usual high-scoring forward line was able to make nary a shot at the Crab town team's gtial while Johnnie Struck, Penn 'State goalie, had to make five brilliant saves to keep the home team from scoring. Gradually, in the second and third periods, the Jeffreymen penetrated Navy territory. Woz naik's kick into the opposing net can in the closing minutes of the final quarter and this turned "what looked like an extra-period game into:a Nittany victory, the sixth of_ the year for the booters. reoccurence of his old leg • injury forced "Allen Heck to leave the game in the third period: Heck's leg has bothered him all season and this was the first genie he had started this fall. The lineups:• G. ....Strassie R.F.....Wilky . L.F. ... Adamson R.H.... : Tabott L.H.....Ke11er I. R.. ...Suhre . . C.F.. .. . Ochenreider .. . . Wozniak I. L.. . . Grosskopf Williams Score by Periods: 1 2 3 4 Tot Penn State Pos. Navy Goals: Penn State, Wozniak. Substitutions: Penn State, Die- trich, Rider; Navy, Chapman, Barnes, Grosiph, McNamara, and Buokneri. • Officials: A. S. Gordon, referee; F. W. Clift, P. V. Proskabeck. Varsity Wrestling Tryouts for varsity wrestling re portfor practice every day 5 p. m. lance to the - Sweetest Trumpet In the \ odd PITT WEEKEND I Dancing 9 to I Statistics Total first Downs Rushing Passing Penalty No. Rushing Plays ... 48 Yds. Gained Rushing 284 Yds. Lost Rushing:— .. 2 Net Yardage Rahing 282 Total No. Passes,:, ..... 9 Passes CompreteiE : ... 4 Yds. Gained Passing .. 84 Own Passes Intercept. 0 Yds. Gained Inteteept. 21 No. Kickoffs 3 Avg. Distance Kickoffs 57 No. of Punts 8 Avg. Distance Punts .. 44 Yds. Return'd Xickoffs 44 Yds. Returned Punts.. 24 No. Fumbles 2 Ball Lost After Fumb. 1 No. of Penalties. 6 Yds. Lost Penalties .. 50 Pos. Penn State.- L.E. Walters L.T. SchoonOvPi:' L.G. Jaffurs C. Palazzi R.G. Nobile -"-- R.T. Moore R.E. Van Lenten Q.B. Cenci L.H. ' Brown R.H. Banbury F:B. Colone -- Struck ..Heck Score by periods Syracuse Freeman Hartman '...Etters Lombana . Prichard Penn State Touchdowns— Brown 2, Colone. Whitesell, Bullock. Points after touchdown Vesper (placement). Substitutions Syracuse Tac kles, Czekala, (:).lanburg; guards, Kerchman, Perr:f; centers, 'Wil liams, Dillon; backs, 'Morris, Nich olson, Vesper, Fox, Bullock, Mich ael, Fornal. Penn State Ends, Davis, James; • -tackles, Kerns, Pratt, Schweitzetv, guard, Suhey; center, 'Woosky; backs, St. Cair, Joe, Durkota, Schyoyer, ()karma. Bender 000 0 1 Penn State 0 0 0 0.0 PENN Enjoy 1 1(. Stardusters' - June !leen - 6a Junior an. Senior •II Lineups Syracuse Berthold Weaver Weber Pellegrini Allher Ransom Werner Mirabito Maines Whitesell Ellis 0 6 0-13 0 12 0-18 -ESTATE CLASS . RINGS - L. G. Balfour Co. 109 S. Allen St. in Charles Fellow Shop THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Lions Impressive In Taming Orange Prospects of their team meet ing the strong Penn squad this week don't seem quite so omi nous to Nittany Lion gridiron followers after the fine exhibi tion of heads-up football display ed by the Blue and White against Syracuse Saturday. While Penn was being upset by an underrated Navy squad, the Lions were in the midst of the greatest come-back in recent Penn State history. Pre-game underdog, because of its pitiful showing against West Virginia the previous week, the Lion team served notice that they are not to be taken lightly frdm here on in. 39 261 44 217 14 33 70 52 The game lacked nothing in the way of wide-open play, and for awhile it looked as if a scoring marathon was going to develop. Lions Forge Ahead For the first time this season, the Lions found themselves on 'the long end of the score in the opening minutes, but to the cha grin of the 11,000 spectators, their lead lasted for but 40 seconds. After Colone had forced the Orange back with an exchange of punts with Ellis, Syracuse full back, Sparky Brown got off on the first of his three long Jaunts. With the ball on the invader's 49 yard line, Brown hit inside on the weak side, evaded the Or ange secondary before being caught on the 9 yard stripe. Brown hit the line again to score. Van Lenten's placement was blocked; On the first play from scrim mage after Schoonover's kickoff Whitsell, Orange half back, cir 'cled right end, caught the Lion secondary flatfooted, and sped 75 yards for the touchdown that evened the score. Vesper's place ment put Syracuse ahead, 7-6. Lions Rally Colone and - Brown teamed up early in the third period to put State ahead 18 to 7. On the fifth play after the half, Colone pass- ed to Brown on the midfield stripe. Brown wove through the entire Syracuse team until a mix up with an over anxious Lion blocker on the one foot line end ed the play. Brown crashed over on the next play. Again Van Len ten's placement failed. The second touchdown of the period came after a sustained drive of 43 yards. Colone picked up the last two yards and the touchdown after Brown and St. Clair had moved the ball down field. Johnny Jaffurs was the star of the last quarter as he inter cepted two desperation heaves to get the Lions out of the hole. IM Swimming IM swimming contests will be gin tonight when Delta Chi meets SAE, 7 p. m. Immediately follow ing at 7:45 DU will tackle Lambda Chi Alpha. Alpha Chi Sigma will swim against the Kappa Sigs, 8:45. Independent meets will not be scheduled until after fraternity meets are run off. BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS try Stevens PAGE THREE Wernermen Run Good Time-Trials Displaying the best form of the year, the varsity cross-country team, led by Captain Norm Gor don, posted their best time of the season at trials held on the New Beaver course Saturday afternoon. Captain Norm Gordon surpassed all previous efforts in completing the five-mile course in 26:32. Curt Stone and Joe Beach followed with their best times of the season. Coach Chick Werner declared that the records were "encourag ing," but warned that they could not be compared with those posted on the Van Cortlandt park course in New York City, where the IC4- A meet will be held Monday. The latter course is much harder and has a rougher terrain. Yale established itself as a fav orite along with New-York Univer sity when it won the annual hep tagonal meet on the same Van Cortlandt Park. Yale captured three of the four initial positions. Results of Lions' time trials Sat urday follow: Gordon Stone Beach M. Williams Handwerk . R. Williams Wessel.... Harris DeLong FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2D Pri.oa Inciading; Tax. $4.00 26:32 27:15 27:47 27:58 28:24 28:40 28:51 29:05 31:58