FRIDAY, OCTQRER 27, 1344
Booters Seek Win
After Navy Defeat
Smarting from an unexpected
defeat by-a strong Navy team,
2-1, Saturday, Coach Bill Jef
frey’s Lion soccer squad is prac
ticing long hours and revamping
its lineup in order to prove a vic
ious host to the Muhlenberg team
it will entertain behind the east
stands of New Beaver 'Field at
1:30 o’clock tomorrow afternoon.
Starting for the Jeffreymen at
goalie will be either Gene Graib
ner playing his last game for
Penn State, or Joe Crouch, erst
while halfback who is expected
to take over the post when Graib
ner leaves. Freshman Dave Binns
has clinched the spot at right full
back while Clair Jewell and
Charley Appleman are fighting
for the nod at left full.
At right halfback Coach Jef
frey will field Stet Stetler or
Capt. Jimmy Athertpn. A new
comer competing for “this position
is Jack Campbell, a first semester
freshman who will matriculate at
the College today and may play
911 the varsity tomorrow. Jess
Hartman and Bob Parker will
hold down their usual positions of
center and left halfbacks.
On the forward line Red Pav
lika' or Karl Erdman will be* Jef
frey’s choice at outside right.
Herb Mendt or Jim Atherton
will hold down the inside right
and inside left positions. John
Hamilton or Red " Pavlika will
start at center forward and to
complete the roster Fritz Holm
quis’t has been selected to play
at outside left.
. Coach Jeffrey is not too wor
ried over the prospects, of the
Muhlenberg game. The Mules
have lost all three of their starts,
1-0, to Princeton; 2-1, to Buck
riell; and 2-0, to Temple, he said.
Instructors to Teach
Classes in Lifesaving
American Red Cross courses in
lifesaving and water safety will
be offered by qualified instructors
to Women students this semester.
Lion Officiating Staff
There’ll be an all-Penn State
officiating staff for at least ten
games this fall in the National
Profes'sibnal Football League.
Carl Rebele and Harry Robb
of [Pittsburgh, E. E. “Shorty”
Miiler of Harrisburg, and Lar
ry iConover of Atlantic City, N.
J., have been notified they will
serve together in ten games.
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4 P.M. October 31
ing the 100 mark the week before,
Soccer Coach Bill Jeffrey saw his
hooters lose their first game at
home since 1932 this past week
end when Navy won 2-1.
Linn Soccerite Completes
95 Air Combat Missions
Although Marine First Lt. Ned
Corman, former Penn State soc
cer star, has completed 95 com
bat missions in the Southwest Pa
cific, he has yet to collect a bul
let hole in his plane: ,
A former member of the fam
ed “Black Sheep Squadron” of
which the missing Major Greg
ory Boyington was leader, Cor
man has just been awarded the
Air Medal for “meritorious
achievement” in aerial' action
against, the Japs in the Solomons.
The ex-Lion booter has con
centrated, on heavily fortified
Jap-held Rabaul in his combat
flying.
Welcome Freshmen!
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War Veterans To Swell Hunting Ranks
American youth, returning
from the hunting grounds of Eu
ropean battlefields and Pacific
island outposts, will constitute the
largest army of game hunters in
the nation’s history, it was pre
dicted today by Dr. P. F. Eng
lish of the College faculty.
Dr. English, who is associate
professor of wildlife management,
pointed out that many men who
never even held a gun before en
tering military service have be
come crack marksmen.
Hundreds of them, he said, have
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missions and local sportsmen’s
clubs to pay farmers to let a few
rows of grain remain in fields
for food.
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