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Hold-Overs Buoy Lion Hopes
(Continued from .p)age one)
ember that it was Swarthmore's
third tilt and !Muhlenberg's first;
this may have had a lot to do with
the result. Every team makes a
Jot of mistakes in their opener
and we'll make ours. With :Ferrel
in there throwing the ball, they'll
always be a threat."
The Nittany linemen go into the
game with a 22 pound advantage
ever their opponents. Starting
for the Lions will be bronc Kosan
avich at center, 195; Bob Gernand,
205, right end; Don Miltenberger,
2115, left end; Bob Rutkowski, 120'5,
right guard; Carl DiMmerling,llBs,
]eft guard; Marino !Marchi, 220,
right tackle; Johnny Nolan, 210,
left tackle.
Reserve strength for the for
ward wall will come from men
about even in ability and exper
ience as the starters. This sec
ond "first string" consists of Bob
McKoy or Chuck Drazehovich,
center; Howard 'Caskey and John
Finley, tackles; John Simon and
Jim 'Matthews, guards; Sam Tam-
Matmen, Notice
All active batmen are re
quested to attend a pep rally
tonight and the football game
tomorrow to usher and offi
ciate, Stanley , Chadwin, presi
dent of Hat Societies Council,
announced today.
buro and Ross Herron, ends.
In a backfield plagued by injur
ies, Joe Tepsic is slated to do most
of the ball carrying at tailback.
Tepsic' put on quite a display of
passing in recent days and will
spearhead State's aerial offensive.
Ralph Ventresco will share the
running and passing attack with
the ex-Marine ,in tRe fullbabk
slot. Starting wing back will be
Larry Cooney, 17-year old veter
an of last year's varsity, and Dino
Taccalozzi will take over as quar
terback.
With Wally Triplett and Bob
Kritzer possibly sidelined by in
juries. Jim Wolf will see ;plenty
of action in relieving Tepsic. Wolf,
speedy and tough, impressed the
coaches with his touchdown run
in Saturday's intra-squad game.
Wing backs Larry Spencer and
Chuck Willing are also ailing but
will probably be in shape for to
morrow's contest. Additional re
serve strength will come from
freshmen Joe Fulcoly and Ever
ett Fretz.
Most likely to see action at
miarterback in relief roles are
Charles Murray and Martin Vea
ter, both frosh from UniontoWn.
Al Bellas, who has played steadily
and well in scrimmages, will get
first call as fullback. after Ven
fresco. Tubby Lang, with his edu
cated kicking toe, will also see
plenty of service.
Three members of the Penn
State athletic staff have served
Uncle Sam as Army sports con
sultants.
Tastes like home
BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA•COLA COMPANY BY
ALTOONA BOTTLING WORKS OF ALTOONA
KOSANOVICH AND MILTENBERGER, both members of last year's all
freshman squad, promise to reach new heights on the 1945• Penn State
eleven, while Rutkowski, also a hold-over and a veteran of the Fleet, looms
as one of the best guards in the East.
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Saturday's Lineup
Penn State Pos. Muhlenberg
81 .Miltenberger LE Pulczuk 12
70 Nolan LT Goetz 33
63 Dimmerling LG Turtzo 18
57•Kasanovich C Way 3
64 Rutkowski RG Burchfield 4
75 ,Marchi RIT Moser 36
87 Gernand RE Staudinger
27 Taccalozzi B Ferrel 34
45 Tepsic LHIB Rubbert 7
15 Cooney RES Heck l 3s
35 Ventresco Moomey 14
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THE COLLEGIAN
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Interest Lags in IF Ball
Both interest and activity hog
ged down in the Interfraternity
softball tourney, as. only five
games were played in the last two
weeks. Phi Sigma Delta took un
disputed lead in League B by
edging out Phi Delta Theta in the
last inning on a couple of walks
and a scratch hit, 2-1.
Alpha Phi Delta smeared Gam
ma Sigma Phi, 18-0; Sigma Chi
overpowered Sigma Phi Epsilon,
13-3; Alpha Phi Delta polished
off Phi Kappa. Sigma, 18-4; and
Sigma Pi swamped Sigma Phi Ep
silon, 17-6.
Jeffrey To Pick
Starling Booters
The delayed return of Bill Jeff
rey, has placed the responsibility
of picking the starters for the op
ening soccer game with Muhlen
berg on October 13 in the hands
Of assistant coaches Herb Mendt
and John Hamilton.
The soccer mentor is slated to
arrive at the College - on October
1. This will allow less than two
weeks for .the final practice ses
sions.
Practice sessions have been con
ducted for the past week under
the tutelage of Coaches Mendt
and Hamilton. Particular changes
in the style of practice is that of
playing the strong forward line
against a strong opposing back
line. Coach Mendt stated that this
style of practice will be continu
ed so as to have the team in top
shape against Muhlenberg.
The starting team is being
whipped into shape but the de
cisions as to who will start in the
seasons opener will • rest with
Coach Jeffrey. Probable starters
will include Don Rider at/center,
with John Hamilton and Paul
Pfluger playing the left inside and
right outside • respectively.
Herb Mendt will get the start
ing nod at right inside and it is
not known who will play the right
outside. Present plans are to shift
Rene Rodriquez from the 'center
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
PENNSYLVANIA GREYHOUND LINES. wish to an
nounce to all students that, in order to arrange accomo
dations for travel for this coming Fall Semester, it will
be necessary to purchase your ticketS as far in advance
as possible. but not later than twelve hours prior to yoUr
intended departure time.
All Buses Leave From the
GREYHOUND POST HOUSE
LEAVE STATE COLLEGE, PA.
EASTBOUND WESTBOUND NORTHBOUND
* 8:00 A.M. 1:30 A.M. "'" 1:19 A.M.
1:25 P.M. 7:00 A.M. ".* 6:44 A.M.
6:15 P.M. 1:30 P.M. *** 1:04 P.M.
1:15 A.M. 6:45 P:M. I 6:34 P.M.
Through coaches to Harrisburg, Lancaster and Philadel-.
phia, Pa. •
** Connections at Harrisburg for Allentown, Bethlehem, Eas
ton and New York City, N. Y.
***. Through coaches to Sundbury, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton,
Pa.
The above schedules to become effective October 1, 1945
ives Wrangle
Riot Reigns
BLITHE SPIRIT
A Players' Show That's Got Everything
Oct. 5 & 6
7:30 p. M.
FRATERNITY JEWELRY
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY
LOCATED IN THE ATHLETIC STORE
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1945
Bks 9 Takes
Top Position
Barracks 9 retained the number
one spot in the V-12 touch foot
ball tournament by notching their
fifth victory in a row. The win
was registered over Barracks . 36,
and the score was 9-6. Previously,
they had downed Barracks 37 on
Les Jacobs' field goal in the last
half, 3-0, and they blanked Bar
racks 26, aided by Bill MdMaster's
touchdown, 6-0.
In other games, Barracks 13 de
feated Barracks 36, 13-6; Bar
racks 37 blanked Barracks 36,42-
0; and Barracks 37 whitewashed
Barracks 13, 125-0.
Barracks 36 won over Barracks
13 by virtue Of John LivingSton's
marker, 6-0, and Barracks 13 and
Barracks 26 fought to a scoreless
tie. ,
Team
Barracks 9
Barracks 37
Barracks 13
Barracks 36
Barracks 26
position to right outside.
Five men are vieing for the,
starting role at the halfback posi='
tions. Competition is so keen
be
tween Elwood Stetler, Bob Rust
Tim 'Petroff and Ralph Sampal•
for the first string positions that
the• final decisions will be left ti
Coach Jeffrey.
Apparitions Appear
Won Lost Tied
.5 0 0
.3 1 1
.2 3 1
.1 4 2
.0 3 2
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