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Court Squads
lists 17 Tilts
The Nittany Lions will open a
17-game basketball schedule on
December 5 when Susquehaipik
invades Recreation Hall.
Four men have returned from
last year’s team which won ten
games and lost seven. With these
four men as a nucleus Coach John
Lawther hopes to field a court
squad which will better last year’s
record.
The Nittany Lions will play
home-and-away games with West
Virginia, Muhlenberg, Carnegie
Tech, fluckriell, Pittsburgh, Col
gate, and Temple and single con
tests with Army, Navy and Sus
quehanna.
The schedule:
December's, Susquehanna, home;
8, West Virginia, away; 12, Muhl
enberg, home; 15, Carnegie Tech,
away; 19, Bucknell, home; Janu
ary 5, Muhlenberg, away; 12, Pitts
burgh, away; 16, West Virginia,
home; 19, Colgate, away; 23, Tem
ple, home; 26, Bucknell, away; 30,
Army, away; February 2, Pitts
burgh, home; 6, Navy, away; 9,
Colgate, home; 13, Cafnegie Tech,
home; 16, Temple, away.
NiftaHy Radio Station
Holds First Broadcast
The campus premier broadcast
o£ AOFN, Nittany Party radio
station,' will be held in Schwab
Auditorium, 7:15 Monday eve
ning. Tap dancing, a skit and mu
sic by a college dance band will
be featured on the program.
Recent appointments by the
clique chairman are Gene Fulmer,
assistant clique chairman, and the
following po'mniittee heads: Edith
Murray, social; Ruth Tishermah,
publicity, and Edward Soza, con
tact. . • -Ill'll.
THE COLLEGIAN
Series lied
Two deadlocks will probably be
broken when Temple clashes with
Penn State tomorrow afternoon on
New Beaver Field.
Both teams are now tied in the
number of games won, each hav
ing won three of the six encoun
ters. Temple won the first two
games in 1931 and 1932 and came
back to win again in 1941 by a
14-0 count. The Lions have held
the edge in recent years, having
won three of four games since
1940.
Harry Muckle’s extra point de
cided last year’s game and Lions
won 7-6.
Another tie will probably be
broken when Temple’s Phil Slos
burg and State’s Joe Tepsic get
together. Tepsic scored twice
against Syracuse and Slosburg tal
lied once against Lafayette to
boost their season total to 42
points and put both in a tie for the
lead among the gridiron scorers of
the state.
Pos. Penn Stale TCmple
LE. ...Herron Hauser
LT....Marchi Jarmoluk
LG.... Garbrinski Piscitella
C Kosanovic'h .. . Hochheiser
RG... .Rutkowski Brishup
RT... .Nolan Dolan
RE... .Tamburo Hewson
QB Cooney Burns
LHB...Tepsic Crispo
R'HB... Drazenovich Zawoski
F8....8e11as Wilson
Hbckey Series Opens
All coeds interested ip partici
pating in the Blue-White five
game hockey series starting Mon
day at 4:10 p. m'. should come out
to Holmes Field today at 4:10 p.
m to. get organized.
Only those girls who have bad
one practice and can present
their medicals at that time will be
eligible to compete in the series.
Bti&teFS End Home Season
Against Big fled Squad
Penn Slate’s soccer team, confi
dent after its surprising scoreless
tie with favored Army Saturday,
will encounter a strong Cornell
University squad on New Beaver
Field, 1:30 p.fn. tomorrow.
This will be the Lion’s last home
game, as they close their season
next week against undefeated
Navy at Annapolis.
The Lions, fi-om latest renorts,
will have to be at their best if
they hope to atone for last year’s
1-0 defeat at the hands of the Red
Raiders. The Ithacans have a
strong, fast team made up of Naval
trainees and X-Gl’s.
.For the all-important clash,
Coach Jeffrey will have six fresh
men in the starting lineup. Three
of them, goalie Jimmie Dovncn,
right fullback George Emig, and
fight halfback Charlie Garcia,
were outstanding in last Satur
day’s “upset.”
Harry Little at center forward
position, Jerry Cooper at inside
left, and 'Will Kraybill, outside
left, are the other freshman .start
ers.
Either Bill Dietrich, an ex-GI
who played on the varsity two
seasons ago, or Bill Folwell will
open at left fullback.
Two Navy trainees, Tim Petroff
and John Hamilton, will start at
center half and left half respec
tively. The offense positions will
be held toy Don Rider, outside
Journalists Initiate
Theta Sigma Phi initiations
will be held at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house, .111:15 tomorrow
morning. Pledges' are requested
there at 10:30.
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All candidates for the wrest
ling team and those wishing to
become assistant managers
should report to Recreation 'Hall
at 3:45 any weekday afternoon.
Those trying out for the team
should first get physical exami
nations at the dispensary.
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