TUEDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1946
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ROSEMARY GENETTI
Senior Sec.-Treas.
'JACQUELINE ZIVIC
Junior S'e.c:-Titias.
PATRICIA KINCAID
Sophomore Sec.-Treas.
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Struction engineer with much
sawing and nailing or two-by
fours, A specially contritved pot
'belched smoke at appropriate mo
ments and the costomers . -the
c.rowd! rigged a Greek-Skirtd
Spartan.
Disaster almost strutek Friday
night 'when Huehnergartlp, a pre
law senior, drilled eyes hi the
CAMPUS-KEY
BARBARA McCLEARY
SEknior Sec.-Treas.
LOUISE GROSSMAN
Junior Sec."-Treas.
JANE FOURACRE
Sophomore Sec.-Treas.
plaster of Paris lion's head only to
have it collapse.in chips. 'Glue and
several hours'l,Vork from patient
fingered Pi Kappa Alpha's putthe
Nittany face together again.
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THE IiALLY COLLEGIAN,' STA'L'E COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
eNteen
'the 'Lion s
By Stephen 'Sinichak
Sports musings over the Home
eominig Weekend:
Penn State's soccer and cross
country teams carried the victory
banners this past weekend and
increased their win streaks to
three and two triumphs respec.
lively. The gridders, as everyone
knows, dropped a sad one to
Michigan State. Need we say
more?
The booters had a fairly large
group of supporters at their game.
Some thought enough of their
ability to stick it out in the base
ball bleachers and watch the Jef
ireymen perfonm. At least that
tussle was worth watehing!
The Infantry terminology,
"Scouts Out" indicates possible
imminent danger ahead. Wonder
if Lion scout Al Michaels was
ambushed when he spied on the
Spartans? •
Perhaps we can philosophize by
saying Penn State came out with
a .60'0 average against Michigan
State, for Chick Werner's har
riers did win the cross-country
race against the Spartans!
Bill Jeffrey's hooters prefer to
pass around individual honor.
their opener • against Gettysburg,
Dean Witmer and Hamilton lead
the scoring attack. Two weeks
ago Ken Hosternian's fOur goals
gave the Bucknell goalie plenty
of trouble. Last Saturday it was
Johnny Hamilton on thi.rairipage
against Colgate with threi ;allies.
• Guerre, Michigan State's "Lar
ry Joe,". was the "Little'?..g,ily with
the "Big" 4 1 5 on his jersey. When
the Lions started chasing a Spar
tan, ball carrier for any great
distance, it usually turned out to
•be George . .Guerre: He • scored
their first touchdown and set i.lO
the other two with his long runs.
Guerre is only a sophomore,' but
showed up much better than the
publicized. Russ Reader , • •
Johnny Hamilton and Ken Hos
terman now lead the soccer scor
ing with five goals each. Witmer
follows with four goals, Hack
man with two and Dean Hartman
with a single marker.
Stat!stics show the Spartans
totaled '307 yards by ground of
fensive. No wonder they scored'
three touchdowns! That's better
than three times the length of
the gridiron. Maybe we shoulda
"quick-kicked?"
The first enrollment of the Col_
lege included one hundred stu
dents.
I:c th 11
IS lili
X-Counfry Squad
Defeats Spartans
Coming across the finish line
in a photo-finish, Lion Gerry
Karver took first place in 27:26
time over Jack Dianetti, of Michi
gan State, wh o finished one sec
ond later, Penn State won the
meet, 25-30, over the Spartan on
home grounds Saturday.
Dianetti, stellar fresh Man run
ner for the Spartans, ran the mile
in 4:,16 when he was a sopho
more in a Rochester, N.. Y., high
school. This is considered one of
the best times in high school
competition. Placing in . third and
fourth places in a dead heat were
Captain Curt Stone 'End 'Horace
Ashenfelter of Penn State.
Summary; (1) Karver (PS),
27:26; (2). Dianetti (MS), 27:27;
(3 and 4) Stone, Ashenl'elter (PS),
27:55; (5) Gibbard (MS), 28:39;
(6). Mack (MS) 28:43; (7) Kiczen
ski (MS), 28:52; (8) Horne (PS),
28:57; (9) Kebschull (MS), 29:15;
(.10) Williams (PS), 29:23.
This 'Saturday the Wernermen
GriddersLose,l9-16
An inspired Michigan State
eleven sparked by diminutive
George Guerre toppled the in
jury -riddled Nittany LionS
19-16 before a record crowd of
20,000 homecoming fans at New
Beaver Field last Saturday. •
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face. the Cornell team at Ithaca,
N, Y. The Cornell harriers de
feated Alfred University by a
perfect score of 15-40 Saturday.
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