qww ( O'rmvaß- .1948
Harriers
Gridders
-Five Cindermen Cross
Finish. Line Together
• Sloshing their way to a new
track record of 23:27 for a four
. and one-lialif mile course, five Nit
'
tang harriers broke the tape to
gether to defeat Cornell Saturday,
15-40.
- Gerry Karver, Curt Stone, Hor
ace Asherifelter, Don Longenecker,
and iyiito# Williams were the Lion
..cindernien who crossed the finish
• line. simultaneously to - set a new
course. mark by two-tenths of a
second On the Big Red trail.
Team Play
• "The boys ran as a team rather
than individually during the
meet," Coach 'Cihick Werner said,
adding that the Lion runners
didn't run at their fastest pace due
to the soggy condition of the
course tO avoid injuries.
Lennox Places
Fred Lennox, who is running his
first year of cross-country compe
tition, was Penn State's sixth man
in the meet and placed only 30
seconds behind the leaders.
. This is the Wernermen's third
• consecutiye victory in the season's .
cross-country competition. Fn .their
•. first meet, the Lion harriers took
• .a• decisive lis-40 win, over Syra
. cus e over a muddy. course. Next
:\ the Lion squ'ad defeated a strong
Michigan State team on home
grounds in. a cldsely contested
meet, .25-30.
Saturday th e iounners,-will face
the Pitt PantherS:irvek: the Nittany
course.
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Set. Track Record;
Beat Colgate, 6-2
Opponents' 'Scores
Following. are fast week's
scores of Penn State's 1946 op
ponants: • •
Suckpell 2,9:::1.14faYett9 0
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Syrac4s9 q; West ..Vlmnig 13
Michigan Sfiite clncinngt i 18
Fordham.
Navy 19; .Penneyljanle 32
PO! 8: Purdue
Chattanooga 13
Opponents' Record To 1.: 0 44
Opponent W L T
Buck jell ....,.....„ .... 2 3 0
SyrEi'evisp . 2 3 0
Michigan Stale 2 3 0
Colotite 1 3 0
Fordham
Temple
Navy
Pitt y.t.;
Miami (Fla.)
Golf Tourney Narrows fo
Semi-final "Contestants
. The College Golf Tournament
is currently in its final week of
play with ''four 'tipper bracket
semi-finalists tieing. - the centers of
attention. Second 'atfa - third brack
et semi-finalist are_alsp complet
ing the playoffs - for the cham
pionships of their-divisions.
Don Hart,:jerry . Smith, Bruce
Dietterick, and Dick: Hastings are
are survivors who are currently
pairing off for final round berths.
.Hart opposeS'Smith7with _Pfeffer- .
iok aod Hastings . ; hittling l'Or the
other;•:finaliSt
.
Vpori. these golfers and othets
Whoslrwed '•••• up . im *l4
toumey, Co.ch - gat? ituttiftrii4.o
.Plar4s 1 0 1 . 1 1 1 .4 1 '. 1 001' of *ring
ears. • • - •
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114 Crosi-Country
Inbrarnural cross-country squads
may prattice from 4 to .5:30 p.m,
from October 29 thrOuglt Novem
ber 1, and November 4 and 5. En
tries will cher out with Dave
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Colone to Triplett Pass
Gives Lions Margin
Penn State took the lead 5-4 in
a series started in 1911 when the
Nittany bons Egime from behind
to beat celg4te fe to 2 before a
record homecoming crowd of
112,00 q at Hamilton, N. Y. Satur
day afternoon.
The Colgate alumni sat in si
lence. under a blistering sun as
the Red Raiders went hadcward
more than they went forward to
end up with a net yardage by
rushing DT minus 27.
The first score came in the first
period 'when an intercepted pass
and an out-of-bounds kick back
ed the Lions up to their 115-yard
line.
Missed Cue
Someone in the backfield miss
ed his cue when Oggie Martella
passed the ball back and it rolled
into the end zone. Elwood Petch
el raced back to pounce on the
ball an instant before a Raider
tackle to give a safety and two
Points to Colgate.
Five minutes before the end of
the first half, after the Higgins
men had invaded Colgate's side Of
the field for the seventh time,
Joe Colone passed to Wally Trip-.
lett on the 15 who grabbed the
, ball over his shoulder and streak
ed. over the goal line unmolested.
Penn 'State moved into scoring
position. at least once in every
period, and reached the' Colgate
13. 3 ..ftiArPe :in• the last period. but
f4i1.41. ti ) ,..,•-se.ke. •
ndy Tn.err,. in his last year at
-,9411# 4 ,1 ".i.rtloll3*td tb .cos.. up the
ilefonse hy using the T for:
Timition.for 44... first time this ,
Bore • forces were.
•hOtwayer l using a 5-3-2-1 .defe.n.se
agaiTiat the T even
i t oipst the double'
*liii:!4Oilteep . `the Raiders bottled
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The.:itatistics *g U o*: •
PS C
Total first downs 10
First .downs,-.rushing . 7 1
First downs, passing 3 3
First .downs, penalties 0 1
Yards gained,• rushing 138 • 38
Yards lost rushing 20 65
Net yardage rushing 118 . -27
3 0
... 1 1 2
.. . 1 4 0
3 3 1
4 1 0.
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Passes attEirnple,d 18 11
Passes completed 6 4
Yards gained passing 93 61
Passes had intercepted 2 1
Punts ' 6 14
Average distance punts 27 33.5
Runback punts 119 18
Kickoffs
Runback kickoffs .... 21 GO
Ball lost after fumbles 2 1
Penalties
Yards lost penalties 30 30
Score by periods:
PENN STATE ... 0 6 0 0-6
COLGATE 2 0 0 ()2
Touchdowfas Triplett. Safety
HOW AT •WARNER THEATRES
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`Fluleello - core and—
Navy Ties Booters, 1-1
A "fluke" kick, aimed to get the
'ball out of scoring area, rebounded
off a Navy booter and bounced into
th e Penn State net . to give the
Middies a 1-1 dvaw with the Nit
tany Lion soccer squad at Annapo
lis Saturday.
Navy's lone tally came in the
final quarter when Lloyd Black at
tempted to boot the' ball out of
danger. As Middle center Welsh
closed in on Black, the kick re
bounded off Welish's shin and Into
the side of the net. Goalie Graeb..
SX, MA, SigPi
Win in Football
Sigma Chi eked out a 7-6 vic
tory over Alpha Gamma Rho to
highlight Thursday night's intra
mural football program. In other
games, Phi Kappa Tau succumbed
before Pi Kappa Alpha 6-0, and
in an overtime contest, Sigma Pi
edged Alpha Sigma Phi 1-0.
Friday, night saw Dorm 3, Pol
lock Circle triumph over Penn
Haven 1-0. This game was pro
tested by the losing squad. Dorm
itory 10, Pollock Circle forfeited
to Secret Squadron. The evening's
third' slated encounter between
the Physical Education' Majors
and the-Hoopsters was postponed
due to rain.
Last night's schedule pitted
Delta Sigma Phi zgainst Triangle,
Phi Kappa vs. Kappa Sigma and
Beta Theta Pi vs. Phi Sigma
Kappa.
Tau Kappa Epsilon opposes
Beta Sigma Rhp in the first en
gagement tonight. Delta Tau. Del
ta vs. Zeta Beta Tau, and Phi Kap
pa psi vs. Lamhda Chi Alpha
complete the evening's ledger.
Calls All 'Hatmen
• liatinen 1 !;1110- W 441 to 4elp op't in
The - Lid - Os' cross-coMitrir meet with
Pitt Saturday .are - requested to re .
port to .manager . Dirk : Lose at the
New Beaver Field flag poles, 1
Penn State's famed Blue Band
is on the march again, and is a
major attraction at Nittany Lion
football games.
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ner was unable to make .the save.
Slates Clean
The tie keeps the Lion and Navy
slates clean, for neither team has
tasted defeat to date. Both squads
have scored three wins, with Sat
urdayks draw being the first for
e ach side.
Penn State scored early in the
second period when Bender passed
the ball to Ken Hostermran who
tallied the Blu e and White's lone
marker. The Lions threatened eon.
stantly, but were unable to pene
trate 'the Midshipmen's goal al-•
though several close shots bounced
off the cross-bar and sid e posts..
Boyd Etters sprained his ankle
in the • hard-fought contest and
May be out of action for the LionS'
next game with Cornell.
PENN STATE .... 0 1 0 0-1
NAVY 0 0 0 1-1
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