THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7,194 G Gridders Gird For Temple McCown, Scherer Out For Season's Duration Continuing a rivalry started in IlflSl, Temple’s Owls will invade the Nittany Lion den to meet Penn State for the eighth time Satur day. With the injured list constantly growing, Coach Boh Higgins is working his charges against'Tem ple's tricky T-formation plays. Halfback Bill Scherer and’ fleet Dick MCCown both will toe out of action for the 'duration of the seai son. PATHS DANGEROUS Scherer wren'ched his ankle while walking along one of the oamlpus paths on the way to foot ball practice. McCown, who skirted end' for 22 yards to score a touchdown against Fordham, injured his shoulder in a practice scrimmage Tuesday. , - Guard' Steve Suhey and tackle Bill Kyle are still bothered by previous leg injuries and it is doubtful that they will see action against the O wls. JOE IN UNIFORM ILarr.y Joe has shed his shoulder straps and was able to do some limning at practice Tuesday, but it may be several weeks ‘before he will be in shape to play. For the wingback post, Jeff ■Durkota will again get the nod. Although Bob Urion along with Bud 'Davis- saw action against Fordham, both .are still being ham pered by old leg injuries. . Joe Colone will be ready to stai-t -at fullback to round out the Lion to’a'ekfield. OWLS PLAN FEW CHANGED Coach Ray Morrison is planning few changes for his team- and 1 the toackfield consisting of ' Bob Gir ton. Bud Sutton, Phil Sloslburg, and Joe Nejinan will remain in tact. Kappa Sigma fraternity, including both -pledges and actives, is com posed entirely of veterans. " vrtiip into shape ' Looking forward to that Im portant week-end? Better slip into a comfortable designed for-juniors Pliantform and get yourself a slick city figurel V foundations; inc. 1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Following are Joe Harris' football predictions, with probable scores, for the coming weekend. Probable winners are listed at the left side. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1948 College of Pacific —San Jose State Detroit U.—Villanova College Miami U. (Fla.) —Miami U. (Ohio) West Chester St. Tchrs.—lthaca College.. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1946 Alabama—Louisiana State Arizona U.—Santa Clara U Boston College—Georgetown U Boston U.—New Hampshire U Buffalo U.—Alfred U Catawba College—Newberry College Cincinnati U.—Xavier U... Connecticut U.—Rhode Island State Cornell U.—-Syracuse U Dayton U.—Chattanooga U Delaware U.—Bucknell U Denver U.—Wyoming U Dickinson College—Drexel I Duke U.—Wake Forest Franklin & Marsh all—Albrigh t College Furman U.—Virginia Military I Georgia Tech.—Navy.,:'. Georgia U.—Florida U; Hardin-Sinunons U.—West Texas State.. Harvard U.—Dartmouth Holy Cross —Colgate U lowa State—Drake U Kentucky U.—Marquette U Lehigh U.—New York U. Massachusetts State—C.C.N.Y Michigan U. —Michigan State. Minnesota U;—Purdue U Mississippi State—Auburn Poly I Missouri U.—Colorado U Muhlenberg College—Gettysburg College * * * Nevada U.—Santa Barbara Niagara U.—Hobart College North Carolina State—Vanderbilt U Northwestern U, NOTRE DAME—ARMY Oberlin College—DePauw U, Ohio State—Pitt Ohio U.—Baldwin-Wallace Independent !M Hoop League Organizes Independent men wishing to form sev£n-man basketball teams to enter in the Independent Intra murals, have until November 19 to enter their team rosters at 213 Recreation Hall. A fee of $1 will be charged per team. Independent men who wish to play on an intramural team should sign up at Student Union desk •before November 18; they will be formed into teams by the Inde pendent Men’s Association, and entered at Rec Hall. ***« All men who have not prev iously obtained health examina tion certificates from the dispen sary must do so before they are eligible to play in basketball in tramurals. IM Schedules - - Less than twenty independent and fraternity remain in the run ning, as the College intramural football tourney, enters its third round of play. Tonight’s schedule pits 'PI Kappa Alpha against Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Phi Sigma versus the win ner of last night’s battle between Sigma Pi and Tau Kappa Epsilon, and Dorm 3 vs Straight Shooters. 'lntramural swimming is no!w in its second round. The schedule tonight places Sigma Pi opposite Phi Sigma Kappa, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Kappa Delta Rho, Alpha Chi Sigma vs. Alpha Phi Delta and' Sigma iGhi vs. Phi Sigma Delta. RADIO OR RECORD PLAYER NEED REPAIRS? BRING IT TO OUR RADIO EXPERT The Regular Repair Man Is flack To Get Your Radio In Good Order. Why Not Bring It In Today fj THE ~ PHONE 231 l J^ us 1 c rqq:m_ 203 E BEAVER AVE. 4 STATE COLLEGE ! THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Pigskin Forecast . Last week's College Resume: 64 right; 16 wrong; (two ties). 80% accuracy. Season's College Recapitulation: 367 right; 88 wrong; (18 lies). 80.8% accuracy. Oklahoma U.—Kansas U Oregon State—ldaho U PENN STATE—TEMPLE U Penn—Columbia U Princeton U.—U. of Virginia Rice—Arkansas U Richmond U.—Davidson College. Rutgers U.—Lafayette College... St. Bonaventure—Bowling Green San Francisco U.—Kansas State. South Carolina U.—Maryland U.. Southern California—California.. Stanford—Washington U 13- 6 13- 7 .20- 7 ,13- 0 .20-13 .26-13 .27- 7 .14- 6 .20- 7 .19- 0 .40- 0 .33- 0 .20- 7 Tennessee —Mississippi Texas A.&M.—S. Methodist U. Texas Tech—Ne\'v Mexico U Tulane—Clemson College Texas U.—Baylor U Tulsa U.—Oklahoma A.&M Union College—Middlebury C U.S. Coast Guard 'Academy—Tufts... U.C.L.A.—Oregon U Utah State—‘Brigham Young U Utah U.—Colorado A.&M Virginia Poly I.—Washington & Lee.. Wesleyan U.—Williams College Western Maryland—Randolph-Macon West Virginia U.—Fordham Wichita U.—St. Louis U William & Mary—No. Carolina U Wisconsin U.—lowa U Yale—Brown U SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1946 Canisius College—Scranton U NATIONAL PRO LEAGUE Chicago Bears—Los Angeles Rams Chicago Cards—Green Bay Packers Philadelphia Eagles—New.- York Giants.. Pittsburgh Steelers—Detroit Lions Washington Redskins—Boston Yanks.... ALL-AMERICAN CONFERENCE Brooklyn Dodgers—Buffalo Bisons Cleveland Browns—San Francisco ’49ers, New York Yankees—Los Angeles Dons.. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1946 Chicago Rockets—Miami Seahawks .. 27- 6 .....40- 0 2- 6 2O-7 .....27-14 l- 0 3- 0 2- 0 DU's Maintain Delta Upsilon’s bowling team held its lead for first place in the Fraternity Bowling League as the Phi Sigma’ Deltas forfeited to the D U’s Tuesday night at the Bowl ‘ing Center. Both Beta Theta Pi and Delta Chi continued in a tie for second place when the Betas set back Delta Tau Delta and the Delta Chi’s defeated'Theta Xi. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin DV's Retain Lead - - . Team Won Lost Delta Upsilon IS 1 Beta Theta Pi .. . . . 13 3 Delta Chi 13 3 Lambda,Chi Alpha . . 10 6 Tau Kappa Epsilon . 8 4 Theta Chi 9 7 Triangle 7 9 Beta Sigma Rho .... 6 10 Sigma Phi Sigma .. 7 9 Theta Xi B 10 IBIIIIIIIIM^ The Delta Chi quintet again walked off with top honors as they bowled high three game team total, high individual three game total, and high single game scores. Jim Gleason led the Delta Chi’s to their 2633 to 2313 win over the Theta Xi’s, rolling scores of 149, 2114, and 224 for a three-game total of 587. Ken White took high single game scoring honors with a 244 in his second game. Phi Kappa Sigma’s Moore led his team to a 2288-2158 win over Triangle as he bowled 201, 196, and 172 for a total of 569, second Bowling Lead highest score of the evening. Tau.' Kappa Epsilon picked up lour points' in league standings, defeating Beta Sigma Rho in three straight games, and outscoring thme 2335 to 2177. Alpha Chi Sigma triumphed, over the Theta Chi’s, thre e to one, tout scores for the game were not available. Sports Shorts Three Lion players—two backs and cue lineman wear contact lenses on the football field. The lineman is 'Howard Caskey, while the .backs are Wallace Triplett and Carl .Stunges. This year’s football centers ran true to tradition at Penn State. Bronco Kcsanovich starred in the East-West game on New Year’s Day, while Oggie Martella was a stand-out and captain of the 1945 Camp Lee eleven. BOWLERS—We Are Now Open Afternoons For Your Convenience. Yes, Still 20 Cents A Game DUX CLUB Chi Phi Wins IM X-Country .27- 7 .27- 0 .27-.0 .33- 7 .1*- 7 .20-13 .20- 0 .34- 0 .20- 7 .20- 6 .20-13 .27-13 .20- 7 ■By a slim one point margin Chi Phi intramural cross-country team squeezed out a 33-34 win over the Delta Upsilon harriers yesterday afternoon on the golf course. i First man across the finish line was Dick Herr, Chi Phi, who fan the mile and a half course in nine minutes, 39 Vz seconds. Jack Tighe, Delta Upsilon, fin ished second, five yards behind Herr. Yetter of Alpha Zeta placed third, followed by Steubing, Boe decker, Hoyt, Turcaso, Trueax, Hanford, and Peters. There were 29 entrants in the race. 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