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Penn Stale:
85 Tamburo, Sam
71 Norton, Negley
61 Simon, John
55 Wolosky, John
62 Suhey, Steve
70 Nolan, John
83 Potsklan, John
23 Drazenovich, Charles
44 Joe, Larry or
42 Williams, Bobby
12 Triplett, Wallace
35 Colone, Joe
Bucknell squad: Herman 10; Fleming 11, McMahon 12, Camac 13, Doebler 14,
Morone 15, Diserafino 16, Messersmith 17, Rothermal 18, Graham 19, Heckman
20, Buchanan 22, Stasenko 24.
Cobaugh 26, Pulianas 27, Hoover 28, Geosits 29, Seaman 30, Mair 31, Burigana
35, Ervin 36, Mosny 37, Miller 40, Buchar 41, McConnel 43, Merrell 45, Williams,
Livingston, and Gessner.
Penn State squad: Tripplett 12, Durkota 14, Cooney 17, LaFleur 22, Drazeno•
vich 23, Ulinski 25, Rogel 33, Gorinski 34, Colone 35, Weitzel 36, Hummel 31,
Petchel 41, Williams 42, Cominsky 43, Joe 44, Luther 46, Beatty 51, Misiewicz 53
Wolosky 55, Simon 61, Suhey 62, Ross 63, Kelly 64, Drazenovich 66, Felbaum
67, Smith 68, Nolan 70, Norton 71, Murray 72, Kyle 73, Erickson 74, Cullings 76,
Finley 78, Czekaj 81, Potsklan 83, Tamburo 85, Hicks 86, Rumberger 88, James
87, Hoggard 89, and Hederick.
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Higginsmen After 2nd Win
In 37th Meeting of Two Teams
The Nittany Lion of Penn State will roar for the second
time this season as it meets its traditional rivals, the Buck
nell Bisons, in the home opener at New Beaver Field tomor
row afternoon before an expected capacity crowd of 16,000.
Game time at at 2 p.m. will see 22 gridiron warriors,
the Blue and White o none side and the Orange and Blue on
on the other, get ready to bat
tle for their colors for the
3th time .
The Thundering Herd from
Bucknell are the oldest rivals in
the history of Penn State football,
These two teams first met in 1881,
and in their 343 meetings, the
Lions have come off the field vic
tors' 25 times. Bucknell scored
its last win, a 14-0 conquest in
1938.
Bucknell coach, Harry Law
rence, has brought from their
home stamping grounds a trav
eling squad of 40 burly Bisons.
Most of these are new faces
whichgrace the gridiron picture
at Lewisburg.
With at least 16 key perform
ers, most of them linemen, miss
ing from last season's scpad, the
all-new coaching staff will be re
lying upon the steadying influ
ence of 18 lettermen in seeking
to wield a winning ball club.
THIRTEEN '46 HOLDOVERS
Thirteen of the present letter
men are holdovers from the 1946
campaign, while the remaining
five won their monograms in
earlier seasons. Add to this group
a dozen graduates from junior
varsity ranks and a handful of
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and you have the 1947 Bucknell `
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The greatest rebuilding lob of
all took place in the forward
wall, where both sets of first
string guards and tackles from
the past year graduated.
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