WEEM3DAY, OCTOBER 15, 1047 Gridders Aim for 4th Win; Orange Holds Series Edge Penn State's Nittany Lions will be out to even up the score on the series win column when they meet a tough Syracuse eleven at New Beaver Field Saturday before an expected Homecoming crowd cd 20,000. The Lions have defeated the Orangemen nine times while losing ten and tying five. The series was started in 1022. Syracuse roach, "Ribs" Baysinger, who succeeded Biggie Munn, has had to do a large rebuilding job on the Orange team. Bill Orange lost eleven of last Yeano lettermen including Cap tain Dick Whitesell and Jerry Pellegrini. veteran snapperback. Huge shoes to fill have been left vacant by Joe Watt. Who was ra ted one of the best wingbacks in the country. . Heading A list of talented backs is Walt "Slivers" Slovenski, who's amazing speed and effective change of pace brought him star ring honors with the Fleet City eleven while in the Navy. Slo venski. like Penn State's own Larry Joe. has been clocked do ing the 100-yard dash in less than 10 seconds. Cant. Larry Ellis, George Da vis and John Foley are all good ball handlers and passers. Also a shifty runner. an accurate pas ser and a capable kicker is Ed die Dolan. a Syracuse grid vet eran for three years. DU's Begin Title Defense With Win Plighting to retain the intra mural touch football crown won last year. Delta Upsilon success fully began defense of its title tar copping a tough 6-0 decision from Alpha Chi Rho Monday night. The winning margin was chalked up on a flank pass from 13ob Margerum to Ed Roberts. who then passed to George Kline for the tally. In other tussles. Aloha Gamma Rho bested Acacia. 6-0. and Al ohm Chi Siwma triumphed over Aloha Zeta. 13-7. On the schedule for tonight are the following contests: 7 p.m.—Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Lambda Chi Alpha. 7:4s—Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Phi Sigma Kappa. B:3o—Phi Sigma Delta vs. Sig ma Nu. 9:ls—Phi Kappa vs. Phi Delta Theta. I M Tennis Results of Intramural tennis should be telephoned immed; lately after matches to 711_ ExtensionB6M. according to Eugene Bischoff of the Intza mural office. All first round matches must be in by 5 p.m. today. NOW AT YOUR WARNER THEATER 8 0.1.5 011 ‘liertoo ot the Violives" To.v. "Vail Sucvstatil -IA HORACE ASHENFELTER Ace Harrier In 2nd Year, Starting as an unknown just a year ago this fall, Horace Ashen rater, who crossed the tape with Gerry Karver in tie for first place last Saturday, has a success story that could vie with any Horatio Alger work. "Ash" was fooling around the track one day when Curt Stone, nationally famous Penn State track star, told him to get a suit and try out for the team. Taking Stone's advice, Ashenfelter put Dn a suit and within a year he not only made the squad but he also placed third in the National A.A.U. meet. In the first meet that Ash ever ran, he placed fourth behind Kar ver, Stone, and Mitch Williams. THE DAIL, COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Jayvee Footballers Open Three Game Season Friday Hoping to fare as well as their varsity counterparts, Penn State's Junior Varsity gridmen next Friday inaugurate their first football season since the war by tangling with Syracuse on Beaver field. Kickoff is slated for 4 p.m. A virtually certain starter in Friday's gridiron fracas will be Quarterback Charles Murray, from Uniotown, while in the tailback Ispot Skipper O'Hora will choose from Bob Harter. State College; Stan Dombrowski. Midland: Rus sell Leib. Lancaster. and John Gray. Arlington. N. J. Princt lal competitors for the starting wingback assignment are Bill Brown, of Dußois. and Al Tkac, from McKeesport. Fullback duties will fall either to Carl Hen ry. Union City, or Bill Corman. State College. In the Nittany forward wall, starting tackles will probably be Rue Powell, from Northeast. and Bob Titus. from Carmichaels: however. Tom Reese. from Clark Summit. is a strong contender. Either Al Peluso. from New Brighton, or Frank Mathias. from Carnegie. will fill the center slot. while guards may be Gene Shaf fen Cecil Jackson or Mervin Metz, all three from Huntingdon. END CANDIDATES Top candidates for the start ing terminal berths include Dal ton Rumberger. Mt. Lebanon: Lloyd Amprim. Monessen: Jack Storer. Wilkinsburg: Dan Kline. Progress; Dominick Abru n z o. Williamsport. 01 the Jayvees named above, Again in the next meet he hit the four spot, but in the Colgate run he kept pace with the more experienced members of the squad and tied for first with Kar ver, Stone, Longenecker, and Williams in 23:27. This time was a new record for the 4 1 / 2 -mile run. Ashenfelter surprised everyone in the IC-4A races in New York when he came in third over a iield of 200 runners. He followed up this win with a third place in the National A.A.U. meet, but in the N.C.A.A. cross-country run he missed a turn and fourteen men passed him before he real ized his mistake. WHO HAS THE TOUGHEST COACHING JOB IN FOOTBALL? PROBABLE STARTERS 11 played last season on Califor nia State Teachers College's first undefeated grid team in its his tory. They are: Brown. Tkac. Harter. Corman. Shaffer. Metz. Jackson. Rumberger. Arnprirn. Kline. Peluso Coach O'Hora stresses the Point that the present Junior Varsity squad boasts an excellent crop of Potential varsity players. Swimming Candidates All candidates for the var sity swimming team are re quested to report to coach Bill Gutteron at the Glennland Pool at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Announcement ! For the Belle Hop THE PENN STATE PHOTO SHOPPE will handle portraits of candidates to be submitted for judging for Belle Hop on Nov. 151 Appointments for portraits must be made before Oct. 22 " Y'llaikai3o443llk4VASka.*6:;4;=*: Suits Tailored to your individual measure by HOMELAND Hundreds of Fabrics—including those hard-to-get gabardines Guaranteed tp fit perfectly 3 Weeks Delivery Better Slop In Today LEWIS DAGGETT 142 S. Frazier ynn Waldorf, the fourth ars at the University of to a renowned football chiefly known as the students can, and do, Read this revealing article ACHES' GRAVEYARD by Collie Small NOMOO the Coaches' Associationl OM. M947A11-Americon4 watch for this exclusive Post feature. PAGE THREE $4O - $65
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