THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1047
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Here is the "board of strategy" which is preparing the West
Virginia University Mountaineers for their grid test against
Penn State Saturday. In the usual order, they are Charles (Pete)
Yost, center coach; Leonard (Feets) Barnum, backfield coach;
John Shonk, end coach; Irvin (Stretch) Howell, first assistant;
State, W. Virginia Clash
In East's Top Rated Game
Penn State an West Virginia come to grips Saturday in what
shapes up as 'one of the East's top football games.
The game, 14th in a series started in 1904, brings together on New
Beaver Field two of the nation's high-scoring teams. An overflow
crcwd of 20,0010 is expected to be on hand for the kickoff at 2 p.m
MOUNTAINEER RECORD
The Mountaineers have racked
up a total of 194 points so far
this season, defeating Otterbein,
Washington and Lee, Waynes
burg and N.Y.U.
The West Virginia squad is
more or less an unknown quan
tity despite the high scores piled
up against their opponents. None
of the four teams they have
played are classed as first rate,
but, according to Coach Bob Hig
gins, the Mountaineers are really
loaded this year.
Saturday's game, the first be
tween these two teams since
1944, will find Bill Kern, Moun
taineer coach, cast in a new role.
Heretofore a strong disciple of
the single wing, the West Vir
ginia mentor has switched to the
T and has enjoyed unusual suc
cess with it. The Kern T is a com
bination of the Notre Dame and
Army styles, plus variations of
his own.
The Lions boast an ed,
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Four Fraternity Squads
Cop initial Bowling Wins
Theta Chi, Delta Chi, Delta
Upsilon and Lambda Chi Alpha
fraternities jumped into the lead
of the I.F.C. bowling league by
making a complete sweep of their
initial matches. Trodding on the
heels of the leaders is Alpha Chi
Sigma, who lost one round of its
match, and ended up with a .750
percentage for the evening.
Dick Laurin of Lambda Chi
Alpha had the highest score for
an individual game, bowling 205.
Bob Nein and Lester Strickler,
both bowling for Theta Chi,
rolled games of 204 and 192, re
spectively.
all-time series, with eight wins to
four for West Virginia. The teams
.la ed to a tie onl once in 1923.
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William F. Kern, head coach: James Harris, line coach; Lee Pat
ton, freshman coach: Albert C. (Whitey) Gwynne, trainer: and
Dr. Samuel Morris, physician. Barnum and Shonk are new staff
members.
Pigskin Forecast
Collegian again presents the predictions of Joe Harris. Last week,
Joe Harris predicted the exact score of the Penn State-Syracuse
encounter, 40 to 0.
Boston College_Villanova ..20-13
Detroit-Duquesne 20-7
Georgetown-NYU 40-7
Alabama-Georgia 20-14
Arkansas-Mississippi 20-14
Army-Columbia 20-7
Colgate-Brown 14-7
Franklin & Marshall-
Dickinson 20-7
Georgia Tech-Citadel 47-0
Harvard-Dartmouth 14-7
Holy Cross-Syracuse 20-0
Illinois-Purdue 20-7
Kentucky-Michigan State ..20-7
Lafayette-Wash. & Jeff. ....13-6
LSU-Vanderbilt 14-7
Michigan-Minnesota 28-7
Miss. State-Hardin Simmons 20-7
Missouri-lowa State 20_7
Nebraska-Kansas State 27-7
Nevada-Tulsa 20-7
North Carolina-Florida 34-7
Northwestern-Indiana 14-7
Notre Dame-lowa 11-0
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Ohio State-Pitt 27-7
Oklahoma-TCU 20-7
Oregon State-Portland 40-7
?enn State-W. Virginia ....27-0
Penn-Davy 27-7
Princeton-Cornell 14-7
Rutgers-Lehigh 41_0
San Francisco-Oregon 27-6
So. California-California _2O-7
Temple-Bucknell 20-7
Texas A & M-Baylor 20-7
Wash. State-Montana 20-6
Swimming Candidates
All students interested in
trying out for the swimming
team, and all members of the
squad, are requested by Bill
Gutteron, coach, to take their
physical examinations at any
time before 4:30 o'clock, this
week at the Dispensary.
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Phi Psi's Nab 11
Win from ZBT's
Phi Kappa Psi captured its first
intramural win Tuesday night by
whipping Zeta Beta Tau, 7-0.
The victors registered their
lone TD early in the fracas when
Adrian Swain passed 20 yards to
Dale Atkins on the ZBT 5-stripe,
Atkins stepping across the goal
line for the score. Swain connect
ed again, this time to John
Zagoudis, to chalk up the extra
point.
A thrilling pass interception
and 45-yard return to pay dirt
by Walt White enabled Theta Chi
to inflict a 7-0 setback on Sigma
Chi. White passed to Harold
Frazier for the extra point.
In another battle, Delta Sigma
' Phi annexed a 6-0 triumph over
Alpha Tau Omega.
Following Tuesday's results,
fraternities still battling for the
intramuralicrown include: Kappa
Delta Rho, Delta Upsilon, Delta
Chi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Delta
Sigma Phi, Phi Gamma Delta, Pi
Kappa Phi, Theta Chi, Phi Kappa
Psi, Phi Kappa Sigma, Phi Sig
ma Kappa, Sigma Nu, Phi Delta
Theta, Phi Epsilon Pi, Sigma Pi,
Alpha Phi. Delta, Beta Theta Pi.
Tonight Kappa Delta Rho faces
Delta Upsilon at .7 p.m. and Delta
Chi encounters Sigma Alpha Ep
silon at 7:45.
Gerry Karver and Horace Ash
enfelter, both of Penn - State, loom
as top contenders for 194'7 IC-4A
cross-country honors.
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