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Hicks who was hurt in the opener
against Bucknell.
On the doubtful list are Larry
Joe and John Smidansky. Joe was
injured in the Syracuse battle,
and although he is practicing with
the team, Trainer Chuck Medlar
is not certain if the Lion meed
merchant will be ready for to
morrow’s contest.
Smidansky, a sophomore end,
was injured in pre-season scrim
mages and again in the Bucknell
game. He is just about ready for
Battle, and with Hicks sidelined.
Coach Higgins may send Smidan
sky against West Virginia.
Soccermen Set
For Navy Scrap
Coach Bill Jeffrey’s soccermen,
victorious in their first two en
counters this season, are set to
make their battle cry, “Sink the
Navy,” a realisation.
Traveling to Annapolis tomor
row, the Lion hooters will seek to
avenge last year’s setback handed
to them by the Middies.
The Blue and White bowed
only twice last season, to Army
and to Navy. Both defeats were
by 2-1 margins. Army has all
ready succumbed to the Nittany
soccer juggernaut this year and
all indications are that Navy will
also go down to defeat.
The Midshipmen opened their
season with a 2-2 deadlock
against Cornell and then went on
to drop a 2-1 contest to Penn’s
booters. The Lions have two vic
tories to their credit.
PSK Wins I/A
Contest, 20-0
Hitting his ends and backs
with long, spiral passes, Don
Keck tossed Phi Sigma
Kappa to a stunning 20-0
victory over Pi Lambda Pi Wed
nesday night as intramural touch
football continued to roll despite
a damp New Beaver practice
field.
Three other contests saw Sigma
Nu extended to defeat Alpha Chi
Sigma, while independents saw
their first action when Coal
Crackers trampled the Comets
10-0, and Penn Haven edged the
Indies, 1-0.
Alpha Zeta and Zeta Beta Tau
open festivities at 7 o’clock to
night, followed by last season’s
champs, Phi Epsilon Pi vs. Delta
Theta SigVna, Beaver House vs.
Jordan' Blues, and Phi Kappa Psi
vs. Tau Kappa Epsilon.
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Spartans Next for Harriers
Faced with an open weekend, Coach Chick Werner’s cross coun
try proteges have resumed regular practice sessions for what prom
ises to be their stifTest dual test of the season against Michigan State
October 23.
The harriers were originally slated to meet Pitt tomorrow, but
negotiations between the two schools broke down, leaving the Wer-
nermen free to watch the football
game against West Virginia.
The open weekend may well
prove to be a blessing in disguise,
however.
“Now that we don’t have to
worry about a meet this Saturday,
I can get the squad in shape.”
Werner said. Although pleased
with the showing of his runners
in last Saturday’s meet against
NYU, which the Lions won, 19-36,
the Lion coach felt that, the team
was definitely not ii. the best con
dition.
Tuesday afternoon the squad
ran one-minute quarters on the
oval track at New Beaver field to
improve pacing and pick up
speed.
In other sessions this week,
Werner spent the major part of
the practice session concentrating
on the proper way to run up and
down hills. Several of the team
members, notably A 1 Vigilante,
are weak in this department. Al
though a good uphill runner, Vig
ilante has trouble on the down
grade.
Practice sessions will continue
daily, as usual, as Werner at
tempts to get the squad into peak
condition to upset what is sure to
be a favored Michigan State team.
Predictions Tomorrow
Because of space limitations,
the weekend football predictions
of the Daily Collegian and those
of Joe Harris, nationally-known
forecaster, do not appear today.
Instead, tomorrow’s Daily Col
legian will feature them.
Soccer Manager
Sophomore students who wish
to try out for assistant soccer
manager are urged to report t°
head soccer manager Joe Sum
ner at the golf course practice
field any afternoon after 4 o’clock.
Just How Long
. . . can a team stay
benched? ? ?
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rg.». forever
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