THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1948 "Colgate No Breather" Higgins Gets Team In Shape For Saturday's Grid Skirmish How to prepare a .team for a game two days away when it will mentally be playing the following Saturday’s game will be Coach Bob Higgins’ problem as he rounds the Penn State grid aggregation into condition for Saturday’s fray with Colgate. Sandwiched between two major gridiron battles, Michigan State and Pennsylvania, the Colgate game was regarded as a “breather” by the Lion coaching staff until Coach Earle Edwards, who scout ed the Raiders .reported that the New York State team will pro vide plenty of opposition for the undefeated Lions. “This is the last home game for Colgate and also Homecoming,” warned the Nittany coach. They’ll put everything they have into the game, and they’ll really be “up” for the battle.” HOLY CROSS UPSET Last Saturday the Red Raiders upset a highly favored Holy Cross squad 14-13. The Colgate squad rolled up 116 yards with five passes and gained 131 yards on the ground against the Crusaders. Three times the Colgate line re pulsed the Holy Cross team in goal line stands, the last, a four down attempt from the Colgate four yard line. “Ray Scott, a sophomore, is an excellent passer in the Colgate “T” formatio nattack, ’’commented Coach Edwards. “He has replaced McLaughlin, the Colgate quarter back of last year’s squad, and is the spark of the offensive team.” Following the “new look” in football teams, Coach Paul Bix ler uses a two-platoon system of IM Football Fielding a potent offensive, the Coal Crackers continued to roar through independent touch-foot ball ranks Tuesday night with a smashing 32-6 victory over the Hawks. Undefeated in three games, the Coal Crackers have scored a total of 75 points while holding their rivals to six, and have worked themselves into the semi-final round of the independent play offs. They meet Beaver House tonight for the right to enter tHe finals. Also Tuesday’s schedule, Beaver House edged the Rockets in an extra period, 1-0, Phi Kappa Tau bumped Kappa Delta Rho, 7-0, and Theta Chi beat Sigma Chi, 6-0. Besides the semi-final brawl between the Coal Crackers and Beaver House, tonight’s games include Delta Upsilon vs. Phi Ep silon Pi at 7 p.m.. Theta Kappa Phi vs. Alpha Chi Rho at 7:45, and Tau Kappa Epsilon vs. Phi Kappa Tau at 9:15. SPBTLICHT or SPOUTS f By HUR'S MEN'S SHOP New Jersey Fisherman In New Jersey lhere's a group of fishing cronies that never miss an opening day of trout season, come hell or high water. This group in cludes one John Abell, who claims to be able to tell if the fish are bit ing by the feel of his bones. Now, on this particular op ening day of trout season, the wa* up, the baro meler was falling, there was a snow flurry, three inches of snow was on the ground, and the temperature was below freezing. only crazy men would go looking for rainbow trout on a day like this. Each man admitted that he was c razy, and this little group brav ed the weather in their hunting clothes to take advantage of Johns feeling. In less than three hours, each had his limit, some having thrown fish back in or der to catch larger ones . ,on a day like this! John Abell of fered this explanation: “The fish are there, and we’re here; we put a nice live worm on a hook, the fish says 0.K., I’ll bite, and • • • sure enough, we catch fish!” Opening Day is Friday for Hur's Men Shop Odds and Ends Sale. Cows la FrL, Sat. and Monday Bee some Great Values at THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA substitution. Only center War ren Davis is used on both squads, while twenty gridders change positions about every four plays. COLGATE'S RECORD Colgate’s record of two wins against three defeats is a poor indicator of the relative power of the team. In score compari son, the Raiders outrank the Lions, having topped Holy Cross 14-13 while Holy Cross smashed Syracuse 33-7, a team that al lowed Penn State a 20 point mar gin of victory. After trouncing Buffalo 25-0, the Bixler team ran into trouble and dropped a 19-34 battle to Rutgers, a 13-14 decision to an inferior Boston College team, and a 16-41 rout to Dartmouth. “Six pass interceptions made the difference in the Dartmouth game,” remarked Coach Edwards. “Both teams were evenly match ed, but the interceptions took the life out of Colgate.” HAIR on the FACE ARMS AND LEGS Removed Permanently by ELECTROLYSIS the only method en dorsed by physician!. S. BOGEL 103 E. 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