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Jeffreymen Face Penn
A 17-man contingent of Lion
soccermen will travel to Phila
delphia tomorrow to engage
Penn’s Quakers in the “Turkey
Bowl” for the Jeffreymen’s last
booting contest this year.
The booting Lions have much
in common with their grid
brothers. Both sport a 6-1-1 rec
ord to date. Both in seeking their
seventh win of the current cam
paign close their respective 1948
seasons this week.
Their single losses were up
sets while both their ties were
against powers in their respec
tive sports. Both are favored to
return to State College at the
long end of the score this week.
The Lions, who were victors
over Army, 2-0: Bucknell,. 2-1;
Syracuse, 5-1: Maryland, 1-0;
Colgate, 4-2; and Temple. 4-1,
should have little trouble in
h-ouncing the underdog Quakers.
PENN RECORD
One of the bright spots of
°enn’s record to date, which
shows 5 wins, 2 losses and one
tie, was a 2-1 triumph over Navy,
a team which handed the Blue
and White its only loss this year.
• Penn and Army battled to a
2-2 deadlock while Swarthmore
and Cornell triumphed over the
Quakers by 2-0 and 3-0 scores,
respectively. Army succumbed to
the Lions earlier in the year
while the Nittanymen tied Cor
nell, 2-2.
Victims of the Red and Blue
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were Havcrford, 8-3; Yale, 4-3;
Princeton, 6-1; and West Ches
ter, 3-2.
Still overjoyed with the Lions’
surprise win over Temple last
weekend. Coach Bill Jeffrey
says: “It was a wonderful game.
One of the most inspiring exhi
bitions of soccer I have seen in
quite a while.”
Five hooters will play their
valedictory contest for the Blue
and White. Four of the five are
starters while the other is a top
relief performer.
' Dependable team cantain Dean
Witmer. capable defenseman
Frank Taucher. accurate-nassing
Hal Hackman and lankv Ed Tag
gert. star goalie, are the senior
starters who’ll play their last
game against Penn while hard
kicking fullback Jim Kline also
bows out of the collegiate soccer
picture.
One of the strongest incentives
for a triumph tomorrow will be
the Penn battle last year. Al
though the Lions conquered the
Quakers. 3-2. they lost the serv
ice of their star high scoring per
former. Ken Hosterman. who
broke his leg during the game. ,
Coach Jeffrey commenting on
the Penn tilt said: “It would be
awful to think that we couldn’t
beat them. But there are days
where you wear your left shoe
on the right foot and that makes
it tough for you.”
The veteran Lion mentor will
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MISCELLANEOUS
Rogel, 6 Others
Join Draz r Sam
On All-Eastern
Francis Rogel, hard-hitting
Nittany Lion fullback, was named
Monday on the Associated Press
All-Eastern second team. His
mates in the second-team back
field were Gene Rossides, Colum
bia; Gil Stephenson, Army; and
Ed Finn, Brown.
This brings to a total of three
the Penn State footballers on the
All-Eastern first and second
teams, since Joe Drazenovich and
Sam Tamburo had previously
been selected for the first team.
In addition, six other Lion
players were singled out for hon
orable mention on the All-East
squad. They were Chuck Beatty,
center; John Simon and Paul
Kelly, guards; Negley Norton,
tackle, and Elwood Petchel and
Wally Triplett, backs.
Penn State’s nine selections
lead the squad. Closest was Co
lumbia with seven players on the
team, while Army and Penn each
had five gridders on the All-East
team.
rely on his usual starting lineup
of Ed Taggert, at goalie; Chuck
Margolf and Frank Taucher at
the fullback posts.
Bill Kraybill, Dick Hanna and
Ralph Hosterman will start at
halfback while the forward line
will be composed of Ted Lieb
Harry Little. Clarence Buss, Dean
Witmer and Hal Hackman.
Reliefers making the Philadel
phia trek are Harry Laworski.
Spence Boyer, Jim Kline, Jim
Gibson and George Phillips.
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Football Forecast
Joe Harris, nationally-known football forecaster, does not go out
on a limb on any grid battles this week as he predicts Army to
trounce Navy, SMU to stampede over Texas Christian and the
Fightin’ Irish to beat Washington
Thanksgiving Day
Brown - Colgate 27- 7
Missouri - Kansas 27- 7
Penn - Cornell 27- 7
Utah - Utah State 13- 7
Wake Forest-So. Carolina. 27-20
St.Bonaventure-San Fr’ci’co 20- 7
Saturday, November 27
Alabama - Florida 20- 7
Army - Navy 27- 0
Arkansas-Wm. & Mary ... 20-14
Baylor - Rice 20- 7
Boston College-Holy Cross 20- 6
Clemson - Auburn 27- 0
Georgia - Georgia Tech. ... 21-14
Maryland - West Virginia 20- 7
Michigan St.-Santa Clara 41- 7
Mississipi-Mississipi State . 41- 7
North Carolina-Virginia . . 35- 7
Notre Dame - Washington. 34- 7
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Oklahoma-Oklahoma A&M 14- 7
Oregon State - Nebraska 20-13
Penn Stale-Washington St. 34- 7
SMU - Texas Christian . .27-7
Tulane - LSU 20-14
Vanderbilt - Tennessee ... 14- 7
Villanova - North Caro. St.. 14- 7
Sunday, November 28
Philadelphia Eagles-
Pittsburgh Steelers 17- 7
62 Seasons
This is the sixty-second year
of intercollegiate football at Penn
State.