FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1U49
West Chester to Provide
Booters Strong Opposition
North Caroline and West Chpster,Teachers College are two new
soccer aggregations that the Lion, booters will encounter in their 1940
schedule.
Next Saturday, October 1, the
their campaigning on the Nittany
ter.
Although only a comparatively
small school, West Chester soccer
teams are usually rated on the
same plane with outfits of much
larger institutions.
"We don't want to underkate
them" the smiling Scot mentor
states; "for they field good teams.
We'll 'have our hands full next
Saturday." • ,
Last year Jeffrey-charges cop
ped seven, dropped one and tied
one. Navy, the only team to drop
the Nittanies last season, is back
again on the , schedule along *with
Bucknell, Syracuse, Colg at e,
Maryland and Temple, the litter
two are usually considered among
the top booting outfits;in the EaSt.
Three tilts 'are carded for the
junior soccer Lions, against Frost
burg Teachers, Lock Ha ven
Teachers, and Swarthmore. Cen
ter. All three tussles are .sched
uled- for the Nittany campus.
Jeffrey tbinks that this `!should"
be a very successful season for
State, with a big should, that is.
He considered his 1948 team as
his best the last decade, and ex
pects the current booting edition
to be even better.
Outstanding Record
Holder of a•soccer record that
has 'never been surpassed in col
legiate annals. Jeffrey in ":his23
year tenure at Penn State- has
produced an amazing total of 96
wins again'St only 18 losses.
Twenty-one contests ended, in
ties. •
COLLEGIAN. PREDICTS
GAME • Krane Koehler Kotzbauer . Vadasz
Tplane • ' Tulane Ala. Tulane Tulane
Grgetn. Hy. Cr. Holy Cr. Grgtwn. Holy Cr. Holy Cr.
Mich. St.. - Mich Mich.' . Mich. „Mich. Mich. St.
Miss.St.-Tenn. Tenn. Miss.' St. Tenn. Tenn.'
Mo.
Mo. - Ohio State Ohio St. Ohio St. Mo. Ohio Si.
Navy 0- . U.S.C. .. Navy U.S.C. U.S.C.
Pitt -•W&M W&M Pitt . Pitt Pitt '
Rice - Clemson f Clemson • Clemson Rice Rice
S. Fran. St. BOn. San Fran. St. Bon. San Fran. San Fran.
N'thW. -.•PUrdue • Northw'n. Northw'n. Northw'n. Northiv'n.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE ; COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
charges of Coach Bill Jeffrey open
home grounds against West Ches-
Between 1926 and 1946 the
Lions played a total of 118 games,
winning 84 and losing but 15. The
average score ,per game 'during
that era was 3.3 to the opponents
.78. . .
"The war years were pretty
hard on our record.'," says , Jeffrey,
"in• the' 17-year Stretch fr0m:1926
to -1941., we only lost .six games
while in the five years between
1941 and 1945 we lost nine times.'?
Lettermen
Although Jeffrey has 14 letter
men on ihe squad, now, including
t w all-AMerican .halfbacks,
Ralph Hosterman and• Dick Han,
nah, he Still'is combing the cam
pus for' suitable replacements.
Tfansfcr students and . sopho
mores 'are urged to report to Jef
frey at the soccer field any after
noon.
Soccer Schedule
VARSITY
Oct. i—Vest Chester home
Oct. B—Bucknell home
Oct. 10—Syracuse
Syracuse, N.Y.
Oct. 22—Navy Annapolis, Md.
Oct. 29—Colgate •
- • • Hamilton N.Y.
Nov. s—North Carolina home .
Nov. 12—Maryland
College Park. Md.
Nov. 19—Temple home
JR. VARSITY
Oct. 22—Frostburg T.C. home
Oct. 26—Lock Haven T. C. •
home
Nov. s—Swarthmore Center
home
DRY CLEANERS AND TAILORS
Thiel Reveals
Phys Ed Terms
Glenn N. Thiel, associate pro
fessor in charge of required phy
sical education for men, an
nounced that all incoming stu
dents with sophomore .standing
must take at least two semesters
of physica, education.
Veterans will be exempted
if their. discharge occurred
after April L 1947.
All students with four coin
pleted semesters at another insti
tution are also exempted from
taking, the phys ed requiretnent.
Non-Vet Sophs
All non-veteran sophomores
must, take a swimming. test dur
ing Orientation Week. Those who
fail their aquatic exam will be
required to schedule swimming
for three hours a week until able
to pass the required standards.
The School of Physical Educa
tion encourages all incoming
male students to try out for var
sity sports. • •
Students trying for a varsity or
junior varsity sport arc automa
tically exempted 'from all physi
cal education classes.
All sophomore students who
fall under .the phys ed ruling
this fall should include gym
shoes, socks, supporter, T-shirt
and sweat .suit in their equip
ment.
Each male student who is en
rolled in a physical education
class must obtain a towel and
basket deposit card at the Bur
sar's office in Old Main. The card
costs $2. This money is refunded
at the end of the year if the stu
dent returns' the towel and lock
to the stock room in Rec Hall. .
This ticket also entitles the stu
dent to free towel service all sea
son as well as the use of athletic
equipment in Rec HalL
GAME TIME
The Penn State—Villanova
football game will start' at 2
p.m. Saturday afternoon. • Up
perclass students will be ad
mitted to the' game upon pre
sentation of matriculation cards
at the ,gate. Freshmen and
sophomores will be admitted
upon presentation of. athletic
Association tickets.
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Football Forecast
Joe Harris' football forecasts, 02.9% correct last year, will be
printed weekly in the Daily Collegian. Last week he correctly pre
dicted 40 out of 43 games. This feature comes to the Collegian
through the courtesy •of Harris' brother, an alumnus of the College.
Probable winners appear at the left
Friday, September 23
Boston U.—Syracuse
Okla. U.—Boston College ..
Saturday, September 24
Army—Davidson College .. 34- 0
Ga. Tech—Vanderbilt U. .. 20- 7
Louisiana State—Ky. U. .. 20-13
Michigan U.—Mich. State ~ 21- 7
Minnesota U.—Wash. U. .. 20- 7
Muhlenberg—Scranton U... 27- 6
Neb. U.—South Dakota U.. 40- 0
Northwestern—Purdue' 20- 7
Notre Dame—lndiana U. .. 27- 7
Ohio State—Missouri U. .. 20-14
Oregon• •U.—ldaho U. .... 20-13
PENN STATE—Villanova . 14- 7
Rice—Clemson 20-14
So. California (J.—Navy .. 14- 7
So. Methodist—Wake Forest 20-14
Stanford U.—Harvard U. .. 7
Tenn. U.—Miss. State .... 14- 7
Texas Christian U.—Oklahoma
A. & M. 21- 7
Texas U.—Temple U. ... 27- 7
Tulane U.—Alabama 20-14
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West Virginia U.—Ohio U
William & Mary--Pitt. U.
Yale U.—Connecticut U.
Sunday, September 24
San •Francisco U.—St. Bonaven
ture. 20-13
New York Giants—Pittsburgh
Steelers 17-14
Chicago Bears—Green Bay
Packers • 31-14
Yay! State!
Yay! State!
Yay! State!
Hoo-rah! Penn State!
Hoo-rah! Penn State!
P-E-N-N - S-T-A-T-E
P-e-n-n State!
Team! • Team! Team!
'Chant' Yell
The old fight in there!
(pause)
Fight!
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