,TI-TURSDI‘Y; SEPTEMBER 'ln 1919
Glidder...s . ciirnmage
Run Formations in .Rain
A cold, driving rain that turned New Beaver practice field into a
soggy sponge 'yesterday, hampered, but couldn't stall the day's gruel
ing football drills as, Head. Coach Joe Bedenk continued to work the
Lions hard, preparing them for Saturday's tough grind against Army
at West Point.
With water running off, their helmets, soaking jerseys and mole
skin s, the gridders splashed
through pass defense tactics, play
formations, mock scrimmages,
a n.d; • hardening-up maneuvers;.
then chit a short scrimmage, prob
ably. the last one of the week
The rain particularly slowed
dowh backfield ball handling and
passing practice, , but Bendenk
and his assistants made the• dif
ference by extra stress upon tack
ling, blocking, and running. The
large gallery that usually watches
action took a day's rest and the
gridders worked almost a secret
session.
.• GOOD CONDITION '
Gbod squad condition and• de::
termination to.climb back
,on the
-o
winning wagon •will be' n.' the
Blue and White's side.when-lhey
hit the Cadets at Army's •Michie
Stadium this week:' Shock' of That
opening-day loss to Villanova gtill
shOws, but as they shake it off' iri
practice sessions, the Lions, pick
up more of that confidence that
bo"des evil for opponents. -•
For the first time in. weeks, 'in
juries aren't the .main worry of
the ' coach.
,Only Ray Hedderick,
first string center, is• out of the
scrimmages at this lime, and re
ports yesterday pointed • up' that
he might • be' ready 'for at least
part-time duty in' Saturday's con
test.: Hedderick, who' suffered a
severe charley-horse during, the
Villanova game,•is. walking on the
leg althoughihe 'still favors' it a
little. •
TRIO OKAY
Fran Rogel, Vince O'Bara, and
Joe Drazeno•Vich, who had to De
used. mainly for offense. last, week,
are on the "virtually recovered"
list and will-be:available for full
time duty. Rogel also sustained a
slight'shoulder, bruiie that won't,
how:ever, hamper his play.
Gwen Dougherty, Chuck 33eattY
and.the ,other slightly injured are
all ready. to see action. Clarence
Gorinski, however, who was slat
ed ; for second string fullback
duties arid punting chores, is still
off the team with a painful. shoul
der, separation incurred in the
• 13dcknell scrimmage session two
weeks. ago.'
Major League Results
• , AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's • Results
New York 7, Pt!Ha.. 5 .
Cleveland 4, Chicago
Boston at
,Washington IN) •
Standing's. •
~ . .
.Pct.
95' .55:; .633
95: '..'56 .680
-87 • 64 • • .576
85 '65 .567
. 72 ' '.524
62:•• 88 •.413
.48 .102 • .320
•Bealeif:
New• - •,Yiiric
Detroit ;
Cleferaad',
Philadelphia .
Chleage
Louis •
Washington
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' ..• .TodaY's Oant..4
;' Philadelphia at: New '• .York :
'ClOVeland' at, Chicagn -
. .,Boston •at Washington . .
• NATIONAL , LEAGUE
•.' lilstakday's Results
: :- . Pliiladelphia 2,- New *Yoijc• 0"
` , Brooklyn at' Boston, rain.
St.. Louis at Pittsburgh, rain
. • . 'Standings
W L , • • "Pct.
95 . 55 .683
94 56 '.627
80 72 ...526
•73 77 ''.487
75 :79 • .480
61 , •'.:90
..404
58 92 .891-
Today's ,Comee',... ' •
Biaoklyn .it 'Boseoit (2)
St. Lotiis 'at' Pittstairlith
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston,-
PittOlurgh
Cinciprinti
Chipkigo• '
Fair Season .
During the 1939 intercollegiate
season Penn State athletic teams
won a total. of 99 games:While los
ing 64. • '
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141
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Mit FERRER
THE o:A T I . I Y COT,LECH AN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
State. Soccer Team:Prepares .
For West Chester Opener
•
."Everything's . .'gbireg .4 acording to schedule." That' the word
handd down from the Penn State socer camp as Coach Bill Jeffrey
preps'his charges for Satiyday's.opening game against' the visiting
West, Chester outfit.' •,, 4.
.Although talented 'center -forward Joe Lane. is still under doc
tor's care with a sprained ankle and Webster Haag, a promising look
ing, 'fullback -suffered a broken
wrist during a recent scrimmage
session, things are still pretty
bright, for the- 49 soccer aggre
gation
Shifting Clarence Buss from his
right . ..flanking spot into • center
and moving Don Vosel into the
pbsition left vacant by Buss, the
Jeffrey-front-wall is still one of
the most potent ever.
, DIAMOND PERFORMERS
Jack• Kurty, an outstanding
newcomer to the soccer field, is
.being groomed by Jeffrey to
team. up • with veteran Chuck
Margolf at fullback. Both Buss
'and. Kurty were the alternating
starting catchers for Coach Joe
Bedenk's base b al 1-nine last
spring; , . •
With Ed Watson having to re
tire from the - soccer , field due . to
a :trick 'knee;. the' battle for the
starting goalie positiOn has. been
thrown'wide open.
Tennis-player George Lawther
and track-star 'Ron Coder, both
neophytes at the booting sport,
are trying to get Jeffrey's nod for
the. poSt.' •
• Since Coach Jeffrey has more
Attention Male College Students
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I.M. Entries
Fraternity and independent
organizations have until 5 p.m.
Monday, October 3, to submit
their entries for intramural
touch football, swimming and
tennis singles.
Entries may be made in the
Intramural Office, 213 Rec Hall,
and must be accompained by a
$l.OO fee for touch football and
swimming, and a 25 cent • ,charge
per man for tennis. •
talent than needed in his half
back positions, last year's jayvee
standout Bill Yerkes has been
switched to fullback.
ALL-AMERICANS
Besides his All-American half
back duet of Dick Hannah and
Ralph Hosterman, Jeffrey • has
Willie Kraybill, Red Emig and a
host of others ready for duty.
The attacking body of the Nit
takies •is well stocked with talent
ed performers with Ted Lieb,
Harry Little, Ron Colman form
ing the nucleus of forward per
formers. •
Lacrosse Call
,Varsity lacrosse coach Nick
Thiel will. meet all sophoinore
lacrosse • candidates in Room
221,- Recreation Hall on Mon
day, October 3 at 4 p.m. All
candidates . who have not had
any athletic physical' exam
must take' one at the college
dispensary before reporting for,
practice.
Phi Eps, Minus Sammy Freedson
Aim for Third Championship
Although fortified by the re
turn of eight members of the
starting team, Phi Epsilon Pi, In
tramural touch football champ
ions for tho past two seasons,
faces the difficult job of finding
a replacement for "Slinging"
Sammy Freedson.
Freedson, upon whose shoulders
the Phi Eps rode to victory in
1947 and 1948, has graduated. Be
ing groomed. to replace him is
Murray Rosetsky, who looked
gootha's a fill in last year.
Gone too from the fold are Fred
Schutzman and Bob Lindy, two
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