FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1949
Cadets Loaded with Usual
As Nittany-Army Contest
All-Americans come, and All-Americans go, but Earl Blaik's
Black Knights of the Hudson, like old man river, just keep rolling
along.
Gone from the teani that last season romped through eight
/ straight games, bnly to tie Navy in the year's finale, are such, stars
as Bobby Jack Stuart, Winfield
Scott, Bill Yeoman; Joe Henry,
and a raft of others, 18 all told.
Blaik can describe this year's
iremnants no stronger than "medi
ocre"
But the Cadets, who last week
rolled up their twelfth win in
succession, have an enviable
habit of annually • developing
some of the top collegiate stars
in the nation and this year is no
exception. •
STARDOM
Already listed for stardom by
"those who know" are quarter
back Arnold Galiffa, 'fullback Gil
Stevenson, and end Dan Fold
berg::..
Gaffe, in his third and final
season, as field' general of the
Cadet "T" formation, is a cool and
prepisOnaster of the techniques
of:iattack. A ball-handler deluxe,
aria...a passer ranking with the
best;
. Galiffa is a sure bet to land
on;soznebody's All America, 1949.
He ; ; will ' spark the wide-open
Armyat.tack.
For,:power through the middle,
and:. speed around the flanks,
Blink ,has a standout fullback in
Git:Stevensnn, who last season
leittthe;Army team in rushing
-Mark of 887 yards, and
boasted a-5.1 average per try.
' ' • •POLDBERG
Foldberg, brother '
of
Altifs:sterling Hank and called
bettei,3llan •his brother by some
scribes„ig the pass snarer for the
Black Gold and Grey, and not
just an average receiver. Pulling
in' Oaliffa'saerials is his business,
and the-anisiness is solvent. Last
week ,dgdirik Davidson,' * Foldberg
dragged down - two passes ; one 42
yards; the other 20, and both for
touchdowns.
On:the other flank is Army's
inter'c'ollegiate ; heavyweight box
ing-iepresentative,• Bill Kellum,
and veteran John Trent, and all
the way down the line, the Cadets
gliSten. ,and sparkle. Running
frdiri , the halfback spots, Jiin Cain
andTrank Fischl,round Out a not
too-heavy backfield, but one that
can,'do things with a ball. ,
That'd the offensive team that
CoAchißlaik looks at with..a.tinge
of p - oßtfinism. His defensive - pla
toon-Aiias heaviest hit with the
entire forward wall from tackle
to tackle having to be replaced....
according to Penn s Stateliii
O'Hora who scOuted Army et the
Davidson, 47-7; ,picnic, Blaik has
done a pretty fair job filling the
empty holes. "They do every
thing well," O'Hora says. "They
run hard, hit hard and pack a lot
of speed. They also have the
ability to capitalize on the. , other
team's mistakes." •
.."
The masterful strategy of . Eail
Blaik can't be neglected in sum
ming up Army's 1949 capabilities.
Blaik has been amazingly consis
tent in racking up victories; at
West Point, his over-all' Army
'record showing a total of 58
games won,•10 lost, Sand 6 tied.
Whether or not the Cadets •will
be Eastern Collegiate Cliainpions
'again this season depends a great
deal on tomorrow's battle with
Penn State's Nittany . Lions.
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Record Holders
Swim In IM's
~.All but two of the swimmers
who set four new intramural rec
ords last year will be competing
again when the current campaign
gets under way.
Only: Jack Senior, of. Pi Kappa
Phisrcharopionship team, who set
the 60-yard freestyle 'record of 32
seconds, and Phi Epsilon Pi's
Dave \Magaziner, a member of
the . ; record-smashing 120-y a r d
free style .relay, will not compete
this year. Senior earned his var
sity letter last season and is now
,while Magaziner has
b9erp-grad!lated. •
•Nelson, Alpha Sigma
Phi, and Bob Krayer, Delta Chi,
co-holders of the breaststroke
,mark,. and Al GoldenbereMtir.
ray, Rosetsky, and Weiser, of Phi
Ep's title-holding s relay are all
expected to enter.
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Army End
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Power
Nears
Booters Open
1949 Season
Although most of the "eyes of
Nittany" will be upon the drag
out battle between 'the Lions and
the Cadets at West Point, the
Penn Sate soccer team will un
veil its wares on the Beaver Field
soccer layout, behind the. East
stands, at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
At that time the State booters
square off against the soccer
forces of West Chester State
Teachers College.
Either George Lawther or Ron
Coder, a versatile athlete and
number one polevaulter of the
track team, • will be guarding the
nets.
Will Kraybill will team up with
all-Americans Ralph Hosterman
and Dick Hannah at the halfback
positions. Bill Yerkes and Red
Emig will be ready for relief
duty.
Not exactly shy on material for
the. forward wall, Jeffrey plans
to start Ted Lieb, Ronald Colman,
Joe Lanes, Harry Little and Clar
ence Buss up front.
Two new fullbacks, Fred Sper
ling, a performer who showed up
well during last spring's booting
drills, and Jack Kurty, an able
baseball catcher, are trying to get
Jeffrey's nod for a starting berth
tomorrow. Veteran Chuck Mar
golf will be the' other starting full.
Travel. Directions.
To get to Michie Stadium
coming in from New York,
enter the ' South gate of the
Point, bear right onto Thayer
Rpad. Follow Thayer until Mills,
Road crosses Thayer; turn left
onto Mills Road and go straight.
Michie Stadium is along Mills
Road.
Bumi Take Lead
By sweeping their doubleheader
with the Braves via scores of 9-2
and 8-0, while the Cards were
set back, 7-2 by the Bucs, the
Dodgers yesterday regained first
place by a half game in the. tight
senior loop race. The Bums have
two, and the Cards three to play
before the season finale on Sun
day.'
The junior loop race continued
deadlocked when Jupe Pluvius
intervened in the scheduled Nats-
Bosox and A's-Yanks games.
These. games-wil be played today,
before the Sox and Yankees meet
in a crucial two-game set over the
weekend, which will probably de
cide the outcome.
Basketball Cali
• Alt candidates for the Penn
State, asketball team are asked
to,report for- the first practiCe
session .the season at 6:30
p.m. Monday, October 3, in Rec
Hall. Candidates should bring
their own equipment.
football, and tennis singles must
Ma,fle. by: 5 p.m....Monday, Oc-
Idbei. 'a, in2l`.3 Rec Hall.
Football Forecast
-, After missing last week's game by 35 points, Joe Harris, nal
ally known football prognosticator, has switched his loyalty to
enemy camp and predicts a 14-7 Army win over Penn State. Ht
also picks Penn to defeat a strong Dartmouth eleven and S.M.'
avenge last season's only defeat by taking Missouri 20-7.
This feature comes to the 'Collegian through the courte:
Harris' brother, an alumnus of the College.
Probable winners appear at the left:
The West Point-bound Nit
tany football team will. leave
from• the water tower by bus
this morning at 10:45 and will
catch a• train in Lewistown at
12:29 p.m. Stop-off point will
be the Bear Mountain Inn out
side New York City.
Team plans call for leaving
New York City at 3:45 a.m. Sun
day, arriving in Lewistown at
9:18 a.m. and State College
about 10:30 a.m.
Intercollegiate Games
Friday, September 30
Maryland U.-Georgetown..-..20-7
Miami .-R
U.ollins U 27-6
So. Carolina U.-Furman 20-7
U.C.L.A.-Oregon U 20-14
Villanova-Detroit U. 27-7
Wake Forest-Boston College 20-14
• National Pro League
N.Y. Giants-N.Y. Bulldogs-24-14
All-America Conference
San Francisco '49ers-Chicago
Hornets 21-7
Saturday October 1
Army-Penn State - 14-7
Brown U.-Holy Cross 14-7
California U.-Oregon State... 27-7
Cornell U.-Colgate U. 20-7
Delaware U.-Richmond U.... 20-7
Denver U.-Oklahoma A&M. . 20-13
Drake-Bradley 20-13
Florida U.-Tulsa U 20-14
George Wash.-Virginia MR..20-13
Hardin-Simmons-Ariz. State 27-7
Harvard-Columbia - 27-14
Illinois U.-Wisconsin 27-20
Kansas U.-lowa State 20-7
Michigan State-Marquette' 34-0
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