OCTOBER 20, 1040 ; Felbaum Gains Award As Week's Top Player An \insung lineman came into the sports spotlight last night when Fred Felbaum, Nittany guard, was named the outstanding football player of the week fbr his work in the Penn Stater Nebraska gamer , Felbaum, a 195-pound reserve guard from Youngstown, Pa., charged the Husker line and broke up plays throughout Saturday’s FIRST AWARD This award, presented by the State College Commerce Club, is the first of ,a weekly series which will honor a Lion gridder after each game. Movies taken of the game showed that Felbaum complete ly outplayed Nebraska’s out standing center, Tom Novak, on defense and did an excellent blocking job oh offense. fted, who started the season as a reserve guard, gained a posi tion on the starting 1 team last week for hi? play against Bos ton College. In that game, he contributed to the first Nittany score. During the first quarter, Songin ..faded to pass, but Felbaum closed, in on him arid pulled him, down about 15 yards behind the line of scrimmage. Just before he fell, Songin tossed the baH into the air and Ed Hoover gathered it in arid crossed the. goal line for the first of four Lion scores.' , DEFENSIVE STAR • In the Nebraska game, 'Pel*, baum again played an outstand ing defensive game. He injured his leg slightly m that game biit should be ready for action this Saturday against Michigah State. Members of the committee that selects the ' outstanding Lion player are Ridge Riley, Alumni secretary; Jim “O’Hora of the coaching staff; Mickey Bergstein, WMAJ sportscaster; Tom Lyon, sports editor, Centre Daily Times and Etftot. Krame, sports editor, Daily Collegian. / Big Time " Proof that Michigan State re gards Penn State as one of its major rivals is reflected ini the price asked for tickets. The Spar tan-Lion clash will cost fans, $3.60. Only one other game, Notre Dame at East Lansing, will cost that much. , M. S. Record , A record throng of 15,384 fans jammed their way into Michigan State’s gigantic fieldhouse to y/atch the Spartans play Ken tucky in basketball in 1947. Dance Programs Invitations • Form Letters. CommercialPrinlinginc. ' . GlennUnd Bldg.» State College * DO YOU KNOW . . That you can have your watch repaired promptly and reason ably at •••••. B. P. 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Arnold Galiffa, Ed Songin, and Fran Nagle, have completed ■ only' 33 percent of their tosses, or 24 com pletions in 72 tries. The opposi tion; however, totals 360 yards through the/ air. ’ * The Lions have) the edge over their four rivals in rushing yard age also, having rolled up 660 yards, or 165 per game, to their opponents’ 595, or an average of 148.8 yards each contest. RbGEL . Fran Rogel repeats this week as the team’s leading ground gainer. Mr.' Fullback, despite- his early, injury in the Nebraska game, has covered 214 yards, ’ 172 of them plunging, Bill Luther is second in total yards gained with 168, but Luther made most of his through the air. Hg boasts 14 completions in 24-attempts for a total pf 135 yards. He also threw four touchdo.wri passes. John Smidansky leads the pass receivers with six aerials caught for a.total of 100 yards. Luther leads the punt returners with 96 yards in nine returns,/ ... MARSHALL’S LAUNDRY 10 454 E. 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