FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1949
Harriers Vie With Cornell Today
Wernermen Favored
la Final Home Meet
Penn' State’p seniorless cross country team will go after its sec
ond victory of the season today when the Nittany-Lion .runners
play host to Cornell’s; Big'Red at 4 o’clock this afternoon.
Coach Chick Werner has chosen 14 men to face Cornell in an
attempt to repeat last weeks victory against NYU. The-Red Raiders
from Ithaca are coming to State College with the same number of
runners. ———
COURSE
The race will start.on the»Bea
ver Field' track and will be run
on the College golf course. For
tile Lions it will be the last meet
at home this season. Following
the. Cornell meet, the Wernermen
take to the road for dual meets
with Michigan State and Man
hattan College.
The Penn State team will be
seeking jits fourth -straight win
over the lads from Cayuga’s wa
ters. And barring the unexpect
ed, the Nittany Lions will enter
the: meet as favorites.
In .its one meet to date, the Big
Red > emerged victorious over
Colgate. Cornell is coached by
Louis' Montgomery and captain
ing the squad is Bob West.
, TOP MAN
are the starting line
ups'and the numbers they will
wear:'"'"''
Penn-State
IV Bob Parsons; 2, Don Ashen
feUef| ;3, Bill Ashenfelter; 4, Al
Porto; 5,. Bob Freebairn; 6, John
St.. Clair; :7, John McCall; -8, Bill
Gordon; 9, John Davison; 10, Hal
Borck; -11, Stan Linder; 12, Hal
Wilson;:- 13, Dudley. Foster; 14,
Pete Knapp.. -
Cornell
21, Bob West; 22, Harvey Daini-
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Navy To Test
Lion Streak
Anxious to avenge a defeat at
the hands of the Middies last
year, a determined band of Nit
tany soccermen set sail for An
napolis in search of their fourth
consecutive win this Fall.
Last year Navy handed the
Lion hooters their only setback.
Since that time Coach Bill Jeff
rey ihas led. his team through ten
straight wins.
Opposing the perennially strong
Middle outfit will' be Ted Lieb,
Ron Coleman, Joe Lane, Harry
Little and Clarence Buss up
front.
’ Starting halfbacks will be Cap
tain Rhlph Hosterman, Will
Kraybill and Dick Han na h.
Opening fullbacks- are Chuck
Margolf and- Bill Yerkes with
George Lawther drawing the. nod
at the net.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Lions Prepare .
For Grid Tilt
At E. Lansing
Penn State’s gridders are slat
ed for signal drills and a light
workout in Michigan State’s
Macklin Field Stadium today.
The Lions, 35 strong, left State
College late yesterday by train
and are due to arrive in East
Lansing about noon.
Final word on fullback Fran
Rogel’s ankle Injury is not too
optimistic. Trainer Chuck Med
lar said yesterday that Rogel
may be available, for part-time
duty, but he was doubtful.
Earl Mundell, 155-pound scat
back, and-Conrad Brown, reserve
tackle, did not make the trip.
All the other players are in good
shape, .although Fred Felbaum
will see only “limited
service." .
The Lions face one of the best
running backs in the country in
Michigan State’s Lynn Chand
npife, 195-pound, 6-foot, 2-inch
senior right-halfback. Chandnois,
a 60-minute man, was the Spar
tans’ top scorer last season with
72 points. .
The Presbyterian Church
Frazier St., & Beaver Ave.
Morning Worship 10:45
Sermon: The Mystery of Jesus
Evening Service 7*30
Film: The Conversion of Paul
Rev. Andrew E., Newcomer Jr.
. Rey. Donald W. Carruthers
T royan's Coal CrackeTs
Smash IM Grid Mark
Warming to his task, Cy Troyan, the one man air force of the
Coal Crackers, passed for five touchdowns and four extra points to
lead his teammates to a record-breaking 40-0 conquest of tiorm 39
under the arc lights of Beaver practice field Wednesday night.
Only last week, Troyan’s crew, defending independent champ
ions, scored 34 points to set the mark which fell by the wayside
Wednesday. :
ANOTHER RECORD
Harry Nelson, Alpha Sigma
Phi, joined in the business of
record-breaking by wiping from
the books the 60-yard breast
stroke standard he held jointly
with Bob Krayer of Delta Chi.
Nelson spread-eagled .the field
to win in 42.8 seconds, six-tenths
of a second better than the mark
he and Krayer set last year, as
Alpha Sigma Phi turned back
Alpha Chi Sigma, 24-16, and
Delta Chi swamped Theta Kappa
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tober 30.
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PAGE THREE
Phi, 29-9 at Glennland pool.
Dorm 44, Dorm 31-43 and Kappa
Sigma gained victories in intra
mural swimming meets at Glenn
land pool Tuesday night.
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