SAfOEBAV, GiCtOBER 20, IW9 1 Lions Tabbed Favorites For Clash With Syracuse /Continued from page one) Michigan State. The series between the two schools stands at 11 to 10 with Penn State,on the big end. Last year the Lions driibbed Syracuse 04-14, but Custis threw a scare into many a Lion rooter with his 12 completions, two for TD’s. That same Custis, heavier and more experienced and this sea son operating from the Orange’s new “Winged T” attack, will be chuckin’ today. New Orange Head Coach Floyd (Ben) Sch wartzwalder,, in changing the team’s formation, moyed Custis from tailback to quarterback and built his offense around th& Negro star. Chief Threat On every play, Custis has the Alternative of passing or running, but he spends most of.his time on the former duties. Everytime he completes a pass he sets , a hew Syracuse record. The Lions learned what to expect when Custis completed 10 out of 17 passes against Rutgers jfor 135 yards, two weeks ago. ' " ; A 1 Michaels, who scouted the Orange, J Counts Custis’ passing the chief Syracuse threat,. In ad dition to their quarterback star, •the New Yorkers will field a few more than capable hands in fel-, lows like Captain Jim Fiacco at guard, Jim Dragotta at end, and George Davis and Bob Young, backs. Fiacco is back for his first action after being injured in the opener. ®The line is heavy but slow, and the team, in. general, lacks depth but has experience with 25 returning lettermen. Penn State stock rose during the week with the announcement that fullback Fran Rogel, out of the Michigan State game with a twisted ankle, will be ready for at least part-time service. The Lions, therefore, will probably field a strong starting eleven with the exception of center where Hen Bunn and Joe Shu mock must share- the post form erly held jointly by Heddenck and Beatty. Replacements are a problems j . ~ Tailback Bill Luther, who fin ally hit his stride against Nebras ka two weeks ago and who, won the player-of-the-week award this week for his good work- at East Lansing, is slated to start in the backfield with Rogel, Owen Dougherty and Chuck D r a z e n o v i c h. The Lions will slightly outweigh the PROBABLE LINEUPS Penn State P<*. . 80 —Smldanekr -- " Hensley—M 71— Norton , LT Kubillus—7o 68—I. Drasenovidt LG Pepper—B7 68—Bonn .' C Erickson—B6 67—Felbaum RG J. Fiacco—6B 72 D. Murray RT Mace —70 , ' , RE , Nusabium—B6 23—C. Draeenovich QB Custis 28 4^—Luther LH Davis—4B 14—Dougherty RH . Haskms—4B 38—Rogel FB Young—BB Everßuy Quality Shoes at 30 to 60% savings? TOPS V On Evory . Canipus College And ' .V V . Fraternity Jewelry '• • \®T . L. G. BALFOUR CO. Branch Office - Athletic Store . Penn Slate's pass defense Is expected to-get plenty of trial under fire from Curtis,'Syra-. cuse's famed p i g sk i n-tosser. 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THE DAILY COLLEGIA!*, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Alpha Chi Sigs Smack Phi Eps With Henry Albright passing for two touchdowns and scoring another, Alpha Chi Sigma crush ed Phi Epsilon Pi, 24-0, to snap the 12-game victory skein of the defending IM, touch football champion Thursday night under the lights of Beaver practice field. The loss eliminated the Phi Eps, titleholders for the past two years, from competition. In other IM games, Arcacia set back Zeta Beta Tau, 12-6, in overtime, Dorm 44 blanked Dorm 44, 6-0, and the Colonials gained a 1-0 extra period conquest from Dorm 10. . A, 20-yard from ,Chuck Habel to Mai Wilson on the final overtime play wGs good for the touchdown that gave Acacia a 12-6 triumph over. ZBT. AtJada had trailed, 6-0, at the half. Paul Lapcevic’s pass to Don.Gaddess produced the TD that gave Dorm 25 a 6-o.edge over Dorm 44. Phi Delta Theta smotftlared ZBT, 32-8, and Sigma Alpha Ep silon drubbed Phi Kappa Tau, 35-5, in IM swimming meets at Glennland pool. . f '.UVJTHUIV.* NBTTANY THE BEST ITALIAN . FILM OF THE YEAR l —Venice Film Carnival 3MOULDERING PASSION 'SUPERB* ftSSF MON. TUES. An Internationa) Film Club Presentation VIOLENT AND —N.Y. Times World Tele. Dorm 2 Gains IM Swim Title; Gene Kolber, Double Winner Gene Kolber won both the 60-yard freestyle and the 60-yard back stroke as Dorm 2 swept to ,the independent intrkmural swimming' title with a one-sided 33-8 victory over Dorm 3143 in Glenhland pool yesterday afternoon'. Kolber, who earlier in the week set the backstroke mark, won the freestyle in 32.4 seconds, only four-tenths of a second of the rec ord. He was trailed by teammate Mike Kline. Kolber copped the backstroke in 40.1 seconds and was followed to the finish by Bill Shaffer, also of Dorm 2, Mai Waldron took first in the 60-yard breaststroke to give Dorm 2 another victory. 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