SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 190 Both State, Nebraska Seek To Regain Winning Ways In Today's Encounter Special to the Daily Collegian Both Penn State and the University of Nebraska will be trying to regain their winning ways when they clash in an inter-sectional battle before a record sellout crowd of 40,000 in Memorial StadiUm. Kickoff time is 2 p. m. Central time (3 p. m. EST.) Victors over Georgetown in their opener, the Lions have drop ped two straight to Army and Syracuse. Nebraska is a two touch down favorite to win today'. The Cornhuskers opened. their cam paign , by tying a strong Indiana squad, 20-20, and defeated Min nesota, 32-26, in their .second contest. Last week. however, they fell before a surprisingly good Colorado team, 28-19. This is the third time the Lions and Cornhuskers have met, and the first. time Penn State has played in Lincoln. Penn State won the first game, 20-0, in 1920, and scored a 22-7 victory in the second game of the series last year. Radio Football The Penn State-Nebraska football game will be broad cast over WMAJ with Bob Prince doing the play-by play. Broadcast time is 2:45 EST. Despite their record of one win, a loss and a tie, the Corn huskers are, however, much stronger than the team the Lions bested last year. Coach Bill Glassford fields a squad dominat ed by experienced seniors. but the biggest gun in the Nebraska balanced-T attack is sophomore Bobby Reynolds, the amazing one-man gang. To date, the previouslY unher alded 19 year old, 175-pound speedster has rolled up 493 yards in 53 attempts, and scored 8 touchdowns and 5 . extra points to account for 53 of Nebraska's 71 points. A four-ply threat, Rey nolds handles the punting chores for the Cornhuskers, averaging 40 yards per boot. passes, and catches passes. Reynolds has a pair of fast stepping running mates in vet eran halfback Bill Mueller. and sophomore fullback Bill Wing ender. Nebraska's passing punch is provided by quarterback Fran Nagle, who has completed 16 of 45 attempts for 194 yards and 3 touchdowns. Nittany Coach Rip Engle will stick - with the same lineups he used against Syracuse last week. although line-backer John Po drasky will see limited action be cause of a sprained ankle. Vet eran end 'John Smidansky. ab sent from practice througlwut the week, has rejoined the team. but Engle has not decided if the Munhall senior will start. Defensively the Lions will be out to stop the sallies of Rey nolds, while the passing of Quar terbacks Vince O'Bara and Dick Itoerber is expected to play an important role in Engle's plans. Hamilton Sets Swim Record In IM swimming yesterday af ternoon Phi Sigma Kappa out scored Sigma Chi, 32-9; Delta Sig, ma Phi swamped Sigma Pi, 30-9; and Pi Kappa Alpha edged Beta Sigma Rho, 23-18. George Hamilton, DSP's "her culean swimmer," showed , cham pionship form as he sparked his team to victory with a triple tri umph. Hamilton shattered the 60-yard backstroke record, being clocked in 39.2 seconds. The old record of 39.4 seconds was set in '49 by Gene Kolber. Golf Tourney Begins The initial Golf Medal Totir :lament will begin today with 18 holes to be played. The tourney will be concluded, bar ring unforeseen incidents, with another 18 holes Sunday. Sep arate awards will be given to both the fraternity, and the in dependent victors. IM Football SAE 6, Kappa Sigma 0 PiKA I, Kappa Della Rho 0 Jordan Hall 7, Unknowns 0 DAILY C - cota,zurAff, STATE COLLEUE, Yz • DTSYLVANTA Revamped Soccer Squad Tests Navy A hastily patched up Nittany Lion soccer team will take the field today at Annapolis in an at tempt to extend an undefeated streak to 18 games. Two regulars will not be in the liin eup; Joe Lane, center forward and leading scorer, who has tal lied nine goals in two games, and Gus Bigott, left wing. Lane was injured in the Western Maryland game and his ankle has not re sponded to treatment. Bigott is sidelined by a boil on the instep of his left foot. The changes made necessary by the loss of these men will result in the switch of sophomore half back Frank Follmer to the center spot vacated by Lane. Another sophomore, Ed Smith, will move into the starting platoon at right wing. Veteran Clarence Buss will switch to. Bigott's left wing posi tion. An additional bit of gloom was tacked on Coach Bill Jeffrey's long list when fullback Bill Yerkes pulled up lame following Wednesday's scrimmage. Al though he will play on Saturday, Yerkes effectiveness will no doubt be cut down somewhat. Today's meeting with Navy will be the second since the current unbeaten string was begun. The Middies were the last team to de feat a Lion squad. That loss was incurred early in the 1948 season. Hort Show's COED APPLE BOBBING CONTEST Write your 15 word description of "An Apple" on a clean whitesheet of paper and send it to HORT SHOW Box 63 Hamilton Hall, Campus, no later than Mon day, Oct. 23. Writers of the best nine descriptions will participate in the Apple Bobbing to be held 7 p.m. Wednesday evening, Oct. 25 the winner to receive the grand prize of $5, and an orchid corsage. Open to coeds in all curricula but to coeds only. Frosh Eleven Leads Bisons Coach Earl Bruce's Lion cubs scored in both of the firstperiods in last night's arc game at Lewis burg, and led Bucknell 13-0 in the early minutes of the second half. After receiving the kickoff the baby Bisons couldn't gain, and quick kicked to the State 38 yard line. On the second play, Jimmy Finn picked up 18 yards to the Bison 44. Nat Yanosich sparked the drive from there, and drove .over for the TD. In the second period Bucknell drove to the Lion 33, but Wayne Wolfkeil intercepted a fourth down pass and raced 67 yards for the second State TD. Minana con verted, and State led, 13-0. LOOK INTO PRIVATE LIVES at— CENTER STAGE TONIGHT $1.20 Refreshments! Tickets: Student Union Veteran State X-Country Squad Favored To Outdistance Cornell 'A veteran squad of State cross countrymen invade Ithaca, N. Y., today as favorites to make Cornell victim No. 2 in dual com petition. The group consisting of Don and Bill Ashenfelter, Bill Gordon, today's captain, Al Porto. Bob Freebairn, Bob Parsons, Jack St. Clair, Dudley Foster, Bob Roess ler, and Stan Lindner will be favored to defeat an inexperi enced Big Red team. In preparing , the squad for to day's meet over a somewhat hilly Cornell course, Coach Werner held practice sessions at the Cen tre Hills Country Club to ready his charges. Norm Gordon's freshman har rier team will be inactive until the IC4A meet in New York on Nov. 20, unless some -dual meet can be arranged in the interim. -The frosh, who defeated a very WINK'S SKY-VIEW Our Specialties are ... .Chicken in the Basket Steaks and Chops Sea Foods Barbecues At your next opportunity visit our restaurant. 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