THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1950
Medlar OK's Orsini,
J. Pollard For BC
Although banged up in last week's tussle with Temple,
halfback Tony" Orsini and fullback Jim Pollard will be ready
for Saturday's battle with Boston College, trainer Chuck
Medlar announced yesterday.
Orsini, who turned in the best performance registered
by a Nittany back this season in gaining over . 100. yards
against the Owls, was sidelined in
the fourth period with a shoulder
injury, while Pollard \was put out
of play with a back injury.
Orsini Leads
Both Orsini and Pollard have
been running through plays with
the squad, but have not been al
lowed to participate in scrim
mages. Orsini gained 105 yards in
21 attempts against the Owls to
bring' his total for the seas6n to
265 yards and push him past
Vince O'Bara in total offense. All
his yardage being accounted for
via the land route, Orsini is also
the leading runner on the squad.
O'Bara is still the top passer
on the team, having completed 17
passes in 61 attempts for 235
yards, while ends Bud. Smidan
sky, who has, caught 12 passes for
148 yards, and Art Betts, who
has been on the tail end of 4
passes for 112 yards, are the lead
ing receivers
Pollard picked up 52 yards
against Temple to move into the
number two spot among the rgn
nets. Orsini maintained his status
as the leading scorer by notching
the Lions' only score. The 'scat
back now has three six-pointers
on the ledger.
Soccermen Face
Crucial Weekend
Bill Jeffrey and 17 of his soc
cermen leave tonight for the
toughest weekend trip of the
year.
The agenda includes a game on
Saturday morning with North
Carolina and a Monday meeting
with undefeated West Chester
State teachers.
Should both the Tarheels and
West Chester fall victims to
the Jeffreymen, the current un
defeated string would be run to
22.
Joe Lane, center forward and
leading scorer of the Penn State
team, is still a question mark as
far as availability is concerned.
The speedy. Baltimorean hurt his
ankle in the Western Maryland
ganie early in the season and it
has not responded to treatment
as expected.
Lane may be ready by Monday
for the game in West Chester, but
is almost certain to miss the
North Carolina contest. He holds
the Penn State scoring record for
a single game by virtue of, his
seven goals in the season opener
with Bucknell. • Otherwise, the
squad will be at top strength.
IM. Basketball Deadline
The deadline for entering in
tramural ~ b asketball teams is 5
p.m. today. Entries must be turn
ed in at the IM office in Rec
hail. Team fee is one dollar.
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Swamis Contact Daley
Continuing its search for
outstanding sport authorities,
The Daily Collegian sports de
partment has landed a prize
attraction for its' weekly fea
ture, "The Sw.imis Say."
He is Arthur Daley, sports
editor of the New York Times
and creator of the column
"Sports •Of The Times." Daley's
predictions, along with those
of three of the staff standbys.
Ray Koehler, Art Henning, and .
Mary Krasnansky, will appear
in tomorrow's Collegian.
Daley's personal record so
far this season is well over the
.700 mark.
Theta Chi Bows
In I M Football
Alpha Chi Sigma, last night
glided to an easy victory over
the charges of Theta Chi by a
score of 13 to 0.
Deto's, in another battle, de
feated the Marauders by the
identical score of 13 to 0.
In a close game, Delta Sigma
Phi downed a tough Chi Phi
squad by the score of 7 to 0. Dom
inic Sisti scored the winning
touchdown.
Another close 'game was won
by the Night Hawks over Dorm
88 in overtime by 1 to 0. '
Tomorrow at 7 p.m. • the Wild
Cats will face Dorm 26. At 7:45
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"CITY LIGHTS"
Sigma Chi, PKS
Oufswim IM Foes
Natators
.from Phi Kappa Sig
ma and Sigma Chi captured
swimming victories in the intra
mural dual meets 'yesterday af
ternoon at Glennland pool.
In the meets held, Phi Kappa
Sigma swamped Lambda Chi Al
pha, 27-14; and Sigma Chi's mer
men barely edged Alpha Sigma
Phi, 22-19.
PKS had a double winner in
Bob Richardson who won the
60-yard free-style, and also took
Ipw-board diving honors. Dave
Douglas, Sigma Chi'si ace merman,
copped individual honors in SC's
victory. Douglas won the 60-yard
breast stroke and swam on the
victorious telay team.
Swimming Managers
There will be a meeting of
all swimming manager s at
Glennland pool at 5:15 p.m.
today.
p.m. Phi Kappa Sigma opposes
Pi J(appa Phi. Dorm 38 will face
the Dragons at 8:30 p.rxl, and
at 9:15 p.m. Sigma Nu will battle
Delta Tau Delta.
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Cross Country Team Preps
For N.Y.U. Meet In New York
With three easy victories already under its belt Coach Chick
Werner's cross country team is preparing to make N.Y.U. victim
No: 4 in a match scheduled for Van Cortland Park in New York,
Saturday afternoon.
The State harriers, with victories over Pittsburgh, Cornell, and
Michigan State, will probably go into the meet with the 'Violets
as slight favorites.
' Coach Emil Von Elling, one of
the top track mentors in the east,
has a veteran team returning to
action for him this year. Last
year's Violet team turned in a
mediocre 3-2 record, • but with six
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