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Gross To Stick With Same Starters
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game with Toronto. All he had to
say was, “they’re leaded!” That
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was the night Guley’s squad ran
up 101 points.
Commenting on his team’s
chances tonight. Gross said, “They
have an awfully good team. I
just hope the Rec hall jinx hglds
up.
“If we can shoot at a 33 per
cent clip and rebound like we did
against Ithaca, we’ve a good
chance to upset them,” he con
tinued.
Gross will start the same five
men that opened against Ithaca.
Captain Lou Lamie, who scored
24 points against the Bombers,
and Frank Moore will start at
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guard; Jay “Tiny” McMahan will
again be at the pivot post, and
Hardy -Williams and Ten Panop
les will start at the forward posts.
Just what defense Gross will
employ against the high-scoring
Orange squad is still a question.
Chances are that the Lions will
use the combination press and
zone which was so effective
against-Ithaca in the opener.
Once again, the public will be
barred from Penh State’s indoor
athletic events. Whereas campus
enrollment now tops 11,000. Rec
reation hall'seats only 5500.
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Kip Engle’s alma mater, West
ern Maryland College, cited the
Penn State football coach today
for outstanding achievement in
the field of athletic coaching.
A citation, signed by the insti
tution’s president, Lowell S. En
sor, was tendered the 43-year
old Engle “in recognition of out
standing achievements ... in the
field of athletic coaching.”
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