FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951
The Lion's Lair
Football Treat
Penn State football fans will get a pre-season treat tomorrow
afternoon when the Nittany Lion gridders clash in the Blue-White
intrasquad game on the State College High School Field.
The game is sponsored by the alumni, and receipts will go into
a scholarship fund.
The alumni are to be congratu]
cause and we sincerely hope the g
spectators' and financial stand
point. But, no matter how suc
cessful the ganie, we believe that
had a little more time been put
into planning the contest, it
would have insured success
Up until late Monday after
noon, no one, including some
of our more prominent alumni,
seined to know much more
about the Blue-White game
than the fact that it was to be
Played.
That left less -than a week for
both the Centre Daily Times and
Collegian to pick up the advance
stories on. the game. Interest in
such an event cannot be
drummed up to, the point where
the students, alumni, and towns
people, will jam the stadium on
such short notice.
A public announcement of the
game and some advance copy on
it should have appeared two
weeks ago. But you can't guess the
news—it's a bad practice.
We hope that the game will
become an annual pre-season
event. .It gives the students a
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By ERNIE MOORE
Sports Editor
ated for sponsoring such a worthy
me is a big success from both the
chance to see just what kind
of a team they will have come
football season and it is sup
porting a worthy 1 cause. We
hope the alumni will, right af
ter tomorrow's. contest, appoint
a committee to make sure that
next year's Blue-White game,
if they decide to have one, is
a gala event and a big success.
We would like to take this
chance to wish the captains of the
two squads, Art Betts and Len
Shepard, a lot of luck for their
respective teams in tomorrow's
contest.
There comes a time in every
sports editor's career when he is
faced with going out on that pro
verbial limb and Making a pre
diction. We'll play our first one
safe.
It'll be a Penn State team
that'll carry th e "Old Water
Bucket" away in victory to
morrow afternoon.
It'll be Penn State winner
any way` you look at it.
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Coach Thiel Pessi istic
About Syracuse Contest
Lacrosse Coach Nick Thiel was
anything but optomistic concern
ing Penn State's chances of beat
ing Syracuse tomorrow.
The match, scheduled to start
at 2 p.m. on the golf course, will
be the fifth for the Lions, who
have split even in their first four
starts.
However, Thiel was a bit pessi
mistic when asked about the
game. "It will be a mighty tough
game but it should be a good
one," the Lion coach said. "They
(Syracuse) will bring hard-riding,
body-checking team into town.
Syracuse uses a lot of screen
plays as well as other plays
which are similar to ours."
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In its last start, the Orange
edged a strong Cornell team, 8-7,
which caused a low whistle of
surprise from Thiel.
Two Chances
Penn State will enter tomor
row's fray with two changes in
the lineup. These two changes
will be at the attack and defense
positions, Ed Herring will replace
Bob Koons at close attack while
Vance Scout will start in place
of Barr Asplundh at defense.
The rest of the lineup will re
main intact. Jim Reed and John
"Doak" Walker will round out
the close attack. Both of these
men scored in the last game with
Pennsylvania, Walker tallying
three times and Reed once. Be-
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sides Scout at defense, State will
also start Danny Grove and John
Henry.
At midfield, the Lions will
start the all-lettermen trio of
Jack Wilcox, Bud Wolfram, and
Jim Fulton. This trio accounted
for five goals in last week's con
test with the Quakers. Wilcox
and Wolfram each tallied twice.
The second midfield trio of Paul
Raffensperger, the team's best
shot, Tony Eagle, and Wayne
Hockersmith will also see plenty
of action.
As usual, reliable Phil Gene•
detti will handle the goal-tending
duties. Benedetti had 15 saves to
his credit last week.
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