Wildcats' Starting Lineup
Has Only Three Seniors
The Villanova Wildcats have
four juniors, and four sophomore:
captains Nick Liotta and Joe- Ri
the :only .'seniors in the tentative li
iThe offensive f lineup has the
v ENDS: Joe Rilo and Ray Rig
ney: Co-captain Rilo rates with
the,-best at his position. He is a
senior and a keen student of the
game, who. possesses natural lead
ership qualities. Rigneyj six foot)
seven inch . sophomore, shows
greaVpromise. His height makes
him a,favorable pass target. Frank
Banas and Frank Rehak, 1950
lettermen, are also capable.
TACKLES: Bill Heggariy and
Dan Simeone. Heggarty, huge
sophomore, is regarded as one of
the best tackle prospects in the
nation.- He stands-six feet five
inches tall, and weighs 230 pounds.
He captaiiied the freshman team
last season and is a bruising block
er and tackier.' Simeone, 210
pound letterman, 'is the starting
right tackle. He has won varsity
letters at end and tackle' and
played fullback in high school.' „
GUARDS: Nick Liotta and Pete
Carrieri. Co-captain Liotta, 225
pound- senior, rates as one of the
finest linemen to ever wear the
Blue and White. He may play
both offense and defense if need
ed. Carrieri is the offensive right
guard. He scales 230 pounds, and
is another soph who starred on
the yearling squad last fall.’
CENTERS: Joe Deßose, Joe Vi
verito, Tom Gildea, and,Tom
Green. De Rose, big 205 “pound
junior, usually draws the_starting
pivotman assignment. Viverto, 205
pound freshman, has,been per
forming well and is pushing De-
Rose for first string honors. Gil
dea-and Green, both juniors will
see lots of action.
'QUARTERBACKS: Bill Bran
nau, Joe McNicholas, Paul-Tom
ko. Brannau handles the vital T
formation spot although he . only
weighs 155 pounds. He is a decep
tive ball handler and throws, a
hard bullet-like pass. McNicholas
and Tomko, 175 pounders, will be
available for reserve duty.
HALFBACKS: Ben Addiego,
Walt Zuber, Bill-Grief, and Ralph
Cecere. Addiego, 180 pound soph
speedster, looks like the outstand
ing halfback. He combines speed
with shiftiness and is a smart ball
carrier. Zuber, 175 pound junior,
is a fixture at right-half. He
played first string all last season.
Grief and , Cecere, both sopho
mores, -are good backs also. r \
FULLBACKS: Bob Haner/John
Helm, and, John Sullivan. Harier
is ah all-around performer and
was one of the. best players on
last year’s squad. He is a bruising
ball carrier, backs up the line,
and kicks extra points. Helm and
Sullivan will improve as the sea
son-continues. , " •
Sqrantopoulos
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time letter winner at
Schenley,- Pete went to California
Teachers his freshman year.,There
he' earned a varsity letter as a
centerfielder.
Loves to Run
But the love of track which
enfiamed Pete his final! year in
high, school made him. return to
track .because it ‘.‘offered a chal
lenge.”
The 175-lb. outfielder had to
train for two years to get the trim
148 pounds he is today.
Last fall although he wasn’t
able ,to make the-national cham
pionship many did?
—he earned his varsity x-country
letter, which was, just about the
best thing, that ever happened to
him. i
This Greek whose parents were
from Athens and Sparta has the
marathoners’, habits. He can fun
“all-day” but lacks, the. speed for
the “shorter” .five miles. JPete has
been drilling on this speed so
necessary for. Nittany, harriers—
who don’t jog by any means.
“Pop” Pete: A phys. ed. major,
Pete hopes to coach , track .after
graduation in February.. . Pete
lives in perfect atmosphere in a
room on College Avenue. With he
and Bill Ashenfelter ■ the talk is
just “track.” . . . Pete claims run
ning-keeps him “ten years young
er.” . Marty Cooper is the gal
who cheers Pete when he is “down
in the dumps, and running comes
hard.”
; a young team supplemented by
;s in the offensive lineup. Co-cap
ilo, and tackle Dan are
[ineup.
following men:
Fogg to Speidk
To Ski Club
Sherm Fogg; assistant professor
of physical education and coach
of both the tennis and skiing
teams, will address the Penn’S
Valley Ski Club meeting 7:30
p.m. Tuesday in 110 Electrical
Engineering Building. . .
The meeting is primarily a
membership- drive to acquaint
newcomers with the club. , .
This ski club which has been
active in State College since 1936
is open to . all—both townspeople
and students.
Skiing ability is by no"me;ans a
requisite.' Most of the present
members of the club learned to
ski after joining.
Before any person can be en
tered in competitive skiing events
which the. club participates in,
the person-must be a member of
the club. /
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