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Jeffrey Makes 2 Changes
For Game at Annapolis
Two changes will be made in Penri State’s starting lineup when
Coach Bill Jeffrey’s soccer- team takes the field against Navy today
at Annapolis.
The contest is slated for 2 p.m.
Freshman Charlie Snyder, former Mercersberg Academy star,
will start at left wing: instead,of'Hap Irvin. Snyder receives the
nod over John Carroll, another
freshman, who hails from Harry
Little’s' hometown of Dover. Thus
far, Jeffrey has found the outside
left position troublesome. Sny
der saw some action against
Bucknell and Army.
Goalie Undecided
Another modification in State’s
starting eleven will be at the
goalie spot where either Bob
Harris or Jack Krumrine will
replace Dick Cheskis, who opened
in the Army fray. Harris and
Krumrine are both sophomores.
Outside of these two positions,
the Lions will have the same
lineup that lost, 4-1, to Army.
Along the front line, Jeffrey
will use Captain Ron Coleman
at inside left. Coleman has done
the lion’s share of the offensive
work. In two matches, Coleman
has scored four of Penn State’s
six goals, including the lone tally
against Army.
At center forward, Ellis
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Kocher, who has scored the other
two Penn State scores, will start,
with Don Shirk in reserve.
Handling the right side of the
forward wall will be Jack Pine
zich, inside right, and Bill Nor
cik, outside right. Pinezich’s sta
tus is doubtful because of a back
injury, but it is expected that
he will be ready in time for Navy.
Norcik came out of the Army
contest in good condition and is
improving with every game.
In the backfield, the Lions will
send the same five men against
the Midshipmen. Three of these,
Frank Follmer, Kurt Klaus, and
Jack Charlton have been playing
together since high school.
Tough on Defense
Follmer is expected to take
over where he left off against
Bucknell. In the Bison match, he
was the most outstanding defen
sive player on the field. Klaus
and Charlton, who haven’t shown'
too much this year, will have to
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be ready for Navy, as the Middies
will be tough.
Jay Simmons and Paul Dierks
will play the fullback posts with
Simmons opening on the left side
and Dierks on the right.
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Todd Signs as
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19
(AP) —P r o Football Commis
sioner Bert Bell . today ruled
that. Heartley (Hunk) Anderson
could not sign as head coach of
the Washington Redskins. The
Redskins promptly gave.the job
to Dick Todd, former Texas A
and M star.
■y- Todd ■ • .Herman Ball,
who had been head man since
the middle of the J 949 season.
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
PIZZA PIES, Spaghetti and Hoagies made
by real Italian epicurian. State College
representative L and L catering. P.O.
Box 741. Phone 6854 evenings.
5 SHOT BOLT action shot gun, 16 gunge.
Also 32 Spec. Winchester lever action.
Both in good condition. Inquire Friday
evening 808 S. Pugh St.
MUST SELL 1941 Willies. Guaranteed
A-l condition. Contact, Fil 7270. 825
West Beaver.
ANTIQUES: Bring the folks out to brouse
in the barn. Three miles from State
College on the road to Bellefonte. See
sign for Barker’s Barn.
LADY’S 17 Jewel Bulova Watch. Never
worn. Reasonable price. Call Ext. 1170,
Tom Powell, 14 Hamilton Hall. *
KING TROMBONE. Two years old. Good
condition. Call Fran, 435 McElwain.
A KING Master model Cornet with ster
ling silver bell. Very good condition.
Call ext. 2177. Gene Golla.
*35 FORD COUPE—excellent condition. COMMNITY CONCERT Series ticket. Call
New 1951 100 hp. engine, duals, and Phil Levine, Bellefonte 2910 today. After
hi-speed rear end. Call Bob 2129. Monday, phone Bellefonte 2306.
SATURDAY,- OCTOBER 20, 1951
edskin Coach
Todd had been one- of his as
sistants.
' Ball'.-, will stay on with the
Redskin' organization in th,e
same job he had when he started
with them—as l a scout. ,
The announcement of the de
velepoments came from Red
skin General Manager Dick Mc-
Cann.
Beat Michigan Stale
FOR RENT
TWO ROOM basement apartment at 600
North Allen street. Phone 6443. Ask
for Mrs. Patton.
PLEASANT, EXTREMELY quiet rooms.
133 McAllister Street. Phone 7?68. In
quire after, five.
MISCELLANEOUS
IP YOUR Typewriter needs repairs, just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beatties’ 28 years ex
perience is at your service. *
ALUMNI buy Penn State playing cards,
pictures of Old Main and Library. On
sale at Student Union and Nittany Lion
Inn.
SEEING IS BELEIVING
at DU
WANTED
INDEPENDENT WOMEN interested in
social activities to join Philotes. Meeting
Monday, Oct. 29, 7 p.m. White Hall.
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