SATURDAY, iipy_EFT_3Ert E. IV..
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Looking a little ahead, the annual Penn State-Pitt contest looms
as one of the best games in the country,next weekend. The two
, .
teams have a lot at stake'and the action is going to be hot and heavy.'
The Panthers have had a dismal 'season, speaking in terms •of
wins and losses'. Coach Tom Hamilton's squad has yet to win a game,
although it is favored to cop its first victory this aftrnoon against
West Virginia. However, its rec
ord is no indication of the Pan
thers' strength. They've played a
man-sized schedule.
Pitt has lost
Indiana, Io w a
Notre 'Dame.
Michigan State
and Ohio State.
There's not a n
easy, touch
among them.
The Panthers
are going to be
out to get State
this year, e s
pecially afte r'
dropping a 21-f
Lions in the fin.
On the other hand, State, too,
is going to be up for the an
nual battle. Should State win
today at Rutgers, it will give
the Lions five wins against
three losses. If they are to bet
ter last year's mark of 5-3-1
they are going to have to take
the Panthers over. Should
State lose today, they will have
to win next Saturday to keep
from dropping below the' .500
mark.
Coach Rip Engle's big problem
is going to be setting up some
sort of defense to Stop the Pan
thers' ace passer Bobby Best
wick. The Pitt quarterback went
wild against mighty Michigan
Rutgers
(Colatinue from page six) •
seems to have 'hit its stride. Last
week, the Lions played their best
game to date as they over
whelmed a good- Syracuse team,
32-13.
The Penn State coach will make
only a few changes in the line
up for today's contest. Two of
these are on the defensive team
and one on the offense.
Either Don Malinak or Andy
Silock will start in place of Bill
Garrity at. defensive left end..Co
captain Len Shephard will return
to his linebacking position, re
placing the injured Pete Schoder
bek.
Szajna at Quartirback
On the offense, Ted Shattuck,
Penn, State's leading g r own d
gainer, will start at left halfback
in place of freshman Buddy Row
ell. Shattuck rolled up 64 yards
in ten attempts last week against
the Orange.
Malinak and Joe Yukica will
team up as the offensive ends,
with Ed Hoover and Bill Hocket
smith at tackles. Len Bartek and
Don Barney will handle the of
fensive guard positions while, Jim
Dooley will do the 'centering.
In the offensive backfield, Bob
by Szajna, who played his best
game last week, will start e the
quarterback position. Shattuck
and Bob Pollard will handle the
halfback and wingback posts. Big
Paul .Anders, who rushed for 87
yards against Syracuse, will start
at fullback.
Rutgers' Offense
On the defense,' Malinak or Si
lock and Jesse Arnelle will plaY
the terminal positions, flanked at
the tackles by Stew Scheetz and
Roosevelt Grier. Freshman Don
Shank will play at guard, with
Shephard, Joe Gratson, and Bob
Smith at the linebacking posts.
Pollard and Keith Vesling will
team at the halfbacks. Sophomore
Don Eyer will play safety. -
Rutgers will prabably line up
offensively with Hal Corizzi and
Russ Sandbloom at ends, Walt
Fisher and John Schuck at tack
les, Rudy Celigoi
.and Errico Pa
cilio at guards, Joe Ambrose at
cent e r, Dreier at) quarterback,
D'Amato and Ron 'Warner at half
backs, and Monahan at fullback
On the defense, Harmon, will
probably start with• Jim Scott
and- John Arthur at ends,' Joe
Scaliotta and Howard Anderson
at tackles, Frank Capraro and
Mahlon Morrison at guards, Am
brose and Howard. Ottley at the
linebacking positions, Joe Triggs
and Don Duncan at halfbacks,
and La Prarie at safety.
By ERNIE MOORE
Collegian Sports Editor
State, and he could cause , State
all sorts 'of trouble. •
In last season's game Best
wick started hitting in the sec
ond half and all but wiped out
• State's 21-0 lead. Nick Bolko
vac's miss of the last extra s
point enabled the Lions to win:
21-20. The last frantic seconds
of the game had Penn State
fans chewing their fingernails
right up to the elbow.
As it looks now, this year's
battle s hould be just as close.
Both teams seem to• be stronger
this season. But win or lose,-you
can count on seeing a great foot
ball game if you're lucky 'enough
to be in Pitt Stadium next Satur
day. And pl? , ase, s no snow!o
Today's clash with Rutgers
will be played near the site of
the National Football Hall of
Fame in New Brunswick. Al
though the building 'is not fin
ished, a lot of progress has
been made on it. When it is fin
ally completed it should be one
of the greatest sports shrines in
America.
' Hal Corizzi, offensive right end
for Rutgers, is the same Mr.
Corizzi who caused Elmer Gross'
cagers a headache on the basket
ball court last year. He is the
Scarla's ace point /getter..
Duquesne Sets Up'Plans
For Basketball Reunion
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 16—(R)—
Duquene UniverSity set up plans
today for a reunion of former
basketball coaches, ~ players and
managers who have helped -the
Pittsburgh school compile one of
the best floor records in the East.
The reunion is slated for the
college campus on November 25.
It will follow an afternoon game
between alumni and varsity.
Duquesne has been playing
basketball since 1913 and has won
434 games while losing only 150.
Harriers --
(Continue from page six),
are ready for this important test.
Dud finished seventh in the
IC's last year, • but hasn't ap
proached that level this season.
Frosh Jim Hamill and Bob
Roessler, sixth and seventh men
on the team, round out the Lions'
team.
- A sidelight on the duel for top
honors is that team favorite
Army's coach, Nate Cartmell,
coached the '27, '26, '27, '2B and
'3O championships state teams.
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Booters Play Host to
Gettysburg Today
Penn State's soccer team will be seeking its fourth straight win
and its fifth of the season when it collides with Gettysburg at 2 p.m.
today on the baseball field.
In their last.three outings against Maryland, Colgate, and North
Carolina, the. Lions have hung up three easy victories. Penn State,
however, did not resemble a top-flight soccer team until it ran up
against North Carolina. •
The . Lions will go into the
match 'today a top-heavy favorite
to upend the Bullets of Coach W.
D. Hartshorne, who led them to a
second place tie in their league
last year..
Penn State and Gettysburg
have met a common foe in Navy.
The. Lions got the best of the deal
as they tied the Middies, 2-2,
while Gettysburg was drubbed,
Stands. Pat on Lineup
Penn State will use the same
lineup that played so brilliantly
against Carolina. Coach Bill Jeff
rey, however, will use Jack Pine
zich's ability to full advantage to
day when he moves the big boy
to center forward. Pinezich evi
dently has fully recovered from a
back injury suffered against
Bucknell. Pinezich was used at
left wing against Carolina, a posi
tion of little body contact.
.Flanking Pinezich on the left
side will be Captain Ron Cole
man and either Charlie Snyder or
Don Shirk. Coleman will hold
down inside left while Snyder
and Shirk will share the left wing
duties
On the right Side of the for
ward wall will be Ellis Kocher,
inside right, and sophomore Bill.
Norcik, outside right. Kocher,
along with Coleman and Pine
zich, • will form the nucleus of
State's front line. All three are
clever ball handlers and good
shots, especially Coleman, who
leads the team in scoring.
Halfback Trio Untested
Jeffrey will use Jack Charlton,
Kurt Klaus, and -Frank Follmer
at the halfback slots. This trio is
as capable as any, but hasn't
been • tested since, early in the
campaign, when State was not at
full strength.
Jeffrey will also open with
freshman Paul Dierks and Jay
Simmons at fullbacks. Dierks
Gridders Draw 80,023
Fans into Beaver Field
Penn State's football team drew
80,023 spectators in the four
games it played on Beaver Field
this season, according to statis
tics released yesterday by th e
College.
The mark is an increase of bet
ter than 10,000 over last year's
figure of 69,036.
In one of the games, against
Michigan State. the Lions set a
new one game attendance record
by drawing 30,449 into Beaver
Field.
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will start on the right side - while
Simmons will open at left. „
Bob Harris and Jack Krumrine
will play at the goalie spot, with
the former getting the starting
nod.
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For Sugar Bowl
NEW YORK, Nov. 16
Tennessee and Maryland, two of
the nation's all conquering col
lege football teams, will take the
field tomorrow without a worry
about bowl bids.
The two powerhouses were se
lected late today to clash in the
Sugar Bowl at New Orleans on
New Year's Day.
Charles C. Zatarain, president
of the New Orleans Mid-Winter
Sports Association, announced
that the two elevens had accepted
invitations to play in the 18th
annual Sugar Bowl game.
The game will pit the nation's
second and fifth ranking teams.
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