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The. Nittany Realm
Bet the Cotton Bowl people are sorry now that they were in
such a hurry to pick Kentucky as one of the teams to play in their
game. The Wildcats now have four losses, and looked like anything
but bowl material in last weekend's game with Tennessee.
The Cotton Bowl folks were probably working on the assumption
that Kentucky would spring an upset on the Vols, and catapult
themselves into contention for na
tional honors. But the strategy
backfired, and they're stuck with
a mediocre ball club.
• Considered one of the top three
bowls, the, Cotton classic this
year will have tc
take a back se
to the
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tures Georgi
Tech, a teas
which beat Ke
tucky during t
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and possibly U 7
beaten San 'Fran.
cmco or once-
beaten Holy Cross.
Kentuckys' opponent hasn't
been named as yet, the decision
resting on the outcome of a cou
ple Southwest conference games
to be played next Saturday. TCU
appears to have the inside track
with Baylor a strong possibility.
The merits of one team as corn
pared to the other, or to like op
pon&ts is no t the important
thing. That will be settled on the
field. The important thing seems
to be that the fans are getting
cheatedl
Fraternity Fives
Alpha Gamma Rho fell before
Alpha Sigma Phi,. 19-14, after a
9-9 halftime score. Phi Delta The
ta romped over Alpha Phi Alpha,
29-16, as Joe Garrity scored 7
points. Alpha Sigma Phi "and Phi
Delta Theta each has two wins
and no losses. In other League' A
play, Sigma Pi and Phi Kappa
Sigma met in a low-scoring af
fair with Sigma Pi finally win
ning out, 17-11.
Two games were played in
League E and both were won by
lopsided scores. Sigma Chi opened
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By 808, VOSBUBG
Assistant Sports Editor
Bowl games supposedly were
created with the idea of bringing
together the top teams in the
country. Of the major New Years
Day clashes, • however, only the
Sugar Bowl . and possibly the
Orange Bowl will see unbeaten
teams meeting. And Georgia Tech
has a tie.
Maryland and Tennessee, both
unbeaten and untied, both real
powerhouse grid machines, and
both honest- to-goodness bowl
material, will meet in the Sugar.
Bowl at New Orleans.
The fabulous Rose Bowl as Pas
adena which caters to champions
of the Big 10 and Pacific Coast
Conference finds two once-beaten
clubs, Illinois and Stanford znedt
ing. Few doubt that Stanford is
the class of the coast despite last
week's loss to California, but the
way Wisconsin has been rolling
recently in the Big 10 one begins
to wonder if the Badgers aren't
the best in the mid-west.
And the proud Cotton Bowl
will pit Kentucky, four times de
feated, against an opponent that
will have at least two losses on
its record.
Tie For Lead
its intramural basketball sched
ule by soundly trouncing Omega
Psi Phi, 37-9. • Triangle, led by
Alpha Sigma Phi and Phi Del
ta Theta moved into a tie for the
lead of League A as a result of
Monday night's IM basketball ac
tion.
Jim Babb, smacked Pi Lambda
Phi by a 37-16 score. Babb poured
19 points through the hoops to
lead all scorers for the night.
Most of the evening's action
was among League F teams with
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White Sox, Browns
Pull 8 Player Deal
CHICAGO, Nov. 27—(11')—The Chicago White Sox and the lowly
St. Louis Browns negotiated a three-for-five player swap today to
the apparent satisfaction of both.
prom the Browns to the White Sox went catcher
Lollar, pitcher Al Widmar and shortstop Tom Upton.
The Browns, rebuilding under new manager Rogers
in exchange obtained first sacker,
Gordon Goldsberry, outfielder
Jim Rivera, Pitcher Dick Little
field, catcher Gus Niarhos and in
fielder Joe De Maestri.
Lollar To. Help Sox
General-Manager Frank Lane
broadly intimated that robust
hitting Lollar would help, the
White Sox improve their surpris
ing 1951 fourth-spot finish.
Hornsby, on the other hand, is
happy to get two of his former
Seattle proteges, slick-fielding
Goldsberry and fleet, hard-hitting
Rivera.
' In Niarhos, the Browns are get
ting a catcher whose injury last
season threw Sox receiving out of
kilter after a sensational start, in
the American League race by the
Pale Hose.
De -Maestri; Good Fielder
Right-hander Widmar, 26, had
a 4-9 Brownie record last season,
while Upton, who bats left-hand
ed, -was a .198 hitter in 52 games.
Lefty Littlefield spent most of
last season with Memphis of the
Southern Association and fashion
ed a 13-11 record. De Maestri,
four games being played. Phi
Kappa Tau was paced by Al
Houston and Jim Moran with 13
and 10 points, respectively, in its
35-19 victory over Delta Sigma
Phi. Walt Back with 12 markers
led Pi Kappa Alpha to a 36-13 win
over Alpha Zeta. The other two
games saw Acacia edge Alpha CM
Sigma, 16-12, and Theta Kappa
Phi use .a tight defense to its
advantage while defeating Zeta
Beta Tau; 25-5.
Evans Named Captain
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 27—(VP)
—Bob Evans, 215-pound tackle,
today was elected captain of the
1952 _University of Pennsylvania
football team.
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while batting .203, looked good
afield the times star Sox short
'top Chico Carrasquel took a
rest.
The Sox long had hopes that
Goldsberry could make the major
league grade, but a fancy-fielder,
he never hit well for the Sox.
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dim for ill sports.
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Matmen Open
With Lehigh
Penn State's wrestling team
will take on a nine meet sched
ule this season, Harold R. "Ike"
Gilbert, graduate manager of ath
letics, announced.
The Lions, unbeaten in, dual
meet competition last year and
defending Eastern team champ
ion, will open the season with Le
high at Bethlehem Jan. 5.
Coach Charlie Speidel's mat
men will also wrestle in the East
ern and National mat tourna
ments.
Sherman
Hornsby,
The schedule:
Jan. 5, at Lehigh; 11, Virginia;
19, Pittsburgh; Feb. 2, at Mary
land; 9, at Army; 16, Syracuse; 23,
at Navy; Mar. 1, Cornell; 8, at
Princeton.
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