SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1953 Lion Frosh Meet Navy Gridders The Pehn State freshman grid ders will try to turn the heat on Navy, along wi t h snow-laden cold blasts, when they face the Middies at 10 a.m. today at An napolis. All this, of course, weather per mitting. It is not.known whether the snow, which caused postpone ment of yesterday’s Lion-Navy soccer match, will force the game to be canceled or put off to a later date. State will try to improve on its 19-9 loss to Pitt -two weeks ago. They showed a lot of class for three periods, only to be caught from behind by a strong Panther squad. The Sailors’ record, while not outstanding, is deceiving. The Plebes succumbed to tough Mary land, 13-6, then reversed the score the following week against Penn. Last week, Navy tied Bullis Prep School, long a supplier of Navy varsity teams, by a 14-14 count. The Nittany board of strategy is hoping that two weeks of practice have corrected Lion flaws, the most glaring of which was State’s defense against Pitt punt and kickoff returns., State will use much the same starting lineup as in the first game. Jack Arnst and Jack Fry will open at ends, with Ned Fink beiner, Ignatius Hokaj dr Jack Calderone at tackles. Dick De- Luca and Ron Dowriie are guards, with Sam Valentine at center. In the backfield, Milt Plum will be at quarterback, Ray Alberigi at left half, Jim Lockerman at the other halfback slot, and either Stu Wiggins or Dick McMillen at fullback round out. the When West Virginia beat Penn State this season it was the first time that the Southerners de feated State, and Pittsburgh in the same year. Jf * Friday, December 11 9:00 - 1:00 SMI THE FIREBALLS who are independent intramural football champions for the third consecutive year. They defeated Monkey A. C„ 12-7. in the finals. The winning margin came on a last min ute touchdown pass from Walt Laska to John Pepe. Players are (1. to r.): first row. Chick Young, Dave Eskey, Walt Laska and John Pepe; second row, Sandy Ayes, Dick Suiter, Gordon Sterner and Joe Sloinik. Wild ostriches run in groups of several hens and one cock. The hens lay their eggs in one nest on which the cock sits at night and on which the hens sit in ro- Rec Hall THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA j _ ' After the game Anytime It's a Hof Pafrarnl Sandwich -45 c Counter and m Booth Service W H <B# as usual MILITARY BALL Dance to America's Top Dance Band t G d Ch In most places the deeper parts of the ocean are colder than' the surface, but in the Artie, ocean water is warmer far below the surface. The Cadets and Midshipmen St AY. And Formal Proudly Present "The Young Man With the Horn" ANTHONY ' ./ His Orchestra IM Dope Sheet Last year’s fraternity and independent IM basketball champs posted wins Thursday night in IM cage play. Phi Sigma Delta, defending fraternity champs, trounced the Pi Kappa Phi five to the tune of 30-11. Don. Devorris was high in the individual scoring department with 9 tallies for the victors, while Walt Imbeden accounted for 8 oj Sinkers, defending independent champs, bowled over the Iron Men, 52-14, with the aid of Phil Reese and Bill Kane. Reese, Sink er’s high scorer, swished the bas ket for 16 tallies and Kane fol lowed close with 14. Ron Sessin ger had a total of 4 points for the losers. The Slaters defeated Dorm 36, 38-25. James Lugg tallied 13 points for the Slaters’ cause and Frank Wagner led Dorm 36 with 10 markers. Fifty-Fivers edged the Trojans, 38-25. James Moore racked 9 points for the victors, while Joe Pekarek and Tony Urban each found the basket 3 times'for Dorm 36. The Nighthawks’ Charlie Faek ler hit the net for 13 points which was one more than the Broad Jumpers’ total of 12. At the end The TAVERN Specialist in Spaghetti - Steaks - Sea Food Dinner Served 5-7:30 Nightly 220 EAST COLLEGE AVE. Phone 8-6116 at the Tickets on Sale December 8 and 9 $4.00 Per Couple PAGE THIRTEEN Pi Kappa Phi’s 11 markers. of the game the' Nighthawks counted 27 points. The Idiots, al lowing their opponents no score in the first half, downed the Radads 15-6. When the Falcons and the High landers locked horns, the Fal cons proved to be the stronger team. Pat Kennedy contributed 12 points to the victors’ cause— Falcons, 26; Highlanders, 24. The Raiders spelled defeat for the Lumberjacks when Lee Stankav age and Ron Faris each tallied 6 points to increase the Raiders’ score to 2 over the Lumberjacks’ 11. In the final tilt of the evening Chi Phi stopped Lambda Chi Al pha, 21-12. Bob Allen took top individual scoring honors with a total of 9 tallies. Glen Gross ac counted for 6 of Lambda Chi Al pha’s 12 markers.
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