PAGu SIX
Virginia, Cornel! to Test
Lion Teams Tomorrow
By dick Mcdowell
Penn State and Virginia will dig up a 61-
year-old rivalry, dormant since 1893, when
the two teams meet tomorrow at Beaver
Field. The Lions and the Cayaliers met for
their one and only game at Virginia in Octo
ber of 1893 and the Lions won it 6-0.
However, tomorrow’s contest will be the
first complete game played. The first one was
stopped after ten minutes of the
second half when a riot broke out
on the field
Cavalier coach Ned McDonald,
won’t be looking for any riots to
morrow but he and his southern
squad promise to make a good
bid to knock off the high step
ping Lions, seeking their third
straight win of the season.
Lions Favored
The Nittanies, favored heavily
in this one, will make their home
debut in the wake of two big
wins against Illinois and Syra
cuse. Warm weather has been pre
dicted and a crowd .of about 20,-
000 is expected for the opener.
, The Lions were hampered by
rainy weather all week and got' in
their heavy workout yesterday.
Coach Rip Engle will put the
squad through a light workout
this afternoon and then it will
embark for the now famous
mountain hidaway, “Hate-to-
Leave-it,” until tomorrow morn
ing. L
Engle said yesterday that one
or two changes may be made in
his lineup this week. Chuck Sow
ers will move into the left guard
spot in place- of Pete Petroff, still
nursing a leg injury. Three other
positions are undecided. Either
Don Balthaser or Frank Reich
will be at center and Jim Garrity
or Jack Sherry will handle the
left end duties, and either Bill
Straub or Chuck Blockson will be
at fullback.
Garrity and Balthaser, co-cap
tains, have seen extensive action
in both games, but both players
are still under wraps from early
training injuries. Straub and
Blockson have both seen heavy
work at fullback.
Rest Unchanged
The rest of the Penn State line
up remains unchanged from last
week. Jesse Arnelle will be at
right end, Otto Kneidinger at
right tackle, Earl Shumaker at
right guard, and Rosey Grier at
left tackle.
Lenny Moore and Ron Younker
get the nod at the halfbacks and
Don Bailey will be at quarter
back.
The Virginia squad is sched
uled to arrive in State College at
3 p.m. by bus and will work out
at Beaver Field at 4 p.m. The Vir
ginia party will set up head
quarters at the Penn Belle Hotel
ih Bellefonte.
The game marks the first of
four home contests scheduled for
the Lions. Next week they meet
West Virginia in the homecoming
game, and later return home to
play Rutgers and Holy Cross.
Radio Station WMAJ will
broadcast the game with Bob
Prince doing the play-by-play.
Game time is 2 p.m.
Fisherman Captures
Realization Stakes
NEW YORK, Oct.- 7
erman, C. V. Whitney’s game lit
tle brown horse, ran away from
his rivals down the stretch to
win the 62nd running of the his
toric Lawrence Realization Stakes
at Belmont Park today.
Fisherman, who first took the
lead on the back stretch, then fell
behind, came on again over the
last quarter mile and was three
lengths ahead of the Wheatley
Stable’s Full Flight as he swept
under the -wire.
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A veteran Cornell cross-country team will
be on hand to battle the Lions at Ithaca, N.Y.,
tomorrow when the Nittany harriers try to
rebound from a loss in their opening meet of
the season.
Cornell trampled Colgate 15-44 Saturday
on the Big Red’s new course. Seven veterans
from last year’s meet with Penn State will be
gunning to give the Lions their
second straight loss of the cam
paign. Penn State lost to Navy
and Villanova Saturday in the
season’s opener.
Don Farley and John .Rosen
baum, Cornell’s two mainstays
last year, are back again this sea
son. This duo finished in a. fourth
place tie in last year’s meet with
the Lions when Penn State
swamped the Big Red last sea
son, 19-39. Farley came in first
in the Colgate meet, with a 28:08
for- Cornell’s new 4.7 mile course.
Rosenbaum crossed the finish in
second place, at'28:47..
Cornell Sweeps
Booters Change
Game Time
To See Football
The Nittany Lion soccermen
are evidently ardent football fans.
At the request of the Penn State
players,' officials of both Army
and Penn State teams have agreed
to move up the starting time of
their regularly scheduled contest
on Oct. 30, to noon. The contest
was originally scheduled for 2
p.m., but the Lion players re
quested the change so that they
would be able to watch the Penn
State-Penn football game on tele
vision.
Giant Players
Get $ll,OOO
For Series Win
NEW YORK, Oct. 7 (JP) —Twen-
ty-eight players on the New York
Giants plus their trainer and their
clubhouse attendant received a
record $11,147.90 each for winning
the World Series.
Baseball Commissioner Ford
Frick announced the breakdown
today for 327 players and .club
personnel on eight teams who par
ticipated in the all-time high in
World Series money.
A full Giants’ share was $2867 -
22 more than the previous record
payoff to the New York Yankees
in 1953.
The Cleveland share was $6712.-.
50 each, a record for a loser. The
Indians cut their melon into 35%
share s—34 full shares, 1 half
share and 4 quarter shares—and
also gave out $B6OO in cash. The
Giants ■ divided 32 1/6 shares—3o
full shares, 3 half shares and 2
one-third shares—and . doled out
$11,750 in gifts.
In all the players’ share of the
total World Series receipts was a
record $881,763.72, including $83,-
000 for a pre-game television pro
gram.
The players get 60 per cent of
the receipts of the first four
games. Of this 70 per cent goes to
the participating teams, 15 per
cent to the teams which finished
second, 10 per cent. to the third
place teams, and 5 per cent to the
fourth place finishers.
For the first time since 1912,
Penn State and Ohio State will
collide on the gridiron at Colum
bus, 0., in 1956.
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Cornell made a sweep of the
top five positions in the Colgate
encounter, with Loberg and
Browne tying Rosenbaum- for the
number two spot and Trayford
finishing fifth. Taft and Secor
were ninth and tenth for the Big
Red. These . runners competed
against Penn State last year.
• Jim McKelvey will captain the
Nittany harriers tomorrow. He
finished 14th in last year’s meet
with Cornell. Doug. Moorhead,
who came in first at Annapolis on
Saturday, is the Lions’ top run
ner so far. The Nittany speedster
was in a three way tie for first
against- Cornell last season. >■
.Pastorius Sixth at Navy
Jim Pastorius, Ted Garret, Don
Mo wry, and Jim McKelvey, the
other Liens to finish .in the scor
ing in the Navy-Villanova tri
angular meet, will also be fun
ning :at Ithaca. Sixth place in
that race went .to Pastorius with
a, clocking of 21:52 for Navy’s
four-mile layout.
Garrett was eighth with a 22:07
time. .Mowry and McKelvey fin
ished, 13th and 15th. Only the
first five men to finish for each
team are counted in the scoring*
with one point going to the first
place man, two to the second
place runner, and so on.
After tomorrow’s me, e t the
Lions will return home for their
first encounter., on the local front.
Michigan • State, last year’s Big
Ten and IC4A titlists, will pro
vide the opposition. Werner’s
team edged the Spartans last sea
son, 25-30, and finished third in
the IC4A championship race.
Like his predecessor, Elmer
Gross, Penn State basketball coach
John Egli is a Purple Heart vet
eran.
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Lions First in East
For Second Week
Penn State’s unbeaten football team holds down first place in
the Lambert Trophy Committee’s second weekly ratings. The Lions,
tops in the east for the second straight week, according to the com
mittee, were given 987 out of a possible 1000 points.
The Nittanies gained the top position last week with their smash
ing upset'' over Illinois. The
past weekend’s 13-0 shutout vic
tory over Syracuse was enough
to keep them number one in'the
east.
Colgate owns a two-point mar
gin over Navy for second place
honors with 985 points.
Boston College, in second place,
two points shy of the Lions’' 986
total of last week, dropped to
fourth place, followed by Army.
The remainder of the top ten
includes Boston University, Yale,
Princeton, Pitt, and Syracuse.
WRA Results
BADMINTON
League 1
Delta Delta Delta over Thomp
son 1 and 2
Alpha Omicrori Pi over Alpha
Xi Delta
League 2
Alpha Chi Omega over Pi Beta
Phi
Delta Gamma over Chi Omega
League 3
Sigma Sigma Sigma ovemZeta-
Tau Alpha
Alpha Gamma Delta over Phi
Mu ■ ......
League 4
Beta Sigiha Omicroh over Del-,
ta Zeta ' .
, Sigma Delta Tau over Alpha
Kappa Alpha
FOOTBALL
FRIDAY, OCT. 8, 1954
7:30 P.M.
LEWISTOWN HIGH
versus
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1954
Bell Directs
NFL to Check
Rough Tactics
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 7 (/P)—
National Football League Com
missioner Bert Bell today sent a
directive to referees and coaches
in the pro league “reemphasizing”
the uiles governing rough play.
The directive, which 1 Bell or
dered read by referees to their
crew of officials and by coaches
to players said:
“Any use of the forearm, el
bows or knees shall be penalized
under the unnecessary roughness
rule and any striking of an op
ponent of malicious unnecessary
roughness shall be penalized un
der the same rule and the player
disqualified.
The move is an outgrowth of
last Sunday’s 24-24 tie game be
tween the- San Francisco 49ers
ahd the Los Angeles Rams. Forty-
Niners’ supporters charged that
dirty play by the Rams resulted
lii injuries to twd of their players.
Bob Hicks, newly-appointed
Juniata College football coach,
eo-capiained the 1949 Pehn State
football team.