PAGE SIX Lions Edge NCS, 14-7; Test Panthers Saturday The Lion football team bounced back from a 7-7 tie Saturday to beat a highly-keyed up North Carolina State squad, 14-7, in the final 15 seconds, but if it expects to win its traditional fued with Pittsburgh this Saturday it will have to jump off to a faster start against the slow-starting Panthers. After 57 minutes of dull football had practically lulled the 21,084 fans at Beaver Field to sleep, the Lions and Wolfpack burst forth with a barrage of scoring that will have, the spectators talking for some time The Lions began rolling late in the fourth quarter when Dick Hunter's quick-kick went out on the Lion 43. Nine plays later half back Billy Kane leaped high over the Wolfpack line to score the six pointer. The key play in the TD series was a 22-yard pass from quarterback Milt Plum to Kane, moving the ball to the NCS 34. Kane and Bruce Gilmore. re serve halfback, took the ball to the Wolfpack two. After Plum's attempted sneak failed, Kane look it over. But the Wolfpack struck back swiftly on the following kickoff, which was a poor kick that was' carried to the NCS 44 by Wallace Prince. With quarterback Frank Cackovic throwing, the Wolfpack drove to the Lion 44. A holding penalty moved the ball to the 29. Pigskin Coin Flips . . . Out On a Limb Here is the tenth and final Collegian football poll in which Vicious Vince Carocci and Lucky Lou Prato must break their first place tie. Both scribes waded through last week's upsets with 7-8 cards to remain tied. Fearless Fran Fanucci posted an 8-7 to draw within one, but due to an unintentional similarity evidenced below, cannot take all the marbles; in fact, may wind up third. The coaches' are out of it. Fanucci Casocci Praha Coaches .607.615 .615 .571 Princit.-Dart. Prince. --- lirince. Prince. Prince. __ KT.-Tenn. Tenn, Tenn. Thin. Tenn. Mini-Nthwstn. Mini Mini Mini Mini _I Stan.-Cal. Stan. Stan. Slam Stan. _UCLA_-USC USC UCLA USC UCLA 1 Duke-N.C. Duke Duke Duke Duke Mich.-OSU OSU OSU OSU Mich. N.D.-lowa lowa lowa lowa lowa __ Ark.-LSU Ark. Ark. Ark. Ark. Baylor-SMU ,-. Baylor Baylor Baylor Baylor ___ Rice-TCU TCU TCU TCU TCU Ind.-Purdue Purdue Purdue - e Purdue # Purd ue_ Mia' mi-W. Va. _ Miami I Miami Miami Miami _ N.C.S.-Md. N.C.S. I C.S. N.C.S. N.C.S. Ore.-Ore. St. I Ore. St. - Ore. St. I Ore. St. By FRAN FANUCCI Ca cko v i c's replacement. Bill Franklin, hit end Bob Pepe on the Lion 10, and two consecutive five-yard penalties against the Lions, for offside, pus.hed the ball to the two. On the next play the Wolfpack was found trying to push one of the ball runners over the goal and was promptly penalized 15 yards. But this only delayed the touch down a few seconds. For two plays later Franklin found Pepe in the end zone for the six-point er. Hunter's PAT was good, try ing to score with only 1:15 min utes showing on the clock. Al this point Plum's passing hit its zenith. With the ball on the Lion 37. Plum faked a pass. handed the ball to Ray" Alber-• igi..who glided off tackle for 19 yards to the NCS 44. The next five plays spelled defeat for the Wolf pack. N.C.S. Ore. TM DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Plum, making no attempt to fake the Wolf pack, lust faded back everytime he had the ball and completed five straight pass es. He hit end Les Walters down the middle for seven yards on the first play from scrimmage. On the second play, he faded back and found Walters open again on 'the ICS 21 for a first down. Another pass to Walters was nullified by an offside penalty, but Plum continued his adept passing by hitting Kane on the 16 for a 10-yard gain. With the !clock ticking the seconds off 'slowly but consistently, Plum faded back and hit Kane on the nine for a first down. The next play broke the game open. Plum grabbed the ball from center, faded back. looked for about four seconds, then spot (Continued on page seven) Two Gridders Gain Mention Captain Sam Valentine and center Dan Radakovich received honorable mention in Collier's 1956 All-American selections, ac cording to the magazine's Dec. 7 issue. The magazine selected only one team. Both Valentine and Radakovich had won notice for their outstand ing defensive play along with creditable offensive performances. Jerry Tubbs, Oklahoma, was the Collier center with Jim Parker, Ohio State, and Bill Glass, Baylor, at guards. Pittsburgh's Joe Walton and Jimmy Brown, Syracuse, were the on 1 y Nittany opponents named to the team. Non-Pennsylvanians on th e current Penn State football squad number five. Two of the five hail from New Jersey. prox. $5.95. US United States Rubber Teke, Delta Sig Advance to Finals ; Divers Provide Margin of Victory Tau Kappa Epsilon and Delta Sigma Phi weighted the muscular shoulders of divers Al Rossi and Ron Passamore .with the task of grabbing first !place in their event. Both men responded brilliantly and with their triumphs came semi-final victories.. Teke bumped Alpha Tau Ome ga, 22-19, and Delta Sig sneaked past the Phi Kappa Sigma mer men, 21-20, in a pair of important ones at Glennland Pool last night. Both wins were accomplished by the boardmen. Delta Sig 'trailed, 20-19, and Teke was be hind, 15-14, when their divers put on a one-man ,show that proved decisive in tile final analysis. Rossi's Teke teammate Karl Snyder set a new record in the freestyle, threading through the water in 34.0 seconds which erased his old mark of 34.1. That was the other boost that the win ners needed. Then Rossi added two more wins in the backstroke and breaststroke to cement things. 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