PAGE SIX Nittanies in Last Home Test TEN LION SENIORS and hei,d manager Paul Sehontmcliler are pictured with Coach Rip Engle on the morning of the Wfft Virg:nta game. Star :mg in the upper left corner and going clockvt i c, they a:e : Babe CapNA - a. BR hie Mc- 13 Seniors Play Last Game Of Careers at Beaver Field (Continued front page one) trol to 1955 and held on to it Lion Coach Rip Engle said: was in the starting lineup. Brit,' again in 1956. The Lions haven't - They're a big strong football Ito matter which way you look, won it since 1952.—its first year , team, much better than last at it. the Mountaineers have two: in existence. year. I think they're faster than topnotch quarterbacks capable ofi West Virginia enters the game Syracuse in the backfield and doing a good job when called on.•with the better record of the they do have a much bigger Today's game is the 24th of schools with a 4-1-1 mark line." the series dating back to 1904:f0r the year. The Mounties tied Of his own squad, Engle said: • During that time, the Lions have Virginia, 6-6. beat Virginia Tech. "I think the kids are up for the; won 15, lost 7 and tied one. Penn 14-6, lost to Wisconsin, 45-13, and game. They've been more relaxed Advance in - its 4 Tennis State won last year's encounter' beat B 0 s ton University, 46-6 ..(in practice this week) than at Beaver Field. 16-6. However,', George Washington, 34-14, • and they've been all season." This he: Three more players qualified for! quarterfinals of Flight One. Only the Mountaineers won thr e e William & Mary, 19-0. emphasized was not a feeling of. the championship bracket quay-;three of the four quarterfinalists in straight games from 1953 throughi Th e Li ons , on th e other hand.'apathy on the part of the Lions. terfinals by winning their respec-,Flight Two have been decided. but an indication that they are Live flights in Intramural fratern-1 The Flight One quarterfinalists 2955. . 'carryrecord into the game.! The contest Is also the first After beating Penn. 19-14. losing'going about their work in busi -: ity tennis. are: in the three-way Penn State- : to•Arrny. 27-13, beating William nesslike fashion. : Both Mel Royer, Alpha Taut Gene Grumer, Dave Horne, West Virginia-Pittsburgh series ,S.: Mary, 21-13, and losing to Van- .omega, and Hugh Patterson, Pi :Claude Rhen and Larry Suther- The probable starting lineups: for the "Lit' Coal Scuttle." sym- :defiant, 32-30, the gridders played Kappa Phi, downed three oppon-Iland. ‘ P v ENN STATE WEST VIRGINIA bolic of supremacy among the their best game of the year when ents while Dan Gray, Beta Theta' Flight Two quarterfinalists are: three schools. West Virginia they topped Syracuse, 20-12, last w :lt h : se ra r LE LT . . MeClugur. Tram7.o:Pi, conquered four foes to attain! Mike Strange, Emil Barish and won the honor in 1953 and 1954 Saturday at Syracuse. Sabot LC nowleY ' their quarterfinal spots. Don McCartney. before the Panthers gained con- , Speaking on West Virginia. It u.ta race C • Mill Bleu RG Domes . Royer and Gray, winners of; Guenther Robertßobert ---- '1 Carrara RT • Fa shark.dyinights Six and Seven respec Farts -1 rairbso*tively, will meet each other in Luca. I QB u l"fell"ithe quarterfinal round. Patterson, Kasrwrian LH B 31cCAure : Moron yi RHB aid, winner of Flight Four, will face- Krutko, off against the winner of Flight' `Three, who is undecided at this I , Lion 25-Year-Olds Star date. 1 In independent competition four' Penn State's three 25-year-olds.players have advanced to the: Today's grid iron Schedule would be enough to drive a book- have been playing top football' maker crazy, let alone our near-crazy trio of Daily Collegian fore- this Fall. The three arecen er t • casters. Charley Ruslavage, of Coaldale:f ßasketball Begins Soon Vicious Vince Carocci, completely out of his mind, picks Ala- halfback Dave Kasperian, of Wor-i Penn State ushers in the new' bama. Arkansas. and lowa in an attempt to catch Loony—er, Lucky cester, Mass.; and fullback Pete:b ask e t b all campaign against Lou Prato. If Navy and North Carolina win, Magnificent Matt Shope, of Peckville. The three North Carolina State, at Raleigh Mathews may emerge from his sub-cellar. are ex-servicemen. Only Shopftecember 7. The Lions will play If - things go exactly right for coach Tor Toretti, the coaches can had played here before service. 12 of l9 games on the road. pull even with Lou. but then, Vince could pull ahead of both of- -- - them. From here, it looks as if the coaches are on their way up. h I?! Pigskin Coin Flips ... Out On a Limb 1 Carocci 1 .627 I AU. Ark.-Ter-A&M -/Crk: Ala.-Ga. Saylor-TCU CaI.•UCLA Duke-Ga.T. lowa Vaud , " N.D. ; Term. 1 Aub. 1 R i ce DarL_ Penn _M. 1 lowa-Mich. LSU-Vandy Navy-N.D. N.C.-Tenn. Auh.-Fla. Clemson-Rice Dari.-Yals Barv.-Penn i Prato 1 Mathews i _ .653 I .533 EMI I --T-e'U UCLA. Duke 1 - Mich. I _Mich. isvVenal , - - N.D. Navy Tenn. i N.C. Auh. I ktib. Rice 1 Rice Pennl Penn- - lIL M.ich-St. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANI' * * Millen, Paul North, Charlie Ruslavage, Schon bachler, Les Walters, Joe Sabol, Ron Markie wicz, Engle, Romeo Panozzo. Jack Faris and Bucky Palone. Conches £l3 Ga. Tex.A&M TCU UCLA Firirrri Baylor UCLA Ga. T— . Tenn. Aub. Rico ILL Itiacb—SL toricwwerlowtcie WEATHER WISE -- STYLE WISE IV the iy ATHERTON W No excess padding or canvas stiffening ;v Easy lines sw • Revenge-Minded Booters Host Navy; Seek 6th Win An avengeful Penn State soccer team seeks it sixth vic tory in seven starts when it hosts Navy this morning at the Beaver Field soccer turf. Kickoff is at 10 o'clock. The Middies were one of two foes to topple the Lions last fall and there are several members of the current Nit tarn- cast that haven't forgotten! * * * this. In fact, six of today's starters' - --- were victimized in that tilt. - Included in the group are three 1956 regulars: captain Ralph Brower. Per Torgeson and Jim Hedberg. The other three—Dave Haase. Paul Bauer and Herb Hert nc-r—were in reserve roles last season. Oddly enough. Haase, Bauer and Hertner are the newest 'ad ditions' to Coach Ken Hosier man's ever-changing starting array. Bauer and Hertner were promoted this week while Haase gained his first team berth last Saturday against Temple. HoweN'er, Bauer and Hertner are not newcomers to the front line. Bauer opened at right full back in the Lions' season inaug ral against Bucknell but he has, been -regulated to bench status since then. Hertner. an off-and on regular last fall, is in his second starting role of the sea son, having opened against Col gate earlier this year. Bauer is replacing Tony Tre monte at left fullback and Hert ner moves into Walt Krauser's ,right halfback slot. The switch was made, accordino . ' to Hoster man, because "both boys have been hustling more." The Lion boss added that his Hertner-for- Krauser alteration was also due to Hertner's standout performance in the Temple encounter, which the Lions won 8-0. Another change—this one in side the starting alignment it self—will find Bill Fiedler and Thor Chyzowych changing po sitions. Fiedler—the Lion =or ! ing leader with 12 goals—swill move from center forward to inside with Chyzowych taking over a center forward. According to Hosterman, this move will make Fiedler "a more "dangerous" scoring threat for he'll Our Atherton topcoats combine the g finest in campus style and comfortable g fit. They are soft, lofty, firmly woven, a and have a fine hand. To enhance your g topcoat choice, select the proper hat, f muffler, and gloves to complete your a x new fall outerwear wardrobe. A $55.00 - $125.00 Yatil4 AA* CUSTOM SHOP SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1957 By LOU PRATO • t*ir - . 2:-. 24 . regains fullback role , now have better opportunities to l _et up scoring plays. Filling out the starting team will. be Brower at right fullback, I Howie Maierhoffer at right half, Gary Miller at center half, Torge son at inside' right, Hedbeig at outside right and Ralph Becker at the goal. Becker, a sophomore, has yet to be scored upon in 12 quarters of playing time. In reserve, Hosterman will have Krauser, forwards Pete Wads worth and Lorren Kline, wing men Lou Vanßafelghem and Jim Hockenbrock, goalie Don Dou gald, Tremonte and possibly inside. Mike Stollmeyer. Stollmeyer, a regular last fall, has seen only limited action because of an ankle injury. Gulf Oil Corportatiou Representatives will be at The Pennsylvania State University _ November 5, 1957 to interview candidates for positions in NESE/LRCM GEOPEWSKAL EXPLORATION DEVELOPMENT WZ;M • Chemists • Physicists • Geologists • Geophysicists *Mathematicians *Chemical / Engineers •Mechanical Engineers •Electrical Engineers siGeological Engineers Locations: Pittsburgh, Pa., and• Forth Worth, Texas For additional information and lo„ apply for an interview. please see Mr. George' N. P. Leach. -Director. University Phu:emend Unice. Paul Bauer
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