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Lion-Size Problem:
Passing Game Expected;
Kasperian Runs at Home
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contest. Engle issued an emphatic "He will not play:" when By GEORGE FRENCH 31 decision to the Spartans, but generally good performances of
asked if he intended to use Jacks today. But, as has been The Penn State cross-coup-;the Lions are expected to be inhis harriers throughout the week.
topl)rm for , Monday's encounter.' Werner had reasoil to be
known of coaches in the past, he may change his mind should ti-v team will seek its first; I t week s 23-32 loss to Man-! pleased. for if Schoeneneck and
the necessity arise. 161-A title since 1951 Monday; hattan on the Van Cortiandti Jones do as well on Monday as
The game is also a personal homecoming for Penn Stzte afternoon on the 5-mile Van course is expected to have little' they did on Wednesday. the
•lieariiig on the Lions' performancei
halfback Dave Kasperian. Kasperian was born in Worcester. Cortlandt course in New York chances are extremely good
He could not make his high school * * * City. .Monday except that the Nittany that Lion harriers will carry
!harriers are not likely to make) home their seventh IC4-A title
grid teem because he wit.: too ; The Lions will receive stiff; the mistake of running the first since the sport was begun in
light. Now, he is the Lions' lead- competition for the crown from mile too fast "as they dia. against' 1912. The Nittany squads won
ing ground-gainer with 380 yards Fordham. St. John's, Notre Dame,' the Jaspers last Saturday. the title in 1926, 1927, 1928,
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• • Syracuse. St. Joseph's, Pitt, Man-, Varsity Coach Chick Werner 1930, 1950 and 1951.
in 94 carries for a 3.6 average - -- , ,
' ... ,hattan, Cornell and defending inserted the top five finishers , Norm Gordon's freshman squad
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Quite ironic, to say the least. .. -' • • champion Michigan State. in the Manhattan meet—Cap- !has an even better chance to bring
Holy Cross hopes rose when. . . Michigan State will be very fain Fred Kerr. Ed Moran. Chick , back a title to University Park.
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it was learned that halfback Ed ' hard pressed to retain the title King, Joe Thompson and Dick :The Lion yearlings' top compe
':- - : after losing its 4th, sth and 12Th , Engelbrink —iII t o his /C4-A , tition will be supplied by Man-
Hayes, considered the best of - . . - .
place finishers in last year's lineup and held a time trial : hattan, but on paper the Lion
the Crusaders' running backs at •,, •- ii ., - meet. Last year the Spartans, Wednesday to determine the j frosh appear to have the edge.
the start of the season , will be • ' : led by their Scot-Canadian ace, other two members of the team. , Running on the freshman team
back in action today. Hayes was 2 . .
Henry Kennedy. who won the - State College's Clem Schoene-twill be Denny Johnson, Herm
injured in the Crusaders' VMI . - . individual crown, won the meet beck won the time trial in 26:40; Weber, Ken Hunter, Bill Schoene
game and has since appeared in - s ;,-- - with a low of 34 points. St. for the five miles, followed by' beck, Dick Anderson, Ron Lan
only the Dartmouth game. 'T .”.1 - . \ Joseph's was a distant second 'senior Al Jon, who ran the don and Skip Johnston. Johnson,
Penn State, however. will find ' —lifP with 148 points, followed by the 'course 37 seconds faster than he undefeated in three meets this
themselves without two of their Lions with 158 points. had ever done before. Werneriseason, appears to be the top
most prominent relief men—guard Earlier in the fall a flu-weak-seemed quite pleased with the re-Jelin - ice for the freshman individual
Willard (Bull) Smith and halfback erred Nittany squad dropped a 24- sults of the time trial and the title.
Bruce Gilmore. Both men are lost
for the season with knee injuries.
Patrick, in his scouting report,
injected a new angle into the con
test in his scouting report. Accord
ing to Patrick. the Lions can look
for the Crusaders to be up for the
game because of the two previous
beatings they absorbed at the
hands of the Lions
"The whole ball club (Holy
Cross) remembers that 46-0 de
feat last year and should be aim
ing for this game," Patrick said.
Patrick especially mentioned
Greene as a Crusader who will
be out to redeem himself for his
performance last year when he
had several passes intercepted and
two kicks blocked.
..._& is spt.,- . et. . icious'
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Although it is still a quiet just three. !Vince Carocci, currently sharing the lead with "Lucky" - Lou Prato.
'"Vicious" who has always had Irish blood in his veins (via the
note around the Penn State They're a contrasting pair of' • '
campus, a win for the Lions is ' Mediterranean Sea and Scranton) hopes to call mighty Oklahoma's
important games and among thej b l uff by
a must if they expect to remain most interesting on a schedule' •
predicting victory for Notre Dame.
in contention for a possible bowl loaded with contests in which sec-; ford. "Vicious" also makes "loner" picks with SMU, lowa, and Stan
bid—however small that con- -
tional championships may be de- This could be "Vicious'" week.
' But "Lucky" Lou has a few of his own tricks. He doesn't think
tention may be right now. cidrri and bowl invitations earned.
Some of the others include a iVanderbilt can lick Florida ("They should never have beaten us,"
At the moment, the Lions were
he say's.) And-he also takes Southern Cal over the probable Rose
Mentioned in content lon for a pci- tussle between Mississippi and '
Tennessee which carries quite a
bible bid to the Cigar Bowl. And, !Bowl representative Oregon.
' bit of tradition along with other i Magnificent' Matt Mathews seems to have an affinity for women
according to lat••q reports, the
i for he disagrees in only one instance with the coaches' represehta-
Gator Bowl wlection committee factors of importance: the Big Itive, Louise Nixon, an illustrious secretary in the football office.
will take another gander at East- Ten title battle between lowa i
ern records before naming rs two and Ohio State: the Texas I I Carocci Prato Mathews I Coaches
competitors. A Nittany loss would A&M -Rice struggle in the j
completely dissolve any bowl pos- South w e s t Conference and .
Les Walters
I Duke's clash with Clemson in
sibilities for Penn State. Ark.-SMU j SMU Ark. Ark. Ark.
... erpializer in passing due
The game also puts a personal the Atlantic Coast Conference. Vandy-Fla. Fla. : Vandy Vandy
streak of Engle's on the line. The
PENNThe probable startiNLlhntem. Oklahoma. which so far th is wiscAn. 111 . Wise. Wisc.
past five tunes an Engle-coached STATE - ,vear hasn't shown much of its old:
11—IVILandy
T.F: Beradtno
()alit played the Crusaders. his Wehmrr LT TurrinleXPlOSiVe scoring power, needs an:OSU-lowa I lowa OSU OSU OSU
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ing victory to remain in theLsti.miss,St. I
teams have always come out the sat.' ,CLosin) I.G Pruntuto, imps
:: To rrin ' I Miss. Si. LSU LSU LSU
winners. In his last three years 1 : 1 ;`. 1 1 1 1 74."
lit: Ilea.v : race for the national champion- I
at Bro w n University. Engle's '"
Rob& rt HT tern chip. :Okla. -N1). I N.D.
i— Okla. Okla. Okla.
teams have whipped the Crusad- I-atlz HE Steccbi: Although it has clinched the Big ;USC-Ore. ! Ore. USC Ore. Ore.
011 (: ,T,7,l:Eight championship and a place
ers and, as already mentioned, he i!" . " i..
tun
Ore. Si. • Ore. St. Ore. St.
IS an.-Ore. St. I Stan.
won both games while at the =7'; . Rini s„,„„„„in the Orange Bowl game, Okla-:
Lion helm Caplan. Eli surret.• ic.rtaini.homa is only a shaky second iniTexas-TCU
the Associated Press Doll ratingsdClem.-Duke ' Texas
TCU ' -Texas TCU
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I ; Duke Duke , Duke Duke
Hillbl Nittany 25, Wildcats ..
1 lees ,
As lone as top-ranked Texas AB. - Ali ivri . Thi _ md. I M 1
and third- ranked Auburn keep, — . Miami. .Miami . Miami Miami Miami
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rolling along, the Sooners have toIMSU-Minn. I MSU MSU MSU MSU
Cop 2d Wins in IM Basketball do mere than just win to hold
!Tenn.-Miss. I — Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. Tenn. .
their place.
---- which has indicated it iPrir I Prince. Prince. Prince. Prince.
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• !--;+etion !Texas Ag.-Rice ' Tex. Ag. Tex. Ag. I Tex. Ag. Tex. Ag.
The Ham Navy, which has indicated it Hamilton Hillbillies. Nit- leading scorer of the night with ;Prince. -Yale
tang 25 and the Hamilton Wild- 16 points, as he led his team- would accent a bowl invitation l'
cats copped their second wins of mates on to their first victory if it beats Army this year, plays j --
the intramural biv-ketball season of the season. Georg e Washington. Army. '
Thursday night at Recreation Hall.' Maruca, Derby. Hill and Fridv which has said it isn't interested I 'S' Club to Meet Sunday
The Wildcats beat the Hamilton
were tied for second place scor-: in post season games, meets Tu- The Penn State varsity "S"
Hustlers, 38-23; the Hillbillies lag honors as each netted 12 lane. club will hold a meeting at 10 to- ,
walloped Hamilton A. 52-24; and counters. : Standout games in the East are . i
Nittany 25 defeated Dorm 21, 19-' Conway, Dave Bonello, Henry Colgate-Syraeuse. Penn St a t e-: norrow night at Delta Upsilon.
14 Fletcher and Rich Lucas also Holy Cross. Brown -Har v a r d.l Plans concerning club activities
The victories enabled the Hill-
hit for double figures. Penn-Columbia. • .will be discussed.
billies and Wildcats to take the Phi Gamma Delta. Sigma Al- meigamvinc ., •
lead in their respective leagues oha Epsilon. Kappa Delta Rho, v
and Nittanv 25's victory
put them Sigma Chi and Alpha Sigma Phi !,
are all defending league cham- T if,
in a tie for first place in their peons. They have all won their
division. first games this season. Alpha
The three fraternity games on
Sigma Phi was the fraternity
the schedule saw Kappa Delta
champion last season, when it
Rho defeat Beaver House. 29-21:
halted KDIrs 2-year monopoly
Acacia edge Delta Chi. 28-25;
and Phi Sigma Della beat Kappa '
Sigma. 31-15.
In the independent contests, the
Night Riders defeated the Card
inals won over the McElwain
Alen. 26-22; and Nittany 34 beat
the Nimble Nitianics. 33-14.
Schaeffer of KDR was the
'Hurricane' Urged to Quit
NEW YORK, Nov. 15 i.-M—The
New York Stz.te Athletic Com
mission today urged heavyweight
Tommy "Hurricane" Jackson to
retire voluntarily from boxing
becaus e of the beatngs he ab
sorbed in his last two fights.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA
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Richie Lucas
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Lions Haven't Won Title Since 1951
Harriers
Sooners-Irish
Meet Today
In T°✓ G
,arne grid experts this week. In Only six of "Games of the Day" do
;our hapless prognosticators (now there's a word for you) join in
By the Associated Press alliance. And in every one of those games, our proficient crystal-
In 79 football meetings. Yale ball gazers naturally string along with the favorite.
and Princeton have establish-, They even have the nerve to go against the advice of staff
ed one of the game's oldest, analyst Earl "I'm Always Right" Kohnfelder in picking the na
and finest traditions. Oklaho-Ition's number one team, Texas A&M, over Rice. Kohnfelder is
ma and Notre Dame havellamong the 60,000 persons expected at that Southwest Conference
tilt.
done much the same thing But the boy with the wildest imar'
GOING OUT TO EAT!
• This weekend, as well as any other, would be 2
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r w a fine time to dine at the Tavern Restaurant.
Excellent food, plus the complimentary touch A
r, of atmosphere and tradition, the Tavern is a
favorite among Penn Staters. Delicious pas
tries, including cheese cake, are specially pre- A
v • pared in our kitchen each day. Dinner is served 2
✓ from five until eight o'clock.
the Tri VERN
RESTA' URA'NTI
Stop
in IC4-A's Monday
Pigskin Coin Flips ...
Out On a Limb
Disagreement reigns supreme with The Daily Collegian's glorious
M36tXMletlat*Dede I
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16. 1957
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