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Lucas to Start at
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Five Sophomores Will Start
Against Experienced Marquette
(Continued from page one) haas, Lucas and Gilmore. at fullback and sophomores Dick
including the Lions’ second lead-, HCohlhaas and Dues* gainad .and Don Jonas .at the full
ing ground-gainer (157 yards), ihe nod by shoring -two pre- backs •
Dave Kaspenan. The others in-, vious starters out xif position— i
elude right half Bucky Paolone,! Kohlhaas replacing Chuck Hus- Popp. Beiefield and Funan aie
fullback Andv Moconyi and end lavage and Xiuoas taking over new Editions up from the le-
Korm Neff. All suffered some .for A 1 Jacks. Lucas, incidental- vsnY e m
tvpe of injury in the Army test. 1 lly, is the Xasfs leading .punter Beneffield 'Steps m Tor Sam
'Tver. nih»r T,mn « ..,.10-1 * "TTY* " ler . Stellatelia .and Funair moves up
also b» missine because of mini- STARTING LINKUPS to Sobczak’s vacated fullback slot,
also be missing Pecaust of lnjm- PKNS state makuuette 'Schleicher Janerette Ruslavaee
les and neither will dress for the !>»«, Truitt i.e Kay Vii« ’ v. : 7
contest. Fullback Pat Botula, the Andy stym-huu i.t John niyih’ ar >d Jacks were starters last week,
Lions' lop rusher, with 194 yards i ' , “ d v , i.ou cWs but their performances failed to
m two games, is out with a sprain- ,‘biii wt'hmtr kg uni < OTom,°»ll lmpless f’
ed ankle, while Joe .Bohart isißob Cilmour »r Jim Sa»™rk' Marquette* John Druse, who
sidelined with a shoulder injury o S p T l ;"!*u ttE sn *" w*"* 4 assisted at Notre Dame for sev-
Botula was injured in the nVhfcLucM "qb p«u Hall eral Y ears .< will counter with *
Penn game and did n«#l play [Jim K»rr ,rh xim Xhuikit starting llrneup which iaelures
against Army. According do Dr. Ln Jhn Webiter eight lettermen. These include
Alfred Griess. team physician, fb Fr.n M„tnik Silas Woods at right end. John
he will not return to-action un- : - jßlyih ,at left tackle. -Lou Gas-
lit the Syracuse game two | with a 42.6 average in eight 1 dro and Captain Still 13'Connell
weeks from today. Up until his ’ kicks. at the guards, Gil Sedon at cen
injury, Botula had been rank- j Engle’s alternate unit Which, ter. Frank .Mestnik at fullback
ed as the nation's fourth best jusually secs.ns much playing time 1 and Tim Zhulkie and Jim Web
ground gainer. las the first team—will have, sler at ihe halves. W«bstor Las
Engle will start five sopho-fSchleicher .and -sophomore Jim, 1 been hobbled .by injuries this
mores against Murquette, includ-i Schwab at-the ends, veterans Tom 1 -season and away be replaced by
ing Dave Truitt and Henry Op-.Mulraney and Chuck Janerette| sophomore Dick Tiimner.
peirnan at -ends. Bob Gilmour aVat tackles, sophomore Bill Poppl Junior quarterback" Pete Hall
light tackle, Sam Sobczak at full-jand Ruslavage at guards, Wayne —a Pennsylvania native—and
back and Jim Kerr at right half.jßerefield at center, Jacks at quar-!sophomores Jim .Szarwark ttack- 1
Another sophomore Dick Hoakl'erback, sophomores Pat Funair- (Continued on yage ten) j
at left half—will be added if the 1 ■■ ■■ . ... j
Lions open on defense.
Otherwise, the lest of the start-'
mg alignment will find Andy;
Stynfhula at left tackle, -Bud
Kohlhaas and Bill Wchmer at
guards, Captain Steve Garban at
center, Richie Lucas at quarter--
back and Bruce Gilmore at left'
half (offensively). Maury Schlei
cher will start .at end on deFense.!
Although .all are veterans, this is
the first start this fall for Kohl-
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★ ★ ★
'Steve Garban
. . . leads Lions today
THE DAILY COLLtGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
★ ★ ★
Richie Lucas
. . . East's top -punter
Quarterback
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Game Starts at 10 AM.
Frosh Open With W.Va.
A speedy, but untested, freshman football team will
play West Virginia at 10 this morning on the practice grid
iron on Beaver Field.
Coach Earl Bruce .feeds that the line slots, particularly
at end and tackle, are solid.
Of his backfield, Bruce commented, “I haven’t been able
to figure out whether ray backsr ’
are good or if the defenses in opening unit. The Ridley Town
scrimmages have been poor. The field general made the AP
offense has been able to move the An-State squad last year,
ball at will in the few scrimmages Probable Penn State lineups;
we have had.” Unii * Unit a
Heading the backfield corps ISlfcS
is €-1, 185-pound Roger Koch- m— m»w>uo . lg «umm— so
man at Wilkinsburg. The high !®J— *wtr®*n c ihrie—sa
school fuUback proved hi s 17s—smith*"* kt sir'^k"—77
speed in the PIAA-s last year ,88—Saut re Rakomki— n*
when he finished second in the kti—®««™ur ti m
MO and 220 dashes. He will be !^ s _ K „ chnOHl lh
rumng irom In® left halfback 4e—Daniel* rh FinkiegWn—«
today* ; °* w»yn*—
. „ , « ,« U6—Kart F® Gursky—• if
Allen 3rew* s te r , one of the! substitutes—ll—BurHn, is—wiisob,
smallest players on the team at 22 _ Mar , hl „ 23 _ Stll . rt , u_c,no. «_
5-9, 155 pounds, will handle thej rolMn , ki «_o„ wtall „, S9 - Dr ak«. «
quarterbacking chores on t h e l Arn«r, 78—Mn>oih,
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