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NBC to Televise Eastern Tilt
BU Expected
Lions Tough
When NBC-TV scheduled the Penn State - Boston University grid tilt as the Oct. 18
Eastern regional game of the week a couple of months ago, one could hear the grumbling
all the way from Punxsutawney to Holyoke.
For Penn State was such a heavy favorite when
most of the Eastern grid fanatics were thinking of
of watching the “dull Penn State ★
runaway ”
But things sure have changed.
Especially after BU’s 36-30 vic
tory over a highly-touted but
luckless West Virginia team last
Saturday.
That was the second win of the
year for the Terriers, but even
their lone defeat was impressive.
Navy grabbed a 28-14 decision off
Coach Steve Smko’s machine
two weeks ago, although the na
tionally-ranked M id d ie s were
outplayed for most of the game.
Lion end coach J. T. White,
who scouted the New England
club in both the Navy and
West Virginia scrapes has al
ready climbed aboard the BU
bandwagon.
"They’re good,” White said.
"They have a big line, a well
balanced offense, and probably
most important of all, they hus
tle like few teams I’ve seen. They
keep the pressure on at all times
with their hustle and quickness.
"That line averages over 200
pounds,’’ White continued, “and
the backs have great speed. They
use a* variety of offensive man
euvers—open ends, flankers and
ends over and if you’re not
leady for them, they'll cut you
down.”
White was full of praise for
the Terrier quarterbacks, Emo
DiNitto and Jim Girouard. “They
are both good passers and good
ball handlers,” the Lion mentorj
said. “DiNitto is kind of small'
but very elusive. ■
“DiNitto started against Navy;
but it was Girouard who had the,
most success. Last week Girouard'
started against West Virginia but;
it was DiNitto who was the hero.”!:
Because of the passing per
formances by' the *BU quarter
backs, the Terriers are ranked
eighth in the nation—and third
in the East—in team passing of
fense. They have completed 25
of 53 passes for 457 yards and
three touchdowns. Only five
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"Don’t think that the quarter
backs are their whole show,"
j White said. “They have four good
halfbacks and a tough fullback
‘in Jimmy Dean. And besides,
; they expect to have their co-cap
tain (John) Maio ready for us.
He was their top runner last year,
but broke his leg during the sum
mer. He warmed up against West
Virginia, but he didn't play.”
If Maio returns, he is ex
pected to solve BU's "problem"
[ at left halfback. "Maio will help
[ us if he plays." Sinko said. "We
have been hurting at the left
i half post so far, although Bill
Burgess did a good job there
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... BU quarterback star
against West Virginia. But we
couldn't do anything off that
left side against Navy."
The rest of BU’s strong running
corps includes Paul Cancro, Tom
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Voted Grid Honor
NEW YORK (/P) —Nine new members, all but one ol
whom achieved All-America ranking as players, have been
elected to the Football Hall ol
Six who still are living wil
jident Eisenhower, at the first
I Football Foundation and Hall of l
'Fame in New
| York, Oct. 28.
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■niittee, were a;
[nounced Thui
iday by Chesti
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dation.
j Those chose..
(were Charles"
Barrett, Cornell; stuhidreh»r
j David C. Campbell, Harvard;
Marshall "B i g g i e" Goldberg,
Pittsburgh; Harry Kipke. Mich
igan; Francis "Pug" Lund, Min
nesota; Frank John "D u i c h"
Schwab, Lafayette; Harry
Sluhldreher, .Notre Dame; Har
ry Killinger, Cy Young, Wash
ington and Lee, Bnd Thomas
Albert Dwight, Tad Jones,
Yale,
Schwab is the father of two
Penn State athletes—Jim, a soph
omore end on the football squad,
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f Fame.
il be honored, along with Pres
award dinner'of the National
and Bill, a 440 specialist on the
track team.
President Eisenhower, who
played football as an undergrad
uate at West Point, will receive
the foundation’s first gold medal
award at the $5O-a-plate dinner
here.
The dinner is to help raise
funds for the projected' hall of
fame building to be erected on
the Rutgers University campus
at New Brunswick, N.J.
The addition of nine new
members brings io 162 the num
ber of men who ~ have been
elected io fdotball’s Hall of
Fame. Of these, 116 were chosen
as players and 46 as coaches.
All the new members but Bar
rett, Campbell and Jones still are
living. Goldberg and Kipke are
residents of Chicago, Lund lives
in Minneapolis, Schwab in Pat
ton, Pa, Stuhldreher in Pitts
burgh and Young in Glen Ridge,
N.J.
Chick Werner is entering his
25th year as Penn State cross
country coach.
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