PAGE SIX Syracuse Tops Nation In Scoring Department If statistics are any indication ®f team worth, then Syracuse's football team must be worth plenty, In fact, they are the country's best in the scoring category with 32 5 points average per game. That's a total of 130 markets in four encounters not bad tor a month's work. Individually-wise, senior left halfback Tom Stephens leads the Syracuse outfit in scoring with 22 points on three TDs and two PATs, followed by Ernie Jackson and Dick Reimer who are tied with 14 points each. Incidentally. Stephens was the Warrior scoring pacer last tall with 7 touchdowns tor 42 points. OflenMvol.v, Coach Ben Swartz w.ildei’s upstate New Yoikers arc ninth in total offense with 354 8 yards per game and 10th in rushing with a 257 5 game av erage. However, Penn State tops that ground-gaming mark by almost 20 yards more per game. The Lions, whose only bad game, sta tistically speaking, was against! fust-ranked Army, are third ini the nation’s offensive rushing di-J vision with a 276.2 average—2.3 less than Atlantic Coast Confer ence leader Ctemson Colorado! lends the gi olmd-gaining with a I whopping 353 2 average. j The Lions are also listed in the nary a man listed with the coun total offense ledger with an aver-;try’s individual offensive leaders. «ge of 333 8 yards a game—good; Their top rusher, Gerry Schwedes, enough for a tie with New Mex-!has gamed only 160 net yards ico for 13th place. j —far below the 334 yards record- Eut back to Syracuse. The 'ed by the 15th-ranked ground Phi Deli, PiKPhi Dominate Fraternity Bowling Action Shutouts turned in by Phi Kap-igame set of 691, 676 and 719, pa, Alpha Epsilon Pi, Pi Kappa'emerged victorious over Omega Phi, Theta Chi and Phi Phl ' , M /' rvin , Cab ' e the Theta dominated Tuesday nights! ‘‘ h f g 5 , 3 l intramural fraternity bowling ac-;£' manc *; h In a , c '° se ™ at , ch Phl tion. The fifth game presented! Eappa ' vb ’ pp ? d Phl EpsPon Pl ’ Delta Tau Delta and Phi Mu Del- 2266 ,0 2 , 170 ' Uhnn , P 9m d 9nc V 'n ta deadlocking in a 2-2 tie. wlth scores of 201 ’ 206 and Pi Kappa Phi registered the. Theta Chi. behind Johnson’s bl E b the evening with a 530 S enes, decisively downed Sig -2448 total over Alpha ftho Chi. ma Alpha Epsilon, 4-0. Johnson’s Alexander McKay of Pi personal high of the'evening was Phi turned in the individual high| a i B3( recorded in the first set. foi the match with a three gamejTnmmer’s 500 total was the bul seore of 5~8. jwark for Phi Delta Theta as they Alpha Epsilon Pi with a three set back Theta Kappa Phi, 4-0. THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA ★ ★ ★ it ■ wt: ! 1 JIL Tom Stephens .. . Syracuse’s scoring leader Orangemen are rated 10th in total defense and tilth in rush ing defense. They have given up 733 yards (183.9 per game) rushing and passing and only 295 (73.8 average) on the ground. Ironically, the Warriors have gainer, Pete Hart of Hardin-Sim mons. And Chuck Zimmerman. Syra cuse's best passer, trails 16th place Charlie Milstead of Texas A&M among the country’s top aeiial standouts by 115 yards. Milstead has gained 382 yards to Zimmerman’s 267. However, the Syracuse senior is one of the best TD flingers with fo u r—second Our specials: )~ 1 ' only to Navy’s Joe Tranch’ini (7) Pittsburgh 15, Army 14: Na-; casualties are returning. and Washington State’s Bobby, tion - s No . 1 team hob bl e d by Petei Princeton 33, Cornell 13: The • • Dawkins, Harry Walters injuries. Pnncetonians are averaging 34 Theres another statistic Ivan Toncic gives Pitt punch. points a game, improving with y ber f e * be Orangemen rate high j Sou , h Carolina 18, Clemson 12: age. ln .Tradition overwhelms form in California 6, Oregon 0: The State Fair fixture Thursday, Golden Bears are bold and con- S f n^ Mel V lwith another perfect record col- fident. ( odist, the leader m that depart- ,i nn< .. n „ o ,1. . ment, has a 41.3 average in 13 P g ' „ , Southern Methodist 13. Georgia kicks. 1 lowa 21, North western 14: ;Tech 7: This one is based on re- Desnitp thk thp rw ’Hawkeycs’ rugged defense gooditurn of SMU’s Don Meredith. If ange’still &to pfaco 5 man | n u °“|; gg* "»»!Meredlth-« out. »is SMU. in the individual punting statis-i „ «« „ ~ _. I Washington State 8. Southern tics—but onlv because of a slight Navy 28, Penn 14: The Midship- California 0: Quarterback Bob technicality. Ed Keiffer has boot-! men hound back from last week’s Newman the difference in a close ed 10 times for a 41.2 average and oss Tulane. igame. Tom Gilburg has kicked the same! Bice 12, Texas 7: When in doubt Ohio State 20, Wisconsin 7t number for a 40.5 average—but in the Southwest, go with the!Coach Woody Hayes should keep 12 punts are needed to qualify’home team. jhis shirt on this time, for a spot with the punting lead-! 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