PAGE EIGHT Top Rated Anthony Faces Ray NEW YORK (/P) Tony An.. thony risks his No. 1 ranking among the light heavyweight con tenders Friday night when he faces fast-rising Sonny Ray of Chicago in a 10-round television contest at. Madison Square Gar den. Winner of six straight this year, the lean, 6-1 New Yorker is a 3-1 favorite over the 5-11 Ray who has swept nine in a row. The bout will be aired nationally (N 1 IC) starting at 10 p.m. EST. Although he is slated tops among the 175-pound challengers by both the NBA and Ring, Anthony now is aiming for a shot at the heavy weight title. Since Light Heavy weight Champion Archie Moore stopped him in the seventh round 14 months ago, the handsome 23- year-old slugger has flattened five rivals and outpointed one. So why take chances against a comparative unknown like Ray for about $5000? "I want to keep him busy, said Mannager Ernie Braca. "This is his seventh fight of the year. That's more than he's had in one year since 1952. Last year he only Plainsmen Rank First On Defense NEW YORK (VP) Auburn and lowa State stand firm for another week as the best defensive foot ball teams In the nation at the major college level. Auburn has allowed only 975 yards in seven games, an average of only 139.3 per game. They also show the way in rushing defense, with a stingy yield of only 488 yards or a 69.7 average. lowa State appears to have the best air umbrella for it has limited eight opponents to a total of 309 yards or only 38,6 per game. Brown is next. The only team not scored on by air is North Carolina and the Tar heels play Notre Dame Saturday. In the punting department, Ala bama has averaged 41.2 for 63, punts. • Perhaps the most important de fensive record of all is the aver age score by the opposition. Tex as Christian has the best mark in that department with a yield of only 5.7 points a game. Auburn, Oregon, Louisiana State and Mississippi boast a 5.9 average. The National Collegiate Ath letic Bureau compiles the figures. Sharp Drive-- (Continued from page one) year to aid the Sharp family and was planned by the Larry Sharp Fund Cabinet committee. The committee was appointed by Feldstein at the Oct. 23 meeting of Cabinet after a request for more aid was made. Last year over $7OOO was raised by student groups to aid Sharp. Sharp, who lives in Drexel Hill, was paralyzed in a fall from a trampoline in a physi cal education class Oct. 11, 1957. He suffered a broken neck. Sharp was released recently from the New York University Rehabilitation Center where he had been undergoing therapy and other treatment. Previously - he was hospitalized in the Oeisinger Memorial Hospital, Danville, and the New York University Hospi tal. Other suggestions presented to Cabinet for raising money for Sharp included the charging of a fee for the Greek Week sing fin alS, the sponsoring of a benefit movie and holding a benefit jam -session. Lion Predicts Clouds, Higher - Temperatures The Nittany Lion's prediction for today and tonight is partly cloudy and slightly warmer .wit' the high this afternoon near 60 degres and the low tonight at 42 degrees. Saturda will be cloud and THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA had three. He's been improving with every fight. Then if he can't beat Ray what chance will he have against a Floyd Patterson if he ever fights him?" For Ray this is a great oppor tunity. Now the 22-year-old Chi • COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS • ADS MUST BE IN ST II:00 A.M. THE PRECEDING DAT RATES CASH-17 word. or Ins CHARGE--12 words or Isms LSO one looortlon 1.75 two laaartioas MAO throw Insertloluo Addition') words--1 far LOD for oath day of latiortloa FOR SALE TWO GOOD tickets for Pitt-Pann State same, Call Bob at Phi Kappa Sigma. Al) 1-4969. FOR SALE: Two 60-yard line ticket. for Holy Cross tame. Call Bruce Smith at AD 7-2464 after 7:00 11. MOTORCYCLE Harley-Davidson 126; good condition. Call Dave Ellis AD 74863 after 6 p.m. MUST SELL 1957 Volkswagen. Thrifty. comfortable, reliable, low mileage, ex cellent condition. Price is right 91475 cash. Call AD 74128 noon hour or eve nings after 8. CIDER. Truck will be at Werner's Freezer Fresh eat. evening. Bun. afternoon and evening. Bring fuse. FOR RENT ONE-HALF OF comfortable room with senior student; close to campus. AD 7- 7858. TOP IV—The Dinah Shore Chevy Show—Sunday—NßC•TV and the Pat Boone Chevy Showroom—weekly on ABOTV. Like all '59 Chevies, this Impala Sport Coupe is new right down to the tougher Tyrex card tires it rolls on, Walk around the car that's all-round new 4 I a then be our guest for a pleasure test--. DRIVE A's 9 One look at this '59 Chevy tells you here's a car with a whole new slant on driving. You see the transforma tion in its low-set headlights, the overhead curve of its windshield, the sheen of its Magic-Mirror finish —a new acrylic lacquer that does away with waxing and polishing for up to three years. But to discover 'all that's fresh and fine you must relax in Chevro let's roomier Body by Fisher (up see your local.authorized Chevrolet dealer for quick appraisal—early delivery! cagoan is ranked sixth by Ring and 10th by the NBA. His record is 18-5-5 including seven knock outs. He has been stopped twice. Anthony has been stopped five times but has scored 28 kayos. Tony's record is 36-5-1. II ` I FOR RENT FOR RENT % of dribble room, l i block north of campus: $6.00. Phone AD 7-3029. . FOR RENT two-bedroom modern trailer. Will rent to four attniente. Dare View Trailer Acres. AD 84471 or FL 8-2880. mt.••• LOST LOST—TAN briefcase containing periodical sales company credentials and receipts. Call Mike AD 8-6913. BROWN CHANGE rum containing key and money Monday near Pont Office. Aztec emblem on purse. Call Mn.e Mc- Nally AD 7-4332. PARKER PEN turquoise blue with sil ver cap, between Burrower 'nil HUB on Tuenday. Reward. Call ext. 904. LOST—NAVY boy coat with ZTA emblem on collar in Freer Lab Wednesday; have your coat, will trade. Call Ann, est. 1124. MAN'S GOLD 10K ring with multi-faceted red setting—Mardi Gras parade or at Rec Hall. Reward. Bruce Penney AD 7.3044. LiUBSTANTIAL REWARD Gold ring lost Monday: 2 white & I red stone. Extreme sentimental value. Floyd Santoro, Al) 8-1144. REWARD OFFERED for return of Span ner Notebook, light tan, hard cover. Call ext. 2486 or tall at 206 Willard. LOST—BROWN Key Case. If found please return to 204 Sackett Building. SEVERAL BOY'S pictures in box, plaid lighter Initialed A.D. in Nittany Dell Saturday 11;00 a.m. *xi., 1106. Reward. CHEVY TODAY ! to 4.2 inches more room in front, 3.3 inches in back), feel the lounge like comfort of Chevy's new inte rior, experience the- hushed tran quillity .of its ride (choice of improved Full Coil or gentler-than ever Level Air suspension*). Once you're on the road you'll discover such basic benefits as bigger, better cooled' brakes that give over 60% longer life, new easy-ratio steering and a Hi-Thrift 6 that gets up to IC4-A's-- (Continued from page six) and sophomore Bill Reynolds,, an other Canadian. Army has a promising squad built around Ed Healy. The Ca dets easily won the Heptagonal Championships last week over Navy and the six Ivy League schools. Manhattan's hopes are based 1. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS MEMBERS NEWSCASTER seeks employ ment; have many references. Contact Tina Allen 14644. ATTENTION SCRAPS.' newscaster seeks employment; have many references. Con tact Cee-Cee ext. 1365. M. HAS ANYBODY a -used flute he would like to sell or rent' Please call AD I'- 7065. QUALIFIED PLASTIC surgeon to shorten Art Pratt's nose. Call ext. 234 Q. RIDE TO Buffalo or vicinity on Tueaday. Nov. 26th 12:00 noon or later. Phone Ralph AD 7-4232. STUDENTS TO work on All• University Career Carnival secretariat. Please con tact Bob Wendell, AD 7-7813 or Jack Kendall AD 'i-4203. PIANO PLAYER for established combo. Must read, fake. and play , shows. Call EL 6-2743 after 5:39. RIDE TO Chicago or Milwaukee over Thanksgiving. Call AD 13-2031. . COLLEGE MEN—Last year college men in our department working part time averaged Slll per week. Due to conditions in our department this year, we expect even higher gains. Pleasant, short hour arrangements allow plenty of time for studying. Car furnished. expenses paid. Call Ed Lough Al) 7-4758 Mon. . Fri. be. tweets $.lO p.m. Salary $33 per week. MISCELLANEOUS ARE YOU "on the *anon". There's room for you on ours—so vote University. STAN KENTON. Don't mine him; Nov. 23, Ref Nall. 10 per cent more miles per gallon. And, of course, you find Safety Plate Glass all around in every Chevrolet. Stop by your dealer's and pleasure teat the car that's shaped to the new American taste! *Optiogal of txtra 04 _ ormi r mum what Arnerica wanta,America ph in a Cheryl FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1958 on continued good perform ances by Gene Martin, Pete Beyer and Ed McAllister, but the Jaspers may have reached their peak in their 23-33 loss to the Lions last Saturday. Notre Dame —upset winners over the Spartans for the NCAA title last fall—were defeated by Michigan State this fall and have suffered heavy personal losses from last year's' national cham pionship squad. BAG YOUR Thanksgiving dinner! Field and Stream Turkey Shoot. Sunday, 2 p.m. Osmond. SKATING MEETING Tuesday 712. 111 Boucke. 1V67 World Competition Movie—. Fashion Show. SOCIAL cgAiRMAN: Looking for a smooth band for Mil Hall weekend. Thee Campaseers are available. Can AD 7-3909. SICK TYPEWRITER slowing you down. Our typewriter doctors pep up domestic and imported machines. Expert repair and servicing. Nittany Office Equipment, 211 Allen St. Phone AD 8-6125. EXPERIENCED SECRETARY desires VP ing of -reports, term papers, Ste. Han electric typewriter, fast. reasonable service. Coll AD 8-6943. ALL DOOR Prises from Alpha Delta P "Grecian Grotto" must be claimed be.. fore Nov. 21. Call the ADPI suite, ext. fn. DUE TO cancellation The Quintet is still available for MR Ball weekend. Top recommendations evailablet, satisfaction guaranteed. Bog 568, State Collette. ENROLL NOW for ballroom dancing. tap, toe or acrobatic lessons. Park Pored Villas. School of Dance. AD 8-1071. il . YOUR typewriter- tirgrring you trouble our years of experience are at your command. Just dial AD 7-2492 or bring machine to 698 W. College Ave. STORAGE STUDENT trunks and Pan• alma) 'theta: pick-up and deliver, eery. lea Shewmaker Brae. Thane AO SAUL CHEVROLET Mark Fire
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