THURSDAY, OCTOBER•IS, 1959
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The favorite sayings on
end were "We Beat Army
The first one is history
OH. Six games off to be
And despite what the
going to be tough, starting
S iturday's homecoming a
against Boston University.
Last year the Lions had
trouble beating the Terriers,
thy; year things might be
L.l ent
Boston U has its two top
backs around again plus a good
group of sophomores. They
dropped their first two games
io George Washington and Kan
sas. but last Friday they
pulled an upset when they beat
West Virginia, 7-0.
Saturday the Terriers will have
plenty of incentiv e when they
tingle with the Nittanies. Num
ber one, they will be out to atone
fur last year's 34-0 loss. Number
t' o, Boston U has never beaten
the Lions. They've lost five times.
Thirdly, a win over the tenth
ranked team in the nation would
boost Terrier stock quite a bit.
Following the BU game, the
Nittanies move to Cleveland for
an intersectional battle with the
13th ranked team in the mition
—lllinois,
The lighting Illini hold wins
over mighty Ohio State and Ar-,
my. They dropped their opener.
to Indiana. The Illini have' a sen
sational sophomore quarterback
in Mel Myers and he should give
the Lions plenty to•worry about.
After the Illinois game the Nit
tanies travel to Morgantown for
a game with arch-rival Wes Vir
ginia. The Mounties tied Penn
State last year and this season
Papov Lewis has another strong
outfit.
Then comes the big one—
eighth-ranked Syracuse. The
outcome will determine who
wins the Lambert Trophy—the
mythical Eastern football cham
pionship.
The Orange are undefeated this
yefir and they showed their
strength last week when they
mauled Navy, 32-6. And the Mid
dies have plenty of talent.
Holy Cross, another undefeated
team. is next on the schedule.
The Crusaders of Eddie Ander
son always put on a good show
and could cause plenty of trouble
in the final game on Beaver Field.
Holy Cross' 3-0 record is in
danger this weekend. They play
Syracuse. But don't forget last
year. Holy Cross was the only
team in the country to beat the
Orange during the regular sea
son,
The final game is the tra
ditional clash with Pitt at Pitts
burgh. As usual the Panthers
have a good solid ball club. Things
looked bad after they nearly lost
to Marquette and then mi er e
dumped by Southern Cal.
But they have really
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
By Sandy Padwe
Collegian Sports Editor
Nillli
Improved Harriers to Face
Top Powers in Big Meet
The Nittany Lion cross country,lC4A and NCAA titles.
team won two smashing victories However, Werner was optimis
over Cornell and Pitt this season tic about the Lions' chances.
but coach Chick Werner warned "All our men have shown im
that the harriers will not be able provement this year Everyone
to breeze through the rest of its has lowered his time by a num
schedule. .ber of seconds and we are making
The reason for this is that the'less tactical blunders," Werner
three remaining meets for the' added.
year will be with pc‘inial pow The harrier coach particularly
-'
ers—Navy, Michigan Fate and
pointed out two men—Dick En-
Manhattan.
, ifelbrink and Denny Johnson
: - Engelbrink won first place in both
"Cornell and Pitt are not among , meets the Lions have run. "He is
the top powers in the league. Then fine leader and a fine runner,"
other three always field top rate Werner said.
cross country teams," Werneri Werner also stated that John
said.
?son has shown a lot of improve-
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