SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1959
Nittanies Risk Perfect Record
STARTING LION LINE—(I-r) Norm Neff, Tom Mulraney, Bill Popp, Jay Huff
man, Bud Kohlhaas, Andy -Stynehula, and Henry Opperman.
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been the leading, Terrier passer
for the last two seasons and this
year he appears to have picked
up where he left off.
Cancro, along with DiNitto
stands just 5-8 and weighs 170,
but he's been the top ground gain
er on the Terrier squad for two
years.
This year he's picked up 103
yards in 31 carries for an aver
age of 3.3 yards per carry. Top
honors in that department go to
starting left halfback Hugo Bo
lin.
Bolin, from Mansfield, Mass.,
has rushed for 163 yards in 27
carries, an average of 6.0 yards
a carry.
Sophomore fullback George
Bradley rounds out BU's start
ing backfield. Bradley was a
quarterback last Fall, but S'n
ko switched him to fulk ck
this year and the change is
working - out fine.
Big Par - McCue at right -nu
State -
No. Wt. PENN STATE
89 (201) Henry Opperma
78 (227) Andy Stynchula .'.
60 (226) Earl Kohlhaas
51 (192) Jay Huffman
64 (203) Bill Popp
79 (213) Tom Mulraney
83 (204) Norm Neff
33 (185) Richie Lucas
41 (190) Dick Hoak
14 (180) Jim Kerr
31 (195) Pat Botula
TIlvIE:1:30 p.m. (EDT).
PLACE: Beaver Field.
CROWD: 26.000 expected for Homecoming Game.
1959 RECORD: Penn State (4-0)--Boston University (1-2).
NEXT WEEK: Penn,State vs. Illinois at Cleveland;
Connecticut at Boston.
SERIES: Penn State holds 5-0 edge.
1958 SCORE: Penn State won, 34-0.
Na Winter Ball
NEW YORK (W)—There will
be no winter ball this year for
World Series hero Larry Sherry,
busy cleaning up dollars like he
did White Sox in the classic.
.._.l._
LOST or MISPLACED
One illuminated,
pythagoran, triangular
prism. Believed at one
time to be used for
porch decoration.
- Contact
Pledges Acacia
gives Sinko and Boston- U a
strong starting end corps.
The' rest of the starting team
finds Bob Minihane and Paul
Manganaro at tackle, John Mes
chino and captain Len Pare at
guard, and Bob Marques at cen
ter.
Penn State coach Rip Engle
has made one change in his
first unit for today's game.
Tackle Andy Stynchula moves
up from the second unit in
place of Charley Janerette. The
rest of the lineup is the same.
Norm Neff and Henry Opper
man are the" ends, Tom Mulraney
is the other tackle and Bud Kohl
haas and Bill Popp are the guards.
Jay Huffman will be the center.
In the backfield the Lions have
Richie Lucas at quarterback,
hardrunning Dick Hoak at left
halfback and Jim .Kerr at right
half. Penn State's captain Pat
Botula is the fullback.
Lucas has been having one
of those years every college ball-
U Lineup
Pos. BOSTON U. Wt. No.
.LE.... Gene Prebola (210) 89
.LT.... Bob Minihane (230) 75
.LG... Bill DiLorenzo (220) 74
.0 :... Jack Stephans (200)• 55
.RG Len Pare (210) 65
.RT.. Jaul Manganaro (218) 73
.RE Pat McCue (195) 80
.QB Emo DiNitto (170) 10
.LH Hugo Bolin (175) 31
.RH Paul Cancro (170) 40
.FB.. George Bradley (200) 12
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In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
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(turn right, at the Texaco Sta.)
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
player dreams about. In the i
first four games he's done !
everything right.
He was picked as Sports Illus-' Freshman Football
trated's back of the week for his
performance against Missouri and
this past week the Associated'
Press picked him for the same;
honor for, his showing against ; o Meet Panthets
Army
Lucas ranks fourth* in the na
tion in total offense this fall and
is 12th in passing. He has com
peted 33 of 58 passes 'for 442
yards and four TDs.
Sophomore quarterback Galen
Hall whe also is having a ban
ner season heads Engle's sec
ond unit.
Hall has thrown 12 passes this
year and has completed nine.
Halfbacks Dick Pae and Eddie
Cue' and fullback - Sam Sobczak
round out the second unit back
field.
The line has John Bozick and
Bob Mitinger at ends, Janer
ette and Stu Barber at tackle,
Frank Korbini and Sam Stella
tella at guard and Jim Graham
at center.
After today's game the Lions
travel to Cleveland, Ohio, for an
intersectional clash with the
Fighting Illini of Illinois.
As a team the Lions are
fourth ii! the nation in total
offense and are seventh in
scoring. •
Kerr leads the Nittanies in
rushing with 172 yards in 32
carries. Lucas is right behind him
with 152 while Hoak is third
with 151. •
—Collegian Photo by Charles Jacques
STARTING I,ION BACKFIELD—(I-r) Jim Kerr, right halfback (141; Richie
Lucas, quarterback, (33); Pat Botula, fullback (31); and Dick Hoak, left
halfback, (41).
Having suffered their first loss in three years at the hands
of the West Virginia freshmen last Saturday, the Lion Cub
gridders face their second test of the season beginning at
10 o'clock this morning when .. they kick-off against the Pitts
burgh frosh on Beaver Field.
The Nittany yearlings wil
them, for Coach Earl Bruce said,
that according to reports, the Pan
thers will field a better balanced
freshman club than West Vir
ginia did last week.
In fact, propaganda eminating
from Skyscraper U. indicates
that this is the best Pitt frosh
team in years. -
Another Nittany skein will be
placed on the line today, for the
Penn State freshman have run
up a string of three wins and
•two ties against the Panther
fledglings. The last time the Pitt
freshmen beat Penn State was in
[1953.
Coach Bruce has announced
two changes in his starting line
up for the contest this morning.
Ron Tietjens, 6-0, 222-pound tac
kle, will take over at left tackle
for the injured Arnold Habic.
Tietjens was a member of the
By JOHNNY BLACK
have their work cut out for
state high school "Big 33" and
played in the All-Star game at
Hershey in August.
The other change involves a
two-way switch in the back
field. Bud Torris, the Jeanette
speedster who ripped off two
long runbacks to provide the
only sparkle against the Moun
ties last week, has been moved
from his starting fullback slot
to the left halfback post. Dave
Hayes, a 6-1, 208-pounder, will
get the starting role at full.
Chris Web e r, the leading
graund-gainer from scrimmage
!in the Dion Cubs first game, is
Torris' running mate at right
half. •
Pete Liske will again be the
starting signal-caller.
Dave Robinso- , , who was the
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