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Illinois ould Win
ig Ten Laurels
By SANDY PADWE
When Ray Eliot announced
that he would retire as head
football coach at Illinois after
the end of the 1959 campaign,
he p 1 omised Illinois fans he
would give them something
to remember,
'l'i In b hi., N , 01 (1, the dean of
the lIIR 're!) «)octies lids «mlO Op
anothei typical Mum' , " team,
urns %%filch bdl a (10 , 2 resvtr i b.
lan«. to 11, Ho-e I3owl ‘,quads
of 1')47 and 1951
This year the Fighting Illini
are given an excellent chance of
taking another trip to Pasa
dena. Right now they stand at
3-1, The loss was to Indiana in
their opener, 20-0.
Till' '• c hf 'lt i Army', Ohio
;;rate ,inct Mnuu ota nue thend
and thrir finale y,ith North-'
~ar.teto , hottici clelerniine the Big
'Fen
Tomo' Ihoutzh. they take a
l•tt.l. liotn Pm; Ten competition
They play Penn State' ,
eu_lnh 1,1)1;Ni Lions in Municipal
Cleveland
Pcnn State end coach J. T.
White who scouted Illinois last
weekend. warns that Eliot's
boys could give Penn State a
rough afternoon.
a topical Rig 'fen
Icato," c . aul "And that
invan, nothuul, but It ouble 'They
teat r , a \\ ( II bolancpcl ;Ma( k and
tht ow and tun pith equal
"To go with their inipreive
offen , e," White aul, "Ray Eliot
lioN, tom* , up ‘‘ith a big sit wig
line win( h ith good
app rd
"In guard Bill Eurrell, Penn
State will be facing the be-tt
linebacker in the country. He's
one of the best I've ever watch
ed," White said. "He's in on
every play."
(neleding Buried, the re.t of
the !Mom', ktaiting torwaid wall
ir.chwe, 222 pounds from end to
end
Thc lllint tackles take up
good portion Pt the figure. Left
tackle Cliff Roberts weighs in at
255, \\ bile Joe lititgen , , the tight
tackle, e,oc , : 245
Thy tek.t of the line ig corn
po,ed of Geri y Pali ick (201) and
( - I(Aty \\Tood (185) at end', 230-
pound John Gletnei at the right
goat(' slot and Tony Pat (215)
Clemson Defeats S.C.,
Leads Coast Conference
COLUMBIA, SC. in') Clem
son ctushed South Carolina, 27-0.
yesterday to keep Its lead in the
Atlantic Coast Conference and
wide the lmish to the 63-year
old State Fair Week series be
tween the two teams.
An equnated 47,000 watched
the fired-up Tigers, smartly han-!
died by senior quarterback Hai
vey White, mix it pound and,
aerial game that rolled up MI
yiuds against the conference's top
defensive team.
LA GALLERIA
Continuing with its Friday Night Jazz Sessions
presents
The JW Quartet
with Vocalist Frieda Lee
In an atmosphere of old world charm, featuring original oil paintings
and candle lite, we bring you the fine instrumental stylings of the
JW Quartet with vocalist Frieda Lee, Penn State's highly talented
songstress.
FRIDAY, OCT. 23 9:00 p.m.-12:30 a. m.
221 E. Beaver Ave.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
John Easterbrook
is the eentei
Parilh splits the center work Counts—amy not play due to a
with Stan Yukcvich and senior leg injury.
Dave Ash who played guard
B
last fall. Tie ides Counts. Eliot has Mat'-
Stark , :. 121(Juqice Coleman,
The Illinois bdckfield is "load - Ed 0 Bradovich and Ethan Black
ed." Sophomote Mel Meyer; is the abay.
numbrq one cu.fnalcallet at the
Fullback is well fortified with
moment. Ile took over for little
Johnny Easteibrook (155) \\ the Brown Brothers. Jim and
Bill, and Dick Cast.
was hut t eat licr in the v , ar.
. .
But East( 1 brook is heal thv Bill is Illinois' top All-AmeTi-1
again and is expected to play can pos:ailily He is an explo-i
SaLudav Ltet seilson he had one `.eve i unner and is extremely haidl
of the top pass completion p er - to bring down He's also tough on
centages in the eation-34 of 66 d"fell'e•
for a 5 5 peicentage. PA other Jim played behind Bill
At halfback the Illini have laq vein . and gamed 86 yards in'
five speedsters who are deli- 28 eat it s Cast, a sophomore, adds
nice breakaway threats. Bu t depth to the pot% er slot.
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"At length I recollected the thoughtless saying of a great
princess, who, on being informed that the country people
had no bi end, replied, 'Let them eat cake'." _
... Jean Jacques Rousseau, 1712-1778
THE TAVERN
RESTAURANT
Bill Burrell
1 their ace—sophomore Johnny
Gridiron Notes
Lion coach Rip Engle, notori
ously a nervous sleeper on Fri
day nights, was kept awake by
crows at the Bear Mountain
Inn before the Army game . . .
According to Alumni Secretary
Ridge Riley, it was garbage
trucks at Lincoln, Neb., and
street cleaners in Missouri . . .
What's the Ripper going to do
tonight when he finds out the
Nickel Plate RR runs under
the Hotel Cleveland . . . Penn
State will be seeking its third
straight triumph over a Big Ten
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opponent when it plays the
Mini tomorrow . . . Engle di
rected the Lions to a 14-12 win
over Illinois in 1954 and then
led the Lions to a 7-6 upset
of Ohio State in 1956 . . . To
morrow's game is being played
in conjunction with the Cleve
land Chamber of Commerce ...
Ed Czekaj, Penn State's busi
ness manager of athletics, holds
the school record for the most
placement kicks in one season
... he booted 32 in 46 atlien - ipts
in 1947 . . . Penn State's start
ing line averages 209 pounds
• • •
"MUSIC HAS CHARMS"
The 17th Century playwright, William Congreve,
was the first to set down this classic metaphor
concerning ths.powers of sound and rhythm.
You'll find the whole quote in "The Mourning
Bride", Act I, Sc. 1:
"Music halt: charms to soothe the savage breast,
To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak."
"RHYME OR REASON"
Edmund Spenser, 16th Century poet, expected a
pension. He didn't get it. So he wrote this rhyme:
"1 was promised on a time/To have reason
for my rhyme;/From Ihot time unto this season,/
I received nor rhyme nor reason."