SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1959
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TO OPEN A NEW ERA OF BIG FOOTBALL'—The New Beaver F
will be ready for the opening kickoff next September. The stadium
stands and the present lower stands which will be moved into pos
accommodate 45,000 people, and increase of about 15,000 over the
Vorhisi i Eleven Christens
Beaver Field With Win
(Editor's Note: Following is an
account of the first football
game played at the present
Beaver Field in 1909)
By exactly the same score
with which Captain McCleary's
eleven "took over" Grove City
College last fall, Captain Vor
his' team won from the Western
Pennsylvanians last Saturday in
the first game of football play
ed on the new Beaver Field
gridiron. It was a contest simi
lar to last year's in many r . e •
spects; we got the same num
ber of touchdowns in both
games and the visitors played
the same kind of plucky foot
ball.
The announcement by Coach
Hollenback of the lineup which
started the Grove City game
was received with much satis
faction and the White and Blue
played a fast, but by no means
flawless, game throughout. Her
mann, McCleary, Hirshman and
Captain Vorhis composed a
backfield which has fought
valiantly for the White and
Blue in ' at least half a dozen
battles a n d this combination
was up to its old tricks of help
ful aggressiveness and sturdy
defense.
The first half ended 22 to 0,
Different Lucas
Involved in Crash
Richard Lucas was involved in
an automobile collision with
Henry Rudy of Port Matilda.
However. this is not the Lucas
of football fame.
Lucas, sophomore in electrical
engineering, was driving south on
N. Atherton St. when he attempt
ed to make a left turn into Hill
crest Drive. His auto collided with
Rudy's.
Damage was estimated at $6O
with Lucas' car taking the brunt
of the crash.
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but we could score only one
touchdown by McCleary and
one field goal by Larry Vorhis
the second period. Numerous
substitutions were made after
the second half had started and
a number of new men showed
up well. Very, the Mercersburg
end, who commenced the con
test, made a decidely favorable
impression; he was the only
player in the lineup who had
not seen more or less service on
the varsity previous to this
year.
Vorhis scored the first touch
down of the year after six min
utes of play, through a rush off
tackle; this score was also the
first on the new Beaver Field.
Captain Marks of Grove City
made some good gains on long
runs and his players fought
with a stubbornness that was
good to see. Left halfback Mc-
Phail was unfortunate enough
to have his ankle broken to-
ward the end of the game.
The victory hardly showed
the strength that lies in our
present eleven but we will be
looking for all of that in the
Indian struggle at Wilkesbarre
next week.
Smyth Will Be Speaker
At Slide Club Meeting
Dr. Thomas Smyth, Jr., assistant
professor of entomology, will dis
cuss "Mountain Photography" at
the meeting of the State College
Color Slide Club at 7:30 p.m. Mon-1
day in the Mineral Sciences audi
tornim.
The monthly slide competition
will be judged by William Han
son, instructor in art.
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5 to 26 per cent nickel was used
for knives. axes'and other imple-
Iments as early as 4000 B.C.
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ield, on the North end of campus,
is to be composed of a new upper
ition after today's game. It will
present field.
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reminiscence to memories of
Beaver Field games.
Stynchula, who blocked a punt
to lead to State's third touchdown
in last week's game with Syra
cuse, received a rousing ovation
when he stepped to the micro
phone.
Thanking the student body
for its "very necessary" support
he promised that 14 senior grid
ders And a very angry Penn
State team will make the last
game on Beaver Field "another
step toward a ride down South
for New Year's Day."
The cheerleaders, led by Larry
Buck, introducea a new cheer
which was used once at last
week's game. It will be used when
the second team, nicknamed "Red
dies" by the Class of '63, takes
the field.
Master of Ceremonies Jim Et
telson told the students that the
two remaining games are big ones
and are important both to the
team and to the University. He
also said he hopes the spirit will
be as high for this game as it
was for the Syracuse game.
Theta Sig to Hold Tea
Miss Marjorie Reynolds, sales
promotion manager for the Penn
Traffic• Co. of Johnstown, will
speak at the Theta Sigma Phi,
women's professional journalism
fraternity, tea 3 p.m. tomorrow in
McElwain lounge.
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120 E. College Ave.
Borough Traffic
Town Accident Rate
Reaches High Mark
Did you know that 26 tra
College last month bringing t
This high accident record
compared with only 101 for t
The Borough Traffic Commis-1
sion, headed by Joseph Intorre,'
safety education specialist for the
University, is working with the
police department to improve this)
accident rate and reduce traffic!
obstacles that cause accidents.
The majority of accidents oc
cur between 8 a.m. and 12 noon
according to the traffic com
mission's monthly report. Fri
day is the worst day.
Students who drive through
town around 8 a.m., 12 noon to
1 p.m. and 4 . 30 to 5 p.m. Monday
i through Friday should take spe
cial care to look both ways at
such blind corners as Beaver Ave.
and Burrowes St., according to
Intorre.
He suggested that during those
hours _students turn right at Col
lege Ave. and Culver Alley in
stead of Burrowes St. and Bea
ver Ave. Driving down the alley
behind the Borough Building is
safer because the alley is sel
dom used and drivers can see to
turn there better than at Bur
rowes and Beaver, he said.
He warned that the inter
section of S. Atherton Si. and
W. Beaver Ave. is the most
accident-prone in the Borough.
There have been 15 accidents
there between 1956 and 1959.
The traffic commission is cur
rently looking into this problem
and will report Thursday on ex
periments they have conducted
to improve congestion in that
vicinity.
Other problem corners that
should be avoided whenever pos
sible, according to the commis-
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CENTRE COUNTY FILM LAB WEEK
November 16 - 21
ATTENTION SENIORS
Seniors in ENGINEERING and ARCHITECTURE
are scheduled to have their portraits taken
for the 1960 LA VIE from Nov. 9 to Nov. 19
at the
PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
214 E. College Ave.
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday.
No appointments are necessary.
Please follow this schedule.
Those with last namest
A—G Nov. 9.12
11—P Nov. 12.16
Q—Z Nov. 16.19
By ZANDY BLOSSOM
First of a Series
ffic accidents occured in State
be total for the year to 234?
does not look very good when
he same period last year.
sion, are S. Pugh St. and W. Bea
ver Ave., S. Allen St. and W.
Beaver Ave., S. Atherton St. and
W College Ave. and S. Pugh St.
and E. Calder Alley.
According to records of the
State College police department,
the majority of accidents in the
Borough are caused by drivers
in the 24 to 34 age group. This
is a divergence from the na.
1 tional accident-prone age groun
of 20 to 24.
Intorre explained that many
accidents are caused by out-of
state cars that either drive
through town or come to the
University.
Therefore
_students should re
mind guests of local rules such
as parking regulations.
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