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Toms Injured In Spring Drills
COACHING ON CRUTCHES—
Becausa of a pullad' Achilla*'
tendon. Rip Engle mti*l do his
spring football coaching with
the aid of crutches. The Lion
coach has had his fool in a cast
since he injured it several weeks
ago playing paddleball.
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Penn State opened its spring;
football drillis yesterday and
coach Rip Engle wasn’t exact
ly smiling at the close of the
first session.!
Nearly 100 candidates reported
to Engle and his staff, but before!
the day was over injuries had re-!
duced the number by three. The'
most serious of these was |o last!
fall’s starting fullback Buddy Tor-1
ris, who suffered a sprained knee.;
TORRIS SLIPPED Bnd fell; “The first day wept very slow,”
while running backwards in a,Engle commented «|t the close of
drill and pulled a ligament in his* theidrills. “We’ve ,gc(t to find some
left knee. He ! had to be -helpedlfootball players am) we’ve got a
from the field! jlong, long way to gij."
Lion team physician Dr. Alfred | Gone from last year’s eastern
H. Griess caDed the injury a and Gator Bowl chj|mps are eight
“slight sprain;” but added that members of the firsi two teams,
he .-would have to wait two orj i [
three days to determine if the in- Let Collegian Classifieds
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fered a slight knee sprain and
sophomore Joe! Reßd broke his
jright index finger. , s
State was scheduled to open
spring drills Saturday, but a
steady rain forced Engle to cancel
the i practice. Engle plans to hold
drills every alteration with the
exception of Wednesdays and Sun
days. {
j THE LIONS will'wind up the
'practice .session -witjh.the annual
[Blue-White game April 28. A full
[scale ; scrimmage is .scheduled
'each Saturday on golf course
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'NEW [YORK UP) Frank Gil- but wak beaten by the Green Bay.
lord, 31] six times an.all-pro half- Packers-;37-0 in ;thej playoff,
back, will return to action for the -Gifford played pi seven pro
New York Giants next season, bowl games in his career, ana was
•ending-a one-year retirement the league's most-valuable player
\ The former Southern California “ * 956 * the Grants won the
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when gaining camp opens, to get
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“We’li see then how much is
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! Eastern! Conference title last year
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