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Lion. Grid Foes Kickoff Sea
By KEN DENLINGER
Six of the nine. remaining
Nittany Lion opponents begin
their respective schedules to
day and a good part of Rip
Engle's strategy in games to
-come will hinge on the per
formances in these encounters.
SYRACUSE - OKLAHOMA
This first meeting of ' the two
teams since the 1959 Orange Bowl,
when the Sooners won by 21-9,
_promises to be a good one. The
Orange have strength at end in
All-A rn erican +candidate John
Mackey and Walt Sweeney (who
started that ruckus in the Notre
Dame game last year), but getting
the ball to them may be a prob
lem. Bob Lelli will probably do
the pitching with Walt Sofsian in
reserve.
A sophomore-dominated back
field will follow ap experienced
Sooner line led by guard Leon
Cross and center Wayne Lee.
Halfback Bill Van Burklee will
probably dominate the Oklahoma
offense.
ADZ FORCE-COLORADO
STATE The Falcons open in
their new 40,000 seat stadium
against si CSU team that has lost
14 Wile!' in a row, Terry Isaacson
will ;be the Falcons' top running
threat with center Dave_Sicks
back to lead the blocking.
Colorado State will y counter
with a new wing -T formation, an
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inexperienced backfield and a line
to match.
ARMY-WAKE FOREST—PauI
Dietzel brought a three platoon
system and a winning reputation
with him from LSU and puts both
on the line against an under
manned Wake Forest squad. End
John Ellerson is Army's best
player and a good bet for All-
East honors. The Black Knights
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Middies, & Greeks ! !
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are four deep at quarterback and
Dietzel may • move either, Joe
Blackgrove or Dick Eckert to half.
Jim Beierschmitt is considered the
best passer on the team. '
Only 14 lettermen returned from
a Wake Forest team' that compiled
a .400 record last season. The line
could make a di ff erence against
the Cadets as renter Farrell: Egge
and 245-pound tackle Kent Martin
hold forth. Martin has already
been drafted by the pros. r ,
MARYLAND-SMU—The Terps
lost All-American end Gary Col
lins, who did everything but sell
programs against the ,Lions last
year, but his pitching partner
Dick Shiner is back. It will:prob
ably be Shiner's pinpoint tosses
against a predominately running
attack by the Mustangs. , Both
teams are Rogertrong at tackle with
the Terps' g Shoals knocking
heads with the Mustangs'; Ray
mond Schoenke. 'Jerry /Thome
could have a good day • for- the
Mustangs at quarterback and if
he does the game might be' close.
CALIFORNIA - MISSOURI
This should be one of the top
Record Press Coverage
Expected for Navy Cfaah
Over 250 sportswriters, broad
casters and photographers will be
among the crowds converging on
Beaver Stadium for today's Penn
State vs. Navy game. -
"Press coverage ;will definitely
be the largest since the 1959
Syracuse game," University sports
publicity director Jim Tarman
said yesterday. j ,
That year Syracuse defeated
Penn State en route to a national
championship.' The game was
played at Beaver:Field and the
press box was filled to capacity.
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intersectional battles in the coun
try.; Both ha l f lightning offenses
there an edge it could go
and if
Missouri's d ense. Last t year the
Bears' Randy Gold was considered
one of the best passers in the Big
iv e. This season sophomore
c.hucker: Craig Morton may out
shine Gold. The Tigers can cobnter
with - an above average thrower of
their own in Keith Weber, con
sidered the best quarterback in
Missouri history.--
WEST VIRGINIA - VANDER
BILT The Mountaineer s
haven't been getting much nation
al attention but there's rumor
down at Morgantown that a top
flight team is in the making. This
game will be a good indication
of how strong coach Gene Corum's
forces are, although Vanderbilt
shouldn't prove suc,h a .stiff op
ponent.'The Mounties will feature
the plunges of fullback Gene
Holten and the stellar guard play
of Keith Melenyzer and Bob De-,
Lorenzo. Vanderbilt will counter,
with 275-pound tackle Nick SPiak-;
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