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Frosh. Face
In Gridiron
IT FRANK QWGLEY
Freshman grid coach Earl
Bruce will finally get a chance
to see how his team stacks up
when the Lion cubs oppose
the Orangemen of Syracuse at
10 a.m. today on Old Beaver
Bruce, in his seventeenth year
of coaching: at Penn State, is
aided by Jay Huffman and Don
Jonas in drilling the 'Lion froth.
After a month of practice
Bruce has- finally been able to
/complete the difficult task of se
lecting his starting lineup. - Be
cause of the tough battles raging
for the starting spot at most posi
tions, Bruce has had to 'hold off
in his selections until now.
THE PROBABLE starting back
field will _have Dick Gingrich;
Burnham, at quarterback; Don
Kunit, Glen Cove, N.Y., and Dave
."McNaughton, Indiana,- at the half
'back positions; and Dick Barrett,
Patton, at fullback.
Probable starters on the line
are ends Ellery Seitz, Bellefonte,
and Gerry Sandusky. Washing
ton; tackles Joe Vierzbicki, East
on, and Dick Holzer, White
Plains, N I Y.; guards Ed Stewart,
Beaver. and Steve Schreckengast,
'Harrisburg; and center Bob An
dronici. North Plainfield. N.J.
Other players expected to see
heavy action are halfback Bob
niggle. Washington, Pa.; ends
Bill Huber, Altoona, and Dick
Nikolishen, Erie; tackles Gary
Eberle, Corapolis, and Don Stein
bacher, Philadelphia; guards Joe
Bellas, Colver, and Jack Boye.
Short Hills, N.J.; and center
Wayne Bowman, Williamstown.
- BRUCE - SAID that because this
is the first game of the year he
will substitute freely in order to
see which boys are the better
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Orange
Opener
perforniers under . .actual game
conditions.
'We are really more interested
in developing players for the var
sity than winning or losing, so
we want to see what our boys,
can do," Bruce said. •
Bruce plans to use •a mixed
passing an d running attack
against the Orangemen.
"I think we can pass and I
think we can run . ,i however we
will have to wait to see how the
Syracuse defense shapes up be
fore we stress any: part of bur
attack," he said. '
Lions Move on Ground
Penn State backs rushed for
2300 yards in 10 regular-season
games last year, then added 137
more against Georgia Tech in the
Gater Bowl.
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Chops Paces Phi Kappa
By JOHN LOIT-
Led by the fine all-around
play of Bill Chapas, unbeaten
Phi Kappa Sigma ran its win
ning streak to three, tramp
ling Alpha Kappa c- Lambda,
19-0, on, the golf course grid
iron last might.
A 25-yard pass Play froth Joe
Davi to Larry ~Gaertner gave the
Phi Kaps a %tun 6-0 advantage
after a first hilt filliti with -pass
interceptions. •
Folly Wing Intermission, how
ever, the winners broke the game
wide open as Chapas whipped a
44-yard scorinit pass to Jim Terry
and later heaved' another -touch
down aerial tp Dick Lacey.' ! -
On defense, Chapas was bril
liant as he intercepted four Al-
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pha Kappa Lambda passes during
The course of; the game.
DEFENDIAG' champion Phi
Delta Theta rebounded from a
setback at the hands of the Phi
Kaps last week by shadinibTau
Kappa Epsilon, 4-3, on first
downs.
TKE's Bob` Bartlett picked off
an early Phil Delt pass and gal
loped 37 yards to give his squad
a 6-0 halftime lead. But Phi Delt
came storming back in the second
half with a drive of their own,
climaxed by Jerry Slagle's diving
catch in the lend zone of a Grier
Werner pass: ,
In the waning moments of the
game, .Skip Villone intercepted a
TKE aerial to preserve the vic
tory for Phi !Belt.
Phi • Gamnia Delta, last year's
runners-up, walloped Delta Phi.
20-0, in a game which saw Phi
Gam quarterback John First pass
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1962
Sig Win
for two
another.
John Zabatta scored two touch
downs and kicked a pair of ex
tra points to lead Phi Kappa
Theta in its 20 7 0 drubbing of Sig
ma Alpha Mu. The other score
came on a seven yard pass from
John Burcin to Larry Smith late
in the game.
Eric Whorral intercepted a pass
and moments . later scored the
lone touchdown of the game on
a. 5-yard pass play as_Alpha Chi
Rho blanked Pi Lambda Phi, 9-0.
ike Bullock later added ,a 23-
yard - field goal to complete the
;coring..
In a tight defensive game,
Lambda Chi Alpha - nipped.. Chi
Phi 1-0 in overtime. The ' teams
were deadlocked at 0-0 in score
and 4-4 in first downs as time
ran out. In' the extra period,
, L.ambda Chi picked up the win
on yardage.
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