?AGE SIX
Liens in Top Condition
For West Virginid Game
By JOHN MORRIS
Sports Editor
The Penn State football
team, hampered much of the
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season by injuries to key per
formers, will probably be in
top physical shape for this
Saturday's Beaver Stadium
clash with.-West Virginia.
The Nittanies escaped the
Maryland game: with no' serious
injuries and, evtm more hearten
ing to fans, imM of the
Lions’ injured' members are
rounding hack ;into shape.
Right halfbadk" A 1 Cursky is
almost fully recovered from- the
knee and nb injuries which have
him most of the cam
paign. j
>■ The hard-running senior- is »
big man in -the Lion attack' as a
runner and a pass receiver. He
just missed tying a Penn State
record for pass' rrcc-itions when
M,i,fr± b ' L 97 ,n for most of the; fall.
Nitianies 23-21_victory over Cali-, intercepted itwo of Dick
fornui two ago. Len Krouse, Shiner>s a( . rla , s leturn
set the record with nine catches; - 39 v - rds to _ , lhe
against Syrac-use ,n 1940.
QUARTERBACK Don Caum is'
apparently ready to go full speed
again after shoulder and knee,
miseries had limited hit, effective-1
Grimsley Picks
Wisconsin To Top Northwestern;
Navy, Duke, Notre Dame To Win
By WILIiGRIMSLEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK CAP)—The Big Ten
is the “upsottingest" conference
in the country Shis year, the No.
1 position is never a comfortable
one and there is traditionally an
advantage to the home field.
This is the set of circumstances
which should knock off the na
tion's football leader. Northwest
ern,. in the headline game this
week. Last wqek's score, which
hit on the upsets victories for Mis
sissippi. Notre Dame and Pitt,
was 41-12—:773.
Another fling:
Wisconsin 33,| Northwestern 28:
Ron Vanderkrller outpitches Tom
Myers in a wild game.
Southcm-Caliifomia 18. Stanford
14:.Coach Aohn : McKay insists his
Trojans will not have a letdown.
Alabama 14. Miami. Fla. 0: Lee
Roy Jordan and Uie Tide defense
stops Miami’s-, dangerous George
Mira.
TEXAS 19, Baylor fi: Both _
teams have heavy casualty lists. j =
but Texas should win the spiiwE •
splits and arnica ‘same. jE 233 S. ALLEN At the Top of the Hill _
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j Washington M, California 8:
! Good chance for an -Upset, with
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DAVE ROBINSON
ready for Mmuitiet
- Tackle Chuck. Sieminski, end
Dave Robinson and halfback
Roger Kochman State's three
most oft-mentioned candidates
for All-American honors—are re
covering from minor injuries that
have slowed them in the Lions'
lasCseveral outings.
Robinson, named to this week's
ECAC All-East team far his per
formance against Maryland, has
been bothered by a bruised ankle.
He will be ready for West Vir
ginia.
Sieroinski bruised his shoulder
two weeks ago, but the injury
is responding to treatment; Kck:tv
man has been bothered aU'searon
by a variety of leg and 'foot in
juries but emerged unscathed
from the Maryland game.
Center Joe Galardi and guard
Bob Hart • are both progressing
nicely after knee injuries and end
Dick Anderson is healthy again
after being hindered in recent
games by shoulder and ankle in
juries.
First unit. quarterback Pete
Liske suffered • a cut over his
left eye in the Maryland game,
but will be ready to lead a
healthy brood of Lions against
the Mounties.,
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In Cage Fundamentals
By JIM BUXATA | |
(This & the fourth in a series on members of the 1962-63 Penn State
team. Next-is Bob Weiss.) , , .1 ,
Chuck Marin is a member of a basketball playing family
in which he has always performed in the shadow of has brother
Jack.
Ever since Be was a senior at Farrell High School, and the
seventh man on the 1960 state championship team, Marin has
had to listen to the hometown people say how great his young
er brother would be. j i .
Jack Marin was an all-stati
ilow a member of the. Duke Uni
versity freshman squad.
This could be the
Chuck has ever had.. With his
brother .1.000 miles away, the •
shadow may finally lift. •
Even- though he rarely played
in high school, Marin came to
State drilled by one' of the best
prep coaches in the state, Ed Mc-
Clusky -of Farrell.
Mann's only drawback at 6-5,
170 pounds, is his lack of bulk.
He is not physically equipped to
fight with the bigger men under
the boards.
AMOTHEH OF Marin’s big
problems lies with the books. In
both his freshman and sophomore
'years, he was only able Jo par
ticipate half a season due to
'scholastic ineligibility.
However, in the games he
played, Marin showed the Lion
fans a better than average shot.'
■His soft' one-handed jump shot
from outride the key accounted
for more than just a few points.
Coach John Egli feels that
Marin’s shooting is above aver
age, but adds that he needs to
improve on defense and drib-,
bling. _
■ Egli' felt that .there were two
problems confronting him with
Marin this year—where to play
him and how to keep him eli
gible.
"1 can work with him at - a
guard position or a forward be-
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cause be bas the ability to play
both,” Egli .said, "but the main
thing for Marin to do is keep
eligible. If be doesn’t make the
grades- then I won’t be able to
use him anywhere.”
Marin has looked good at prac
tice and has Egli confronted, with
the happy problem of trying to
find a spot for him. He could be"
the surprise of the State team.
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