THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1962
Cowards Prepare for 'Blood Bowl'
Against Unbeaten Pitt News Hawks
The Collegian Cowards-and the
Pitt News Hawks will tangle Sat
urday morning in the fifth annual
“Blood Bowl" with the winner
almost assured of a post-season
bowl bid.
The two titans of the-powerful
Eastern Conference of Journal
istic Writers (E.CJ.W.) will lock
horns at 10 a.m. before a sellout
crowd at Forbes Field.
Both teams have agreed to
move the'starting time for the
game up from 1:30 p.m. to allow
the) fans attending the contest
to see the Pitt-Penn State game.
This will be the fifth-game in
the .series, which began in 1958.
The Cowards lead in the series,
two games to one. The 1960 con
test wound up a 26-26 tie.
ON CAMPUS
The Lutheran Service of Worship
Eisenhower Chapel Sunday 10 a.m.
Reverend Arthur Seyda, Pastor i
Sermon: “Lessons from a Parable" .
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
The Cowards will also be out
to avenge last year’s 13-12 defeat
that came about when Mike
Ditka, on loan .from the Chicago
Bears, caught a touchdown pass
in the closing minutes.
Both teams will go Into the
game unbeaten in League play
with the Hawks putting their 18-
game winning streak on the line.
They have polished off nine
.straight opponents this season in
cluding the, Mt. Mercy School of
Nursing. 73-72, last Saturday. :
The Cowards squad will work
out again, today before flying to
Pittsburgh .for a final workout
Friday night at Forbes Field.
GO COWARDS i
Sellers Stirs Hot Cup of Tea
By VINCE YOUNG
Collegian Reviewer,
Jean Anouilh’s' Gallic farce,
“Waltz of The Toreadors,” about
extra-marital endeavors has been
translated by; the Britons into a
rather lavish cup of tea that’s not
quite as strong as it should be.
FORTUNATELY, the added
doses of Peter Sellers-type sugar
gives, it a thoroughly enjoyable
flavor-that should be : served on
screen more.often.
As the newly-retired Gen. Leo
Fitz John. Sellers has.; a problem
that he just can’t seem to get off
his hands—iwomen. , Whenever
something ortly one iota better
than his screaming hypochondriac
specimen of a wife shows up. his
heart starts beating like a light
brigade. . ! _
It is here tliat his French flame
I'M COIN T SHOOTH
THE
My daddy's taken me to tha football someth.
He thaid l! could shooth the panther with my
i | /
pistol. I might not hath to, Penn Stdtth's goin
to do If fur me. Don't I lookth like a cowboy
who could shooth the panther.
cowboy suith was cleaned at Campus Cleaners.
Why don't you have your cowboy suith dean*
ed at Campus Cleaners, then you could shooth
the panther too.
Campus Cleaners, 110 East Beaver Avenue
of 17 years, Ghislaine, (Dany
Robin) enters the picture. She’s
sort of a walking, talking Arc de
Triumphe, which means more
than a simple airborne assault to
him.
But wifey finds out; screams
even louder, exposes all her, past
lovers and generally wrecks the
general’s plans.' She didn't have to
go to .all the trouble, though, be
cause Fitz John’s henchman runs
off with Ghislaine. This comes
immediately after Henchman finds
out General is his real father
All this gets quite confused and
muddled after a while but is over
looked by the slam-bang pace of
the comedy.
This whole affair (in tact, all
six o'f-them) would have been a
total loss if not for the comic
genius of Peter Seller. He por
trays with just the right amount
PANTHER.
“£at at tL Si gn of the cjCiott
Penn State Diner j
V SPECIAL W
Roast Young Turkey
Orange Juice or Cup of Soup -
Choice of 2 Vegetables or Salad
Pumpkin Pie
Coffee
I should my
n. oo
of Harold Lloydian farce and
Charlie Chaplinesque pathos the
role of the aging general who
would much rather prefer to use
his offensive tactics on defense
less females than on some dirty
old battlefield.
In direct opposition is Margaret
Leighton as his wicked, woefully
wedded wife who runs around
like some imitation Babv Jane
doll.
HER PROBLEM is something
Freud would have enjoyed.,-Being
of a quite animalistic nature, she
one day asks hubby, "Why don't
you bite and claw mo like you
used to?" Quite- re
plies, "Because I'm too old . . .
and beside, I haven't any teeth.”
Toothless or not. Sellers takes
the reins m his teeth and proceeds
to casually throw off brilliant
little one-line. gems.
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