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The Penn State football
team ground out their third
win against West Virginia
before a: Homecoming ; crowd
of 45,000 last Saturday.
Down by'seves points early
in - the jgamer, the Lions
came roaring back to score
itwo .touchdowns in the first
.half,; .With both teams.scor
ing touchdowns again in
*the second half, State's
defense contained W. Vir- ;
ginia tq.save their 21-14
victory, ir . ;j.
Sept, 23—State at Navy
(lost 23-22)
Sept, 29 —-State at Miami
(won 17-8)
Oct, 7—UCLA at State
(lost 17-15)
Oct, 14—State at Boston U
(won 50-28)
Oct,21 —-W.Virginia at State
(won, 21-14) 1
Oct,: ,28 State at Syracuse
toss-up ;
Nov,; 4- —State at Maryland :
traditional win
Nov.ll- —N.C. State at State
needs an upset
Nov, 18 —-Ohio U at State
first game ever played
Nov, 25,—Pitt at State
easy win for State .
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A suggestion has been
made concerning the avail-'
ability of buses for Hazle
ton stud'enf s Wishing to' at- i
tend the Nittany Lions
games’ at University Par’kv r
When Dean < McCalluis was • •
questioned concerning the
feasibility of the sugges- '
tiony he said that the ven
ture would -riot I 'be-possible
becaus'e of a lack of stu
dent interest* However, <
if enough students express
an interest in attending
the games,' the administra
tion might be persuaded to
reconsider its pfrlicv.
FIMCING
The Fencing Club will get
its start Thursday, October
19,in the game room of the
Student Union Building at
7:30 P.M. Mr, Goldman, a
former Olympic star, will
be the instructor and Mr.
Bobby, the physical educa
tion insturctor at the
Hazleton Campus, will as-
sist Mr, Goldman., Mr.
Bobby is also the advisor
for the club, A large turn
out is expected.
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Penn State is going for
their 29th straight season,
without a: losing record,Ex
cept for 1965 and 1966 when;
their record was r (5-s)<
State has: had a winning re
cord i. Penn; State ranks 10th
among, the mation'.sr-winning
est teams for the past .'25-
years with a (158-70-8) re
cords Oklahoma is first
with 'a (189-70-B)record,
( At the beginning of
Spring training there were
big problems aith the
defense and overall team
speed. With the . changing
of : several players, :more
speed :ha§ been acquired,
but team ddpthhis still a;
problenu So far thisiseason
Penn State has been playing
above expectation, but in
juries have begun to take
their toll. So far they
have lost defensive star
Mike Reid and
star Bob Campbell,
by knee injuries, as well
as a few other regulars.
If Penn State could keep
from being .plaqued by in-
juries the rest of the sea
son, they should have their
29th non-losing season in
a row.
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