September 30, 1971
Soccer team prepares for the big tournament this weekend with a
scrimmage againsrGeneva College. Although the scrimmage saw the
Cubs go down in defeat, the match heralded hopes for bigger and better
things for the Behrend team.
By Tony Alo
Sports reporter
Behrend Campus will host its
second annual invitational soccer
tournament this weekend,
October I and 2.
Invading the Cub's home field
will be three rugged opponents
who promise to pose a stiff
challenge to Behrend's hopes of a
second straight tournament
crown. The Cubs won the affair
last year with a 3 -1 victory over
Altoona Campus.
In the first match, at 1:30
Friday afternoon, a scrappy
Slippery Rock J.V. team clashes
with tough Erie County College of
Buffalo, New - York: 'Tlie - Rockets
were 3 - 5 - 2 last season, while the
Erie County team compiled a 5 - 5
record.
Our own Behrend Cubs meet
Lakeland College in the 3:30
nightcap. This is the third all
time meeting between these two
soccer powers with Behrend
holding a 2 - 0 edge. Lakeland
had a deceiving 1-10 -1 record in
1970 against powerful opposition,
including nationally ranked
teams.
The consolation game will start
at 12 noon on Saturday while the
big championship game begins at
2:00.
The outlook for this year's
Behrend team is very bright with
a host of returning lettermen
from last year's 5 - 5 squad and a
group of sensational freshmen
prospects.
The talented Cubs are led by
sophomore captain Jim Channis.
Channis comes off a fine fresh
man season which saw him score
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12 goals while assisting in four
others. He garnered an
honorable mention on the NJCAA
Region 19 all-star soccer team.
Other returning starters include
dependable goalkeeper Ed
Moore, Mike Joyce, Mike Marsh,
Pen Hallowell and Robert Jef
frey. Other sophomores expected
to see plenty of action are Chris
and Paul Moore, Warren Laio,
Bob Cain, Bob Skwaryk and
back-up goalie Doug Ebert.
Coach Herb Lauffer welcomes
an excellent crop of freshmen
this year including sensational
all-around athlete Roger Nolan
from Pittsburgh. The strong and
speedy Nolan was also a baseball
and basketball star in the Steel
City. Bill Hildenbrand, John
Hoge, Charles Rainey, and Dave
Aloiz round out the great fresh
men brigade.
The tentative starting lineup
for today's match includes Joyce
at right fullback, Marsh at center
fullback, Aloiz at left fullback,
Hallowell at right half, Nolan at
center halfback, and Rainey at
left half. Jeffrey and Hillen
brand will start at the right and
left wings respectively. Hoge will
be at right inside and Moore at
goalie.
Coach Lauffer appeared
confident in stating that Our
team will be much improved over
last season's, and the caliber of
play in this tourney will be much
improved over last year. It wall
not be an easy tournament.
However, if we gel, winning the
tournament will definitely be in
our grasp. We have the talent
and we have the experience. Now
we need the support."
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By Dave Ruef
Sports Editor
Herb Lauffer is a hell of a
coach and one hell of a man.
The Behrend soccer coach, now
in his third season at Behrend,
being the classiest coach on this
campus, he sets his own style:
white shoes, expensive looking
suits and a sharp announcer-type
voice. His air of professionalism
seems to spread to everyone who
comes in contact with him.
His players respect him
because they know he will mold
thaw into true athletes. The
players want to win and they
gladly accept his two-a-day
workouts because they want to be
in top physical condition for the
big tourney this weekend.
Practice starts at 7:15 a.m.
But Lauffer renli7es that there
are more important things than
winning. That's why he entered
the coaching field. "I always got
more out of athletics than just the
business of winning or losing.
The opportunity to work with
young people,,,and to work with
athletes and try to develop them
and to mold them into a cohesive
Joe Paterno
Football Show on WWYN
Each Saturday at 1:20 p.m. the
Joe Paterno Football Show is on
WWYN. Behrend Campus has a
one-minute information spot on
each side of the show. If any of
you have items of interest you
feel would make good listening,
please let Mr. Kochel know.
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Coach Herb Lauffer psyches his team up , upcoming Jme
opener. His efforts were to no avail as the Cubs went down to defeat in
their first contest at the hands of the Golden Toronados of Geneva.
team was something I knew
would be enjoyable for me."
Lauffer is a graduate - of Slip
pery Rock where he played four
years of soccer and two years of
tennis.
Upon graduation, Coach
Lauffer took a position at
Iroquois High School in Lawrence
Park where he coached tennis,
track and junior high basketball.
Summers he workde towards his
Master's Degree at West Virginia
University, earning it in 1968.
After five years at Iroquois,
Coach Lauffer looked for a
college job because he was
"disenchanged wtih high school
work". He found Behrend
Campus to his liking.
When asked if Behrend could
be termed a "stepping - stone", -
the 29-year-old Butler native
admitted, "I can't say I'm not
looking. I came here with my
sights set eventually on a small
four-year institution. I am willing
to =give this campus a chance,
however, I'm not going to move
for the sake of moving."
To the question of whether
October 1 -Friday
' Behrend Soccer Tournament
1:30 p.m. Erie Comm. College
vs. Slippery Rock J.V.
3:30 p.m. Lakeland Comm.
College vs. Behrend
October 2 - Saturday
12:00 p.m. Consolation Game
1:00 p.m. Championship Game
October 5 - Tuesday
Wrestling Practice
During Common Hour, all
wrestling candidates should
be ready to practice. See Mr.
Onorato this week.
October 5 - Tuesday
Soccer Match
Behrend vs. Fredonia State
Freshmen 4:00 p.m. Away
October 6 - Wednesday
Film "Highlights" of all the Penn
State football games of 1970.
Two showings at the RUB
Lecture Hall at 8 and 9 p.m.
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today's trend is away from
emphasizing athletics, Coach
Lauffer replied, "I guess the
trend is slightly away from it, but
with that trend athletes are more
important than they've ever
been."
As to what a person gains
participating in sports at any
place but a major school, the
Coach answered, "I think there's
that self-satisfaction of realizing
that you're dedicating yourself,
you're sacrificing a great deal
and you're not taking the easy
way out. It's all apart of your
self-discipline. Psychologically
as well as physically, man needs
competition. He has that in
stinctive nature to compete, to
play, to organize some form of
physical activity."
"A boy gives himself to our
program and gets a lot from it in
just this self-actualization type of
thing where he actualizes himself
as being the best. He may not go
a hundred per cent on it, but he's
trying to be the best at whatever
he's doing."
Herb Lauffer understands
athletes. Herb Lauffer spells
success.
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