October 7, 1971
Coach Herb Lauffer discusses the game plan with the soccer team before last week's
tournament. The Cub s, however, finished second, losing to a fast and talented Erie
County 5-1.
Erie County Wins Tourney;
Behrend Takes Second Place
by Tony Alo
Reporter
Erie Commuiity College of
Buffalo, New York defeated
Behrend 5-1 to win the Behrend
Invitational Soccer Tournament
last Saturday afternoon.
Most valuable• player, Tom
Schratz:, slammed 3 goals for the
winners while Scot Larsby and
Robin Muchow managed one
apiece. . _
Bob Jeffery scored the lone
tally for Behrend as the Cubs
could manage only thirteen shots
against the stiff Erie defense.
Behrend goalie, Ed Moore,
turned in a fantastic per
formance as he turned away 17
Erie shots. Most of the game was
played at the Behrend end of the
field as Erie flooded the Cub's
goal with 42 shots. Only great
defensive efforts by Mike Marsh
and Mike Joyce kept Behrend in
the game.
Behrend was hindered by the
fact that Jim Channus, the Cub's
captain and last year's top
scorer, did not play in the game.
Jim suffered a fractured wrist in
the Lakeland game.
Behrend reached the cham
pionship game with a 5-2 victory
over Lakeland Community
College of Mentor, Ohio in the
onening round.
The Cubs scored in every
period as captain Jim Channus
hit for two goals. Bill Hilden
brand, Denny Grace, and Chris
Moore each added a score for the
winners.
John Hoge ended the scoring
with three assists and Bob Jef
fery added two as Behrend took
thirty-nine cracks at the goal.
The Behrend defense blanketed
the Onions as they only took 9
shots with Ed Moore saving 7 at
the Cub's goal.
Chris Harrol and Tom
Snodgrass accounted for the 2
Lakeland goals. The Lakes'
goalie, Scott Adams, turned in a
fine performance in defeat as he
blocked twenty-two Behrend
shots.
In the other first round game,
champion Erie Community
College ran all over Slippery
Rock J.V. 10-2.
Tom Schratz was the offensive
giant for the Kats as he drilled a
record six goals. Rick Ramely,
Jim Trowbridge, Robin Muchow,-
and Mike Kuper each had a goal
to complete the rout over the
hopeless Rockets.
C. Shall and Eric Vanderhengel
prevented the shutout with 1 goal
apiece for the losers.
The consolation contest was an
exciting affair with Slippery
Rock squeezing by Lakeland 4-3
as Tom Zagorski belted the
Lauffer Plans Strategy
winning goal with only 2 seconds year.
to play. Vandenhengel hit the Slippery Rock set the dubious
other 2 Rocket goals. Gordon record of having the most goals
Paltzc had 2 scores and Don scored against them in the
Welker one for the winless tournament as they were rocked
Lakers. for thirteen scores. Dubois had 12
In everyone's estimation, the, goals scored afainst them last
tournament was a great success_ year.
Four tournament records were Erie Community star Tom
broken and 2 were tied in the 4 Schratz tied the record for most
games of the tournament. goals in 1 game with 6 against
Erie Community College broke Slippery Rock. He shares the
the record of thirteen - total goals - record with Faked Al-Zayed who
for the tourney set by Behrend had 6 for Beaver last year.
last year as they scored fifteen Tom Brown, the Erie goalie
over the 2 days of the tourney. eclipsed the best goalkeeper
The Kats tied the record of 10 average of 2.00 held by Kimmel of
goals in 1 game formerly held by Altoona. Brown had a fine 1.50
Behrend. They also set the record average in his 2 games.
for largest margin of victory in Schratz was named the Of
their 10-2 win over Slippery Rock. fensive MVP while Forrest
Beaver has held the record when Renkoff, also of Erie Community
they defeated Dubois 7-1 last gained defensive MVP honors.
Behrend Collegian
Behrend Faces
Rough Altoona
The Behrend soccer team will
play one of the biggest, most
important games of the year
against the Altoona Campus of
the Penn State University, on
Saturday, October 9. During the
past few years, Behrend and
Altoona have been the leading
powers in the Commonwealth
Campus tournaments, and this
year it still looks the same in that
respect.
This year Altoona will be led
by Captain Bob Stevens who is a
sophomore. Stevens is one of the
five returning starters from last
year's team. The balance of the
team is mostly freshmen, but all
have had at least two years of
soccer in high school. Coach
Kingon of Altoona places a great
Sport Schedule;
Flag Football
Posted in Gym
SOCCER
Saturday, Oct. 9 - Behrend v.
Altoona ( PSU) Away
Wednesday, Oct. 13 -
Cuyahoga Community
College (West) v. Behrend
Home 3:00 p.m.
The Intramural Flag
Football schedule is located
on the bulletin board in Erie
Hall. Coach Stoner urges all
teams to check the schedule;
forfeits will result in the loss
of the team admission fee.
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deal of faith in these freshmen
and he feels they are capable of
doing a good job.
Behrend will be the second
game on their schedule while it
will be Behrend's fourth game of
the season. Coach Hauffer feels it
will be an early indication of
Behrend's chance of winning the
Commonwealth Campus tour
nament.
The Cubs return home next
Wednesday to face an always
tough Cuyahoga Community
College. The game will be played
at 3p.m.
Spirited Girls
Chosen to Boost
Beh rend Sports
A new group of spirited and
peppy cheerleaders will boost our
Behrend athletes on to victory
this year. The squad includes the
following girls :
Peggy Boyd (4th, Elementary
Education, Fairview) Captain.
Jan Paul (Ist, Physical Ed.,
Lewistown).
Chris Straub (Ist, Computer
Science, Oil City)
Judy Smith (Ist, Law Enfor
cement & Corrections, St. Marys)
Gidget Bossart (Ist, Medical
Dietics, Wexford)
Deedee Gordon (Ist, Math,
Pittsburgh)
Rose Renda - (lst, French, Oil
City)
Renee Heaslip (Ist, Physical
Ed, Meadville)
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