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Lions
The Nebraska Cornhusk
ers spotted Penn State a 14 - 0
lead, then stormed back for
four touchdowns in the second
quarter on their way to a 42 -
17 rout of the Nittany Ldons
on Saturday.
The visiting Lions jumped
out to their early lead when
Brad Scovill scored on a 14-
yard pass from Dayle Tate,
and Tom Wise returned an
interception 30 yards for a
Last week marked the op
ening of inter-collegiate
competition for the Capitol
Campus Soccer Team.
Monday’s game saw the
Caps lose to PSU-York by the
score of 3-1. Larry Venetsky
scored the only goal for Capi
tol.
It seemed that while the
Caps outplayed York, they
failed to capitalize on num
erous scoring opportunities.
On Thursday we were de
feated by Lancaster Bible, 4 -
1, as Bob Bofinger scored our
BEGINNERS’
RACQUETBALL
LESSONS:
Beginners’ racquetball lessons
are scheduled to begin Wed.,
Oct. 10, from 2 to 3 p.m., and
will be held every Wednesday
for seven weeks. There is a
fee of $5 which includes use of
racquets and racquerballs. In
terested people should sign up
in the Rec/Ath office.
IM BOWLING
Intramural Bowling began
last night at the Middletown
Bowling Lanes at 9:15 p.m. At
press time there were still
openings for more teams. Five
person rosters should be
submitted immediately to the
Rec/Ath office. Call 783-6266
for more information.
MEN’S VARSITY B-BALL
Another basketball meeting
and try-out session will be
scheduled in the very near
future. Watch for announce
ments.
nother touchdown.
From then on it was all
Nebraska, with the exception
of an early third quarter field
goal by Penn State’s Herb
Menhardt. The Cornhuskers
finished the game with over
500 yards of offense. The
inconsistency of State’s of
fense kept the Lion defense on
the field for a good part of the
afternoon, and the weary PSU
defenders gave up some yards
Soccer wrap-up
by tony gladfelter
only goal.
While the Caps were only
together for a week before
their first game, they are
already playing well together
as a team. With a little more
experience, they should be
right up there in the winning
column. Approximately 20
players are on the roster.
Respectable crowds were
on hand for both games last
week, but the team can al
ways use more support.
Games scheduled in the
near future are as follows:
Sports
CHEERLEADING
Anyone interested in starting
a Cheerleading Team should
stop by the Rec/Ath Office, or
call 783-6266 to sign up. Fur
ther information will be an
nounced when this activity is
organized.
CROSS COUNTRY
Cross country practices are
now in progress daily. Any
one interested in joining the
team should report to the
Rec/Ath office at 2 p.m. any
afternoon.
HACC POOL HOURS
Sun. Noon to 4 p.m.
Mon., Wed., Fri. 2to 3 p.m.
Tues. and Thurs. Noon to 4
p.m. 6to 7 p.m.
Sat. Noon to 4 p.m.
In order to use the pool, a
valid PSU I.D. must be shown
deelawed
by bruce burns
in the second half that they
usually would not have yield
ed.
With top rusher I.M. Hipp
bothered by a sprained toe,
Nebraska’s Jarvis Red wine
took over most of the Corn
husker running duties, and
gained 124 yards on the day.
Comhusker tight end Junior
Miller also impressed this re
porter, catching two of quar
terback Tim Hager’s passes
for scores.
Thurs.
Oct. 13
4 p.m.
Oct. 16
Thurs,
Oct. 18
shorts
MARTIAL ARTS CLASSES
Mr. Charles Cavrich will be
offering Martial Arts classes
again during the Fall Term.
The class will include basics in
competition Judo, Self De
fense, Karate and Ju Jitsu.
Classes will begin Mon., Oct. 8
at 7:30 p.m. and will continue
until Nov. 26. Fee will be $lO,
payable to Mr. Cavrich. Judo
Ghis will be issued upon proof
of fee payment.
WOMEN’S B-BALL
Any women interested in
playing on the team should
meet at the Multi-Purpose
Building as follows:
Sun. Oct. 7 at 10 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 19 at 3 p.m.
Oct 21 at 1 p.m.
Nebraska ran their record
to 3 -0, while Penn State fell
to 1 - 2 on the season. The
Lions now travel to College
Park, Maryland this Sat. to
square off against the Mary
land Terrapins. The Terps are
3 - 1 on the year, defeating
Villanova, Clemson and Miss
issippi State before being up
set last weekend by Ken
tucky. Maryland is led by
running back Charles Wy
socki, who is averaging over
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Home (Phil. College of Pharm.)
at PSU-Mont Alto Campus
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130 yards rushing per game.
The Terps have a great kick
ing game, led by Dale Castro.
Maryland has been racked by
injuries, but they still have a
quality ball club that will give
the Lions a real test on Satur
day. If the lions can construct
something that resembles a
defensive secondary, and if
the offense can move the
football long enough for the
defense to get some air, the
Lions can meet the test.
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