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State goin' bowlin'
As the Nittany Lions of
Penn State head into the last
four games of their 1979
schedule, they carry with
them a four-game winning
streak, along with hopes for a
major post-season bowl berth.
Since losing two of its first
three, State has bounced back
with wins over Maryland,
Army, Syracuse, and West
Virginia. These teams are not
what one would call national
powerhouses, but there is
reason to believe that the
Lions can continue their win
ning ways, even though the
combined record of PSU's last
four foes is an excellent 21-8
slate.
The reasons why State
should finish the year at 9-2
are the same ones that have
Soccer
wap-up
soccer
The PSU-Capitol Campus
soccer team will end its sea
son this Saturday when they
take on N.E. Christian Jr.
College in Villonova, Pa. It is
hoped that the Caps can im
prove a little on their disap
pointing 1-8 record to close
out the year.
In recent action, Capitol
dropped its matches to Phila.
College of Pharmacy and
Science and PSU-Mont Alto
Campus by the scores of 4-2
and 5-2, respectively. They
were also defeated by Phila.
Bible College and lost 5-1 to
Spring Garden College in a
game which officials had to
halt because of roughness• on
the part of Spring Garden
players.
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made the Lions so successful
the past decade; they are
running the ball consistently
well, and the defense is com
pletely shutting down the op
position's offense.
During the win streak, the
PSU running game has looked
nothing short of awesome.
Fullback Matt Suhey might
even be considered a late-sea
son darkhorse candidate for
the Heisman Trophy, award
ed to college football's player
of-the-year. He has gained
over 500 yards rushing in his
last four games alone, and is
on his way to breaking several
career marks at Penn State.
Booker Moore has also done
tremendously well during the
last four games, and has be
come one of the top break-
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All games start at 1:00
p.m. The team listed on the
right is the home team. In
recent league play, Capitol
was defeated by Drexel and
Maryland. The next home
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away threats in the nation
from his halfback position.
And, Moore has accomplished
this while added pressure was
on him with the leg injury to
freshman speedster Curt
Warner.
The Lion defense has been
as solid as last year's excep
tional defenders lately, and
with the improvement of the
State secondary in recent
weeks, PSU's opponents will
find it difficult to get to the
Lions end zone. But to be
sure, the last four games of '79
will be anything but breathers
for Penn State.
This Saturday afternoon,
the University of Miami Hur
ricanes come to Beaver Stad
ium with a 3-4 record. They
are an erratic team that might
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Maryland at Capitol
Capitol at Temple
Capitol at Villanova
Capitol at Bloomsburg
Capitol at PSU-Main Campus
capitol at Drexel
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nament
PSU-Main Campus at Capitol
match is this Saturday, 1 p.m.
at Middletown Lanes against
Temple. Come on out. There
is nothing better to do around
here on a Saturday afternoon.
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give PSU trouble if their
passing game reaches its po
tential. Penn State should
handle the Hurricanes, but
the next three weeks will
contain the Lions' toughest
three games in a row in a long,
long time.
After the Miami game this
weekend, the Lions will travel
to North Carolina for theii
final road contest of the year
against the N.C. Wolfpack.
N.C. State is currently 6-2,
and the Wolfpack always
gives PSU a rough time; this
year should be no exception.
On November 17th, the
Temple Owls enter Beaver
Stadium, looking for the na
tional recognition that has
eluded them so far this sea
son. The Owls are 6-1. at this
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men will hold their first
scrimmage on Wednesday,
November 7, 6:30 p.m., at
home against PSU-York
Campus. There are still open
ings on the team for interest
ed individuals. Practices are
held Monday through Friday
from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Playoffs in the intramural
flag football league will begin
on Wednesday, November 7.
The top four teams will com
pete in a double elimination
tournament.
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point, with their only loss
coming at the hands of State's
final regular season opponent,
the Pitt Panthers, by a 10-9
margin. Pitt is also 6-1 right
now, and the heated rivalry
between these two Eastern
football powers is set for
Beaver Stadium on December
Ist. The date of the game was
moved back one week to ac
comidate national television.
Pitt's only loss was to the Tar
Heels of North Carolina early
in the season.
Should Penn State win
their remaining games, look
for them to be invited some
place other than State
College, Pa, to spend their
New Year's Day.
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