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moot iwpporGuLe uomehte. Two of the
bothles set up a tnnoblown end field
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Mma:Ted a rodni . Jle 'Penn State
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The Mountaineers, led by guard
T 1.21 Lopasky, were erle :-oJd widely
hPY.aided Richie Lucas ore t - , - ,y uul-lh in
aeck, bat they couldnit cope with
LAL;g?essive line play and the corps of
fl,T.et Penn State backs.
The Nittany Lions spotted WU
a 3-.0 lead in the opening minutes on
a 39-yard field goal by Johnny
Thackston. The Ida was set up by a
Penn State fumble on its own 22 on the
first play after the kickoff.
But the Lions wasted little time
springing into a lead which they never
surrendered. Halfback Jimmy Kerr put
them ahead to stay by picking off a
WVU pass and racing 25 yards unmoletted
for cai T 3.
Lucas, boomed by Penn State
supporters for All.4merica l was limited
to 63 yards in total offense before
retiring from the game in the third
period. He entered the game averaging
more than 133 yards both rushing and,
pa6sing.
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SEASONAL RECORD!
PENN ST.
PFNN ST
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PENN ST
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PENN ST
PENN ST.
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PENN ST.
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Bowling will oon . ";inue at the
Playhouse La es . .u.sieton. After
weeding out 4.e bowlers, a
league will be formedo : 7 '-,
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INTRLEITJRAL BLSKETBLLL (Oct 19)
The ELECTRONS nipped the ELGLES
41-.39, in a thrilling game that was
forced into overtime. Sterba led the
way for the ELECTRONS with 16 points.
In the second game, the'RUMRUNNERS
bested the BOOTLEGGERS in an equally
exciting contest. Sehiedy was high
for the RIERUVNERS, swishing the . nete
for 22 points. Scoe4i: ( 4 1-$;- ILI )
The games were officiated by
Mr. Baradziej and Mr. ttriney. Mr.
Define supervised the games.
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(Nev. 2)
The ELECTRONS remained undefeated
by crushing the MINERS:, 40-27, Again
Sterba was high man for' the ELECTRONS
with 17 points. The HMS upended the
TOREROS ) 56-45 in the second game.
Fulton was high man fer the ROM,
tallying 22 points. JohnWanyo played
an excellent game for the TOREROS
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