Page Twelve - Highacres Collegian, October 18, 1974 • • :• ' ‘. . . YOU WIN SOME AND... Victory-worn Coach Joe Paterno's Nittany Lions opened their 1974 football season on Saturday, September 14 in Beaver Stadium. The game, which paired PSU and Jack Christiansen's Stanford Car dinals, received national coverage from ABC Sports. Penn State zealots who jammed the stadium roared the Lions . onto an early 14-0 lead, then slipped into sudden fear as Stanford staged a firey comeback. As television cameras scanned the student section, hammed-up gestures Pervaded. This pseudo- , hysteria soon gave way to genuine. cheering, however, as the Lions slipped by the Cards to win 24-20. The following weekend was not as successful for Penn State. Battling it out in a Saturday downpour, neither the Lions nor their Navy opponents scored until the latter team made it 7-0 just before the first half ended. Following five fumbles in the fourth quarter, Penn State finally managed a touchdown. Attemp ting the 2-point conversion, quaterback Tom Shuman mis fired a pass and the score remained 7-6. This ended a 13-game winning streak and hopes for the national title. Saturday's game puts PSU 19th on the college grid poll. MICKEY'S SPEED SHOP WAYNE & RIDGE AVE. WEST HAZLETON, PA. 18201 by Tom England 1 5E1 . 71 Yr}~~ ~~,r✓,~A~ Edited by Bill Michael Although the big loss is disheartening for Penn State fans, high attendance at the games should continue. High acres has produced a couple of good "delegations 4" and it is hoped that Hazleton students will keep it up. The next home game is against Wake Forest on Homecoming Day, October 12. Dear Lord, I know not how long I'll live, But while I live please let me give Some comfort to someone in need, By some smile, little kind word or deed; And let me do what e'er I can, To ease things for my fellow man. NE STOP SPEED SHOP I WE SPECIALIZE IN HIGH PERFORMANCE PARTS & ACCESSORIES -ALSO FOREIGN CAR PARTS & ACCESSORIES Cißi LIGHTS MICKEY USTYNOSKI PHONE 4547311 Soccer Soccer an img opened winning games, held on the hpMs-field 4 :y at Highacres: Mont Alto:- (Sept. 21s1, 4-1; W4kes - Barre (25th , 5-1; Scranton (30th), 7-1. The season's first- away game was against the Kystone -- Junior College, on October a l , concluding in a 1-1 tie. The next home game is October sth against Ogontz Campus, and the next'away ccont test will be at Berks Campus on October 7, beginning at 3:30 p.m. In the forthcoming issuesii,i, THE HIGHACRES comaalw will bed running a classifi6d_advprtiii'jj section for the benefit of sib'; dents, faculty, and - staff-0f..„; the Hazleton Campus. ForsaloA ds, want ads, and perbonal - messages are welcome; The cost; is fifty cents (500) per lin_e mring all advertisements to tWi OLLEGIAN office,' located clowi -tairs in the S.U.B. during - - -chool hours. - - ,--,,,,, „.4, „,,, WA LD EN , BOOKSTORE LAUREL NALL HAZLETON ....../Ne545 , 9 -0 1 95 A l .-- i GREAT BOOK VALUES › 'HARDBACK &PAPI RBAK % c *' SALE BOOKS w . , ~ - . ~,„- ......m-c. , v * ~'~~~- _,
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