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•■provide the winning margin.
;Sttmg by the Army tally, the
iilons roared in the Anal period
siiid ioir the first time completely
dominated the play. But they
get that tying goal,
"f - , The game was not without its
heartbreaks. Penn State’s high
scoring center forward, Don Me
•'grail, bottled up 'effectively by
the 'great Guyckeson most of the
game,, managed to get off one
'good' slio£—but it. bounded off the
'crossbar, 'then, two minutes be
fore the final whistle, Smiley Wil
liams’ gallant bid for a goal miss
ed’by inches.
The Army eleven, however,
must be ■ 'given full credit for a
truly great performance.
‘‘Army deserved to win,” Bill
Jefllfey 'emphatically stated. “They
were the better team. Although
rough, they played clean soccer,
arid ‘dutecored • us. What . mere
can you expect from a, team?
Guyckeadn Ivks marvelous.”
Mt|iough. they knew, they hgd
dorie |h:eiylieSt, the Nittrny hoot
ers 'y/ere 'jUeeiity disappointed be
cause'’‘they, had let Bill down.”
Brit the philosophic Scot refused
■ to shareihis. players’ sadness.
-'Jeffrey'and his 'tyorider. boys,. r re-
a,;.’ldng-belated thrill of a
li;Cetjnie/Siinday.,when 3,000, ap
. '’prddiatiye Staters turned out
ufor, the /first riodcer tow in history
arid paid a touching tribute to the
cQnririefing heroes.
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Who Will Match
This Record!
Here's the, Nitthny Lion soccer
term's hine-year, 65-gatfie unde
feated streak—as far as records
show, the. most astounding
achievement $£ any athletic team
in any sport in any age:
1932
Penn State" 2, Army 0.
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Penn State 4, temple 0.
Penn State j}, 'Navy 1,
Penn 'State 6, ‘Lafayette 0.
Penn Plate 4, .Syracuse 6.
Penn State 4, Illinois 6. .
Penn State 2, Springfield 0.
1934
Penn State 9, Gettysburg l
Perin State 1, .Temple 0.
Penn State 7, Lafayette 0.
Penn S.tate 3, .Syfacuse l.
Penn State 1, Springfield 1.
Penn State 7, Navy/1.
Penn State" 10, Dickinson 1
1935 .
Pehn State .'4, Gettysburg 0.
Penn State 4, Temple 0.
Penn .State 1, Lafayette 0.
Penn State ,6, Army 0.
Penn state 4, Syracuse. 0.
Penn State 1, .Springfield 0.
Penn State 2„N,avy 0.
1936 .
• Penn State, 6, Bucknell 0.
PennS.thte 8, Gettysburg 0.
Penn State 2, 'Lafayette O'.
Penn State 4, Syracuse 4.
Penn State 3, Western Mary
land 3. -
Penh State !, Yale 0.
Penn State 5, .Temple 0.
Penn State 3, .Navy 0.
1937
Penn State 5, Gettysburg 0,
Penn State : 6, Bucknell 0.
Penn State 2, Yale 0.
Penn State 2, Temple 1.
. Penn State 2, Syracuse 0.
Penh State 6, Army 0.
Penn State 3, Navy 0.
Penn State 9, Western Mary
land 6.
1938
Penn State 4, Gettysburg 0.
Penn State 1, Bucknell 0,
Pehn State 12, Western Mary
land 0.
Penn State 5, Syracuse 0.
Penn State 1, Army 0.
Penn State 7, Brown 3.
Penn .State 1,.. Navy 0.
Penh State 4, temple 3.
1939
Penn State 4,.. Gettysburg 1.
Penn State ; 5, lienxgh 1.
Penn State Bucknell 0.
Peiih State T3y 'Carnegie Tech 0.
THE tiASLY GOLLEGLAN
Panthers Upset
Nebraska
Good news floated into the Nit
tany grid camp yesterday when it
was learned that Pepper Petrella,
slightly, injured in the West Vir
ginia game, is practically certain
of seeing action when the Lions
charge the Panthers in Pittsburgh
Saturday.
•Coach Bob Higgins’ biggest
problem will be to devise an at
tack which will stop a dangerous
Pitt .team which came back to
trounce the Fordham Rams and
Nebraska after losing decisively
early in the season.
• Saturday’s meeting will be the
Lions’ 41st meeting with the Pan
thers," Penn State's oldest rival.
The Blue and 'White has not de
feated Pitt in the Smokey City
since 1919 when the Lions tri
umphed, 20-0.
However, the classic victory of
the long series was recorded in
1939 when the Panthers were
humbled 10-0 on New Beaver
Field to create one of the biggest
upsets of the season.
* * .in
Pehn State-West Virginia game
statistics:
First clowns
No. pen. against
Yds. lost pen- .
No. fumbles lost
Rushing net yds.
Passes. attempted
Passes completed
Net yds. passing
Passes intercepted
Net yards gained
Punts blacked 0 1
Yards punts 320 269
Ave. dist. punts yds. ... 36 30
Vernon Miller, Altoona high
school harrier who broke the
PIAA record here Saturday, is a
brother "of Ed Miller, a member
of Pehn State’s frosh cross-country
team.
Penn State 5, Syracuse 0.
Penn State 3, Navy 2.
Penn State 3, Army 2.
Penn State 0, Temple 0.
1940
Penn State 3, Gettysbui’g 1.
Penn State 3, Western Mary
land 0. .
Penn State 8, Bucknell 0.
Penn. State 7, Syracuse 0.
Penn Sta|e 2, Navy 1.
Penn State 5,. Army 6.
i Penn State 3, Penn 0.
Penn State 3, Temple 2.
. 1941
Penn .State Colgate 0.
Penn State . 7, .Bucknell 1.
Penn State 4,'Syracuse 0.
Penh State 5, Pfovy. 6.,,.
Recapitulation—Pehn State, won
60, .tied 5. Penn State scored 268
goals to 32 tor opponents.
'45 Roofers Trim
Army In Finale
Clyde Underwood's freshman
soccer team kept up Penn State’s
undefeated tradition Saturday
when they concluded an unbeaten
season by blanking the Army
plebes, 2-0.
Aided by fine work on the part
of his teammates, Frank Klase,
Nittany center forward, booted a
goal in the first quarter and dupli
cated this feat in the second per
iod. A tight Lion cub defense
kept the Army booters out of dan
gerous territory most of the after
noon.
The only blemishes on Penn
State’s record are two ties. Navy
and Syracuse battled the Lions to
1-1 scores.
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Varsity Finishes Fourth
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and Syracuse, sixth, 186.
Mac Mitchell, NYU, first, 26:40;
Nichols, Rhcde Island State, sec
ond, 26:57.2; Masten, Colgate,
third, 27:02.2; Bull, Dartmouth,
fourth, 27:22; Taylor, Rhode Island
State, fifth, 27:24; and O’Toole,
Manhattan, sixth, 27:30.
Freshman
Teem Scores: Manhattan, first,
60; Penn State, second, 67; NYU,
third, *74; Princeton, fourth, 106;
and Syracuse, fifth, 138.
Karver, Penn State, first, 15:-
51.3; Zoellner, NYU, second, 15:52;
Williams, Georgetown, , third,
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