I’AGE FOUR
Jeffrey men Down Navy , Extend Win Streak to Four
Avenge Lane '4B Loss;
Lawroski Game's Star
After successful scuttling a fighting Navy soccer crew by a
3-0 count on Saturday, Coach Bill Jeffrey is grooming bis all
victorious charges for their fifth straight triumph of the season
when they tackle Colgate this weekend.
It was a revengeful horde of Nittany hooters which
ran the Midshipmen into the ground with their devastating
attack, and at the same time the
win avenged last season’s lone loss,
which came at the Middies’ hands.
The victory also brought to eleven
the Lions’ string of games without
defeat over a two-year span
Harry Lawroski, a booter who
started his first contest for the
Lions, proved to be a mighty han
dy man to have around and he
personally saw to it that the Navy
was scuttled.
Replacing the ailing star for
ward, Ron Coleman, Lawroski tal
lied twice, once in the first period
and then- again in the final canto,
to lead the Blue and White to its
fourth consecutive win of the year.
LAWROSKI,
Lawroski, a chemical engineer
ing major with a 2.8 average, was
never better.
As was the' case a year ago, the
Lions were favored to beat Navy,
but last season the Midshipmen
routed the Nittanymen and again
Saturday it seemed like a possible
;Navy win was in the making when
Coleman was unable to play be
cause of an injured ankle.
Coach Jeffrey gambled—his ef
forts were well rewarded when
Lawroski, with twelve minutes of
the game gone, scored the first
-goai.
Harry Little, another diminutive
soccer warrior, who was named to
All-America honorable mention
last season, came through with a
long shot to pad the Lions’ lead.
To add to the insult, Lawroski
again found the payzone in the
final period for the shutout win.
FULLBACKS
For the first time this season the
Lions were faced with a strong
offense, as’Navy continually pene
trated into the Blue and White
danger zone, but because of the
efforts of a duet,of hulking full
backs, Chuck Margolf and Bill
Yerkes, the Lion goal was never
scored upon.
In this day of two platoon sys
tems Jeffrey pulled quite a sur
prising stunt when he allowed
nearly all his starters to play the
entire' 88 minutes.
Lawroski, who was ably spelled
by Spence Boyer for a few mo
ments, was the only substitute to
see action in the entire fracas.
Pos Penn State Navy
o' Lawther Morgan
RF Margolf Masins
LF Yerkes Ruos
RH Hannah ■ Colvin
CH Hostel-man McClernan
T,H Krnyblll Craven
,OR Buss Busse
IK Little Bendell
C Lane Boyce
TL Lawroski Jayne
OL Leib Snnce
Score by periods:
Penn State
Navy
. Penn State scoring: Lawroski 2, Little.
Penn State substitution: Boyer. Navy
substitutions: Thompson, Hodnott, Four-
'/an, Mueller, Loetcher.
Officials: Reppitti and Kraft.
JV Soccer Team
Wins Opener
The junior varsity soccer team
opened its season with a 1-1 tie
against Frostburg Teachers Col
lege at Beaver Field Saturday af
ternoon.
Bud Fenton, center forward,
tallied the lone Lion goal in 9:20
ot the first period. In the second
period Frostburg’s Wenner
brought his team from behind by
scoring a goal in 15:27. Ken Hos
terman piloted the Penn State
team.
95 Opponents
Since they started playing in
tercollegiate . football back in
1896, Michigan State’s Spartans
have met 95 different teams on
the gridiron. They have played
a total of 425 games, winning 251,,
’osing 144 and tying 30.
Still Winning
BILL JEFFREY
JV's Triumph;
Win First, 19-7
Improvement and the makings
of a polished team were in evi
dence as the Nittany jayvee’s re
corded their first conquest of the
season, downing a scrappy team
from Lock Hriven, 19-7, at Beaver
Field Saturday.
Late in the first quarter, half
back Emory McCourt passed to
end Bill Barber for the first score,
and from the second half kickoff,
the Lions began to roll.
McCourt went around left end
in the third period, but Lock Ha
ven countered in the fourth quar
ter to make the score 12-7. Barber
was on the receiving end of an
aerial from Jim Pollard for the
final score, Phil Klocek convert
ing.
Scoring by the Nittanies may
have reached greater heights, but
over-anxious hands accounted for
the incompletion of several passes
that might, have' gone all the way.
Coach Bill Gutteron will con
centrate on brushing-up on offen
sive plays and working on the tim
ing of the pass receivers this week
in preparation for the team’s next
game with Syracuse on October
28, at Beaver Field. ,
Wrestling Notice
Wrestling Coach, Charles Spei
del requests all those interested
in trying for a post on the 1949
squad report to the mats in Rec
reation Hall after 4 p.m. Tuesday,
Wednesday, or'Thursday.
. All those who have been un
successful in trying to get a
physical examination to date
should report there at 4 o’clock
today.
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FOOTBALL: Michigan State 24,
Penn State 0
JV FOOTBALL: Penn State 19,
Lock Haven STC 0
SOCCER. Penn State 3, Navy 0
JV SOCCER: Penn State 1,
Frostburg STC 1
nearly
ground
Johnson Nips
Swim Record
Bob Johnson wiped out a one
year-old intramural backstroke
mark as he led Delta Tau Delta I
to a 30-10 victory over Tau Kappa I
Epsilon Friday afternoon.
Delta Sigma Phi upset Phi Sig
ma Kappa, first round winner, and
Alpha Phi Alpha set back Delta
Theta Sigma, also a first round
victor, in fraternity touch football
games Friday night. Dorm 7 and
Riverside gained wins in the In
dependent half of the schedule.
Delta Upsilon, Phi Kappa Sig
ma, Penn Haven and Beaver House
registered victories in touch foot
ball games Thursday night. DU
also drubbed Lambda Chi Alpha,
28- in swimming, and Phi Kappa
Psi routed Theta Xi, 37-7. Sigma
Nu was awarded a forfeit win
over Alpha Epsilon Pi.
In other swimming meets last
week, Dorm 31 scored a lopsided,
29- triumph over Penn Haven,
Dorm 44 knocked over Dorm 43,
23-8, and Kappa Sigma edged Al
pha Phi Delta, 20-17.
Johnson swam to a 39.8 seconds
win in the 60-yard backstroke to
wipe from the books the former
mark of 40.9 seconds set last year
by Jerry Weiser of Phi Epsilon Pi.
Jack Wallace and Harry Mc-
Mahon were other winners in the
DTD victory,
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Weekend Sports
Results
THURSDAY GAMES
GEDDA. MAYER
Larry Gedda and Red Mayer
scored the touchdowns that' gave
Delta Sigma Phi its 13-6 win over
Phi Sigma Kappa. Gedda scored
on a pass from Chuck Ludman arid
Morie Samuel tallied the extra
point on a toss from Skippy Han
son to give DSP a 7-0 halftime
edge.
An 80-yard pass play, started by
Jack Roy and winding up with
Pat Astor, made the score 7-6, but
Hanson passed to Mayer for ah
insurance touchdown. Phi Sigma
Kappa had beaten Delta Chi, 13-0,
in its opener.
Two quick touchdown passes by
Don Carroll, within the first four
minutes of play, enabled Alpha
Phi Alpha to down Delta Theta
Sigma, 13-0. Carroll heaved 20
yards to Mickey Hewitt for the
first score, and a few seconds later
found Walt Tresville in the clear
and connected for another 20-yard
completion and touchdown.
Dorm 7 gained its second win of
the season, blanking Dorm 8, 7-0,
and Riverside was forced into
overtime before it could squeeze
by Dorm 41, 1-0.
Boxing Meeting
All men interested in. intercol
legiate boxing and managerial
positions are requested to attend
a meeting of the Penn State box
ing team in 418 Old Main tomor
row at 7:30 p.m. , .
Gilbert Announces Lettermen
For Lacrosse, Baseball Teams
Baseball and lacrosse letter winners, for. last spring were recently
announced.by Harold Gilbert, Graduate Manager of Athletics. Twen
ty-two stickmen were named to receive monograms by Coach Nick
Thiel, while Coach Joe Bedenk picked seventeen baseballers as “S”
winners.
The Lion diamondmen captured 19 wins in 24 starts against the
East’s top competition. The Nittanies advanced to the finals of the
District 2 NCAA playoff series at
Dexter Park, Brooklyn, N.Y.,; be
fore bowing to a bat-happy St.
John’s outfit
LOSSES
Three men will be lost to the
Nittany nine via graduation. Bill
Benyish, top relief • twirler, and
Captain Hal Hackman, glue-fin
gered shortstop, graduated in
June. Cy Miller, number one
Imoundsman, will graduate in Feb
ruary. Both Hackman and Miller
played professional baseball last
summer—Hackman with Sunbury
in the Class B Inter-State League,
and Miller with Muskegon, Mich.,
iii the Class A Central League.
Included among the baseball let
ter winners are Hen Albright, Bill
Bair, Bill Benyish, Clarence Buss,
Owen Daugherty, Capt. Hackman,
Jack Kurty, Stan Laganosky and
Jim Masticola.
Miller, Bill Ondick, Bill Tegt
meyer, A 1 Tkac, Joe Tocci, Cap
tain-elect Dick Wertz, and Norm
Cochrane arid John Lachenmayer,
co-head managers.
Closing fast after showing slow
mid-season form, Thiel’s lacrossers
ended the season with a 6-4 record
by smashing to .wins in their final
two outings.
Bob Abernathy, Co-captain-elect
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Eddie Belfield, Ernie Baer, Harry
Bragg, John Finley, John Hager
man, Jack Hayes, John Hughes,
Rocco lannetta, Dean Kissell, Co
captain-elect Bobby Louis and
John Lux earned letters.
In ; addition, Thiel also named
John Nehoda, Captain Rog Nestor,
Tom Smith, Lou Ritchie, F. C. Fry
burg, Murph Szadziewicz, Buddy
Thomas, Wally Weaver, Jim Wor
ley and Manager Dick Smith for
sweaters.
Graduation will leave a big hole
in Thiel’s lacrosse roster for 1950,
but' Thiel is looking ,dt the future
optimistically. ’
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