WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1950
Booters Bump Bullets;
Unbeaten Streak At 19
After, 5-2 Road Victory
Bill Jeffrey's soccer giants crushed Gettysburg College
yesterday, 5-2, to extend their undefeated streak to 19 games.
The victory which was the fourth straight of the season,
showed the superiority of the National Co-Champions as they
tallied in eacls of the four quarters.
Five men took part in the scoring as the passing work
of the Nittany forward line prov
ed too much for the bewildered
Bullets. The Gettysburg goals
were scored in the third and
fourth quarters when the game
was slowed down by rough play
and penalties. One of. Penn State's
goals was counted on a pPnaltv
kick,
Clarence "Buzzer" Buss opened
the Lion scoring parade at 12:25
of the first period. Buss had pre
viously tallied the winning goal
in the 1-0 victory over Navy last
Saturday.
Gus Bigott, a veteran of the
1938 team tallied his first of the
season after only 45 seconds of
the second quarter. .
The third goal was Gary Nu
gent's first of the year when he
scored a 12-yard penalty boot at
1:00 after the kick-off in the sec
ond half. Captain. Harry Little
and Ron Coleman accounted for
the last two Lion scores but not
before Gettsyburg came to life
and made the scoreboard
3-1 at the end of the third quar
ter.
Little hit the Bullet goal at
10:10 of the final period and Cole
man followed suit at 16:15 The
losers made it 5-2 a minute later
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but the State booters held . the
three-goal lead for the remainder
of the game.
The referees played a prom
inent part in the contest as the
game developed and several
"rhubarbs',! among players and
officials occurred. One of these
resulted in the ejection from the
game of Penn State flulback Jay
Simmons.
The game was won without the
leading scorer of the team and
possibly of the country. Joe Lane.
Lane has been sidelined by an
injured ankle and has not slaved
more than 'a few minutes of the
last two games. The blonde speed
ster has tallied 9 times in two
full games he has played.
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In Scoring Duel
In the highest scoring duel of
the IM touch football season,
Delta Sigma Phi rallied from an
early 0-6 deficit to defeat Alpha
Tau Omega, 20-12. Other con
tests saw the independent Be-
To's top Dorm 40 for their sec
ond league win, 12-0, Chi Phi
down Theta Xi, 6-0, and the
Hamilton A's forfeit to the Mar
auders.
Delta Sig's Frank Feracco,
Larry Gedda and Chuck Lud
man produced the markers for
their team's second victory.
They had previously defeated
Phi Epsilon Pi, 6-0. Chi Phi also
triumphed for the second time
when Jim Lear raced 45 yards
with an intercepted pass.
Chi Phi downed Delta Theta
Sigma, 1-0 in their first con
test. Clint Burchill's fine pass
ing sparkee the winners
throughout the battle.
The Be-To's, winners over the
Tigers, 1-0, in their initial loop
encounter, hung up their second
triumph tonight over an out
classed Dorm 40 nine, who kept
pace with the victors until the
second half. It was the Maraud
ers' second win tonight' also
They had topped Watts' Spark
plugs, 7-6.
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Victors In 1 Swimming
In the three dual meets at
Glennland pool yesterday after
noon, natators from Sigma Phi
Epsilon, Pi Kappa Phi, and Delta,
Chi emerged victoriously as the
second round. of IM swimming
was completed.
In the meets held, Sigma Phi
Epsilon easily outscored Theta
Kappa Phi, 34-6; Pi Kappa Phi
routed Beta Theta Pi, 24-16; and
Delta Chi dunked Alpha Chi Sig
ma 23-12.
Bob Fitzgerald, Sigma Phi Ep
silon's ace merman, sparked his
team to victory with a triple
triumph. Fitzgerald won the 60-
yard free-style, breast stroke and
individual diving honors. PKP's
winged-merman, Howard David
son won the 60-yard back stroke
and breast stroke, while his team
mate Dick Jung displayed some
spectacular low-board diving.
Andy Harvey, Delta Chi's only
double winner, won the 60-yard
free-style and back stroke. As al
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