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Lion Lacrosse
To Begin Fall
The Lion lacrosse team, fresh from one of its most suc
cessful seasons in five years, will commence fall practice
Sept. 26, according to head coach "Nick" Thiel.
Thiel, who , will begin his twenty-second year at the helm
of the Nittany stickmen next spring, will have three of last
year's regulars back in the fold around whom he can build
his team.
The veteran mentor said that freshmen interested in going
•ut for lacrosse should report at
the Water Tower at 4 p.m.
Oct. 3 for practice. He empha
sized the fact that no previous
experience is needed to play la
crosse. Anyone who participated
in high school athletics would
not find the sport difficult to
play, he added.
The stickmen ended up on the
blue side of the ledger for the
first time since 1951 last spring
as they won six of their last
seven matches to post a 7-5 card.
They also were crowned the
Penn sylvania - Delaware cham
pions.
Hamel Returns
The returning stickers will be
led by attackman Bob Hamel,
who was runnerup in scoring last
year. His 19 goals were only one
behind the top man in that de
partment, Joe Erwin. Both Erwin
and Hamel were named on the
Penn-Delaware all - star team.
Hamel was also runnerup in scor
ing in 1954 when Al Fulton broke
the individual Penn State scor
ing record.
Another returning attackman,
Frank Locotos, will be back to
chip in his share of the goals
next spring. Locotos was given
honorable mention in the Penn-
Del selections last spring.
Bullock Back at Defense
One of the outstanding defense
men of last season's team, Bob
Bullock, will be back to halt at
tacks on the Lion? goal. Match
after match Bullock was named
the outstanding defenseman.
The remainder of the squad
will be made up of underclass
men who picked up valuable ex
perience in second string roles
last season.
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Sunday Hike to Be Held
Have nothing to. do Sunday
afternoon? Feel. like some out
door pleasure? Here it is—a hike
to Mt. Nittanr.
Penn State's Outing Club will
open its activities Sunday at 2
p.m. with. a picnic' hike to Mt.
Nittany. The group . will meet
behind Old Main "rain or shine"
at 2. •
As for rewards—a picnic wiener
roast will be held atop Mt. Nit
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Gordon McCartney, president,
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of rain canvas shelters will be
erected , for •the wiener roast.
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new head.sril coach. He'll loran
the split-T attack for the Pan
thers this year in addition to , fill
ing the holes left by halfback
Henry Ford and tackles Eldred
Kraemer and Lour Palatella. Both
tackles were a tough team and
Ford. was the backbone of the
'54 defense. To replace them. wilt
not be easy.
hi addition ?Oahelawn, who
will be relying on a large num
ber of sophomores who broke in
to the lineup Ja 191*, says, "We
have some holes But
also have to • , improve our, Pass
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attack."
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