THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1
Rooters
At Pract
In an effort to injt
the Penn State soccer tj
“Mr. Change of Pace”
Mount Nittany to live
Hosterman decide
scholarly gentleman
Penn Saturday morning— i
defeat in 22 games for the
booters.
And so, based on the a<
the man from the hills, t 1
mentor has given his team
rest this week. Monday’s
session was held without t
efit of an intra-squad scri
and Tuesday’s workout w;
in a light scrimmage gai
Yesterday Hosterman ,
hooters a holiday but this
he will revert back to
schedule with a hard sci
game on tap.
. Hosterman's reason
ing the advice of "Mr.
of Pace" is one that is 9
almost all athletic coache,
ing the middle of a seas m.
It gets to be a grind f»r some
boys to come to practice four or
five times a week and do the
same thing over again, HoSterman|
said. This way a routine is broken
that tends to make a team stale.
With the toughest - half of ' the
schedule beginning to" come into
view, it is no wonder that Hoster
man has relaxed his training pro
gram this week.
Saturday the Lion hooters
visit College Park. Maryland,
to face the University of Mary
land—Atlantic Coast Confer
ence champions for the past
three years.
Next week Army makes its ap
pearance in the Nittany Vale and
IM Cagers
Open Season
Eight independent quintets in
augurated the Intramural Basket
bail season victoriously Tuesday
night at Recreation Hall.
Irvin Hall trounced the Rebels
28-13; and Aiche, missing nine out
of ten foul shots, bowed to the
Panthers 16-11. ’
Wagner’s 12 points, accounting
for half of the Bearcat total, were
to no avail as Bob Roland sunk
a field goal in the closing seconds
of the contest to give Pollock 4
a 25-24 triumph over the Bear
cats.
In two high-tension contests,
the Black Knights squeezed past
the Campus Trotters, 18-17, and
the Red Knights managed to sneak
away with another one point ver
dict, as they topped the Old Ones
21-20.
Kreams held a small, but domi
nating lead all the way to conquer
a strong Nittany. 36 team. 41-33.
Kreams’ Ed Simon led the scor
ing with 18 points.
The Bulls, paced- by Francie
Soroko’s 17 points, stampeded in
an overtime period to take a 35-30
decision from the Dutchmen;_and
in the only walkaway of the night,
Schmoo’s Boys humiliated • the
Dippers, 67-25. Tony DeGeorgio
and Joe Washko of the Schmoos
each reached the 20-point mark
in the scoring column.
. 1956
hange Routine
e Sessions
y LOU PRATO
't some new blood into the veins of
am, coach Ken Hosterman has asked
come out from his cave on top of|
with the hooters this week,
to heed the advice of the ancient
-•ause of the soccermen’s 3-2 loss to
the first!
Tittany
the following weekend the Lions
travel to Maryland again to meet
Navy and Catholic University.
Temple and the University of
Pittsburgh close out the Lion sea
son the week of November 19th.
tvice of
te Lion
I a slight
practice
[he ben
nmage.
spent
■ Hosterman is very much aware!
of the six games that remain on
the Lion schedule. “None of the!
games will be easy,” the Lion
tutor said, “and all are away but
the Army game. I’m sure those
teams won’t lay down and die
like Bucknell and Syracuse did
earlier in the year.’’
SOCCER SHORT—East Strouds
burg State Teachers College of
Pennsylvania, is slowly rising as
a top contender for national
championship honors this year
ave the
averring
hi s old
immage
seek
•tse
on by
d«*r-
The eastern Pennsylvania col
lege has gained much soccer pres
tige with, victories over West
Chester . and Brockport State
Teachers Colleges . . . Brockport
shared the national crown with
the Lions in 1955.
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