THURSDAY. NOVEMBER
Lion 800
Leading
The Nittany Lion -.
season could well be de
the fittest."
Starting with the- N,
the Lion booters will pl
in a short span of ei
Whether the Nittany
men can emerge from tt
ing quarter of their set
victorious fashion remai
seen. But if they do, the' .
almost no doubt in a
mind over the placing
Lions in the ranks of th
collegiate soccer powe
nation..
After tomorrow's g . with
the once-beaten Mid• - the
Lions slip over to W. ."ngton,
D.C., for a Saturday ternoon
encounter with Catho Uni
versity.
Coach Ken Hosterma 's eleven
don their traveling clot es again
Tuesday to meet Templ - Univer
sity in Philadelphia. ey close
the season next Saturda in Pitts
burgh against the Pitt Panthers.
The Lions will prob • bly meet,
their roughest oppone , t tomorH
row •at Annapolis. Th- Middies,'
who are almost alw. ys listed
among the leading tea s in any
collegiate sport,. have only one
loss this year—a 1-0 . ecision to
Yale.
They have eight vi osies to
their credit, including four shut
outs, and hive accumulated 33
goals while limiting their op
ponents to seven. "
Pennsylvania was the only
team able to chalk up more than
a goal against the blue wave. The
Quakers, who handed the Lions
their lone defeat of the season, 3-2,
lost a heart-breaking 4-3 overtime
decision to the Middies.
In other g a ime s Navy de
feated Brooklyn College, 6-0;
Princeton, 2-0; Virginia. 3-1; Pitts
burgh, 5-1; Slippery Rock State
Teachers College, 6-0; Haverford, ,
5-0; and Swarthmore, 2-1.
Mantle Unanimous
Choice as MVP
NEW YORK, Nov. 14 RI
Mickey Mantle, the New York
Yankee slugger who won the
American League's triple batting
crown, today was unanimously
named the most valuableplayer
of the League in the balloting of
the Baseball Writers Assn.
Only once before in the history
of the voting had a player won
without a dissenting vote. That
was in 1953 when Cleveland's Al
Rosen won.
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15. 1956
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ccer teams final four games of the 1956
cribed by the Darwin theory, "survival of
'vy game tomorrow afternoon in Annapolis,
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Bowling Wins
Two shutouts were registered
in Tuesday night's intramural
bowling action. Delta Upsilon, led
by Jim Lockerman, whitewashed
Phi Delta Theta, 4-0, and Alpha
Tau Omega, spearheaded by Dave
Dickinson's 235 single and 528
series, trounced Alpha Zeta, 4-0.
of the
I- top ten
;. in the
In other fraternity action Theta
Xi defeated Phi Gamma Delta
3-1, and Kappa Delta Rho topped
Sigma Alpha Mu 3-1, despite Al
lan Rose's 203 single and 518
series for the losers.
Theta Delta Chi knocked off
Tau Phi Delta, 3-1, and Phi Sigma
Delta and Tau Kappa Epsilon
split at 2-2.
Penn State defeated Illinois and
Ohio State in its last two starts
against Big Ten football teams.
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