FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16.
Rooters
Penn State's soccer teak
the initial step of its fi
game road tour this after
Annapolis, Md., when it
the United States Naval A
in a game that will probab
a sizeable bearing on th
tion of the 1956 nationa
champion.
Both-teams are rated am
leading contenders for th
and a loss would probabl
nate the defeated team fr
consideration by the NC
The Middies would p
be installed in the favor
by the oddsmakers if su
were made available in s
in football. Navy sports
impressive record with ei
and one loss and besid
own a victory over the U'
38'ers Gain 1
ATO, DU WI
The Nittany 38'ers ed
Nittany Supporters, 23-
night to advance into t
pendent intramural s
The 38'ers swept all in. ividual
first places. Al Schraff t.ok the
60-yard freestyle in :37.0 Team
mate Bob Welch thrash- . to vic
tory in the 60-yard •backstroke
with a :48.3 clocking. "
Bob Passmore won the 60-yard
breaststroke in :45.1 and Don Col
lier completed the 38'ers sweep of
individual events with 16 points
in the dive.
The Supporters' Larry ! Had's.,
Dan Mangle, Don Dinsmore, and
George Willock won the 120-
yard freestyle relay in 1:011.2.
In fraternity meets Alpha Tau
Omega defeated Chi Phi, 2546,
and Delta Upsilon dropped Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, 24-16, to move in
to the quarter finals.
Du's Steve Stevens captured'
three first places to come within,
one point of the entire SAE team
total. Stevens swept the free-
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ravel to Annapolis Today
. takes of Pennsylvania, thi only team The rest of the Navy lineup will
f our able to defeat the Lions this year. find Hugh Marxer at goalie; John
oon at Seven men, including four start- Hamilton and John Meehan in
ers, are back from the 1955 eleven the other halfback slots; Dick Ab
ineet-b which lost a 3-1 decision to the ington at outside left; and Mike
ademy Lions. Andy Massimino, an all- Woodbury at inside right.
y have American honorable mention full- Lion coach Ken Hosterman is
selec- back choice and captain Jim going to go along with the old
soccer O'Connell head the list. Massi- coaching axiom ... "never change,
mino will start at right fullback a winning combination" for his,
,•ng the and O'Connell at inside left. starting picks. He will start the
honor Two other 1955 first stringers same team that routed West Point,
elimi- —left fullback Harvey Cameron last Saturday, 8-0.
I'm title and right halfback Dick Hart- John Lawrence will guard the
A. man—return to their respective goal; Ralph Brower and Dave
obably positions. Davis will be in fullback spots:
to role Chuck Harlow, Guillermo Zari- Ward Hill, Steve Flamporis, and
h odds quiey, and John Newell saw ac- Herb Hertner will man the hair
ccer as tion in reserve roles last year. back positions; Dutch Walz and
a more Harlow starts at center forward Jim Hedberg will be at the wings;
ht wins and Zariquiey at outside right Per Torgeson and Mike Stoll
s they this year but Newell is still con- meyer at the insides and Tommy
iversity fined to bench status. Niite at center forward.
tramurai Swim Final;
in Fraternity Meets
ed . the
8, last
e inde
imming
style in :32.0, the butterfly in
:39.5, and the dive with 16 points.
Della Upsilon's Ogie Norris
took the backstroke in :46.5.
SAE's Jim Musser. Dan Lessig,
Dan Friday, and Bob Murray
won the relay in 1:04.6.
Alpha Tau Omega's Ed Schwar,
Harry Sload, Larry Bayer, and
Charles Weil copped the relay in
1:02.4.
Individual winners for ATO
were Schwar with :33.9 in the
freestyle, Sload with 47.4 in the
backstroke and Bill Pickering
with 18.9 points in the dive.
Cage Clinic to be Held
Penn State's now-annual one
day basketball clinic will be held
on Saturday, December 1, with
McKeesport High School's Neenie
Campbell and Coatesville's Wally
Funk as the visiting lecturers.
Penn State opens its season
against Carnegie Tech in the cli
max to the .day-long session.
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I Frosh Booters
In Final Game
Dave Bishoff's freshmen soccer
ten will travel to Navy to play
the undefeated plebes at 2 p.m.
today.
Although without the services
of star attackman Al Shane and
lacking depth, Bishoff feels that
the team can win its second and
last game of the short season if it
can keep pace with the well
conditioned middies.
In the only game played, the
frosh shutout the Frostburg State
Teachers College varsity, 2-0.
Bill Feidler, who like Shane was
an All-Philadelphia star for three
years, will carry the weight of
the attack.
Booter 'Melting Pot'
Penn State 'boasts a "United
Nations" all of its own on the
1956 soccer team. Sparking the
current team are Athens-born
Steve Flamporis, Norwegian-born
Per Torgeson, and. Mike Stoll
meyer, of Trinidad, British West
Indies. Flamporis is the team cap
tain and only senior of the trio.
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Lifters to Meet
Harrisburg YMCA 1
The Penn State Barbell Club
will host the Harrisburg YMCA'
in a weight-lifting meet at 3 p.m.!
tomrrow in Recreation Hall.
Competition will be held in'
the three Olympic lifts, the Mili-!
tary Press, Snatch, and Clean and
Jerk.
The Lion lifters are led by
club president Chuck Givler. 1-13-1
pound class. Givler has been beat-;
en only once in dual competition.'
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