PAGE SIX
Middies Sink Soccermen, 2-1
National Title Aspirations
Practically Diminished
Navy's once-beaten soccer team just about ended Penn
State's chance for a third successive national soccer cham
pionship yesterday afternoon at Annapolis when they came
from behind to score a 2-i victory over the Lions.
Coach Ken Hosterman's hooters will skip over to Wash
ington, D.C. this afternoon to play their first game in history
against Catholic University.
It was the second loss of the season for the Nittany
Ralph Brower Dave Davis
Lion fullbacks shine in defemire play
rooters who will almost need a
miracle or an early visit from
Santa Claus to retain their two
year title.
By winning, the Middies have
placed themselves into a posi
tion where they could succeed
the Lions to the national crown.
They sport a 9-1 record, losing
only a 1-0 decision to Yale, and
have only the annual Army clas
sic left on their schedule.
For only the second time this
season, Penn State's opponent
.utshot them. Navy took 26
cracks at the Lion goal while
ih e Nittanies attempted 17
against the Middies. Corner
kicks were even at four-all.
Navy's key to victory may have
been the - bottling up" of Tommy
Nute, the Lions' leading scorer.
it kept the senior center forward
as inactive as a football stadium
in the middle of winter, holding
him scoreless and preventing him
from getting more than two shots
at the Navy goal.
Mike Stollmeyer, one of Nute's
sophomore scoring partners, was
the only Lion able to break past
the Navy defense. He tallied the
first goal of the game in 5:30 of
the first period after taking a
pass from Per Torg,eson—the oth
er member of the Lions' usually
potent scoring trio.
Navy's two scores came in the
next quarter. Chuck Harlow
whipped the ball past Lion goalie
John Lawrence at the 2:18 mark
to tie the score and 16 minutes
later Dick Abington put the Mid
dies ahead to stay. with a 12-
By LOU PRATO
yard shot that came within inches
of missing the net.
In the third stanza the Lions
tried desperately to pierce the
Navy defense. They took eight
shots at the Middie goal but
could not find the right hole.
In the final period Navy domi
nated the offensive action, at
tempting ten shots at the Lion
net. But it too was unable to come
up with another tally. As is usual
ly the case in a defensive con
test, the fullbacks received the
most after-game-praise. Navy's
duo—All-American Andy >•ias
simino and veteran Harvey Cam
eron— were lauded for their ef
forts in keeping Penn State's shot
attempts far below the previous
42-game average.
The Lion fullbacks, Ralph
Brower and Dave Davis, did
equally as well in stopping the
speedy midshipmen from scoring
more than twice.
The day was not a complete
downfall for Penn State as Lion
freshman hooters won their
third game of. the year with a
4-0 win over the Navy Plebes.
Hosterman's team will be in
for another tough encounter this
afternoon. Catholic University
; owns a 6.1-1 season record and
iit recently captured the Mason
iDixon Conference Championship.
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with top-notch versatility. But if
passing is made impossible today
the .I'cittanies will -fashion one of
the best running games in the
East against their visitors from
below the Mason-Dixon line.
Ray Alberigi, who pulled up
lame with a charley horse last
Saturday. is in excellent condi
tion and will be at left halfback
today. The other portion of the
strong Nittany attack is Billy
Kane, who leads Alberigi by 28
yards in the rushing department,
418 to 390.
Emil "Babe" Caprara, who is
undoubtedly the best faking
back on the team and who is
largely responsible for Kane
and Alberigi chewing up large
chunks of ground. will be at
fullback.
The Wolfpack backfield,
though light, boasts the fastest
set of backs the Lions will face.
this year. Halfbacks Dick Hunter
and Dick Christy are both speed
kings and lead the team in rush
ing, while quarterback Tom Ka
tich passes, boasting a 10 for 16,
record. Tony Guerrieri will be the:
NCS fullback and the biggest man'
in the backfield at 178 pounds.
North Carolina State has not
beaten the Lions in four outings
and have been able to score only
six points in that span, which
could be added incentive for win
.ning today.
What probably will give the
Lions added confidence today is
the famed two-platoon system
they boast. Engle uses his "other
team" at three or four spots in
the game and it eventually wears
down the opposition. This could
be a deciding foctor in today's
game.
Seniors making their last
home stand are: end Doug
Mechling and Jim Lockerman:
tackles Jack Calderone and
Walt Mazur: guards, Sam Val
entine, Dick DeLuca. Dick Mc-
Millen. and Jack Artist: center
Dan Radakovich: backs. Plum.
Kane. Alberigi. Irving Hill. Jay
Livsey. and John Bruno.
The probable starting lineups:
PS NCS
Walters LE Collar
Mazur LT Szuchan
DeLuca LG Reazick
Radakovich C Oddo
Valentine RG Tokar
Calderone RT DeAngelis
Mechling RE Pepe
Plum OB Natick
Alberigi LH Hunter
!Cane RH Christy
Caprara FE Guerrieri
Frosh Coed to Play k
In Hockey Finals
Being named to one of the top eight field hockey teams
in the country is great, but achieving this honor as a fresh
man is even greater.
Maxine Hampton, right fullback on the Nittany Lion
field hockey club team, is the first Penn State coed to be
selected to play in the United
.States field hockey finals. will tour other countries to play
their teams and will also re re-
She was named to the right
_ sent the United States against
fullback position on the Mid
East second team as a result of teams coming to this country.
her excellent defensive play and A first semester education ma
flashy stickwork with the Cen- jor from Darby, Maxine has been
tral Pennsylvania team at Me-
playing fielr hockey for six years
chanicsburg Saturday. —since she was in junior high
Three years ago. Barbara Lew- school.
is, then a senior at the Uni- (Continued on page seven)
versify. was named as an al
ternate on the Mid-East Third
team. However. the alternates
do not go to the finals unless
to replace a member of the
first or second team.
Maxine rose to the first step of
success when she was chosen for,
the Central Pennsylvania team
Nov. 3 along with three of her
Penn State teammates—Carolyn
Briggs, Sally Jervis, and Bar
bara Knight.
During the Thanksgiving week-,
end Maxine will play, as a mernH
ber of the Mid-East's second
team, against teams from the;
other seven sections of the coun-1
try at the Philadelphia Criquet'
Club
Two games will be played
each day, beginning on Thurs
day, Nov. 22 and ending on
Sun. Nov. 25. Individual per
formance will be watched and
the best 22 coeds will be se
lected as the United States'
first two field hockey teams.
The two United States teams
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Swim Wins
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Phi Kappa
I Sigma, Delta Sigma Phi, and Al
pha Tau Omega advanced to the
semifinals of the fraternity IM
swimming tournament by virtue
of their victories last night.
Al Rossi and Karl Snyder led
TKE to a 27-14 win over Delta
Chi. Snyder captured the free
style in :32.4. Rossi took the back
stroke in :39.4 and the dive with
:21.9 points.
TKE's Snyder, Paul Johnston,
Ed Rohm, and Al Ely won the
relay in 1:02.7. Jim Hepler copped
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] - ianded Delta Chi's only first
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Losing 17-10 after the first
three events, Phi Kappa Sig came
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