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Boaters Seek 2nd Win Against Terps
With all the pre-game noise ankles but we won. 3-0." ler, halfbacks Howie Maeirhofer
being generated around to- Only three of the eleven men. and Gary Miller, and goalie
day's Penn State - Army gr id who started against Maryland last, Jerzy Bruce are among this
fall will be in the same roles'
group.
tilt, one would think that foot- this year, including inside for-' All but Bruce started against
ball was the only sport on the ward Per Torgeson who booted:the Bisons. However, the junior
Nittany campus. one of those three goals. The from State College guarded the
But 3). hours before that long-nother returning veterans are full-;nets the whole second half last
awaited grid duel, the Lion soc- back Ralph Brower and wingman,week. He replaces letterman Don
eermen will host a tough Mary- Jim Hedberg. Dougald who is attending his bro
land team in one of the nation's Inside forward Mike Stoll- 'ther's wedding, this weekend.
outstanding soccer scraps of the meyer and halfback Herb Bert- ,
-slay. ner also opened against the . . ~
Game time at the Beaver Field Terns in 1956 but Stollmeyer is —....
soccer turf is 10 o'clock. on the injury shelf and Hertner
This will be the 10th meeting h as b een ous t e d from hi s fi rs t
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e the two clubs since the series line post by letterman Walt
began in 1948. And as was the Krauser, a reserve last year. do-...... 0
case of Bueknell. the Lions' open-
Another cub in 1956. Paul Bau
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game foe, the Terps have yet t-
e will get a starting berth today.
to earn a victory over the Blue
Bauer saw time at halfback then
and White. .r, •
and not athis present fullback
'But don't let that record fool
you. - Coach Ken Hostermsri 5.1°1 *
said. - "Our games are always The rest of Hosterman's start- .. -
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close for they have a rouoh, ers are newcomers. Well, they're
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tough club. We were the only not exactly newcomers any longer
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team to defeat them in the reg- —not after being so instrumental 0.
ular season last year," Hosier- in last week's 10-0 win over Buck- :':.
man continued, "and we had to nell. to.:
play one of oui best games to Inside forward Ihor Chyzo- '=.'"in
do it. That was some game. It wych, wingman Lou Vanßafel
was played in mud up to our Ole= center forward Bill Fied-
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7 Win IM Grid Games
Phi Kappa Sigma edged Phi; go in the ball game on Harry
Mu Delta 3-7, and Pi Kappa Phil Davidson's 35 yard field goal.
squeaked by. Sigma Phi Epsilon The exciting climax came on
14-9 in two roughly-contested In- the very next play as Pi Kappa
tramural games last night. i Phi returned the kickoff with a
Tau Kappa Epsilon defeated i Ron Rainey-to-Bob Patterson
Theta Xi, 6-0; Sigina Alpha Ep- : pass to give them the 14-9 win.
silon shutout Alpha Chi Sigma, ! Behind 7-0, Phi Kappa Sig
26-0, Alpha Sigma Phi beat Phi :scored a safety in the waning
Kappa, 16-0 Theta Delta Chi ,
:seconds of the firs t half and
defeated Alpha Chi Rho, 1-0 ,scored the game winning touch
and Phi Kappa Tau won by for- :dov. - n midway in the second half.
fail over Alpha Chi Rho in the !Phil Hodges raced for the TD
other games. ;from five yards out.
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A Tack Michels-to-Dutch Ber-i
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early lead in their ball game. Butt All wrestling candidates—var-
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Kappa Phi went ahead '
second half on the m sit a y n - , a m n e d et s sophomore
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Rainey. Rainey hit Joe Bellwoar'
,reation Hall mat area Tuesday
In the end zone to tie the scoreiat 4:30 p.m.
6-6 and Fred Martin kicked thei
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in the lead. ,veteran professional grid star,
SPE, not to be denied, went icompeted in football and boxing
ahead with three minutes to at Penn State.
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