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Army Downs Gridders, 2743
Superior Cadet Line
Key to Big Victory
By VINCE CA.ROCCI
Sports Editor
An Army team, sparked by a brilliant effort by its su
perior line, threw an imposing roadblock in the path of the
potential Penn State quest for number one rating in the East
by handing the Lions a sound 27-13 defeat Saturday afternoon
at Beaver Field before 32,660 fans.
Incidentally, the attendance fi
rure set a new record in Tenn P rato
State annals, erasing the old mark Captures
4,f 32,424 set in 1955 when Nay_:visited Beaver Field.
For Army. its definitely su. Grid Poll Lead;
perior line play was the major
factor in its victory. Time after Mathews Last
time in the first half, the Cadet
line contained the Lion ground Defending champion Lucky Lou
attack and finally, when run- Plato has shot into the lead in
ning proved futile, Coach Rip the Daily Collegian's football fore-
Engle turned his offense to the casting game. A 10-5 chart on
air via the accurate arm of Saturday's games gives Lou an
quarterback Al Jacks who threw over-all 18-12 (.600).
27 passes in the secobd half— •
Vicious Vince Carocci and the
completing 12. So impregnable
coaches repeated their first week
did the Army line seem that the
showings of eight right, seven
Lions ran only 10 plays on the wrong. to fall into a second place'
ground in that second half— tie at 16-14 (.533). Magnificent ;
live in each of the third and Matt Mathews picked just six
fourth quarters.
the with
to drop deeper into last
Questioned on the switch to w i th a 13-17 (.433) mark
Air after the game, Engle said:, Victories for Miami over Bay-'
"We felt we could run but when )or and Dartmouth over Penn,
we found we couldn't, there was turned the trick for Lou. Wins for.
nothing else to do but p ass • • •'Arkansas, North Carolina, Ore-1
we do more running." (against Eon, and Kansas ruined everyone.
future foes). Only Coach Joe Paterno picked
Statistics prove that any ground Rice to beat Stanford, which the,
offense against the Cadets Satur- Owls did easily.
day was useless. The ,Lions fin- Matt and Paterno fell wi t h
ished with a total of 72 yards Southern Cal. who lost to Pitt.,
rushing .compared to 306 for Ar Matt also lost out by predicting,
mY. a win for West Virginia. With; MILWAUKEE, Oct. 7 VP)--;
Army Coach Earl Blank said af- many tough selections coming up,l
ter the contest that his line played iit will be interesting to see if ; Jerry Coleman accepted re
a much better game in the second Idatt can fight his way over the;sponsibility today like the of-,
half and that made the difference.:.soo mark. If he doesn't. a new:
Blaik, will get no argument from low in grid prognostications will:neer and gentleman that he is;
anyone on that statement —no have been reached. 'for the play that set up the'
one with football sense', anyway..
run by which the Milwaukee'
Despite the loss. Engle felt wondering, however, after the
that his team deserved a lot of York
,Lions walked off the field at half-!Braves beat the New
credit for its determined effort, t i me w i t h a 13-7 lead. B u t, then
and onel Yankees 1-0.
"Our kids never slopped trying. 'came the third quarter
" -
they stood and battled. The the most vicious football of-I I blew it, said, solemn
.of he solemn anand.
team
Mathews in the' has as much spirit as last ifenses—for one quarter, anywayligrim•
i He referred to the high bound-1
year's club . . . nur season ss ;—ever to be seen on the Beaver l _ r hi . y
o die
just starting." he said. 'Field gridiron was displayed''
isixth t
with E t d wo out. I
And, again. there will be no ar-, when Army rolled to three touch-1
gument to that statement. Thedowns in 14 minutes. Needless'
"I played it badly. I should
Lions battled as best they could to say, the Lions went scoreless.i have taken one step in. He
I fooled me with his speed." said
against the Cadets, but they just; During that quarter. the Cadets/ Coleman. the Yankee second
didn't have the horses to stop used drives of nine plays on each
the Army mule once it started series to score. Halfback Pete, b ou as t. e ” man. "He should have been
on its touchdown drives. Dawkinc scored the first TD of 1
Army supporters were set to. (Continued on page seven) i Instead, Mathews was safe as,
iColeman lobbed the ball to first.
}baseman Harry Simpson. Hank:
'Aaron dropped a pop fly between
!Coleman and right fielder Hank,
Bauer, and Mathews raced to
k'
Ad
d Heon Joe cocs
score
Penn State's seven remaining 6-6. It marked the fifth tie in third.l
football opponents camp off lilt which Penn State opponents have;single to ri
*ght. * *
weekend with four wins, two hecn involved. 7 • OP) --
1 MILWAUKEE, Oct. •
losses. and a tie. Williarn & its,M' I
the Lions' next foe. d.,,feated Vir- Pitt made it a sweep of the
While: television and newsreel ]
screaed is nam]
ginia Polytechnical In,titute. 13-7. West Coast with
an a Friday night
, dcameramen
newsmen houn m ded h his foot- e }
West Virginia, who will ap- victory over Southern Caii- ;steps in the Braves' clubhouse,'
pear at Beaver Field Nov. 2. lost fornia, 20-14. Art Gob, hero of 'Lew Burdette today phoned his;
to Wisconsin, 45-13. The Bad- the Panthers' 6.3 win over Ore- wife to tell her first-hand of his
gem led" by a Negro quarter- gon the week before. blocked a 1-0 victory over the Yankees. !
back from Little Rock. Ark.. Trojan punt and fell on it in 1 The fidgety righthtander, who:
Al Williams, were just too fast the losers' end-zone for one , was once Yankee property, spoke
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for the Mountaineers. Halfback touchdown. Quarterbacks Bill in hushed tones to Mary Ann Bur-I
Dan Lewis tore 86 yards for one ' Kaliden and Ivan Toncic scored dette, who gave birth to a daught- 1
Badger score and caught a long the other two on sneaks.
,er two weeks ago.
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pass to set up another.
Holy Cross walloped Dayton,:
Syracuse needed a late drive of
32-6, while Tulane whipped Lion This is Rip 'Engle's 14th yearl
P 4 yards to beat Boston Univers- foe Marquette, 20-6. The Lions' as a college football coach, the
ity, 27-20. Highlight of the drive win fly
toMilwaukee for their first six at Brown, the last seven,
was a 74 yard pass play from
- Nov. 9 date with Marquette. 'at Penn State.
Chuck Zimmerman to Ed Coffin.
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Zimmerman tallied the tie-break- ' '''''ClCzeirc.tincittMetclocactmitvoctetetetcwite,toveitN,..
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WIDE OPEN SPACES . . . Pete Shopa, Lion day's Penn State-Army football game. The
fullback, heads for a hole as End Norm Neff play gained four yards.
moves in to aid in the blocking during Satur-
Coleman Accepts Responsibility
For Allowing Winning Score
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Then he turned to the press and second inning with a pulled groin
'said,a "All right, boys, now I'm all muse] e, said he didn't know
:yours." !whether he would be able to play
Burdette, 30, said he mixed iin New York.
• screwballs, sinkers and sliders
i n shutting out New York on
• seven hits.
"I mixed them up pretty well," !
he said. "Once in a while I threw
;a fast ball?'
His toughest spot, the lanky naq
;tive of Nitro, IV, Va., said, was,
when he struck out pinchhitter:
!Elston Howard in the eighth with
!pinch runner Mickey Mantle oni
first.
"That was as big an out as any,",
he said.
Manager Fred Haney said he '
:thought Burdette was sharper to- •
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!day than he was in New York.
Asked about the Braves' one
! game edge. Haney replied:
'We still have to play Wednes
! day in New York and maybe
Thursday, Soo. I hope that !
Thursday game isn't necessary."
Red Schoendienst, the Braves',
veteran second baseman who was!
!forced to leave the game in they
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