WEDNESDAY. NO
EMBER 20, 1957
• oters End Careers
nst Pitt Saturday
Aga
• By LOU PI
What could be a
way to• end yoi
athletic career ti
ing your team
over the school's
That's the way si
hers of Penn State
hope to end their 1.,
tition when the Li 4
rival Pitt at Beave ,
day afternoon.
Included among
have given more
serviLt to Penn SI
lain Ralph Brow
Hedberg, a pair of
ers; Per Torgerso
live all-Americar
Dave Haase and 'c
a couple of 3-yet
and Tony Tremont
who blossomed is
this season.
Soccer Coach K n Hosterman
will no doubt mis these stand
outs next fall. He re's what he
thinks about his v luable sextet:
Brower—"We're really going
to miss Brower next year. He
has always been a] hard worker
and has continually hampered
opponents with his size and
'speed. Ralph's pulled the. team
together this year. He repre
sents a true captain and leader."
Hedberg—"Jimmy is a never
say-die type of player. What he
lacks in ability he makes up in
hustle. In three years he has al
ways had the same 'go-go-go,
hustle-hustle-hustle', type of atti
tude."
more fitting
r collegiate
an by lead
o a victory
r i tterest foe?
senior mem
s soccer team
arsity compe
ins host arch-
Field Satur-
the six, who
than faithful
ate, are cap
er and Jim
3-year start
, a dinabau.
performer;
alt Krauser,
r lettermen;
ie. a 1956 sub
i full growth
- - - .
Torgerson—"He's a real steady ! 1
blllayer. He's a geat scorer
Vicious •
aa fi p ne playmaker. r His playniak-1 Vince Ga i n s Lead
ing has really helped us this sea-' . •
son. He possesses a lot of talent. :
for soccer." Two Games in Grid Poll
Haa s e—" Dave's been ham
pered with injuries off and on In. one of the greatest displays of courage in many weeks,
since he came here, but he has Vicious Vince Carocci ventured out to the end of the limba lot of heart. He's always try' •
ing. His attitude is very good .Saturday and returned sole possessor of first place in the
and he's very cooperative." Daily Collegian's weekly grid poll.
Krauser— 'Walt's been a hard Vince's seven-eight mark doesn't tell of the reckless
worker. He's been out there try-,
ing most of the time. I think heiabandon with which he predicted
was really outstanding in the Col-'wins for SMU, Mississippi State„lthree-way tie could result. In
gate game this year. He playediNotre Dame, Stanford, and lowa.lsuch a case, it is expected the
like a pro - in that game." The first three came through totowl games would serve as a tie-
Tremonte Tony would haveiplace the relentless editor ti.volbreaker.
been a tremendous fullback if he games ahead of Lucky Lou Prato,
hadn't been hampered with schol-'and the coaches, tied for second.'
astic and personal difficulties. Vince holds a 70-50 (.583)chart Middies State Position
He's been a hustler and he has a
to 68-52 (.567) for Lou and they WASHINGTON. Nov. 19 (.•P)—
lot of spirit." 'Coaches. Despite his Florida-ov- Capt. Slade Cutter, Naval Acad-
Thanks coach—the Pitt victory , er-Vanderbilt choice, Lou had a emv athletic director, made clear
will be for you. five-ten day. Football secretary today that the Middies won't go
Louise - Nixon picked just six cor- to any football bowl game unless
Gavilan to Fight Byars lrectly for the coaches. !they beat Army,
CHICAGO, Nov. 19 (IP)—Kid: Miserable Matt Mathews re-
Gavilan, who at 31 has dreams of'signed himself to last with a ser
regaining the welterweight crown,; en-eight showing to stay seven
says he is going to prove he is aslgames behind the leader. Matt's
spry as ever when he meets Wal-f card reads 63-57 (.525).
ter Byarstomorrow night. I If the current nip -and-tuck
The 10-rounder at Chicago Sta- pattern for supremacy continues
diurn will be televised and broad-for the remaining two weeks of
cast nationally (ABC) 10 p.m..i the contest, a two, or easily a
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—Daily Collegian photo by Joe Patton
SOCCER COACH KEN HOSTERMAN poses with the six seniors
who will end their collegiate soccer careers Saturday against Pitt.
They are: left to right, kneeling—Per Torgerson. Walt Krauser. and
Jim Hedberg; standing—captain Ralph Brower, Hosterman, Dave
Haase, and Tony Tremonte.
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MSU Leads in AP Poll
Oklahoma tumbled from second Nal.y advanced two notches to
to sixth place in the Associated seventh place, with Army retain-
Press football poll after dropping ing :ts tenth ranking. The two
a 7-0 decision to Notre Dame.'service academies will square oft
ending a 47-game winning stre*lsione week from Saturday at
for the Sooners. ,Franklin Field in Philadelphia.
Notre Dame leaped out of the, lowa dropped from fifth to
depths into ninth place on the'eighth after bowing to the Buck
strength of its upset victory over eyes of Ohio State. 17-14.
Oklahoma.
Michgan State jumped from Former Basketball Star
fourth place to the top slot after; One of Penn States all-tune
Texas A&M, last week's top team,; basketball greats, Johnny Barr, of
suffered a 7-6 setback at the:Shamokin, now i. coaching at
hands of Rice. 'Susquehanna University. Ba ry
The Spartans were on tee; at played professional basketball
the beginning of the season, but with the Su Louis Bombers after
lost their lead twice because of a•Wodd War II
loss to Purdue,
Auburn moved into the second
position, followed by Ohio State,'
Texas AS:NI and Mississipp:
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Learn to
Relax
The best time to relax is
over a good meal. The meals
and the relaxation at Duf
fy's Tavern are perfect.
Start your weekend with
a relaxed meal at
Duffy's
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
State College on Route 322
(turn right at the Texaco Sta.)
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