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Stickmen Swamp
Swarthmore,lo-3
A converted goalie, Dave Wilkinson, playing only his fifth
game on attack, scored two goats and had three assists to
spark Penn State's lacrosse team to a 10-3 conquest of Swarth
more Saturday.
"Wilkie's" brilliant offensive performance coupled with
Harry Brown's equally capable * *
showing (two goals, four assists)
solved Earnie Baci's glaring of
fensive problem.
After injuries to three of his
key offensive players, Baer was
left with a "patched-up" attack
consisting of Wilkinson, Brown,
and 6-foot, 9-inch Bill McDon
ough. (McDonough also had two
goals Saturday).
Baer was quite pessimistic
about this new triumverate un
til the Swarthmore game was
over. But the new attack
showed up so well that his wor
ries appear over. The new line
accounted for six goals and
seven assists. It was the first
time this year that the Lion at
tack outscored the midfield.
Penn State's offense dominated
the game. Although the Little
Quakers scored first at 8:02, they
never were in contention
Wilkinson's first goal at 10:04
tied the score at 1-1. Then Mc-
Donough scored to give the
Lions the lead. Bob Boehmler
scored for Swarthmore at 18:56
and the game was tied. Then
"Two-Goal Wilkinson" hit the
nets again and the Blue and
White were in the lead for
good.
In the closing minutes of the
first half, John Behne and Chip
Henderson scored and Penn State
had a 5-2 halftime lead.
The second half was a repeat
of the first. Brown kicked off the
Penn State goal parade at 3:40.
McDonough followed a minute
later to give Penn State a 7-2
edge. Boehmler's second goal at
5:45 ended the Swarthmore scor
ing for the afternoon.
Three more Penn State goals
one each by Brown, Fred Dona
hoe and Behne wrapped up the
win for Earnie Baer's crew.
Baer said: "This was a great
team effort, our best this season."
He was very pleased with his
revamped attack and stated that
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Dave Wilkinson
. . . double or nothing
he would keep them together as
long as they played well.
Baer was also high on his de
fense. "Burt Houseworth played
his usual steady game in the nets,"
he said.
The win over Swarthmcce
put the Lions in a good position
to win the ,Penntylvania-Deja
ware lacrosse title. They need
wins over Lehigh tomorrow
and powerful Dickinson on Sat•
urday to tie Drexel for the lead.
All the remaining genies are at
home.
A winning season also is in sight
now if the Lions can win their
next three games with Lehigh,
Dickinson and Colgate. This
would really be an accomplish
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had such a poor start, losing six
out of their first nine games
against the toughest competition
in lacrosse circles.
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