TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER
Behind the S
Sebo
Says Lion Spirit
Won' Be 'Up' for Army
"Your boys wil
"It's just a shame
After Sebo
coaches chipped in,
desire to win as hit
These two statemen,
43-0 walkaway at Fra
seem like a loss for
Sebo and staff sh
about the thing call
He and his staff had '
boards in the locker
of "Nebraska Beats S
sire" type stories. Nee
he failed.
u f
But Sebo also had words of
praise for th e Li ns: "We
weren't as bad as the score
indicated, you (Pen State)
were just too good. Of course
we'll both have to wa i t 'til later
in the season for o r boys to
prove how good they,,are. (And
along the same lines, prove just
how good the Lions are. Is
that your inference, Mr. Sebo?)
"Your team threw nothing at
us we didn't know about. It was
Mai 41111
Dick Hoak
. . . his first TD
just a matter of your throwing
too much. You had the ball all
the time—or at least twice as
much as we did.
"I heard that Engle said his
team was improved 150 per cent
over their Nebraska performance.
Well, I'd like to say he's wrong—
you were improved at least 500
per cent."
After the "game," backfield
coach Joe Paterno was analyzing
the statistics and came up with
the fact that the Lions pulled off
100 plays (including the three
punts.)
•Somebody yelled to Paterno
that "We'll never do it again,"
and Paterno immediately cane
back with "Oh, yes we will."
(Army's next, Joe.) •
The first stringers were talk
ing about the speedy running of
the sophomore halfbacks Don
Jonas and Dick Hoak. The_two
converted quarterbacks are among
the fastest four runners on the
squad. Bucky Paolone is-still the
tops. and Bruce Gilmore comes in
ahead of Hoak.
The two combined salentssfor .
the 12-yard TD in the third
stanza and Jonas made_ a. well
timed tackle in the second
period when a Penn end broke
into the open and was just
about to haul in a long aerial.
Hoak 'picked up a first down
in the second quarter that almost
didn't come off. The ball needed
only to cross the Penn 15-yard
marker by inches an Hoak was
knocked out of bounds- on the
14-and-a-half. _
The head referee - s;
-of' the ball for the
_first , down for- Penn.
the Quakers went int,
did the head linesma
ing 'out and explain 1,
- Then it happene d
changed his mind—
. seconds remaining i '
But Al Jacks m a
squeeze in five play,
-ran the last, few -v
a well-deserved TD
While we're on th
sophomores, we mid
the "uneducated'? to:.,
Kerr.
Kerr, who had nev
an IMF:a: il4fttilitls,l.
30, 1958
- nes at Penn • • •
By MATT MATHEWS, Associate Sports Editor
:re really up for us," moaned Penn Coach Steve Sebo after the game.
Ley won't be as high for Army."
lade the gloomy prediction for the Lion-Cadet game, one of his
"Steve knows, and so does Rip Engle, that you can't keep a team's
3h for two consecutive weeks as they were today against us."
Ltr
s made the
klin Field
the Lions.
uld know
• "desire."
he bulletin
room full,
ate on De
less to say,
first attempt by a mile, But hei Steve Gerhart. That takes years
made up for it on the kickoff— of experience!
also his first. He drove it into l When they carried Tom Mul
the end zone on the first bounce.' raney off the field in the quarter,
Lucas learned his lessons the had the stretcher boys laugh
well at Nebraska, The punt he i ing by complaining_ that he really
booted out of bounds on the !didn't have to be carried off. He
Penn 2 actually hit on the one 'proved it ten minutes later by
on the fly according to Captain walking back onto the field.
gnaled loss
ions and a
Only after
the huddle
come rac
,he mistake.
a referee
ith only 2t.
the half.
aged to
mut Hoak
de to get
r . subject of
ht mention
of Jimmy
r attempted
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