The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, October 07, 1958, Image 9

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    TUESDAY, OCTOBER
ers Shin
Lion
By R
Any hopes tha
tional championsh
Teachers College,
This was a "d
had to be cleared
streak plus a lot of al
to its already glitt
history.
A crowd of about
partisan West Cheste
had a perfect day t 4
the most important •
to be played in the E
West Chester's v'
due mainly to an
defensive performs!
in by its backline d
Terry German, pla,l
game as a goalie, w!
cog in the West Chef
Ile saved 14 shots.
For the second str
last year the Rams
West Chester used
back defense" to bla
By deploying center
Onyschuk between t
backs, the hosts were
pletely bottle up Pen g
fense.
For the first quarter neither
team was able to mount much of
an offensive because of good de-I
fensive play.
With 2:15 of the second period
gone, Ram center forward Andy
Kelly scored on a "freak" shot.
Chris Jones, the West Chester
outside left, took a shot and it
bounced off the diving Lion
goalie Jerry Bruce. The ball fell
in front of the goal and Kelly
then tapped it in.
The goal started West Chester
on a hot streak and they began
to move. They 7--
kept the pres-
sure on the Penn '
State defense un
til their outside
left, Chris Jones,
tallied at 11:50. I
This ended the ,
scoring for the
half and the'
afternoon
Despite I h e
loss there was
one bright spot
for the Lions Hosterman
and that was their defense. "I
know it seems crazy to praise
a defense after a team loses,
but our fullbacks and goalie de
serve a lot of credit for hold
ing the score at 2-0," Hosier
man said. "I was extremely
pleased with Wayne Rogers."
"Rogers really hustled. If he
plays like that all the time, all
illy fullback worries will be over.
As of now I'm pretty confident
that the fullbacks will be pretty
See you soon!
Campanis Shoe Repair
7, 1958
ite Defeat
s Des
Booters Blanked
• m Defenses, 2..0
Penn State's soccer team might have had about winning another na
p
received a severe jolt Saturday when it lost to West Chester State
-O.
-or-die" game for both squads. For Penn State it was a big hurdle that
n route to a national title. For West Chester it meant a 16-game win
* * *
'ded prestige
firing soccer
2,000 highly
soccer fans
see one of
occer games
st this year.
dory was
.utstanding
ce turned
fense.
ing his first
s the main
ter defense.
if ight year—
won 5-1—
I en. "three
wk the Lions.
i orward Joe
e two full
able to cora
-1 State's of
Wayne Rogers
... bright spot in black day
solid for the rest of the year,'
continued Hosterman.
Hosterman was very disap
pointed with the Lion offense.
Neither Bill Fiedler or Mike
Stollmeyer were able to break
loose from the blanket-type de
fense thrown up by the Golden
Rams.
Fiedler scored four goals last
week against Bu c knell but
couldn't do a thing against West
Chester.
He now has only seven games
left to break the Penn State scor
ing record of 25 goals set by Dick
Packer in 1955.
"The main trouble with our
offense was the inability of our
wings to get the ball to the in
sides," said Hosterman. "We'll
be drilling on that this week in
preparation for Syracuse."
SHORT SHOTS West Ches
ter now leads in the series with
Penn State, 3-2-1 . • . Former
Penn State All-American Harry
Wrestling Managers,
Grapplers Summoned
Candidates for the varsity
and freshman wrestling teams
and sophomore candidates for
second manager should report
to an organization meeting Et
7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the
wrestling area on the main
floor of Recreation Hall. -
CAMPANIS says:
"Do -your shoes look beat? Do
they hurt your feet? Well,
bring them to me, I'll make
them look neat and save 'your
feet!"
Remembers
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and dye work, using the best
materials.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
Little was a spectator at the game
. .. The possibilities of West Ches
ter continuing their undefeated
string looks good with only Tem
ple posing a tough threat.
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Army 3rd in Grid Poll
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The experts, who have had a
little trouble agreeing on the
early rankings of major college
football teams, fell back on an old
reliable Monday-1957 champion
Auburn.*
Army's high- scoring team
climbed from fifth to third in
the ratings and Notre Dame
from seventh to fourth. They'll
settle their relative positions
when they meet next Saturday.
Auburn became the third team
in as many weeks to hold the
No. 1 spot. Ohio State, the pre
season pick, led the first weekly
poll, then Oklahoma moved up
last week.
Ohio State dropped to fifth,
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followed by Wisconsin, Missis
sippi, Clemson, Michigan State
and Pittsburgh.
Pitt takes on Michigan State
next Saturday in a second tussle
between a pair of top ten teams.
The second ten are Louisiana
State, Navy, Purdue, Michigan,
Oregon, Texas, lowa, Southern
Methodist and a 19th place tie
between Colorado and Houston.
BRUNHILDA: I've fi n ally
found BEAUX and
gotten THE HABIT.
SIGFREID: I'm ecstatic!
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