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Defense Big
Kerr, Gilmore, Lucas
Lead Al um Day Rom p
—Collegian Photo by Bob Thompson
TWO INTERCEPTIONS— Chuck Janerctte: Hey, Maury (Schleich
er), I intercepted a pass. What do I do now?
—-Daily Collegian Photo by George French
. . I don’t know. Chuck. What’d you wanna do?
Maury
(Continued from page one)
romp. Penn Sta t e intercepted
four Marquette aerials and each
time cashed them in on touch
downs. Ken, who was making his
first start in place of the injured
Fran Paolone, nabbed two of the
passes—returning one of them 44
yards for a touchdown. The Lion
sophomore also set up another
score when he recovered a War
rior bobble deep in Marquette’s l
own territory. i
End Maury Schleicher and tnck-j
le Chuck Janerctte stole the oth-j
ei Warrior aerials. I
Kerr was also one of the Lions’
top offensive threats along with
senior halfback Bruce Gilmore
and junior quarterback Richie Lu
cas. He gained only 23 net yaids
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in eight carries but most of his
lushes came in crucial situations
when shoit yardage was neces
sary. He also made a couple of
impressive punt runbacks.
However, the number one of
fensive punch urns supplied by
Gilmore, who seems to have re
gained the form he displayed as
a sophomore two years ago when
he led the Nittanies in rushing
average with 406 yards in 72 car
ries for a 5.6 average.
The fleet-footed Gilmore
scored two of the Lion touch
downs on runs of 1 and 10 yards
and racked-up 142 yards rush
ing in 19 carries. Ho gained 56
of those yards on two dazzling
runs (of 24 and 32 yards) dur
ing Penn State’s only sustained
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PENN STATE
Factor in 40-8 Win
★ ★ *
—Collegian Photo by Bob Thompson
IN THE CLEAR—Junior Richie Lucas (33) hits Lion halfback Dave Kasperian (46) with a 4-yard
pass for a touchdown in the second quarter. Marquette’s Pete Hall (5) hit Kasperian too late to
prevent the TD. Nittany end Norm Neff (83) is also standing in the clear in the end zone.
★ ★ ★
scoring drive—7B yards in eight
plays—in the final quarter.
Lucas also impressed the 22,300
fans who witnessed the 38th
Homecoming affair. Making his
first start of the year as the Lion
TEAM STATISTICS
Total First Down*
Hushing
Yards Gained Rushing 376 89
Yards Lost Rushing 22 54
Net Yardage Rushing 354 35
Forward Hasses
Passes Completed „
Yards Gained Passing
Passes Had Intercepted ..—.
Yards Gained Interceptions
Number of Punts _
Average Distance of Punts
Yards Punts Returned ..
Number of Kickoffs - .
Average Distance of Kickoffs 42 92
Yards Kickoffs Returned 14 98
Number of Penalties
Yards Lost on Penoltiea
Ball Lost After Fumbles
field general, Lucas guided the
club like a “pro.” He was in on
every touchdown play and even
scored two himself.
His 49-yard TD scoot in the sec
ond period was the most spec
tacular run in the game and set
a new Penn State record for
longest touchdown run by a T
formation quarterback. Here’s
how that play went. Lucas rolled
out to the left looking for a pass
receiver, but finding no one open
sterted down field, cut laterally
across to the right with would-be
tacklers approaching on the left,
and sped down the right sideline
unmolested for the score.
Lucas also wound up behind
Gilmore in ground gaining with
66 yards in 11 carries—not bad for
a quarterback.
Penn Stale's other touchdown
was tallied by regular left half
back (before the game) Dave
Kasperian who made a brief
appearance despite an injury.
The score came on a four-yard
aerial from Lucas.
The Lions had a little trouble
making the extra points, although
sophomore Don Jonas succeeded
both times he booted the conver
sion. Lucas ran for two points
following the Lions’ final TD. but
three passes, two by Lucas and
one by AI Jacks, went awry.
Engle praised Lucas, Gilmore,
Kerr, Schleicher and junior end
Norm Neff for their performances.
Penn Mar-
State quette
19 6
18 3
10 12
3 4
28 43
1 4
69 0
"Lucas ran and faked well
and his passing was better than
usual," Engle said. 'The starl
ing job is his as long as he
-.keeps up his present work. Gil
more had his best day since his
sophomore season and will play
a lot of football, especially on
offense, if he continues to pro
duce. Kerr played well both of
fensively and defensively end
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42 0
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Schleicher and Neff were won
derful on defense."
Engle also had a little to say on
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
PENN STATE TC YG YL NO
Gilmore 19 149 7 142
Lucas 11 73 7 €6
Pte 6 46 • 46
Hoak 7 27 2 2S
Kerr 8 29 6 23
C 19 (19
4 IS 6 IS
Kasperian , 3 10
Sobczak
Totals €7 376 22 354
MARQUETTE TC YG YL NG
Reginelli 6 16 3 13
Safran 4 11 • 11
Mestnik 6 8 6 8
Zhulkie 4 4 2 2
Nolan ... 2 3 13
Garcia 2 6 0 0
Hall 21 47 48 *1
Totals 44 89 54 35
Marquette. “We thought they
would be much tougher,” he said.
“But they weren’t a good foot
ball team, and we didn’t do
enough things well to beat a good
team. We’ll have to do better on
the offense if we want to beat
BU.”
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