LION INSIDE-LEFT Gary Miller, who scored two goals against the Middies, heads for Navy terri
tory after taking a pass from Nittany halfback Carlos Astiz in Saturday's soccer game on Beaver
Field. State won its second victory of the year, 4-2.
By Craig Yerkes
Penn State's soccer team
kept alive their chances Tor a
winning season by downing
the Midshipmen of Annapo
lis, 4-2, Saturday on a soggy
Beaver Field.
The win was the second of the
'59 campaign for Coach Ken Hos
terman's booters, enabling the
Lions to break a 2-game losing
streak. The Nittanies now are two
up and four down for the year.
The soccermen got off to a
good start as Howie Farrar hit
the nets early in the first period
to give the Lions a 1-0 advan
tage. Despite the poor playing
conditions, the Nittanies dis
played good ball control and
for the remainder of the period
the action was confined to
Navy's territory.
When the Middies did manage
to get a drive started, Lion full
back John Miller was there to
break it up. Time after time, Mil
ler came up from his fullback
position and dazzled the Midship
men with his brilliant, footwork.
Right fullback Wayne Rodgers
also did an excellent job of break
ing up Navy threats.
The second period saw the ac
tion shift into State's territory
with the Middies controling the
ball for the majority of the time.
With 10 minutes remaining in
the half, Carmine Tortora score ,
the tying goal for the Middies
.with a head shot. By this time,
both teams were cohered with
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mud and the half ended in a 1-1+ goal came on a cross executed
stalemate. ; from Wadsworth to Farrar. The
State dominated the play in Lions added their final goal in
the second half as the forward ' the fourth quarter on an in
line of Pete Wadsworth, Gary direct kick, Wadsworth to Mil-
Miller, Lou Van Rafelghem, Jim j ler.
Hockenbrock, and Farrar work- Coach Hosterman, who was!
ed the ball with the finesse that very pleased with the Lions team'
had previously been lacking. ; effort, had the following to say'
Gary Miller put the Lions back about the win: "Wadsworth found
in front as he booted one home:himself at his old position of right
from five yards out. Less than awing. He was getting the lump
minute later Navy tied it up once on his opponent all afternoon.!
more. ;John Miller also played a great
This score was a gift from the'game at fullback. We worked to-;
Lions as goalie Dave Grubbs and,gether for the first time this yeari
fullbacks Rodgers and Miller got The big difference in this game•
their signals mixed up. In their was the fact that we outhustled,
scurry for the ball one of the'therif."
three tapped it through the nets i State's next opponent will be
for a Navy score. undefeated Temple this Satur-'
State was not to be denied as ,day at home. After Temple, thei
it came back to go ahead for 'Lions will travel to Army and
keeps just one minute after the ,end the season at home against'
Middies had tied it. The State 'Pitt Nov. 21.
Cold Weather Hampers IM Grid
' (Continued from page 10) ,Force aerial.
third straight game the Stump' A 40-yard Lance Ttfiur to Bill,
Jumpers virtually clinched their i Jenkins passing combination heldl
league championship. Slapikas!up for the Studs as they slipped;
found receivers Bob Perry and Ed by Larch, 7-0. It was the third,
Blaydon in the end zone for scores win in as many games for the
and scampered 10 yards himself Studs. The two teams who battled,
for a TD. 'between the 20-yard lines were'
After a scoreless first halt•hurt by penalties in crucial spots.'
Labache ClUb eked out a 3-0 win' With 20 seconds to play Frank'
over the Air Force when Bill Ve-:Davis split the uprights with a i
legio booted a 30-yard field goal l 2o-yard field goal for the Hamil-.
with thre minutes left. The win-'ton Bandits breaking a scoreless
ning score was set up by a Jerry tie and wrapping up the win over
Truesdale interception of an Airi.Hickory House, 3-0.
1960
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