TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1959
Kochman Paces Lion • ffense
Reserves
Play Most
Of Game
(Continued from page one)
quarterback, sat out most of tl
game after suffering a slight co:
cussion.
Despite sitting out half the
game, Lucas managed to pick up
69 yards passing. And for the
second straight week he dazzled
the fans with a perfectly executed
double reverse pass good for 58
yards.
West Virginia scored first in
the opening minutes after full
back Bob Lively recovered a
Dick Hoak fumble on the Penn
State 27.
The Mounties could move only ';-.4
five yards in three downs and on
fourth down skinny Johnny
Thackston, a place kicking spe
cialist who doesn't wear pads,
booted a 39-yard field goal to
give the Mounties 3-0 edge.
Thackston's field goal marked
the second straight week that the
Lions were behind in the opening
minutes.
The Lions took the lead a
few minutes later when Penn
State halfback Jim Kert inter
cepted a Danny Williams aerial
and galloped 25 yards through
the whole West Virginia team
for the score. Sam Stellatella
missed the extra point and the
Lions led 6-3. It was Stellatella's
first miss in 14 tries.
Kochman's 52-yard run before
the end of the quarter upped the
Nittany lead to 12-3. Stellatella's
try for the extra point was good
and the Blue & White had a 13-3
bulge.
The Lions broke the game wide
open midway in the second period
when Galen Hall, faking beauti
fully on a bootleg, passed 39
yards to end John Bozick for six
points. Stellatella again booted the
extra point and the Lions took a
20-3 halftime lead.
Halfback Eddie Cape scored
Penn State's last touchdown
Game Statistics
W. Va.
First downs rushing 8
First. downs passing 0
Fitt downs penalties _3
Rushing yardage - 157
Passing yardage 7
Toted offense 124
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes had intercepted 2
Fumbles 2
Fumbles lost 1
Ponta 6
Punting average 358
Penalties 1
Yards penalised
Individual
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Wayne 2
Hatl 4
SoUccek 4
Schaeffer 5
Kerr 2
7Huair 5
Lucas 7
W. Va. Passing
Att. Cp. Int. Yds. Td.
12 1 1 '7 0
3 0 1 0 0
1 0 0 0 0
Penn State Passing
Att. Cp. Int. Yds. Td.
_ , 2 0 69 0
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ELUSIVE PIGSKIN—West Virginia halfback, Ray Peterson call hang on to pass thrown by Mountie quarterback Danny Williams
in third quarOx of Saturday's game at Mountaineer Field. Thne Lions, Henry Opperman (89), Richie Lucas (behind Peterson)
and Jay Huffman (51) move in to defend. A completion would ha'e given the Mounties a first down on the Penn State 30-yard line.
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with 1:14 left in the third quer- ball to the two where Petersonl347 yards.
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ter. went over for the six-pointerd West Virginia only gained 157
This time Hall passed to Caye Thackston's kick was good and lyards on the ground and seven
in the end zone for two points the score wound up 28-10. in the air for a total of 164 yards.
and the Lions were way out in Kochman was Penn State's The win was Penn State's 10th
front, 28-3. top ground gainer and Caye, straight over a two-year span and
West Virginia scored its only Tony Wayne. Hall, and Sam ,they are 7-0 for the season. West
touchdown with - five minutes left Sobczak were bunched near 'Virginia is now 3-4.
in the game. Hoak's second fum- the 30 mark. The last tune Penn State - lost
ble set up- the score. In rushing the Nittanies picked was Oct. 25, -1958. Syracuse was
Williams and halfback Ray up 216 yards and in the air they,lthe team that stopped the Nit-
Peterson took turns moving theigained 131 yards for a total of ttanies
LC—Lopaskv, Winter, Bomar
C—Wirth, Haynes
Rev—Tolley, Adkins, Martin
RT—Bowman, Fletcher
RE—fleas, Lavelle, Struck .
Wl—Williams, Keller, Ponmonio
LH—Peterson, Holdinsky, Bargeloh
RH—Maria, Herrig, Bider
FE—Lively, Huston, Henke,' Thacketon
PENN STATE
LE—Opperman, Boziek, Alexander
LT—Stvnchula, Janerette
LG—Kohlhaan, Stellatella, Butterfield
C—Huffman, Graham, Saul
RC,—Popp, Sava. Gilmour
RT—Mulraney, Barber, Smith
RE—Neff, ,Mitinger
QB—Luctie, Hall
Llf—Hoak, Kochman
RH—Herr, Cape, Urban, Wayne
. n—Sobezak, Schaeffer
Score by periods:
West Virginia 3 0 0 7-10
Penn State 13 7 8 0-28
Scoring:
W. Va.—Tbackston 39 field goal
P.S.—Kerr 26 interception return
P.S.—Kochman 52 punt return (Stella
tella, kick)
A.S.—Amick 39 pass from Hall (Stella
tella, kick,
P.S,—Caye 3 run (Caye pass from Hall)
W. Va.—Peterson• 2 run (Thackston,
kick)
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PAGE NINE
Richie's Ready
For Orangemen
Richie Lucas got final medical
clearance yesterday to lead Penn
State against Syracuse on Beaver
Field Saturday in a battle for
Eastern college football suprem
acy.
The Lions' great All-America
quarterback candidate suffered a
minor concussion in the West Vir
ginia_ game Saturday. But the
Nittany medical brigade says
Richie is healthy and fit and will
be in the lineup.
Lion coach Rip Engle and the
rest of the Nittany coaching staff
decided to keep him out after he
,was hurt Saturday just for "pre
cautionary measures."
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