FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
Soccer
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Coach Ken Hosterman's Nittany Lion soccer team will
meet one of its toughest foes of the season tomorrow when
they encounter the undefeated Army Cadets at West Point.
Army has improved over
record and is rated as one of
The Cadets will be the third
undefeated team that the Nit
tanies have met this year. The
booters previously lost to the
high-flying Temple Owls, 2-0, and
to the Terps of Maryland, 4-0.
Army coach Joe Palone teaches
his Cadets a rough brand of soc
cer that is the West Pointers'
distinguishing characteristic. Pa
lone believes that his boys need
this rough method of play since
they are going to be "officers in
the U.S. Army someday and they
have to learn to be tough."
For both Army and Penn
State this will be the last tune
up before their traditional final
game with archrivals Navy and
Pitt, respectively.
Army has posted seven straight
wins thus far this season includ
ing triumphs over Colgate, Yale
and Cortland State. Yale was the
only team to beat the Cadets last
year when it blanked the Army,
4-0. Cortland tied the Cadets last
season.
In last year's Army-State game,
the Cadets walked off victorious,
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13, 1959
en to Meet
aced Cadets
ast year's 4 win, 1 loss, 4 tie
the East's top soccer squads.
3-2. Bill Fiedler scored both Penn
State goals, but they weren't
enough as the West Pointers ral
lied with less than three minutes
to play to win.
Penn State has everything to
gain and not much to lose in
this year's clash. A win over
the Cadets would take some of
the gloom out of the disappoint
ing '59 campaign.
In order for the Lions to defeat
the Cadets, they will have to cope'
with the West Point style of ag
gressiveness.
Lion coach Ken Hosterman will
depend upon the forward line of
Pete Wadsworth, Gary Miller, Jim
Hockenbrock, Lou Van Rafel
ghem and Howie Farrar to match
Army's aggressors.
Army Cage Captain
WEST POINT, N.Y. (/P) Fred
Kaiser, Ottawa, Kan., was elected
captain of the '1959-1960 Army
basketball team, Col. Emory S.
Adams, director of athletics, said
yesterday.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Mikan Will Appear at Clinic
The Pennsylvania State Uni-1 the Lakers and was general man
versity fall basketball clinic be- ager. i
Local cage fans will get aI
gins tonight at 7 with George Mi- Idouble treat tonight when they
kan, former professional cage staNsee Penn State's Mark DuMars in
in the feature role. The clinic is'a c l op.
t . The midget eager who
. open to the public and admissionlstands just 5'10" led the Nittanies
is free. in scoring and was honorable
Mikan who now works for U.S. mention All-American a year ago.
:Keds Co., will be the main speak-, r
er on a program for high school!
rrosh End Season--
coaches throughout the state.(Continued from page six)
Penn State coach John Eglill The ends will be Dave Rob
will conduct the clinic which lasts 1 inson and Dick Anderson.
until 10 pm. and includes a scrim-I Pete Lisle will direct the team
;from quarterback and Dave Hayes
mage game. _ .
!will h
iwi. he the starting fullback.
Mikan, the top scorer . in pro -I For the first time in four years
fessional basketball until Syra-lCoach Bruce's proteges will post
cuse's Dolph Schayes broke his ,a marred record for the fall cam
record last year, will assist Eghlpaign. The Lion Cubs lost their
in conducting the clinic. first game to West Virginia by a
Big George played for the Min-ltouchdown but roared back to
neapolis Lakers throughout his dump Pitt, 22-12, and Navy, 10-8,
career and after retiring coached to compile their current 2-1 slate.
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Broyles yesterday signed a new
five-year contract with the Uni
versity of Arkansas, putting an
end to rumors that he would
transfer to the University of Flor
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