WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1960
Lion Booters Boost
Defensive Strength
By CRAIG YERKES
(This is the first of a series on the Penn State soccer team.)
(Tomorrow the offense.)
The key to the 1960 Penn State soccer season could very
well rest on the strong potential of Coach Ken Hosterman's
defensive unit.
He'll find out Saturday when the Lions open the season
against Bucknell University here.i
Captain Wayne Rodgers heads: s witch the versatile Raiford back
the defensive unit and he will be;to the offense, and thus weaken
backed up by five other return-!the defensive unit.
ing lettermen. A fullback, Rod H Raiford has played the front
gers is a two-time letter winner line on occasions in the past, but
himself. !his real ability is at halfback.
The five others are halfbacks The best prospect for the de-
Gene Raiford, Bill Rierson, and ;fense from last year's freshman
Carlos Astiz; goalie Dave ;team is Jay Stormer. Stormer is
Grubbs: and junior fullback la fullback and has looked im-
John Miller. Ipressive in pre-season practice.
With Rodgers and Miller at full-, The only weakness in the de
back, this could he Hosterman'slensive unit is the lack of depth.
strongest position. Both men were; Hosterman has an outstand
bright spots in an otherwise dis-ling, experienced first unit, but in
mai 1959 season, when State soccer, depth is important. The
wound up with a 2-7 record. !Lion coach will he forced to
If Grubbs can return to the call on inexperienced performers
superb form he displayed last when his regulars tire
season before being injured, Hos- .
terman should have no goalie:
problems.
The bespectacled junior suf
fered a kidney injury diving oni
a loose ball in last year's Temple
game. It was feared,' at first, that
Grubbs would never play soccer
again, but he has looked impres
sive thus far in practice.
At halfback, Hosterrnan can
depend on Raiford and Rierson,
both two-time letter winners.
and Astiz, a regular at the end
of the '59 season.
However, halfback problems
may arise due to the lack of ex
perienced hands on the front line.
Hosterman may be forced to
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