FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1960
High-Scoring Wing
Leads Red Raiders
The Red Raiders of Colgate, bolstered by eight returning
lettermen and an All-Afnerican wing, will try to make it two
in a row over Penn State's booters tomorrow morning at-10
on Nittany Field.
Colgate upset the Lions, 4-1, last year on the way to a
7-1 season. Coach Mark Randall's
team made it, to the quarter
finals of the NCAA regional tour
nament, losing to Bridgeport, 3-2.
The Red Raiders have breezed
through 'three games so far this,
year, shutting out RPI, 3-0, and'
Clarkson, 7-0, and downing Cor-1
nell. 4-1
Jim Taylor, an Alt-American
wing who scored 16 goals last
year, heads a list of eight re
turning lettermen.
Taylor and forward Bob
cas, who tallied 10 times last sea-',
son, give Colgate a potent scor-'
ing attack.
Mack Edwards, a junior for
ward who was named to the all
New York State team last year,
and Ronald Glenn, a halfback,
who has scored three goals in
three games this year, are other,
offensive threats.
Goalie Pete Smith heads the'
Red Raider defense. The Colgate
net tender al
lowed only 1`
goals last yea
and so far
season the onl:
score against
came on a frea,
shot.
The Red Raid•
er's victory la;
year was the.
first over Pen;
State in 18 meet
ings. That de.
feat left the Nit
tang boaters with Ken Hosterrnan
a midseason record of 1-3, and
started them on the trait, to the
most disastrous year in Penn'
State soccer history.
When the dust lifted, the
Lions' final log stood at 2-7, I
marking the first losing season
in 15 years.
State coach Ken Ilostermanl
isn't making any predictions.
about the outcome of tomorrow's;
game, but he knows that Colgate'
will be tough.
"Colgate's generally a big
team," he said. "Judging from
their soccer players, it seems
you have to be at least six
feet
tall to be admitted to the I
school.
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Freshman Boaters
Down Lock Haven
The Penn State freshman soc
cer team won its second game of
the season yesterday, downing
Lock Haven, 9-0.
• The frosh boozers downed
Bucknell by the same score last
week.
Bob Crosson was the star of the
day for the Lion cubs with four
goals. Guy Barone tallied twice
for State, with Tom Flanagan and
the Jackson twins (Guy and
George) getting the other mark
ers.
The frosh hooters shot an ac
curate 20 per cent, with 9 goals in
44 attempts.
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Harriers Challenge Spartans
Michigan State, the perennial
IC4A cross country powerhouse,
will open its 1960 season tomor
row against Penn State's unbeat
en Lions on the University golf
course.
Spartan coach Fran Dittrich
once again has a strong team and
he figures his boys will be a ma
jor contender for their sixth
straight Big Ten crown.
In the past five years the Spar
tans h - ive won fhie Big Ten cham
pionships, four straight IC4A
titles, and two straight NCAA
crowns.
Although the Spartans lost
two of their top veterans, Ford
dy Kennedy and Bob Lake,
they have - plenty of lettermen
back to provide the nucleus for
this year's team.
The top returnee is senior cap
tain Billy Reynolds. fourth place
finisher in the 1959 NCAA meet.
By BILL BARBER
EARTH
(Last year Reynolds vas second insity 'are Frank Weaver, Roger
Ithe Big Ten meet and sixth in thei
H
IC4A's. ! umbarger and Karl Lady.
j "Weaver is a very strong cross
Junior Jerry Young, who plac-;country runner with plenty of
ed eleventh in the nationals, ninth'
i ' a Y
in IC4A's, and fourth in the BiglsPeed and if hp develops as ex-
ITen meet, figures to be one of!pected, he could press for the
Dittrich's big guns this season.lNo. 1 spot," Dittrich said.
Young and Reynolds, along;
with Kennedy, were named to the —Penn State found the SYra
-1959 cross Country All-American;
cuse defenses rigid during the
team.
Clayton Ward is another run
!early years of the Orange-Lion
ner who should add punch to the rivalry. The Lions were shut out
lineup. Ward had a good recordiin seven of the first 15 games, and
last season as a sophomore, plac-1 were never able to tally tx.v4
ing sixth in the Big Ten and 25th!touchdowns in one contest.
in the nationals, •
The 'only dark spot for Dit
trich is Ed Graydon, who re- I
canny suffered a hernia injury
and will be out for the season.
"The key to our success will;
depend upon the development of,
our sophomores," Dittrich said. I
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