PAGE SIX
Hall Holds Key
To Lion Victory
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• Bill Brown . . . Illini blockbuster
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(Continued from page one) jheads the Illini line which aver
didn't win. We hope to prove Wages 229 pounds compared with
against Illinois." 1210 for State. .
Penn State will be counting Bill Brown, considered by
heavily upon quarterback Galen many as the finest fullbadk in
Hall and halfback Don Jopas to- the Big Ten, and quarterback
morrow. ; Johnny Easterbrook are the
These two did their best to pull; other two posibilities.
the SyraCuse game out, but Lady; Brown, Illinois' top ground
Luck
Luck wasn't in their corner, ;gainer, is a bruising runner and
Hall threw one touchdown Iworks`well with Easterbrook on
pass and then directed Penn ',lllinois' deceptive outside belly
State's thrilling desperation 'series.
drive which ended on / the Syra- i Easterbrook is one of the small
cuse four with just seven sec- lest quarterbacks in the nation at
ends remaining. '5-8. 156. but he is a good passer
Jonas was nothing but trouble:,and a tricky runner.
to Syracuse too. He went 45 yardc'
1 The rest of the backfield will
fill a delayed handoff for Penn
State's first score and then kept l be made up of veterans Joe
Krakowski and Marshall Starks
the Lions in the, game with a
iat the halfback posts.
46-yard pass to Mitinger Bobdur
' The Illini use an unbalanced
ine the final drive. !line with a split end most of the
A product of West Scranton!
High, Jonas joined the Lions al time •
Ed O'Bradovich has been run
week late this fall and didn't even I
:fling at the split end post most of
play against Boston U.
,the year with Ernie McMillan at
But he has come along fast af
the, other terminal
ter spending last year in the.
Larry Lavery (216) or Cliff
Army and is Penn State's second i
Roberts (256) will team with
lead in r , , e•nund !miner with 132.
Rutgens at tackle. Tony Parril
yards in 24 carries, li and Joe Wendryhocki are
.Timmy Kerr, Stage's other start
the guards 'with John Kruze at
ing halfback. is the leading
t
ground gainer. He has gained 212 cen er.
yards in 47 carries with his best, when played Lakt year, the Lions and Illini
day coming against Army in Cleveland with State
he scored three touchdowns.
,winning. 20-9. before a slim grath-
Sam Sobczak, who was both-
iering of 15,000 in cavernous Muni
eredicipal Stadium.
by a cold during the latter * 4 , 4.
stages of the week, will be the
fullback' A crowd of 46,000 is expected
with sophomore Dave
for tomorrow's Dad's Day game.
Hayes in reserve. * * *
Oppermann and Mitinger will
Next week Penn State will lay
start at end, with .Tim i Smith and!
host to West Virginia in Beaver
Slew Barber handling the tackle
be B in Stadium while Illinois- tangles
snots. The guards will
‘‘, , itli Purdue in Lafayette, Ind.
Pont) and Joe Blasenstein with
Jay Huffman at the pivot nosi-1
tion. . ' Game Highlights
Illinois will field a team with , / Highlights of the Penn State
three prosiective All-Americans Illinois game will be broadcast on
in the star .ing lin-up. WMAJ by WDFM sports director
Big Joe Rutgens, who goes 245,'Jerry Abrams at 7 p:M. .
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Army Hands
Lion Frosh
14-7 Defeat
By JIM KARL
Special to The Collegian If the Nittany soccermen don't improve their powder
WEST POINT, N.Y., Oct. 21— puff offense and . slipshod defense at College, Park, Md., to-
Army's frosh football te a m •
bbs will have to be an octopus on wheels
avenged their varsity's 27-16 lossi
day, goalie Dave Gru
to Penn State two weeks ago by ito stem the Terrapin tide.
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grinding out a 14-7 victory over
the Nittany freshmen here today. The Lions, averaging-a sickly 1.5 goals per game to date,
It was State's second loss in face a Marylartd squad that has,
three games. The Lions lost to won the Atlantic Coast soccer •
Navy, 22-7, last week after open-title for seven consecutive years.:
ing the season with a 21-20 win • col erma ers
• If Grubbs, the , star in a los- .•
over West Virginia.
The outlook was bright for i ing cause against Colgate last 1 •
week, is in top form against,
State in the first quarter when an:Upset.
Maryland, State's chances of an ii
they pushed Army back to their
upset will be greatly enhanced.
own four.
' The lanky juniorput on a spec-
With a fourth down ' situation: For lowa
taciilar show in the . first half
the Cadets were forced to. puntd
against the Red Raiders. Time
but State's Ralph Baker, a 6-3 ,;against
195-pound guard from Lewistown after time he crashed through' By The Associated Press
ring of Colgate attackers to! lowa,Mississippi, Missouri and
crashed in to block the kick. Bak la . . i -
er smothered the ball as it I pounce on dan- , , - - : Minnesota, four teams so far by
bounced into the end zone and) passed by Old Man Upget, test
after Don Caum booted the extra l bal
ißut in the third '' . !their stature in key college foot
point, the Lions led, 7-0.
Iper i o d three ~..-. " 'ball games today as the season
State blocked another Armylfreak goals and I , i . - - !hits the halfway mark with a
punt shortly after but couldn't
- o ,lr. ' '
lo n e legitimate ' '' " -i - -, , !flourish.
capitalize on the break, lone sent the :4„ . •:..
_- . • ;!' I The four, members of The As-
Army roared back in the sec- ILions skidding to :- . X,
,•::,,,,..-..•--. . ';t II 1 sociated Press top ten that also
and quarter with the score corn- ;their third loss ,- ! I I - ,kz, .....' - ii,- , ' 1 includes three other teams with
ing on a quarterback option in four games. ' .-:••:-'„ i perfect records, have current
play. The Cadets went for two , Bucknell and o l4i-S,, .. ...,' ‘..-4 tradition against them for at
points and at halftime led, 8-6. ;West Chester :7. k •' . - tr' . '.' ~ ' . i least two of the nation's top
The Lions had numerous scor-, were State's oth- ' """"" teams have fallen in each of
ing opportunities in the second er conquer er s ' wart, Roagent , the past two Saturdays.
half but a fumble, two intercep-Iwith the Lions' only win coming'
i Last week it was Ohio State,
lions, and a, pats that - Lion Tom ;over Syracuse, 3-0. i Wisconsin and Clemson. The week
Paton dropped on Army's two In an effort to add more 'before Illinois, Purdue and Ar
kept them from hitting paydirt. punch to the Penn State attack, ikansas went under.
The Cadets scored an insurance soccer Coach Ken Hosterman i T op 1 op-ranked lowa (4-0), leading
touchdown in -the fourth quarter) has moved Ken Link from his :the Big Ten with a 3-0 mark,
when Harry ,McMillan scored on; fullback position to center-for- 'ls its homecoming g
w a m e
a quarterback keeper. - : ward. The Lion mentor is hop- againstplays
Purdue, the team hich
The Lions will close out the! ing that Link's spirit and drive
!belted Ohio State. The tenth
season at Pitt next week. will lig h t a fire under his front
j ,ranked Boilermakers pit their
• line teammates. • !power against lowa's speed.
Russ Naylor will switch frdmi Mississippi, ranked second,
in!
center-forward to right wing - i takes on a speedy Arkansas
place of the injured Glenn Ream.l team that nipped Texas 24-23
Lou Van Rafelghem, who scored)
• last week. Missouri (No. 5) plays
State's lbne goal in the Colgate; always dangerous lowa State
defeat, remains at left wing. I and also tries to keep 'a share
Val Djurdjevic, hampered by o f fi rs t
place in the Big Eight.
a leg injury last week, will
Colorado, matching the Tigers
team with Howie Farrar at the 2.0 conference mark, plays Ne
inside posts. braska. .
Hosterman will ' move sopho
! Sixth-ranked Minnesota (4-0)
more Jay Stormer from right to
;could step into the Big Ten lead
left halfback to make way forlif lowa falters. The Gophers. 2-0
Carlos Astiz. Astiz will take overi n the conference, play the 61st
Stormer's former spot. (Little Brown jug game against
Either Gene Rdiford or BilljMichigzin. . .
Rierson will get the nod at center- The - rest of the unbeatens in
halfback. ' the select group should make it.
Captain Wayne Rodgers will ; Third-ranked Syracuse (5-0), the
move back into the starting nation's top defense team, meets
lineup at left-fullback and John .winless West Virginia which has
Miller will be at right-fullback. 'scored only two touchdowns.
Wiliiams' 1960 Comeback'
e arns Him AP Award ,
NEW YORK (W) For re-:
bounding brilliantly from his:
most disastrous big league season,
Ted Williams yesterday wash
named the American League'
comeback player of the year for
1960.
The retired Boston Red Sox'
outfielder received 96 of the 182
votes cast by baseball writers in
the annual Associated Press poll.
Roy Sievers of the Chicago White
!Sox was named on 34 ballots and
finished second.
The new attendance record for
Syracuse University's Archbold
Stadium is 40,617, established at
the recent Syracuse-Penn State
football game.
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