TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1960
Lions Capture Fifth Victory
(Continued from page one) land Dave Alexander were side
by the Boston writers who have I lined with injuries,
grown accustomed to Ivy League! Stale made it 14-0 shortly af-.
line play, was in on a majority of j ter the second period began.
Penn State’s tackles and he al-i This drive covered 76 yards in
\vays seemed to come up with the'nine plays with Jim Kerr follow
key, play whenever the Crusaders ling Galen Hall and Don Jonas
were on the march. 'around left end for the score.
Although the score indicated! State added two points on the
a complete romp, that wasn’t the! conversion when Hall pitched to
case r Jonas who threw on the run to
u i, I Bob Mitinger in the end zone.
• °ll Cr Lttltll p£ m, I The Lions came dose to scor
™”u*? ftLrS* 1 ™;? i«3 iust before the half ended.
Carthy filled ihe airlanes with Hoak was Qn the 35 when he
29 passes. I spoiled Dick Pae in the clear
The Crusader sophomore com- downfield on the Holy Cross 25.
pleted 12 for 171 yards and was Hoak lifed a beautiful lead pass
just three yards behind Hoak who,for littie Richard who went, to
had a magnificent afternoon with! the nine before Hennessey nailed
six completions in seven attempts .him. The play covered 56 yards,
for 174 yards. I The Lions moved to the one but
In addition to McCarthy, HolyiHoak fumbled the snap from cen-
Cross unleashed another talented Iter on fourth down and Holy
sophomore halfback Tom Ken- Cross took over,
nessey. A Hall to Truitt touchdown
Playing with an injured leg, pass which covered seven yards
Hennessey still managed to gain | gave State a 20-0 lead with
39 yards in 10 carries. j 4:40 gone in the third period.
‘'Hennessey and McCarthy are! Later in the quarter with the
outstanding football players andiball on the Holy Cross 28, Hoak
they should get better,” Lion'threw another feathery lead pass
Coach Rip Engle enthused after.to Pae who just managed to get
the game.
“Holy Cross was a spirited
team that was upset-minded, and
our boys really - had to battle,"
Ensle said.
Quarterback Coach Joe Pater
no agreed. "They have a real
young, rugged football team,"
Paterno said, "but they were
their own worst enemies and
made a lot of mistakes."
Holy Cross’ weakest point was
its pass defense and the Lions
capitalized on it 'rom the beein
ning with Hoak doing most of thej
damage.
The Lions launched their first
touchdown drive midway in the
onening period from their own
47.
An 11-yard pass from Hoak
to Dave Truitt and a 33-yarder
from Hoak to Dave Robinson
consumed most of the yardage.
Robinson was brought down on
the seven-yard line by At Snyder
and four plays later A 1 Gursky
scored from the one to make it
6-0. Henry Oppermann’s extra
point try failed.
Usually a guard, Robinson was 171. Both teams were even in first
playing end because John Bozick downs.
HANDS OFF PLEASE—Unidentified Holy Cross tackier grabs
Penn State’s Don Jonas (46) from behind in first quarter of
Saturday’s Penn State-Holy Cross game in Worcester, Mass.
Holy Cross' Denny Golden (72) closes in to help out.
Dyas' Toe Has Won Four
AUBURN, Ala. UP) The fel
low with the most exciting toe in
college football shrugged off a
painful hip injury and a bad
snap from center when he kicked
his fourth game-winning field
goal of the season for Auburn and
his 12th in eight games.
A Georgia player threw a fierce
behind the Crusader defenders
for Penn State’s fourth TD.
The score remained 26-0 when
.Pae missed the extra point,
j Holy Cross’ lone touchdown
drive came after State's fourth
score.
With McCarthy directing ihe
offense, the Crusaders marched
57 yards in 11 plays. With the
ball on the six, halfback Dick
Skinner dashed to his left, got
blocks from Hennessey and
Kevin Malone and scored to
make it 26-6. McCarthy added
the two extra points on a roll
out.
State’s finals touchdown came
minutes later when fullback Dave
Hayes carried over from the one
to make it 32-8. Jonas booted the
PAT for the final margin of 33-8.
An 18-yard run by Hoak and a
23-yard pass play from Hoak to
Jim Schwab were the key plays
in the 67-yard drive.
The Lions enjoyed a wide
edge in most of the statistics.
They outrushed the Crusaders,
238-99, and outpassed them, 215-
Games for Auburn
block on Ed Dyas in the third
quarter that left the Auburn full
back in agony. But when the Ti
gers needed to unlock a 6-6 tie
with less than a minute to play
Saturday, in came Dyas to kick
Georgia into submission.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
INTERCEPTION—Penn State quarterback Dick Hoak (23) juggles Pat McCarthy pass intended for
Tom Hennessey (34). Hoak held on to the ball for- the interception. State's A 1 Gursky (43) blocks
Hennessey out of the play. State won Saturday at Worcester, Mass., 33-8, for fifth win against
three losses.
| H.C. P.S.
i First downs 17 # 17
Yard* rushing * 99 238
Yard* passing 171 218
■ Passes complelod-attempted —l2-31 10-17
Passes intercepted by 2 4
Punta-punting average 6-34.6 3-43.6
Fumbles-Zumbles lost 2-0 3-1
Penalties-vards lost 2-30 6-70
INDIVIDUAL LEADERS
HOLY CROSS
Att
Rushing
McCarthy __
Hennessey
Skinner
Snyder
Rushing
Hoak __
Sobczak
Jonas _
Pae
Gursky _
Hayes
Passing
McCarthy ......
Passing Att. Comp. Yds. Int.
Hoak 7 fi 174 1
Hall 8 3 41 0
HOLY CROSS
Receiving
Snyder ..
Hennessey ..... ...
Skinner
Fellin
Alien
Receiving
Jonas
Oppermann
Robinson
Pae .1
Schwab
Truitt
PENN STATE
LE—Oppermann, Davis, Robinson
LT—Barber, Sieminski, Gilmour
LG—Blasenstein, Berfield, Wilson,
Waresak
C—Huffman, Saul,’ Galardi, liaisig
RG—Popp, Hart
RT—Smith, Parkas, Tietjens
RE—Mitinger, Truitt, Schwab
QB—-Hall, Hoak, Lang
TjH —Jonas, Gursky, Cayo
RH—Kerr, Pae, Wayne
FB—Sobczak, Hayes, Torris
HOLY GROSS
LE—-Fellin, Maibergcr, Corbett
LT—Golden, Tubman
LG—Rhodeg, Benoit. Beigel
C—Arment, Lilly, Mulligan
RG—Timperio. Mullownoy
RT—Westfield, Whalen
RE—Hargraves, Tyne, Gusick, Schara
QB —McCarthy, Joern, Booklet
RH—Hennessey, Snyder, Guyette
UH—Skinner, Allen
FB—Wheeler, Malone, Connors
Scoring:
Penn State* 6 8 12 7—3?,
Holy Cross 0 0 0 8— 8
Touchdowns: Penn State—Gursky (1,
run): Kerr (4. run); Truitt (7, pass from
Hall) ; Pae (28, pass from Hoak) ; Hayes
(1, run).
Extra Points—Mitinger (pass) : Jonas
(kick).
Touchdowns—Holy Cross, Skinner (6,
run).
Extra Points—McCarthy (run).
★ ★ ★
* * *
Game
Statistics
Yds. Av«.
11 .8
39 3.9
23 3.3
23 6.8
PENN STATE
At t.
Yds. Ave.
€0 7.5
35 7.0
36 7.2
39 13.0
16 3.2
36 3.6
HOLY CROSS
Att. Comp. Yds. Int.
2O 12 171 4
PENN STATE
Caught Yards TD
1 3ft 0
\ 14 0
3 34 0
3 43 0
1 15 0
PENN STATE
Caught Yards TD
1 23 0
1 10 0
2 sr» O'
2 84 1
i 23 o
2 20 1
★ ★ ★
★ * *
Gray IM Tennis Champ
Beta Theta Pi’s Whitfield Gray
has won the All-University IM
tennis championship. He defeated
Steve Seitchik, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2.
Gray had previously won the
fraternity championship and
Seitchik was. the independent
winner.
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Penn State Rifle Team
The Penn State varsity rifle
team scored an impressive 1427-
1409 win over Lehigh at Rec Hall
Saturday.
John Hood and John Davis
were Penn State's high scorers
with 288 out of a possible 300
points.
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