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Army Crushes
With 2nd Half
Future Penn State football
opponents didn't fare too well
over the 'weekend with only
three teams showing wins
while five others suffered
losses.
California, Pitt, Boston Univer
sity, West Virginia and Holy
Cross went down to defeat while
Army, Syracuse and Maryland
were victorious.
'However, in defense of the
"Lion foes," it must be admitted
that four of them
faced each other,
Arin y, State's
opponent in two
weeks, knocked
over this week's
opponent, Boston
U., 31-7, an d
Syracuse defeat
ed West Virginia,
29-14
In the battle
of the Lions'
next two oppon
ents, Army used
a strong second half to crush Bos
ton U. The Terriers had held the
Cadets to a 14-7 lead in the first
half, but Army's second half surge
was too much for the Terriers,
The Cadets rushed Boston
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U's line for 249 yards while
holding the Terriers to just
eight yards. The Army defense
was so strong that ii held Bos
ton U. to a minus 54 yards rush
ing in the second half.
Syracuse had more trouble
with West Virginia than expected
and had to rely on • the passing
arm of quarterback Dave Sarette
to pick up the win. Sarette hurled
three touchdown passeS . after the
Mountaineers had ganged up to
halt Syracuse's big star Ernie Da
vis for only 35 yards in 14 tries,
I The Pitt Panthers, State's final
foe of the season, built up a first
j half 13-3 lead over highly respect
ed Baylor, and then watched the
Bears fire two fourth-quarter
'touchdowns to pull a 16-13 victory
.out of the fire,
Injury plagued California held
'the nation's number one team,
[lowa, to a 14-7 halftime lead, but
then gave way in the second half
as the Hawkeyes turned on the
power, 28-7.
Holy Cross opened its season
on a sour note by dropping a 20-6
decision to Villanova. It was the
third straight upset for Villanova.
Maryland made itself a leading
contender for the Atlantic Coast
Conference title by nipping Clem
son, 24-21, in the closing seconds'
of play with a field goal.
2)ancing, 9:00 id 1:00
with the Jatutou3 Count.
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Recreation Hall
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Lion Rooters Need Scorin
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through pre-season scrimmages
and says both will see plenty
of action.
Inside left Tom Flanagan could
play center forward if needed.
Flanagan led the State freshmen
in scoring last year at this spot.
Flanagan is presently involved
BU
Surge
GRADUATE STUDENTS, upperclassmen.
Comfortable rooms with hot and cold
running water or private bath, innerspring
mattresses, central.' Parking accommoda
tions to inspect and compare. The Colonial,
123 W. Nittany. ADarns 74792 or ADams
7-4i3150.
IDEAL MODERN, large 8 rooms and bath
unfurnished apartment (or partially fur
nished), close to campus. Suitable for 2
or 8. Electric range and 2-door G.E. refrig
erator with freezing compartment. Parking,
recreation area. AD 7-7792 or AD 7-4850.
ROOM—private bath, shower, for two stu
dents; central. Call Mrs. Cop, AD 7-7792
or AD 7-4860.
MAN WISHES TO share nice country
home with three men students or work
ing couple with ear. All conveniences,
shower, kitchen, parking. $4 per week
each. Call AD 7-2965.
DOUBLE ROOM, clean and quiet: two
blocks from campus. 243 S. Pugh St.
CLEAN SINGLE room. Call Mrs. Cum
mings AD 7-3246. Located 126 East Nit
tany Ave., Apartment 6.
ONE SINGLE furnished room $6 per week;
2 blocks from campus. Call Joe, AD 2-
8161.
RENTAL PARKING, 801 South Atherton
Call W. H. Stine, AD 8-6264.
DOUBLE AND Single room for rent:
cooking facilities. Central location, park
ing. UN 5-6851--after 6:00 AD 7-9079.
HEATED GARAGE at Deaver Ave. and
Atherton St. $lO a month. Call AD 7-4344.
FOR SALE
FRESH CIDER, no preservative added.
Truck at Freezer Fresh, Dale Summit,
Sat. evening, Sun. afternoon and evening.
GREAT DANES—AKC registered show and
Pet stock, cropped and innoculated.
Nomad's Dane Kennel, AD 74981
1964 BUICK - SPECIAL, bard-top, excel
lent condition. Must sell. Make us an
offer. AD 84875.
IMY A 1953 2-bedroom. 3-bed Trailer for
3100 down and the balance as rent.
Suitable for a trio of students. Call AD 7-
4752 'after 6 p.m.
1969 RENAULT, R&H, motor recently
overhauled, excellent running condition,
good tires. Asking $82600. Call Frank,
AD 8-2164.
COLLE
FOR RENT
Zip--
in a hot struggle with Ed
Hinojosa for the starting inside
left position. Hinojosa, a junior
from Argentina, sat out last sea
son due to academic difficulties,
but has looked impressive after
recovering froth a charlie horse.
Djurdjevic, the remaining let-
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FOB SALE
RENTAL PARKING, 801 South Atherton.
Calf Witt Stine, AD 8-6254.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycle, 165 c.c.,
windshield and saddlebags; top condition.
Call AD 8-9082 after 7 p.m.
1962 PLYMOUTH 2 dr., UK Good con
dition. Snow Urea. Call AD, 8-1968 be
tween 6:30 and 7:30 p.m.
1939 PACKARD Convertible In running
condition. For further information call
AD 8-0703. _
FORD THUNDERBIRD-1966; white, two
toys, gear shift with overdrive. Excel
lent condition. Phone AD 74269.
1960 TRS SPORTS CAR with back . seat,
racing safety tires and racing clutch.
Price $1,600. Call Al) 9-6968.
SIX PAIR like-new ladies high heeled
Minims, size 713. Too small for owner.
New brocade dress, size 12. Call AD 7-4769
after 6 p.m.
BICYCLE, balloon tire—Sls. See Stan,
Rm. 13 Osmond Lab. AI) 7.4231.
INCA 1359, radio and heater. Call AD 7.
4669.
HAIRCUTS, all styles in stock. ^ Rudy's
Barber Shop, one mile from married
grad dorms on Benner Pike. Weekdays
12 :30 to 8:00, Saturday 8 :00 to 6:30.
LOST
DARK BLUE Wool Suit, 8 pieces, in West
Halls area. 11 found call Roger, AD 7-
4082. Reward I
WORK WANTED
TYPIST WITH experience with all Col
leges of University will type thesis,
term-papers or other work at reasonable
rates. Call AD 7-2838.
HELP WANTED
PART-TIME HELP wan ted evenings. Call
AD 8-8381 after 5 p.m., ask for Prank.
TABLE WAITERS—work for your meals
Call caterer at AD 7-4908.
ASSISTANT MANAGER—work for room.
See Mrs. Stitzer, The Colonial. AD 7-
4860, AD 7-7792.
PROOFREADERS WANTED. Experience
preferred. Apply to The Daily Collegian
after 5:10 p.m.
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terman on the front line, per
formed capably last year, but
lacked aggressiveness and ac
cording to Hosterman needed to
gain confidence in his ability.
So far in practices, Djurdjevic
has been shooting more, and
seems more sure of himself.
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WANTED
WAITERS 'AND Dishwashers—work for
meals in the new modern kitchen at Delta
Chi. Call AD 7-4989.
STUDENTS—EARN UP to $1.60 per hour
setting bowling pins. Two or three eve
nings of your choice. Downtown Dux Lanes,
128 S. Pugh.
WAITERS AND Dishwashers to work for
Inca's Call Pete, AD 7-4951.
WANTED—BREAKFAST Cook, willing to
work in exchange for meals. University
Club. Must be tree first period. Call Mrs.
Parsons AD 7-2391.
RIDE. TOPhiladelphia, Thursday before
noon, and/or return Sunday. Wayne,
AD 8-1916 or UN 5-2532.
PART TIME experienced fountain help,
hours: between 11 and 2 Tues. through
Fri. Apply F. W. Woolworth, litre. Facer,
fountain manager.
ACCOMODATIONS
TRAVELER'S LODGE MOTEL, North
Atherton Street, one mile north of Uri'.
verslty. Single rates $4 : double rates $6
triple $8 ; quadruple $lO ; dorm accommo•
dates seven people, $2 per person.
MISCELLANECUS
SGA HOUSING Committee will have office
hours 7-9 pm. weeknights—behind 203
HUB or cell UN 5-7112.
ATTENTION EXPERIMENTERS in Inter.
national Living—We shall meet to solve
world problems! Call Bob Lefcourt, AD 8-
1593 evenings.
SENSE, people to discuss the Berlin crisis,
tonight, Chapel at 7 :00. Sponsored by
SENSE: students for pence.
COLLEGE MEN part-time employment,
16 hrs./week working schedule. Will be
arranged to suit class study schedule when
ever possible. Salary 945/week. Call Mr,
Dunn 9 a.m.-1 p.m., AD 8-2051.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN—The Nelson Griffith
Quartet (piano, bass, trumpet, drums)
has . a limited number of dates not yet
booked. This Is a professional combo
specializing in Music for Dancing and
Listening. Call Carl at UN 5-6357 or
AD 7-2778.
DON'T JUST TALK about your favorite
A.W.S. Community Council candidate—
Vote for her Thurrniay.