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Colgate Rooters Boast
15 Game Winning Streak
By CRAIG YERKES
Penn State's soccer team
will face its second straight
tough game when it opposes
Colgate's undefeated "Red
Raider" eleven tomorrow
afternoon at Hamilton, N.Y.
There arc several reasons why
tomorrow's game will be rough
for Ken Hosterman's boosters, but,
the most significant i the con
troversial issue involving Colgate's
failure to be chosen for the 1960
Eastern NCAA •)ff'•
Th c upstate
New Yorkers
have come up
fast in eastern
soccer circles the
past few seasons
In 1959 they com
piled a 7-1 slate
en route to a
fourth place
NCAA finish and
their high - scor
ing wing, Jim
Taylor, was
chosen on the Glenn /1"1"
coaches' All-American squad.
Last year the Red Raiders made ;
it big. They crashed enemy nets
for 53 goals in sweeping nine:
straight foes.
Their defense, not to be out
done by the front line, limited the
i
opposition to a meager seven!
goals, tops in the east. State
scored one of the seven goals, butt
went down to a 5-1 defeat.
Being the only major eastern
power to go undefeated, and
"Tareyton's Dud Filter in dues parses divisa estl''
says veteran coach Romulus (Uncle) Remus. "We have a
saying over at the Coliseum —'Tareyton separates the gladia
tors from the gladioli'. It's a real magnus smoke. Take it
from me, Tarey ton delivers de gustibus —and the Dual Filter
does itl"
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
sporting impressive scores, Col
gate appeared headed for a play
off spot.
However, the selection board
thought differently, ruling that the
caliber of opposition the
. Red
Raiders faced was sub-par.
So a fine season went for
naught and all Colgate could do
was wait for 1961, try to dupicate
its excellent record, and hope for
a break from the selection board.
So far they have gotten off on
the right foot.
With a fine nucleus from last
year, coach Mark Randall has led
the Red Raiders through two vic
tories, 5-1 over Hartswick, and
6-0 over Clackson, two upstate
New York schools. The wins ex
tended Colgate's streak to 15
'straight victories in regular sea
son play.
So Colgate is out to prove it
self worthy of selection, while
State is out to show that its fine
'second-half effort against power
ALPHA EPSILON PI
SACK-OUT PARTY
SATURDAY OCT. , •
featuring
MIKE RAYMOND and the MIDNIGHTERS
House Open Pledge Show
at 10:00 at 10:30
ful West Chester was no fluke.
State stands ahead in the
series, having won 18 of 20 con
tests. Colgate's two wins came
in the last two meetings, in
1959 and 1960.
Hosterman might have a few of
his patented strategic switches in
mind for Colgate. He has been
juggling his front line in practices
attempting to assemble the best
possible scoring combination.
Glenn Ream has apparently re
gained his old right-wing spot
for his outstanding play in the
second half against West Chester.
Inserted in the lineup in the
third quarter, Ream provided
the spark that the Lions were
missing throughout the first
half. He set up Stat''s one goal,
and barely missed numerous
shots deep from his wing spot.
Hosterman has switched Ed
Hinojosa from right wing to left,
and moved Howie Farrer to in
side right, in other changes.
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Houk Inks 2 Year Contract
NEW YORK (PP) —Ralph
Houk signed a new two-year
contract yesterday to manage
the world champion New
York Yankees at a reported
$45,000 a year and predicted the
club should be even better in 1962.
"I got a helluva raise," said the
42-year-old Houk who succeeded
Casey Stengel as Yankee skipper
just a year ago. "I almost fainted
when they showed me the con
tract."
Roy Hamey, Yankee, General
Manager, said the raise was "sub-
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ROOM—private bath, shower, for two stu
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GRADUATE STUDENTS. upperclassmen—
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FRESH CIDER, no preservative added.
Truck at Freezer Fresh, Dale Summit,
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1960 TRIMUPII TR-3 Sports Car, fully
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13. 1961
stantial" but didn't give any fig
ures. It was-understood Houk got
$30,000 in his one-year contract
for 1961.
"I am pleased In more ways
than one,"- said Houk. "First, the
money is great, Second, this is
the first time since I have been
in baseball that I knew for sure
what I would be doing for two
years in advance. When a man
has a family he. has to think
about such things."
Houk announced the coaching
staff of Frank Crosetti, Johnny
Sain, Wally Moses- and Jim Ha
gan would be back.
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FRESH CIDER, no preservative added.
Truck at Freezer Fresh, Dale Summit,
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1961 AUSTIN HEALEY Deluxe, red, over
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TWO ARMY Tickets. Good location. Call
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SINGER ELECTRIC Portable Machine:
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100 VW; sunroof, radio, w.w. Only 4,000
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'6O CHEVY Convertible, 4-speed transrnis.
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FOUR ARMY tickets. Call Roz after 7 p.m.
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GERMAN WW 11 military insignia, cane.
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ASSISTANT MANAGER—work for room.
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, 1850, AD 7-7792.
WANTED
RIDERS FROM Pittsburgh to State en
Friday, Oct. 20 (Junior Prom weekend)
and return Sunday, Oct. 22. Call Roger,.
Al) 7-4082.
WANTED—MALE Student to share 3-man
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NEEDED—SAX MAN needs good piano
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Jazz and atandarda. Please call Barry,
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LOST
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LOST ON Tuesday—blue. '62 Class Mug
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me. Reward. Call Turn. AD 8.2363.
MISCELLANECUS
COLLEGE MEN part-time employment,
15 hrs./week working schedule. Will b.
arranged to suit class study schedule when
ever possible. Salary $45/week. Cal) Mr.
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BOWLERS—WIN FREE garnet only at
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newest 10-pin automatics in State College
area. Dux Lanes. 128 S. Pugh Street.
COMMUNION BREAKFAST on SundaY.
Oct. 15 at 10:15 a.m. in HUB Dining
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SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: The Nelson Griffith
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Sunday 10:00 a.m., Rec Hall.
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tries. N. 8.8.5. comes to Penn State to
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on Oct. 18 at 8 p.m., 217 HUB.
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TIM LAS VEGAS NIGHT isn't far awayl
ALL "GOOD" Penn State students are
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Have "sou" consulted their Yellow Fagest