FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20. 1961
Eight Syracuse Gridders
Sidelined With Injuries
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Frank Patrick's
Scouting Report
Syracuse Strong, Sizable
If it weren't for game monies. Lion backfield coach
Frank Patrick would see very little Penn State football.
While the Lions struggle for fame and glory each Saturday
afternoon, Patrick is usually halfway across the country
scouting future opponents. So far this year he's watched
Miami beat. Kentucky and Syracuse against West Virginia,
Maryland and Nebraska.
RECORD: Syracuse has defeated Oregon State, 19-8, West
Virginia, 29-14, and Nebraska, 28-6. Maryland beat the Orange
two weeks ago, 22-21.
COACH: Ben Schwartzwalder, starting his 13th season as head
Syracuse coach, has an overall record of 76-37-2, including
a 3-1 slate this year. His best season was in 1959 when the
Orange won 10 straight games, beat Texas in the Cotton Bowl,
and were named the top team in the country.
OFFENSE: Against Nebraska last week Syracuse ditched a
lot of the fancy stuff they were fooling around with early in
the season and went back to their former power attack. The
emphasis was on raw power and Nebraska simply couldn't
stop them. They ground out three touchdown marches of
more than 90 yards each--and the sight was rather frighten
ing. They're basically a running team and they utilize half
back Ernie Davis to the utmost. Against Nebraska, Syracuse
ran 75 plays from scrimmage and Davis carried the ball on
22 of those, or roughly one-third of the time. They don't
use Davis much as a decoy, he's too good for that. Quarter
back Dave Sarette can complement the running attack with
accurate passing.
LINE' Their line is bigger and stronger than ours. John
Brown, a 6-2, 240-pound senior, is a very good tackle.
BACKS: Everyone knows about Davis. Last year he was the
third top ground gainer in the nation and he's running just
as well this year. What some people don't know is that he's
also rough on defense. He's a tremendous tackler.
EVALUATIONt Syracuse was like a yo-yo before Saturday's
game—up and down, up and down. But against Nebraska
they played 60 minutes of hard, near-perfect football. They
showed plenty of desire after the loss to Maryland the
week before and were extremely sharp. They have a big,
strong, business-like squad, and if we play like we did against
Army they'll throw us right out of the Stadium.
IMUSZEM
T.G.I.F.
WEST HALLS
RECORD HOP
DAVE SARETTi
. . . doubtful starter tomorrow
Time for the
TONIGHT 8:00-12:30
In Waring Lounge
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
After 13 years of coaching
the Orange of Syracuse, Ben
Schwartzwalder must be par
tial to that color, but no one
would question him if he's
feeling blue today.
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With less than 48 hours remain
ing before his squad meets
Penn State at Beaver Stadium,
Schwartzwalder has no less than
eight gridders sidelined with as
sorted ailments.
The game will be televised
in the East by ABC•TV as part
of its NCAA television series,
and as the saying goes, "to the
winner go the spoils,"
According to the latest Lambert
Trophy ratings, Syracuse is the
overwhelming choice as the top
team in the East. A victory for
Schwartzwalder's crew would
solidify Syracuse's position even
more.
If State, rated anywhere from
a one-point underdog to a one
point favorite, could pull out a
win, it could move all the way
from sixth (behind Villanova and
Rutgers) to first.
Syracuse has six players out
with broken hands, starting
quarterback Dave Sarette side
lined with a bruised shoulder,
and guard Dave Meggyesy in
the infirmary with an infected
arm.
Meggyesy is expected to be
ready by tomorrow, but Sarette
is a doubtful starter although
Schwartzwalder may still use him.
The six players with broken
hands—captain and starting half
back Dick Easterly, alternate unit
quarterback Bob Lelli, starting
tackle John Paglio, starting full
back Bob Schoonover and re
serves Jim Gaskins and Dick Bow
man, will definitely not play.
An NCAA rule prevents play
ers from wearing casts on the
field. Previously players could
wear a cast covered with foam
rubber.
State is in top physical shape
for the contest. Guard Bob Hart,
who has missed al! four of State's
games to date because of a pre
season knee injury, has showed
steady improvement and he'll
work with the Reddy Unit.
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By JIM KARL
Light the Fuse
For Syracuse
* The students of this cam
pus want a Thanksgiving
Vacation. The means for pro
viding it exists in our pres
ent calendar. This student
feels that the administra
tion's arguments for possibly
withholding it have been in
sufficient and that more valid
and cogent results must be
presented before the stu
dents' proposal can be re
jected.
Record-Brea
Leads Maryl
By CRAIG YERKES
Maryland University's high
flying and high-scoring Ter
rapins should give Penn State
soccer coach Ken Hosterman
a pretty good idea Saturday
of just
. how successful the 1961
!season is going to be.
Maryland was last year's sec
ond-ranked NCAA team, and this
year it may be even better. Thus
far the Terps have won their first
three games in high-scoring fash
ion,
Maryland opened with a 3-0
win over Virginia, then blasted
North Carolina State, 10-0. Last
Saturday the Terps gained re
venge for last year's only regu
lar season loss by handing Army
its first loss, 4.3, in double over
time at West Point. Army had
won three straight..
If these statistics aren't enough
to scare a coach-17 goals against
3—perhaps the name Juan Carlos
Martin is.
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THREE
The VEST is the surest way of telling
last year's suit from this year's. Ob
viously, many of our new natural
shoulder suits are vested ... Shoulders
are your own, trousers handsomely
tapered.
See them today at KALIN'S.
king Scorer
and Boaters
Martin was last year's outstand
ling performer in the NCAA title
!game, and this year the senior
!from Buenos Aires, Argentina, has
!started right where he left off.
!His record of seven goals in three
games sounds more impressive
if you know he scored six of the
seven in one game.
I Martin's six goals against N.C. .
State not only set a school rec
ord, but broke the all-time
Atlantic Coast Conference rec
ord.
If this still would not make a
`rival coach sit awake nights,
add 12 returning lettermen, a fine
coach with 15 seasons behind him,
land a 32-0-1 ACC record for the
;last eight years to the other im
pressive figures.
In spite of the 12 returning
'lettermen, four sophomores have
managed to break into the starting
ilineup, Most significant of these
!four is Oyton Tertemis, from Tur
;key. Tertemis plays center for
ward and has accounted for six
!Maryland scores, one less than
!teammate Martin.
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