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Ruiners, Soccermen at ,i Home
Harriers Face Jaspers;
Close Dual. Meet Season
By DAVE LEONARD
Penn State's once beaten
barriers face Manhattan at 1
p.m. on the golf course today
in a meet that could give Lion
coach Chick Werner a pretty
good idea how his team will
fare in the upcoming IC4A and
NCAA meets.
Last year State copped the 1001.
title, but finished a disappoint- 1.
ing ninth in the NCAA meet,
Manhattan's Jaspers, coached
by John Eastman, will carry a
4=l log into the meet.
_State is
3-L
The Jaspers hold one-sided
15-50 victories over both lona and
Fairleigh Dickinson. They beat St.
Johns, 22-39, and last week re
corded a 21-40 win over Dart
mouth.
Their only loss came at the named Glen Holton. 'Both have]
hands of Army. The Cadets _ , become top stars for the: varsity. 1
drobLed the Jaspers 17-42, but GERRY NORMAN I The frosh's winning score camel
Lion coach Chick Werner rates
.. . hampered by leg injury i when Ron Coates hit Gary Wyd-1
.man with an 18-yard TD aerial.'
Army as one of the tap Eastern * * *
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powers this year. Don Caum booted the conversion.'
"Army has.a very good team ! Lion meets but .he
last three Lion This year Coach Ed Shoekey'si
this year and they will be a I just wasn ' t up to par.
!squad has beaten Fairmont Street
lop contender " for the IC4A 1 Howie Deardorff. who seems to
Ohio University, and Virginia;
title," Werner said. 'have come into his own of late,':Tech. Their only loss came at the
Tom Siggens, a junior, is thel:will lead the Lions into the bat
hands of the Pitt frosh, 29-14.
leading runner for the -
J as p ers !tle fresh from a recordbreaking l
State must win today's game
along with captain Don Korry. :performance against Navy last
week. 1 , in order to post a winning rec
-I think that Penn State will, ord. Earl Bruce's squad lost its
be too rough for us," Eastman', Werner will be seeking a fifth opener to Navy, 26-0, but last ,
said ;it an interview yesterday. man to complete the Lion squad: Saturday rose up to defeat Pitt,
"It's really a shame that Gerry,that will run in the champion- 1544 :
Norman had to get hurt, he's a'ships later this month. I With one exception, Bruce is,
fine runner and I hope his injury, Norman, Deardorff, Steve Moor-
:expected to start the same team!
clears up." . ;head, and Mike Miller seem. to -that nipped the Panthers. Full
Norman has been working out 'have the first four spots sewed - 1 back Tom Bleehash suffered 'a leg
all week 'and his leg, injured up, but the last position is wide,iniury - in the Panther victory and
about a month ago, is slowly open with Lionell Bassett, Ernie' '
will not see action. His place in
returning to normal. Norman !Noll. Joe Nichols and Fred Larson the lineup will be filled by Bob
ran on the injured leg in the being the leading contenders. _ ;Kane.
i Just as the frosh stopped Pitt's
!top threat, Fred Mazurek last
:week, they must stop Milt Cleeg
',today. The bruising 200-pound
fullback has scored six touch-
I downs this season, including three
;against Ohio U. last week. •
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LION TOES—Don Jonas, left, and Chuck Ricevuto. Slate's two
kicking specialists, line 'up a football on the, kicking tee during
practice. Jonas had been doing all the . Lion kicking until he
suffered a shoulder injury against Syracuse two weeks ago.
liicevuto took over the kick-off duties and has been bombing
the ball into the end*one. Jonas boots the Lions' extra points and
field goals.
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Lion Frosh
Face W.Va. -
_
n Final Tilt
Penn State's freshman foot.
ball squad will close out its
short 3-game schedule this
morning when it battles West
Virginia at Mo'untaineer Field
in Morgantown.
ISince the 'resumption of the
series between the two schools in
11958, neither team has been able to
post a victory on foreign grounds.
!State has won, 21-6, And 21-2,
;while the Mountie Cubs have won,
14-6, - at Morgantown in 1959.
Last year: State roared from
14 points behind in the second
half to score the. one-point
victory. The big' gufis for the
Mounties that day were a high
ly rated -quarterback`. named
Fred - Colvard and a fullback
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IMitinaer's Family Athletic
Bob Mitinger, All-American can
idtdate at end for the Nittany
Lions; hails from a famed athletic
,family.
His uncle is Charlie
Berry, for
mer star pro gridder they
New York Giants and current
NFL head linesman. In addition,
Berry serves as an umpire with
the American League. Mitinger's
father, Bob Sr., played guard for
Jock Sutherland at Lafayette in
the early 1920's and his brother,
Joe. captained the Yale eleven in
1952.
Pa. Boys Possess Threat
Maryland's Gary Collins, sen-!
for end from Williamitown, Pa.„
should be the favorite target of
quarterback Dick Novak of Union
town, Pa., in Saturday's Penn
State-Terrapin game.
The Pennsylvania products will
probably pose a real threat to the
PSII secondary. Coach Tom Nu
gent calls Collins Maryland's all
time greatest end. Novak is the
key to the Maryland offense with
his pinpoint passing.
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Banters Host Owls;
Try to Even Record
By CRATG YERKES
• A -Penn State soccer team
weakened by injuries will host
Temple's high flying Owls this
morning at 11 on the Lions
home turf.
Temple, 4-1-1 this year, will
pos - e a serious hurdle to Ken Hos,.
terman's booters. The reason for
,this is the absence of Howie Far-
I rer and the limited availability of
Tom Flanagan and Ken Link.
IFerrer' and Flanagan have sup
plied most of the scoring punch
for the Lions thus far, and Link
has been Hosterman's center-for
'ward in the last three games.
Farrer is definitely out for the
year due to a chipped bone in his
foot. Flanagan was believed- to
have pulled ligaments in his knees
but yesterday the soplioniore'par
ticipated in shooting drills and
appeared ready to see limited ac
ition•against the Owls.
State-Temple Soccer Rundown
Records: State, 2-3: Temple,
4- /- I
Time: 11:00 a.m. •
Place: Lions' soccer field oppo
tile the ice rink
Lail year's result: State 2 • Tem
ple-1 at Philadelphia (overtime)
Starting State Lineup:
left wing: Ted-Jones
inside left: Ed Hinojosa
center-forward: Dick Xuplen
inside right: Val Djurdjevic
right wing: Glenn Ream
left halfback: Jay Stormer
center halfback: Dieter Heine
right halfback: Lou Paulin
left fullback: John Miller
right fullback: Bill Menke
goalie: Dave Grubbs
Link fell on his ankle and was
believed out of today's encounter;
however, yesterday he also
dressed for practice and Hoster
man believes he will be ready
for action today.
Jai Stormer will return to
his left halfback slot, after a
two week absence caused by a
-
shoulder separation against
Maryland.
The Lions are' 2-3 on the year,
losing and
- winning alternate
games. Stat has lost its first;
third, and fifth games, while win
ning the second and fourth con--
tests. By- this standard the Lions
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Invites all sophomore rushees
Monday nice ... 6:30
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1961
are due for a win against the
Owls.
HoWeyer, just as this system
is on the Lions' side, there is one
jinx against State. In seven games
played on the two-year-old soc
cer field, State has managed but
one win, that coming over hapless
Syracuse, which has dropped the
sport this year after many poor
seasons.
Temple is sparked by sopho
mores and barely lost to power
ful West Chester, 1-0. The Owls
could have at least tied the Rams
if sophomore Roy Viehweger had
not blown an easy five yard shot.
West Chester, 4-1 conquerer
of the Lions in the season's
opener, is now 8-0 on the year.
The Rams have dealt Temple
and - Navy their only losses and
it seems that coach Mel Lorbac
is pushing to better last year's
3rd place .NCAA finish . .
President Eric Walker offered
the following suggestion to solve
the mystery of the booters' poor
first half performances: "We
should get our freshman team
down at the field around an
hour early to scrimmage the
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DIETER HEIN ZE
. . steady Lion booter
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