FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1961
Holy Cross
Best State
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By JIM KARL
Penn State has faced plenty
of fine quarterbacks this year,
but Holy Cross’ Pat McCarthy
may top them all.
Largely because of McCarthy,
Holy Cross-is 5-2 so far and cur
rently ranked third in the nation
in passing.
The Crusaders have lost to
Villanova (20-6) and Syracuse
(34-8) and defeated Buffalo
(20-8). Boston University (20-7).
Dartmouth (17-13), Dayton {2B
- and Massachusetts (44-7).
Lion Coach Rip Engle figures
McCarthy’s pitching arm will play
a big part in the outcome of to
morrow’s Beaver Stadium clash.
The Lions have been working
all week on pass defense, an
area that has proved troublesome
in past games.
Ever since the second game
of the season, when Miami's
George Mira picked apart
State's aerial armor to lead the
Hurricanes to a 25-8 upset. State
has experienced difficulty in
containing the opposition's pass-
Bowls Out for Rutgers
NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP)
—Rutgers University announced
yesterday it is not interested in
being considered for any post
season football game.
Albert W. Twiichell, director
of athletics at unbeaten Rutgers,
said in announcing the decision:
"The hysteria surrounding bowl
feelers is clouding our immediate
objective, which is to win the
games remaining on the schedule
against Colgate and Columbia."
IT'S A CLASSIC!
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WARING LOUNGE
pat McCarthy
... best of the East?
★ ★ ★
mg games.
California’s Randy Gold and
Maryland’s Dick Shiner had good
days against State, Gold’s coming'
in a 33-16 defeat and Shiner’s in
a 21-17 victory.
But the Lion coaching staff re
gards McCarthy as more danger
ous than any other QB State will
face this year.
"Personally, I think Mc-
Carthy is the best quarterback
we'll face all year/’ Lion end
coach J. T. White said yester
day. "He definitely has Randy
Gold beat. He’s a lot quicker
and he does more things bet
ter.”
White has spent the past three
weekends scouting the Crusaders.
Last week he watched McCarthy
roll for a total of 244 yards passing
and running in the first half
against Massachusetts.
Lion quarterback coach Joe
Paterno is another McCarthy
booster. "He’s as good as any
quarterback in the East,” Paterno
said yesterday.
"He's excellent on the roll
out run and pass and he's also
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Has
a good, strong runner. He could
make a lot of teams as a half
back."
! As a sophomore last year Mc-
Carthy was named to State's all
opponent team despite a 33-8
lacing by State.
‘‘The only quarterback who
came close to him in my opinion
was Army’s Tom Blanda,” said
Hank Oppermann, last year’s Lion
captain.
McCarthy has plenty of help
Hawks Decline Rens'
Offer To Get Green
PITTSBURGH (fl - Lenny
Litman, owner of the American
Basketball League’s Pittsburgh
Rens. offered yesterday to trade
Jim Palmer to St. Louis of the
National Basketball Association
for Si Green.
However, Ben Kerner, owner of
the Hawks, termed the proposal
ridiculous. He said Palmer had
jumped from the NBA to the ABL
and if he were in the NBA he
would belong to New York.
★ * ★
Rated
Faced
. Crusader cruiser
it ★ ★
in the Crusader backfield in
Tom Hennessey, a lop candidate
for All-East honors, and A 1
Snyder, one of the lop pass re
ceivers in the nation.
Hennessey will be the fastest
man on the field Saturday,” White;
said. He wiggles and squirms:
when he runs and he’s very tough;
to stop. He’s what I call a ‘desire'!
football player. He plays for keeps
every second.”
Snyder is McCarthy’s favorite
pass-receiver. Going into the
Massachusetts game last week, he;
was among the top five receivers
in the nation.
It was Snyder’s leaping, finger
tip catch of a last period pass at
the goal line that gave the Cru
saders a 17-13 victory over
Darthmouth earlier this year.
IM Bowling Results
FRATERNITY LEAGUE B
?AM 8 Delta Sig. Phi 0
Phi Sig. Delta 6 Phi Sig. Rappa 2
Sig. Chi Rho 8 AGR 0
A. Epsilon PI 6Pi Kap. Phi 2
Delta Chi 6 Sig. Phi Ep. 2
High Game—PHlL GAY. Sig. Phi
Ep., 222
High Series—PHlL GAY. Sig. Phi
Ep„ 564
High Game (team)~A. Ep. Pi, 802
IM Cage Results
FRATERNITY
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Theta Del. Chi 33 Tau Phi Del. 23
INDEPENDENTS
Clearfield 35 Lancaster 23
Mercer 29 Washington 21
Fayette 39 Lebanon 25
Franklin 45 Somerset 18
Chester 26 NorlhumbTd 21
C agers in Scrimmage
Penn State's varsity basketball
team will scrimmage St. Francis
of Loretto in Rec Hall tonight ai 8.
Coach John Egli said that the
scrimmage will- be open to spec
tators. The Lion cagers open their
season at home Dec. 2 against
Maryland.
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