WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1961
Panther Booters Blank Lions
Penn State’s soccer team
closed its season yesterday
against Pitt the same way it
has been playing all year—
running hard, passing well
but not scoring.
The fact that the Lions outshot
Pitt 17-11 and completely con
trolled the ball had little to do
with the outcome of the game,
which went Pitt’s way, 1-0.
The score was a fitting climax
lo a season of frustrations for
coach Ken Hoslerman and his
booters. The Lions offense simp
ly didn't score enough and as a
result State finished with a dis
mal 3-6 record.
In their first three losses, the
Lions averaged one goal per game.
Overall the offense scored only 16
goals in nine games.
“It was a terrible game,’’ Hos
terman said after the defeat. “We
just had no finish. We outshot
them, outplayed them and out
passed them, but couldn’t get the
ball into the net.”
Pitt got the only score of the
game when forward Bob Culh
berl stole a Lion pass, broke
into the clear and booted a bul
let into the left corner of the
Lion's net at 13:16 of the third
Panther Scribe Calls Or
The Daily Collegian learned
yesterday that Jim O'Brien,
sports editor of the Pitt News,
(the University of Pittsburgh's
student newspaper), allegedly
wrote in his daily column: "I
understand that the Collegian
Cowards are trying to rebuild
their ranks this year, but how
can you rebuild on garbage?"
John Black, coach of the un
defeated Cowards, said that he
was sure his team would take
Beat Pitt
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quarter. The goal was Cuih
beri’s 13th of the season.
It was about the only good shot
Pitt had all afternoon on the
freezing soccer field, but it was
good enough to win the game.
“I can't figure out this team,”
Hosterman said. “They’ve got me
stumped. If ng one had been
keeping score, by comparison to
the two team’s play you would
think we’d be ahead by five or
six goals. But we couldn’t get
going and get that ball into the
nets.”
Hosterman said, however, that
he is looking for a better team
next year. "All signs point lo a
good club next season if we
don’t lose any boys by ineligi
bility," he said.
State’s best chance lor a score
came late in the third quarter
when Tom Flanagan drove a shot
that just missed the right comer
of the Pitt net. The Lions had
numerous other chances but Pitt
goalie Tom Staab came up with
some outstanding saves.
The loss marked the first time
State has .been shut out this sea
son. The Lions’ other losses were
to West Chester (4-1), Maryland
(5-3), Navy (3-1), Gettysburg (2-1),
and Army (4-2). State beat Col
gate (4-3), Bucknell (3-2) and
Temple (2-1).
ards 'Garbage'
that remark lying down.
In of er developments con
cerning Saturday's big game.
Publicity Director Jim "Gar
bage Mouth" Bukaia announced
that the contest had been
switched from Forbes Field to
Shenley Oval. Bukata said that
the sale of beer is illegal at
Forbes Field.
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| THANKSGIVING \
| IN 1
! WEST HALLS \
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: 10:00 a.m. Ail star football game :
1 1: 30-4:30 p.m. .. Jammy in Waring Lounge l
| 6:00 pdn Dinner •
; 7:00-10:00 p.m. Semi-formal dance •
: in Waring •
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2 This program is open to 2
j Atherton and West Halls only j
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Internationa! Film Series
Presents
"BALLAD OF A SOLDIER"
FOUR Showings this w«ek ONLY
Wed. 8 P.IL Thurs. 3,1, 8 P.M.
BALLAD OF A SOLDIER is a contemporary (1960) Russian
tragedy. Not simply an anti-war film, or a war-torn love
story, this film is a lyrical ballad: a tale told with restraint,
poignancy, and stunning versiiilily. A tale of a soldier who
does not come back to bis mother or to his new-found girl
friend or to Russia. Speaking of the direction by G. Chukhrai.
the NEW YORK TIMES said: "Mr. Chukhrai has made his
picture flow in such a swift, poetic way that the tragedy
of it is concealed by a gentle lyric quality.”
The photography and narration smoothly'fuse together into
a moving and powerful motion picture. BALLAD OF A
SOLDIER is one o£ the finest recent examples of the Film
As Art.
Note that because of the Thanksgiving "vacation” we have
added one additional showing ot the film, tonight at S P.M.
Also there will be the regular three showings tomorrow.
Thanksgiving Day, at 3,7, and 9 P.M.
Tickets Available NOW 50s HUB Desk
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN UNIVERSITY PARK PENNSYLVANIA
1-2-3 KICK—Ed Hinojosa (R) seems to he doing a dance while
getting set to boot the ball in yesterday's 1-0 loss to Pitt on the
soccer field next to the ice rink. Pitt's Chuck Dunbar races in to
check Hinojosa.
Cardinals Sign Flood
ST. LOUIS (AP)—Center field
er Curt Flood, who finished strong
last season for a .322 batting av
erage, yesterday because the first
St. Louis baseball Cardinal to
sign his 1962 contract.
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+ CLASS
FOR SALE
BANJOS, UKES, Guitars, Pianos, Ham
mond Organs, Strings, Books, all music
«uppH«. Pifer Music Centers, Benner Pike.
Open *til 3 p.n-. daily except Weds. Thone
EL 5-3441.
HI-FJ RECORDING, ol Penn State song*
by the Glee Club and famous Blue Hand
at 107 Armory and HUH desk.
FRESH CIDER, no preservative added.
Truck at Freezer Freak, Dale Summit,
Sat. evening:. Sun. afternoon and evening.
PUPPIES Weimaraner, 8 Week* old.
Howard Swank, Boalsburg. HOmeatead
s-&m.
ritAILEB. College View Trailer Park.
Perfect for two $9OO. Call AD S-117,8.
ONE UNOPENED Ream Macadam Bond
20 lb#., 50% cotton content paper
{4.00. Also Zenith Hi-Fi automatic phono*
Ki ttph $3O. Shultz, AD -8*2708.
TWO TICKETS for Pitt Ksme 35-40 yard
line. Call AD 7-3250 ask for Jerry.
SINGER PORTABLE electric sowing mn
chine, used nnd in perfect condition. Cnn
be- guaranteed. $29.95. AD 3-9.W7.
GARRARD TURN TABLE: Bosen Ampli
fier; Aristocratic Speaker. Alpha Phi,
UN 5-8278.
WHIZZKR MOTORBIKE. Rood tires, me-
chanical condition. Many extra* including
windshield, 128 cc 4-cycle engine, parts avail
able locally. First $5O takes it. AD 8-1828.
HiitMitiMiimimHiimmiiMMiMiiiMiiiiMmitnii
WANTED
KITCHEN HELP. Work for meals. Excel
lent job. Call Burnie AD 8-0718.
cVradljate” stiTdkSt WANTED: To
share double room in graduate residence
hall. Effective winter term. Call UN 5*5522.
HIDE ANY weekend to and from Somerset
or Berlin. Cull Sam at AD 7-716 S or
AD 8-8172. '
ONE MALE student to share coolest pad
in town for winter term; $9.00 pet week.
AD fr-0378.
DESPERATE! WANTED—ride ' "to” Pitts
burgh for four. Wednesday or Thursday.
Call UN 5-6263, uk for Kornx
lUDKRS WANTK UtfT~ f.).C~ Wed. 4 p.nT!
Call Bob, AD 8-8679 before 11 a.m. or
1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
LOST
MATRIC CARD at Skating Rink. If found
call UN 5-3070.
GLASSES IN gold caae loot between Ather
ton and Boucke Friday, Nov. 17th. Call
Barb, UN 5-G7S7. Reward 1
BLUE PENN STATE Jacket at North
Halls Record Hop Friday. .Please return
to HUB (leak or cal) Gene UN 5-66T1.
GOLD RING from Calhoun High School.
Contact Ira, UN G-5950.
LOST: WHITE Wallet. Contents—driver’s
license', pictures, social security card, etc.
Very valuable to owner. Generous reward.
jJudie Russell AD 8-2597 or UN 5-4012.
LOSTON EMBROWN leather glove. Satur
day. Finder call Phyllis, UN 5-G2-10.
A RALEIGH Sports English Bike «*ith
initials D.L.W. Call Dave UN 5-93FI>.
WATCH, third period Fri
day, White Bldg. Reward. Contact Nancy,l
UN 5-52*0. I
REWARD FOR return of %smni Camera
lost in junior section at Holy Cross game.
Phone Mike, A Dams 8-8589.
forrent’
iiHiHmmmvimiMitMiUMUMWHimmmtuniiii
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY unfur
nished one bedroom apartment. Heat,
water, stove and refrigerator furnished.
For further information call AD 8-0638.
EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, 1962, furnished apart
ment for rent, %89. Call AD 8-2136 after
A p.m.
SINGLE ROOM available Dec. 7th for
winter term. Cali AD 7-7872.
Bowling, Cage
Results
IM Bowling Results
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE A
Hi-Lo’s 8 Five Guys 0
Beaver 6 Tornadoes 2
Newman Club 6 Woodburners 2
Hickory 6 Schuylkill 2
Ten Pins 6 Allegheny 2
High Game—Murray Popkave, Hi-
Lo’s, 232
High Series—Murray Popkave. Hi-
Lo’s, 586
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE B
Poplar 8 Rejects 0
Misfits 8 Mercer 0
Northurnb’land 8 Clearfield 0
Nittany Five 6 Splinters 2
Montgomery 6 Spoilers 2
High Game—Al Haberbush, Pop
lar, 240
High Series—Al Haberbush, Pop
lar, 619
IM Cage Results
FRATERNITY
Pi K. Phi 46 A. Chi Rho 29
Beta Sig. Rho 36 K. Delta Rho 32
A. Gam. Rho 17 Acacia 16
High Scorer Otto Bohmullcr,
Kappa Delta Rho, 23
INDEPENDENT
Gailynns 57 Nittany 25 14
Sharks 50 Rejects 26
Nittany 33 30 Nittany 35 24
Nittany 42 28 Nittany 39 26
Hawks 21 Nittany 38 20
Nittany 41 14 Panthers 13
High Scorer—Jack Smith, Sharks,
17 _
IFI E D S +
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Cofnforli>M«- rnomj with hot uml et>M
running water or private- linth, inneraprin*
matt man. Centra;. Parking. Aceommoda
tior-a to inaiiect and compare—The Cohminl,
121$ Ws Nittany. ADam* 7-7792 or ADam*
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HOOM I-'OH male Kradunte atudent. Re
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Seml-tH-ivate bath. Free cap parking. Avail,
able now. AD 7-47!Kh
(iRAOUATR (URLS will rent single or
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ONE BEDROOM Apartment, available
Dec. 1, It? E. College A ve. UntuiniHhed,
Kitchen is, furnished. Couples or two
Cali AD 7-24K2.
DOUBLE ROOM in quiet private home:
Available for nmi-smokimr male students
for winter and spring terms. Call at 512
W. Vaster Ave. Plioue AD 7-251 H.
THREE-PERSON furnished apartment for
rent Christmas vacation. Females pre«
ferred. For information call AI) H-M22.
ROOM AVAILABLE for male urndunle
student in Irvin Hall for winter and
spring terms, ('all Joe UN 5-0012.
SINGLE ROOM, available Dec. 2; <i«iet
home, reasonable rent and free parkiiu^.
AD 7*4329.
PERSONAL
YOUR IDENTITY disclosed by ppraoii who
saw you "borrow” the ROYAL ESSEX
from Hamilton court yard Nov. 15 p.nt,
If bike ia returned tindanimced by Nov. 29
a.in., no questions otherwise, had new*.
MISCELLANEOUS
PART-TIME t JOBS available iimm diately
for college men; 1.3 hours/wcek working
schedule. Salary its/week. Call Mr. Rich
ardson 0.‘30 a.m. - ?:0(J p.m. AD 8-2051.
SOCIAL CHAIRMK’nT 7 l b* Nek*m Hir ifUth
Quartet (piano, bass, trumpet, drurr. »>
has a limited number of dates not yet
booked. This is a professional combo,
speeialiy.ing in inuric for dancing and
listening. Call Carl nt UN 7 or AD
7-2776.
ALL FORMS of typing wanted. Fast and
economical. Call AD 7-7719 for informa
tioh. Will piekup and deliver.
TIM, J’LL SEE you nt ire rink on Saturn
day, Nov. 25, Barbara, Kathy.
i*SOC SKI Instruction Orientation meeting,
Saturday, 2:00, 112 Muckhout !>>ih.
SOCIAL CHAIRMEN: The Nelson Griffith
Quartet (pkmo, bass, trumpet, drums)
has a limited number of dates not yet
booked. This is a professional combo spe
cialising in Mttaei for Dancing and Listen
ing. Cell Carl at UN 5-6367 or AD 7-2776.
PSOC WINTER HIKE and ~Campon l-
Shenandoah National - Park. Virginia—
Dec. 12 - 15. Sign up at the HUB I desk
or call Rod Wetzel AD 8-87 W.
THESIS PRINTING, reasonable. Call AD
8-077-1 after 5:30 p.m.
PSOC CABIN PARTY at Sk i Cabin—Sat.
night. Leave Itec Hal! 1:30 and 5:09.
BICYCLE STORAGE during December
vacation 75c. AD 7-7818 —calls- from
campus refunded.
PSOC WORK PARTIES at the Ski Slope
Saturday and Sunday, Rce Hall, 1;30
Sal., 10:99 and ISunday.
FOR STANDARD and Electric Typewriter
Rentals: Complete Typewriter Repair
Service and alt theais typing. supplies shop
Nittanv Office Equipment, 221 S. Allen
St. AD 8-6125
WORK PARTY at the Ski Slope—THurs*
day, 10:99, Rec Hall; l»ack by 4:00.
TH ANKSGIVING V KSPEKS Sponsored
by Lutheran Student Association, this
evening. 6:39 - 7:00 p.m., Eisenhower
Chapel. All welcome.
PSOC ROCK CLIMBING Coburn, Thurs
day, 9:39, Rec Hall. Hot soup—back be
fore dinner.
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