TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 25; 1962
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man,; Robinson and- Sieminski
were; they were nearly over
shadowed by the heroics of jump
ing Junior Powell, Al Gursky and
Pete iLiske.
" PoWell and Gursky each scored
two touchdowns and Liske threw
for two and ran one over himself.
it was Gursky who scored the
Lions' liist touchdown on 'a five
yard ;pass from Liske at 10:35 of
the first period after a fumble
had foiled an earlier. Lion drive_
The Nittanies boosted.the score
to 14-0 just three minutes laten
when 'erry Monaghan recovered
a fumble on the Navy 32. The
Lions ' , tallied- in four plays. the;
clincher coming on an eight-yard
end sweep by Kothman.
GURSKY THEN - intercepted
.Roil Klemick aerial as the secon
quarter opened, facing 77 yards
doWn 'the left sideline for th 4
Nittanies' third, score. A bad snap
ruined Charlie Ricevuto's attempt
for his third straight conversion!.
John Sai, playing despite a.
painfully injured ankle, scOred
• Navy'
,only touchdown on a 35'.
yard, ru up the middle of State t t>
•otherveisel impenetrable defense.'
The 'Lions stormed right back
for a 'touchdown on Liske's 16--
yard:jaunt around right end. .I‘l*
Lion, quarterback danced into the
end ,zone behind, a. tooth-jarring
block by Robinson. Ricevuto con-
Nerted again and the Nittanie's
went to• the dressing 'room with
a 27-7! lead.
Hardin had so much to tell his
team• at halftime that the Middies
were penalized 15 yards on the
second half kickoff for delay of
the game. _
The:third quarter was scoreleis
as the Lions offered Navy several
scoring opportunities.. but then
closed; the door on the helplOs
'Middies. •
THE LIONS regained their
scoring touch at the outset of the
'fourth quarter, marching 60 yards
for a touchdown that made the
score 33-7., The touchdown eame
On a nine-yard flip from Liske t‘la
Powell. I 1
Three plays after "the ensuing
kickoff, Powell intercepted a
Bruce' Abel heave and raced '52
3fardi for the Nittinies final TD
Bowiing Hours Set
At Rec. Hall Lanes
H. Jordan Love. manager df
the Rec Hall Bowling Alleys, has
announced the following schedule
fox' use of the alleys:
•Monday-.-7 p.m. to 11 ,
•Tuesday-8:45 p.m. to 11 p.m:
•Wednesday-8:45 p.m. to 1.1
p.m. i- -
"Thursday--7 p.m. to 11 p.m. ;
'Friday-8:45 p.m. to midnight.
'Saturday---1 p.m. to 5 p.m. and
7 p.m.: - to, midnight.
•Suiday- , -1 p.m.' to 5 p.m. and
to 11 p.m. '
Love said there will be no
bowling at the alleys Saturday
due, to the Air. Force football game.
This' schedule will he in effect
until Oct. 18 when the intramural
season starts.
.Students will be charged 5
cents iper game -and t shoe rental
will be a chine.
Have a
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Some Suggestions:
• ;BUTTER CRUNCH
•, • ; PECAN PATTIES
1 MARZIPAN •
IVORY CHOCOLATES
• Gift Packages
Mailed Anywhere '
THE CANDY . CANE
"Between the ,Movies"
A
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK. PENNSYLVANIA
of the afternoon. A two-point con
version pass from Liske to Robin
son made the score 41-7.
Kochman led all the rushers
with 59 yards in 13 carries. Full
back Buddy Torris picked up 35
in 10.
Powell had a pass-receiving
held day, snaring seven aerials
for 81. yards. Kochman had . three
key catches for 67 yards.
. The Nittanies dominated the
statistics almost as much as they
dominated the scoring.
State had 21 first downs to
eight for the Middies. The Lions
gained 178 yards rushing and 234
yards passing as Liske , and Reddy
unit quarterback Ron Coates com
pleted 16 of 23 passes. •
Navy was held to 107 yards
overground and 125 through the
airways.
The. difference may have been
the Lions' pass defense. The Nit
tanies intercepted four passes to
one for Navy_
The Lions w may have paid a
heavy price for their win. Team
captain and • center Joe Garardi
and Gursky suffered knee sprains
and may not, be ready for this
week's gamettvith the Air Force
Academy.
Ricevuto injured his ankle and
is also on the - doubtful list for
thiS, Sthurday's 'game.
Individual
Statistics
Rushing
Penn Sta(e Act. Yds. Navy Att. Yds.
linchnis et ____l.3 59 Sai _ _____ „ 5 44
Toni. .._ lil 36 Donnelly l" 24
Powell 9 23 Mprrit .. _______ol .1.4
Cursky • X 23 Staubach ___ ___ 2 9
Liske 1- 15 Szabo _ ___ . . ___ 3 9
Coates.
__
_____2 11 klemiek _ _._.
llrbsnik 9 11 Snyder _____.
Sturkrath -___l 5 Abel ---
Hayes - 1 3
Hershey : 2 I
Weher
Caum ' ' I -4 ..,
Putter , 1 -5. t
Passing a
Penn State Mt. Camp. Int. Yd.. TD
Liake . 13 V 0 109 2
Coates .10 ' 7 0 • 124 0
Caum _.l 0 1_ 0 0
Navy ' Att. Camp. Int. TA,. '11)
Klemick _____ .13 7 -1 77 " 0
Abel .7 5 2 IS 0
Staubieh ,
"____. 2 0' 0 0 0
Pass Receiving
Penn Sint* N.. Yds. Navy No. Yds.
Powell _ 7 SI Szabo 1 51
Koehman __ 67 Siuleserod ___2 ,21
Urbanik 2 • 28 Donnelly .18
Malewiez __ 2 35 Sterrart _ ,1 21
Anderann __ 1 20 McCarty ___.l -11
Gunk, ____ I 6 Paakewieh__.l 0
STUDENTS:
You'can find all paperback textbooks and required reading
deep in the dusty recesses of the Nittany News. Not to
mention such treasures as,the JFK coloring book, Peanuts,
Pogo, etcetera. Foreign language, books and magazines,
travel posters, prints. For the mathematicians, we carry
Japanese abacuses. Very convenient right next to the
Corner Room'. Nittany News. Remember that.
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LEAPING LION Dave Robinson prepares to
pounce on Navy quarterback Ron Klemick in
the second quarter of the Lions' overwhelming
r4l-7 victory over Navy Saturday in Beaver
Staditim. Navy halfback John Sal attempts to
block the onrushing !finally end. The play was
reminiscent of the great play Robinson madi in
Army Tickets Go on Sale
Student - tickets for the Oct. 13
Army. football game at West Point
will go on sale at Rec Hall Ticket
Office. Roorti .249, at 7. p.m.
Wednesday. The tickets will sell
for five dollari gftch with a limit
of two per 'student;
last year's Gator Bowl game. leaping over a
Georgia Tech blocker to hit Engineer quarter‘
back Stan Germ. causing him to fumble. Robinf
son recoteredi in Tech territory and the
went 071 to score a decisive touchdown, IClemick
managed to_bold on to the ball on thiiitlay
somehow.
91.1 megacycles FM
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• MEETING
Wednesday evening
8:00 p.m., 121 Sparks
I. Anyone not on. the staff before
but interested in working at
WDFM this year MUST ATTEND '
this meeting.
Positions are open on the
follow,Mo staffs:
, •
• Announcing • Continuity •
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• •
• Music • Special Events
• Office • Engineering
•
• dews
• Production
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