RIDAN4 9CTOBER.I9; 1962
oOttersi - Vi!it Teisps:•Tomprrt4;
RobbilisH in Nets; Stormer Hurt
Penn State's soccer', team
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will unveil its third goalie in
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as many games tomorrow
then the Nittanies meet
aryland at College,Park.
Coach Kest Hosterman s,:sid yes
*rdaY that 'Jay Robbins . ..would
get the starting nod as State, thee
to shake its losing ways. The
Lions have lost both pre ions
Starts. Maryland topped North
Parolina State in its opener last
week.
I The Terps, coached by Doyle
Royal, rang up a 9-1-1 slate last
'ear, , including a 5-3 triumph
ever State. No other team got
tnore than: four goals against the
Nittanies :last year. Maryland's
only defeat waS a 4-2 loss to
CAA champ West Chester in
the Terps';final game. They were
tied 'by Navy, 2-2.
BOBBINS JOINED the iquid
onday and his impressive work
scrimmages this week earned
thin), the starting berth. Al Shuss
opened 'the season at goal against
West Chester and Stu Ross start
ed last 'week's contest with Col
gate.
Injurii have again sidelined
State captain Jay Stormer. His
right knee Heavily bandaged
from an injury sustained in the
Colgate game, Stormer will miss
tomorrow's contest and probably
the: Bucknell game next Tuesday.
Last year, Stormer suffered a
shoulder separation in the Mary-
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land game slid missed the Buck
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the only games he has missed' in
his college career, though he also
suffered injuries in both his
freshman and sophomore years.
In his frosh campaign, Stainer
had two bad; ankles, while in his
sophomoreseason he was plagued'
by bad knees and shin splints.
Hosterrnan had hoped to start
Joe Hippie %in Stormees left.half
back' spot, but Hippie came up
with a sore • left ankle and ' , he
Will also miss the game with the
Terps. Either Ray Daeey or Lou
Paulin will start in that •poSt. now.
GeOrge. BerzlMlns has also
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bruised instep and' may not be
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Roy Johnston and Bill Manke
will make their' 1962 starting
debuts at the fullback spots. JAY ROBBINS
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"I'm not going to wreck this
club in a moment of anger, and
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The Dodgers' main objective in
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re-signing ceremony Wednesday.
Bavasi noted that either Snider
or Moon might go—not both-•
because it isn't fair to the others
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highly :paid athletes riding the
bench. Each •'reportedly earned_
more than $40,000 this year.
Veterans Daryl Spencer an
Andy Carey, who were meret
adequate at third base, seem
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