PAGE SIX Boaters TrourNe Bucknell To Score First Win, 34) 11l IRA MUM Coach Ken Hosterman's Perin State soccer team scored lone goal in the first period and added two more in the fourth Ito inat...fruclonell in the rain ;,and Wind here yesterday, 3-0. It was 'the Voris' find win in four gatties. Suelcneil is 3-2: winds prevailed id -the stail ir lthe 'game and after the end . of the third quarter heavy rain started:, faning, The rains drove away alumnst all the spec= tarn* whd bad ventured to the game and, at the end, only two hardy; though somewhat chilled and wet, fans remained in the -stands: Ted Jones, George Berzkalns and Tozn Flanagazi provided State's offensive power while the Lions' corps of halfbacks and fullbacks repelled every thrust by ;the hisbisooring - in their four prey/I;ns games, Bucknell had scored 1,5 goals— including 10 by high scoring cap tain Bill Dahl. Dahl and his mates were cOnipSetety bottled vp yes terday.. The Lions, who had been hav ing trouble in previous games because of their lack of a take charge offense, had no such prob lem yesterday_ Both the offense and - defense were taking charge and the harried Bisons were rarely • able to Maintain posses sion. State goalie Jay Robbins bad is make Just 10 saves while Buck eers netmincker, Jay Mayne had to t WTI aside 24 shots. The tine work of fullbacks Bill Mke and Mike Mastil and half backs Jay Stormer, Dieter Heinze and Harry Kline made it a rela tively easy afternoon for Robbins. • In tact, the Lion halfbacks were also doing quite a bit of shooting. Several times during Texas Edges 'Barra in AP Poll; Wildcats Leap into Third Plcice .. Texas and Alabama continued to run beck-and-neck in the As sociated "Xitress* college football rol i l ig l it with Coach Darrell Royars orns holding the lead for the second straight week. Another tight battle is expected this week Tar both of the leaders are matched with nos-Tanked clubs. TEZAS. •half way home to a season after edging Ar- Vars IA has Rice as its next opponent Saturday night. Rice, a non-winner, has one big plus mark to its credit, a 6-6 tie with powerful Louisiarai State. Alabama, also 5-0 for the year sifter a 27-7 ramp over Tennessee, takes on Udmi, which has it at to Arkansas and Oklahoma State. Northwestenn surged into thi;d place on the strength'of its decision over Ohio State. Next est the list for the Wildcats is Notre Dame, an old foe which has MODEL UN ATTENTION: TOWN INDEPENDENUNEN TIM IS SPONSORING DELEGATIONS to the PENN STATE MODEL UN Inter ested g Men • sign up at HOB deile before Monddy, Oct. 29 THE DAILY 001.1831 AN, UNIVERSITY PM. PENNSYLVANIA T Eld JONES . . scores first goal the game they were able to fire away at Maynell from 'within 25 yards of the nets. One, shot, by Heinein the first quarter, sailed inches wide of the nets. Had it not been for the strop wind, it might have been.a Jones opened the scoring at 8:00 of the opening period after John- Katona's shot had been de flected in front of the Bisons'. goal. Heine set the play up with a fine head pass to Val Djurdje vic, who passed it in to Katona. Berz.icalzts' 'third goal in Sour grams came after three' minutes of the final gnarlier. 16orna had no chance to stop his. 20-yard line drive. Eight vainuies later:: Vietnam scored fri just to the Tight of the.Bucknell nets. ltdonsercts aft er this =re another g oa d by Berzkalns was railtified by a pen alty. been having its troubles with a 1-3 record. iotrracam 'vitt:mama pol ished WY California. 3243. for its fourth straight and moves again* st a weak MinOis club which has lost all four starts to Washington, Northwestern, Ohio State and Minnesota. Wisconsin, No. 11„ laces a rug ged challenge in an Ohio State team which still =tarts under that defeat by Northwestern, on top of I - loss to MLA. For the first time in years Ohio State 'is unranked.. Mar tap as bin= 1. Tencas (23) 491 2. Alabama (18) 465 3. Northwestern= (8) 390 4. Southard Crafted* (1) 30 5. Wisconsin (I) 279 6. Louisiana State = 7. Mississipkii" (1) 722 8. Washington 170 • 9. Arkansas = • , 10: Michigan State 79 The closest Bucimell came to soaring was midway through :the first period when Grab= Sha fer, set op by BM GoOding,' hit the crossbar frmn just m front of the goal. Just before this shot, an effort by Goulding, in I all alone, sailed over hp's net. Near the end of the gird giar- Ir. the Lions almost 'yielded a score on a mixup in front of their goal. An errant kick by a retreat ing Lion set, it up, but the goal was disallowed "because. a Buck-_ riell player had touched the' ball with his bead. State's domination of play was clear-cut -throughout, but espe cially so in-ihe second quarter. During that_ 22-mutestretch, the Lions managed to get 12 shots to only one for BucknelL State also received five corner kicks during the period to none for the Bisons. Twice Maynell was forced to make exceptional saves, one aft er Ed Hinojosa had gone through the entire Bison defense, another on a hard shot by Kline. Only in the third period 'did 'Robbins snake more saves than Maynell. though _neither team mounted much of an attack in that quarter: - State- pressed constantly* do ing the rainy fourth quarter, and night have had a few more goals if not,for some fine saves. The Lions took 41 shots to Bucknell's 16 during the game (the first time this year the Nit tattles have east of 'their rivals) and- received 10 corner kicks to the Bisons' seven. Penn Mato S 2-2 • a•!*--• Owes Seepuk, flownrra. AVM NAIL. OS) Si, !{aim (s) 21. Robed; Awanied Comeback Honm; NEW YORK (AP) Robin -Robesrls, whet. stowed fishes 431 the eimelkmce this past season that made him one fof the National League's outstandiag pitthers, was =red the American League comeback player the-year 'yes terday M the annual AmaCiated Press poll Roberts received St of the 106 votes in the ba33oting by members of the Baseball Writers' Associa tion. Dick Dorman of Cleveland was second with nine votes,l Snl 3owed by Rank Aguirre, Detroit, and Billy Moran off The Las: AZ glees Artgelist, three - omit. I Cast off by the .Phtladelplais Phillies and New Yank Yankee.. Roberts mon espies and; last vine for the 10 Orio3es while ocsiviliall the seccsid lowest 'armed run leverage in the circuit, 2..77. In ISSI, the 'veteran right bauider won only one game and lost, Li-14 seams= with the Ptollies, Roberts won .1341 games. • tragiwasy,lby Geowitet BwitVitsfisiwfth V-7 Illwapsyeirtiwir* asatall day withoutigrease: • ibtasaily. is the gresseiesi gnoonligiitscolery. Ming! , : , - h !Foi: 1!-7 fists embarrandnift (melts drYness.- Ar i zt.F' keeps yew OE gnat all tit without gme. it tougl • Patrick's Warning Proved All Too True Spthis Editor "This is a typical Syracuse team," Penn State scout Frank Patrick wed t& Lions before the two teams clashed in Beaver Stadium Saturday. "They are big; strung, aggressive r • and espect y strong on deten4e."_ Tarlac,' Linn backfield coach, hit the nail tight ,on the heart In the Syracuse tradition, - -the Orange team presented a urge; iine: - . S Penn State actually outweighed the Orange starting front wal l / 2 20 to pounds per man, but' Syracuse had, more weight (snits second and third 'units than the Lions onuld muster. IN ADDITION, two of the main defensive replacements for the Orange were Len Slaby (220) for Gene Stem.* (185) and arti Wil son (21S) lot: Ray Seager ass). "They were big and deep," as sistant lion coach Dan Radakovich noted. .'Their serorsd line was ernich bigger dual ours." Operating i 'behind the mobile Orange Li Syracases hacks gained a tdtal of 230 yards on the ground ; the Most rushing yardage any team haS accumulated against the Lions this ygar. State had trouble moving against the prange execpt for two" lightning - quick scoring thrusts early in the first quarter and a tremendous drive in the last quarter. 1 Trailing 18-11 with the ball on I„heir own 42 -yard line, the Lions liroved their Waft in driving 58 yards in eight plays to clinch the vic,tory, That spine-tingler ant af the way, the Irsttanies now lane tile task ad preparing for (Ntlifarnia. '1 LIONS will leave far, Berkeley -after pr a ctice early Thursday afternoon. Oasieh Erick and 121; aides sent the Liorn through an ab breviated ?amt litanday said a complete prit.ictic!e_siesterclity. To day's practice wilrbe the last full stele session the Lions will 'have this week. Thom members of State's in jury-ridden teem are working out this week and nay -be ready to play Sat y. Guard 'Hai Hart is recovering from a knee injury and partici pated inalriersoimmage with the third unit for the first time Monday. ! • THE VElplialf 21S-Sand inum was e. petted to challenge for a starling berth 'before the season began, but has bees side lined all fall by twisted knee Quarterback Don Can sad halfback Al Gursky have also been *soiling risen. injuries. Canes, wbo saw action us stay three plays against Syracuse, bas WEDNeiDAY.OOTO/3191 24: i 962 1, JOHN MOMS been bothered by a bad knee. Gar sky suffixed badly bruised ribs in a brief appearance at Army and sate' ed the Syracuse Dube com- PittelY. , • The senior halfback has been hanpered by injuries since the Lions' opener with Navy. He hurt his knee in that game and was out of action until the !runty contest. While Hart, Cs= and Guisky are on the road - to reboaery, two members of State's starting unit are still nursing injuries. Halfback4ier Hochman , suf fered bane in his toe against Amy, but p ay ed brilliantly against Syracuse. He bas sat out the LiOns' two practices this week. 711 e didn't tell ui about the in jury ontr2 Friday,", Engle said, - then be weed out and played a great game Sate:May.l' Dick Anderson injiired his *adder in Silaluday'a game and Tony not be realty to go full speed this 808 HART
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