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Undefeated
Hand Lions
By MA MIIUER
Penn State’s soccer team
came up with its best perform
ance of the season Saturday at
Annapoiis, but it just wasn’t
enough as the Lions bowed to
an undefeated Navy squad, 3-0.
State suffered ital fourth loss
in fiye outings and now must win
all four remaining games to es
cape a fourth successive losing
season. The Lions still must lace
Temple, Army, Gettysburg and
Pitt. The Middies, who beat West
Chester’s national
champs last week, are 5-0.
Karl Kaesar, a third leam All-
American inside right, proved to
be the difference between the
steams.
Kaesar,* a junior from Oak
Park, 111., scored one goal and
assisted on the other two. Last
year, he was the nation’s;leading 5
college .scorer with 24 goals in
11 games. J
Until the final six minutes of
Saturday’s game, just one dis
puted goal separated the squads.
KAESAR SCORED it! at the
4:17 mark of the second quarter.
He rifled a shot which Nittany
goalie Jay Robbins deflected.
Lion fullback Mickey Mastil came
in to clear- the ball -and both
sides continued play. But the of-'
ficials- stopped play and ruled
that the ball had crossed the goal
line. Mastil and the. rest of the
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Fourth Loss, 3-0
Lions argued that the- ball hadn’t
gone in the ,nets, but the protest
was to no avail. ThiV goal was
the only scoring _yntii‘'the closing
minutes of play.
At the 16-mmute mark of the
fourth quarter, Navy : right wing
Jim Checkett took a pass from
Kaesar behind the lion defense
and beat Robbins with a shot
from just in front of .the net. An
interception by Kaesar set if up.
Navy scored its final goal with
five seconds' left in the game.
Checkett again scored on * pass
from Kaesar about 20 feet from
the nets. '
Lion coach Ken Hosterman,
displeased with State’s lack of
offensive punch; nevertheless
thought it was the Lions’ best
game this year.
“It win our best game de
fensively, even though we shut
out Bucknell last week., We
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handled Navy's offense pretty
well,’’ he said.
BOTH TEAMS had scoring
chances after the Middies' .first
goal, but neither side cashed in
until those last few minutes.
John Katona came, within inch
es of a goal when his shot sailed
over the crossbar. Val Djurdjevic
and. Ted Jones also saw good
scoring opportunities ifl u 11 e r
away. Navy goalie Paul Tobin
made a fine save to deprive Dieter
Heinze of a , second period score.
Jlostermari shook' up the "Lion
lineup for this game, but if was
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