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Meet Upset-Minded Pitt
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tens e plied up by Richie Luca:
in 1359. -
Tomorrow's game will mark the
final yegular season appearance
for 12~ Lion seniors.
. Team captain Joe Galardi,~All-
Amerman candidates Roger Koch
man and Dave Robinson, fullbacks
Dave Hayes apd Buddy r Torris,
tackles Chuck Sicmjnski, Jerry
Farkas and Ron Tu.-t>ens, guards
Joe Bit sen stein and Bob Hart,
halfback AI Gursky and punting
specialist' Cbuck Raisig will all
bow out after tomorrow's contest.
Galardi, Kochmnsi, Robinson,
Hayes, Sieminski, Blasenstein and
.'Gursky are members of State's
first unit
Engle has called this year's first
unit the best he has ever-had since
coming to Penn State from Brown
in 1350 and a win tomorrow would
give the Nittanies the best record
in.Engle's 13-year reign.
4.
KOCHMAH LEADS all the Lion
rushers with 595 yards and a 5.4
average per carry,
Engle has- called the Lions’ left
halfback Penn State’s greatest
running back since the fabled
Lenny Moore, but Koch man's real
value •to the Nittanies isn’t re
flected in the statistics.
Dave Robinson was named
'to tha NXA. All-America first
team yesSerdey. Tackle Charlie
Sieminsld received a third «—«
berth while guard Joe Blasen
•tein. quarterback Pete Liske
and halfharlft Roger Koch man
and Junior Powell received
honorable mention bids.
"He is doing those little things
—like blocking and playing de
fense—so well," Engle said yes
terday, “and although he hasn't
had as many long runs as some of
the fans think be should have had,
Rogfcr has had . a tremendous
year.”
A prime candidate for All-
Amencan honors, Koch man also
leads the Nittanies in kickoff re
turns, is tied with Hayes for the
scoring'lead with seven touch
downs and is fourth' in pass re
ceiving.!
The Nittanies' other All-Ameri
can .candidate, right end Robin
son.'has had a spectacular season
Cross-Countrymen To Enter NGAAs;
Must Improve on IC4A Performances
By JOE GRATA
Si* Nitlany Lion distance
•runners are entered in the
NCAA Cross-Country Cham
pionships on Monday at Mich
igan State University and, if
these men don't improve on their
place finish in the
IC4A*. Stare's cfaanoes of finish
ing in the money jsre slim.
Representing State will be cap
tain Howie Deardorff. Lionel
Bassett. !!>iek Lampman. Ted
Imswiler, Dick Tuft and Joe
Nichols. Deardorff, who finished
third in" the IC4A race at New
York" City last Monday, ranks
among the ten best entries in
the NCAAs.
Lion delegates to the first cross
country championships sponsored
by the newly organized American
Track and Field Federation at
Ohio State; University an Thanks
giving Day turned in a respec
able performance.
THREE SOPHOMORES and
•one' junior, members of State’s
second echelon of runners during
the unbeaten (4-0) dual-meet
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ROGER KOCHMAN end DAVE ROBINSON
. . . Nittanies' All-America Candidates
thus far.
Noted primarily for the awe
some pressure he puts .on op
posing quarterbacks, . Robinson
has also hauled down 17 passes
for 178 yards.
ENGLE WILL stick with the
same lineup that has rolled tip
105 points in.its last three out
ings. The Nittanies have walloped
Maryland <23-7). West Virginia
(34-6) and Holy Cross (48-20). in.
their annual.. November syrge.
The backfield has Liske at quar
terback. Kochman and Gursky at
the halfbacks "and Hayes at full
back.
“The line stacks up with Robin
son and Dick Anderson as the
ends, Siermnski and Terry Mon
aghan at tackle. Blasenstein and
Harrison. Rondahl at the guard
ports and Galardi at center.
The second, unit hark field will
have Ron Coates at quarterback.
Junior Powell and Frank Hershey
at halfback and Tonis at fullback.
Sophomores Bud Yost and Bill
Bowes are the Reddy unit fends.
Farkas and Sandy Buchan hold
down the tackle posts, Beraie Sa
bol and Gknft Ressler will be the
guards and Ralph Baker is set at.
center.
honors because a minimum num
ber of five runners was required.
Sophomore Jim Young, who fin
ished 37th, looked best for coach
John Lucas' contingent with a
time of 35:02 over the 6*4 mile
course. Mike Sbeedy, Ernie Johns
ton and Steve Gill crossed the
finish line.
Winning the individual crown
at the AT&FF meet at Columbus,
Ohio, was Leslie Hegedus, an
Hungarian refugee who covered
the course in 31:58.8 minutes. The
Houston (Texas) Track Club
captured the team title.
"I was especially" pleased with
the performance of Jim Young.”.
Lucas remarked yesterday. "I’m
expecting him to became good
enough to be one of our five
scoring runners next season."
Today the State runners travel
to Pittsburgh where-they'll take
in 'the 'Pitt-Penn State ■ football
game. They'll leave by plane for
Easts Lansing. Mich., laterTodav.
A! RECORD NUMBER of 312
individual entries from 59 colleges
and universities are expected to
converge -on Michigan State for
Monday's' 24th annual NCAA
cross-country event.
Aniong the pre-race choices to
in individual lautfijs is defend-
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Engle lists the development nt
the Reddy unit high among the
reasons for the Nittanies’ late
season surge.
THE LIONS are ready physical
ly, with only third unit center Jim
Williams on the doubtful list.
Williams suffered a leg injury
against Holy Cross last week.
■Pitt coach John Michelosen has
been reminding his team all week
that the favorite usually loses in
this rivalry, but the Panthers need
little reminding. The Lions knock
ed Pitt out of Gator Bowl conten
tion in 1858 and 1980.
Michelosen will start A 1 Grigal
iunas (197) and John Jenkins (210)
at end. Gary Kaltenbach (245) and
Ed Adamchik (230) at tackle, Tom
Brown (220) and Ralph Conrad
(215) at guard and Marty Schot
tenheimer (210): at center..
The hackfield will have Jim
Trafkant (190)' at quarterback,
Paul Martha (180) and JEd Clark
(170) at halfback and Rick Leeson
(195) at fullback.
Martha and Leeson have been
standouts for the Panthers this
season. Martha is Pitt’s leading
pats receiver and a definite break
away threat every time he carries
the ball
ing champioft Dale Story of
Oregon State, the running sen
sation who jogged through the
snow on the four-mile Akers Golf
Course trail in his barefeet to
cope honors in the 1961 race.
Story’s 'performance (19:46.4
rtinutes) also paced his Oregon
State teammates to the 1961 team
crown. The Nittany Lions placed
eighth in the nationals last, sea
son. y,
San Jose State and Villanova,
winner of the IC4A event on Mon
day. appear to be the strongest
challengers to the Beavers’ ■ bid
fori keeping the NCAA crown.
Last year San Jose finished as
runnerup in the race. .
BIGHT HOW, everything seems
to indicate that Monday's battle
fori team honors will be between
Oregon Slate, San Jose State. Vil
lanbva. Michigan State.: Ohio Uni
versity and Houston.
A Nittany contingent, if it can
run up to its potential, stands a
good chance of finishing in the
top ten places. But. after. this
week’s ninth place the
IC4As. they must overcome sev
eral mental and physical handi
caps to make an impressive show
ing!
Booiers End Season j
Against Riigged Pitt
ByIRAMUUBt
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23 Penn State's hooters comeito
the end of the road for 1962 tomorrow morning when thjey
meet Pitt’s powerful Panthers here. c j
The Nittany Lions, (2-6) will be trying to co two thiijgs
they haven’t done recently—put! wins back-to-back and, beat
Pitt. ‘ ' ; I
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Pitt first played intercollegiate soccer in 1954 when tfie
Lions were a national power.
year later and State won the firsts
four games. But~-smce that time,
the Panthers have dominated the
series while the Lions, now in
their fourth straight losing sea
son, have been, going steadily
downhill.
COACH LEO BEMIS' Panthers'
have taken three straight low
scoring games from the Nittanies.
Pitt won 1-0 in 1959 and 1961
and-2-1 in 1960. State won a total
of eight games those "three years,
while losing 19. . r. j
Things have not improved any-;
this year and the Lions need at j
least a tie tomorrow to avoid
equalling their worst season mark
—2-7, set in 1959. =
The Lions* chances for victory
tomorrow will 'hinge on a good
first half. State’s 3-goal first half
against Gettysburg last week
marked the first time this year
that the Lions scored more than
one goal before -.intermission.
Pitt, on the other hand, has
been a quick-starting club.all sea
son. The Panthers had a 3-1 lead
against Maryland Monday in ah
NCAA Eastern Regional playoff
game, but the Terps came back
to win in the game’s 'closing min
utes, 4-3. Against defending na
tion champ West Chester, Pitt
blew a 3-0 lead and settled for ja
3-3 tie. 1
808 (CORKY) COTHBEHT. ja
high-scoring center forward, will
lead the Panthers Statk.
His 14 goals for the year equals
the entire Penn State production.
In Pitt’s last Win, a 3-1 triumph
over-Lock,Haven two weeks ago,
he scored-all three goals—his sec
ond such “hat trick” of the sea
son.
Other Pitt stalwarts include
left-halfback Paul Liberati, an
honorable mention All-American
last season, and center halfback
Andy McGraw.
Lion coach Ken Hosterman has
made four lineup changes for to
day’s game in an attempt to pro
duce a winning effort. Two sen
iors who haven’t seen much action
this year will be in the starting
lineup as a result of the changes.
A 1 Shuss, who started the sea
son at goal, will take over for the
man who replaced him. Jay Rob
bins. In six games, Robbins gave
up 14 goals.
Shuss played the entire .opener
against Wes’t Chester (a 3-1 loss)
and all but eight minutes of the
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1962
Colgate game (he allowed three
goals in a 5-2 setback).
Roy Johnston moves back into
the starting lineup at right full
back, replacing Mickey£MasttL
In the other switches, Ted Jones
and A 1 Jacobsen {exchange posi
tions, with Jones moving to right
wing and Jacobsen to inside left.
BESIDES SHUSS and John
ston, the only other 'seniors in
the Lion lineup jwill be three
year veterans ’ Jay Stormer and
Val Djurdjevie. Stormer, the flit
tany captain, will be at left wirfg
while Djurdjevie will be at in
side right John Katona. who:tal
lied two goals against Gettysburg,
wil be the Lion’s renter.
Hosterman will {stick with; his
ever-improving halfback line of
Ray Dacey, Dieter Heinze jand
Harry_ Kline, and ! Bill - Manke at
left fullback. i
Pitt (7-1-2) hold
Frostburg State, A
ginia. Slippery . ]
Grove City and Lj
Panthers’lone losi
land and they wei
Chester and Ohio J
has scored 35 goa
ll'in 10 games. •
State, with a i
goals for and agai
Bucknell and Ge
bowing to West 0
Maryland, Navy,'
Army.
ji \
resumes old spot
is victories over
tkron, West Vir-
Roek, Howard,
,pck Haven. -Hie
rs was to Mary
ie tied by West
{University. Pitt
als and allowed'
;14-22 mark in
inst, has beaten
ittysburg wjiile
Shester, Colgate,
' Temple ana