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Homecoming and
Games of the Pass
For Penn Slate students and alumni alike,
homecoming has always been happiness.
And, of course, happiness is seeing the
Nittany Lion football team scramble and
scrape, run over and around their home
coming adversary on the Beaver Stadium turf.
A homecoming victory is ecstasy in foot
ball cleats and happiness on a touchdown drive.
The last time the Lions played homecoming
host to the Golden Bears of California (whom
they battle Saturday) was in 1961 when State
handed them a 33-16 defeat. In between that
period, the Lions racked up two more victories
while losing one to bring their homecoming
record for the last five years to 4-1.
In the last half decade, the October festi
val football tilt has left fans hoarse from
cheering and tired from the release of pepped
up emotion. The games have been so dandy
that the rest of the weekend festivities seem
anti-climatic.
In 1961, Lion football noteables Galen Hall
and Koger Kochman displayed a brilliant one
two backfield punch that led Penn State to its
33-16 rout over California before 30,265 stadium
fans.
Quarterback Hall threw two long touch
down passes, scored one himself by faking his
opponents with a “now you see it, now you
don’t” kind of thing. Kochman, Penn State’s
All-American halfback candidate that year,
gained over 100 yards behind a great offen
sive line display that rocked California back
on its heels time and time again.
Down by a score of 10-3 in the second
quarter, the Lions thrashed back on the coat
tails of a 36-yard touchdown pass to Kochman
and a 56-yard bomb to end Junior Powell.
In the 1962 homecoming tilt, the Lions put
on the old squeeze play as they pinched past
the Orange of Syracuse 20-19 on a late and nail
biting touchdown drive.
In what started out as a 14-0 rout before
46,920 jam packed fans, Rip Engle’s forces fell
behind to an Orange team that slugged its way
into a 19-14 lead,
The last Nittany Lion drive to victory
started with a 13-yard pass from quarterback
Pete Liske to All-American end Dave Robinson
to put the ball on the 50 yard line. On the next
play Liske hit Robinson with another pass to
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move the ball down to the 13 yard line
and set up the winning touchdown.
The Owls of Rice were the 1963 Beaver
Stadium homecoming visitors in a 28-7 loss
to the Lions.
Quarterback Pete Liske threw 19 passes
and completed eight while leading Penn State
to its third straight victory of that campaign.
Liske covered some 106 yards in the air, but
the big play of the game was a second period
TD that came on a fourth down play. Gary
Klingensmith swept around end for the score
after he barely escaped going out of bounds
on the six-yard line.
The Orange of Syracuse got revenge for
their 1962 homecoming loss to the Lions at
Beaver Stadium by dashing past Penn State
in a closing second drive to capture a 20-14
victory. It was a typical Syracuse-Penn State
clash that included hard hitting, fancy run
ning, and deft passing. In fact, the Lions played
so well that they went into half-time with' a
14-0 lead.
The climax to this tilt came after Syra
cuse’s Roger Smith intercepted a Gary Wyd
man pass and returned it 38 yards to the Lion
22. Six plays later Orange quarterback Wally
Mahle scored on a rollout from the three to
ice the victory and change expressions of hope
to frowns of sadness for homecoming fans.
Last year the Lions badgered their per
ennial whipping boy West Virginia by a 44-6
score. Quarterback Jack White hit on 8 ot 15
passes, including two touchdowns to lead the
Lion onslaught. F’enn State’s record breaking
split-end Jack Curry seemed to avoid the West
Virginia secondary as if they had the bubonic
plague. He latched on to bombs in covering
111 yards and a touchdown.
Fulback Dave McNaughton led the rush
ing parade with 97 yards on 21 carries and
seemed to break through the Mountaineer like
it was paper towel without “wet strength.”
It was the sweet victory that the Lions
needed to surge on and finish up strong in
evening the season log at 5 and 5.
Saturday the Lions clash with California
in another homecoming encounter. Just like
the rest, it is the big game on the big Saturday
afternoon that spells homecoming.
A rose may be a rose,-may be a rose. But,
homecoming is happiness and football.
THURSDAY, OCT. 27
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
Navy Wins 41st Home Tilt
By Defeating Booters 3 0
ANNAPOLIS, Md. The as they were last year.
Navy soccer team with a Navy plays a defensive
tenacious defensive effort game and they are able to
held off Penn State 3-0 yes- keep opponent offensives to
a minimum. They have al
ready stopped a leading West
Chester team last weekend.
State meanwhile played its
usual steady defensive game
but the offense has yet to
come around. In fact, the
Lion booter got off only 7
shots at the goal during the
entire game.
terday. It was the seventh
straight win for the Middies
this season and their 41st
straight win at home.
The Lions have now lost
five times and own one tie.
The Middies, who put on
a marvelous display of pow
er soccer, figure to be con
tenders for national honors
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DORMITORY
East II 13/ North 0
East I 7, Pollock 0
Adams 6, Fayette 3
Mifflin 12, Lycoming 0
Huntingdon 10, Warren 0
Beaver 6, Washington 2
Nlttany 35-36 14, Nittany 40-41 0
Nlttany 38-42 14, York 0
Nlttany 37-39 8, Chester 6
Monroe 7, Tioga 0
Mercer 6, Northampton 0
Lancaster 3, Northumberland 0
Butternut 7, Jordan it o
Poplar 1, Walnut 0 (OT)
Burch 21, Tamarack 0
Cottonwood 6, Maple 3
Balsam 6, Sycamore 0
Watts' II 7, Locust 0
FRATERNITY
Phi Delta Theta 7, Delta Theta Sig-
ma 0
Alpha Chi Sigma 8, Tau Epsilon Phi 0
Phi Sigma Delta 22, Theta Chi 0
Horse Owners Accept
Wash., D.C. Race Bids
LAUREL, Md. (/P) The
owners of Tom Rolfe and As
sagai have accepted invita
tions to run their colts in the
Washington, D.C., Interna
tional as the United States’
entries.
The 15th running of the
$150,000 1 Vi-mile turf race,
scheduled for Laurel Nov. 11,
now has a field of 10 includ
ing eight entries from six
foreign nations.
NEW COLLEGE DINER
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FOE SALE
1960 FORD WAGON, automatic, original
owner, extra snow tires, excellent con
dition, cheap. 238-2653 or 238-0448 after
5:00.
1966 OLDSMOBILE-442, notcurn mist,
4 speed 3 x 2's mag. wheels. Phone 238-
361? after 5:30; business 238-2406.
1960 VOLVO PV544 4 speed. New clutch,
good condition. 5450. Mike 237*4653 5 -7
STUDENTS: WE provide Insurance cover
age- for autos, motorcycles, motor
scooters, accident & health, life & valu
ables. Phone Mr, Temeles 238-6633.
USED FURNITURE: Davenports, over
stuffed chairs, breakfast sets, beds, chests
of drawers, tables and desks. Hoy's
Used Furniture. From State College
turn right at Klinger's Farm, Pike Street,
Lemont. Phone 238*0420. Open 1-9 p.m.
AUTOS WASHED and completely dried.
Only 99c Monday thru Thursday. AQUA
SPRAY AUTO WASH, near Holiday Inn.
FOR SALE: Honda Supersport "50“—has
correctable starter problem. Take as is
$99. Call 238*4527.
FOR SALE: Motorcycle—new & used.
Suzuki, Honda, Yamaha, Triumph, Ducati,
Bultaco. Two wheels Cycle Shop, 1311
E. College Ave. beside Hickeys. Call
238*1193.
EIGHT-TRACK CAR STEREO. Priced
right. Free demonstration. Hundreds of
tapes available at discount prices, Call
238-0342. -
NEW HOHNER Super Chromonlca Har
monica. Three full chromatic octaves In
C. $l2 or best offer. Call Bill 865-4598. •, ,
1960 JAGUAR sedan Mark IX automatic.
Hollldaysburg 695-6253.
1959 VW, R&H, ww. Excellent. Call eve
nings, 238-7575.
'56 OLDS 88, 2 door hardtop. Good run
ning car. Graduating and no longer
need car. Best offer. Bill 238-0153.
1959 FORD 2-door standard transmission,
six cylinder. $300.00. Call between 5:00
and 11:00. 238-4810.
o '65 HONDA 305 cc. Superhawk. Excellent
O condition. Asking $435. Call Redblrd
O 237-3398.
1961 CORVAIR. Best offer over $350. Call
Ted at 237-4051. v
1965 MUSTANG, white hardtop, 20,000
miles, ’ V-8,, exceptionally clean, options.
Make offer. Bob 228-8526 or 228-4965.
EVENING DRESS, street length; has
separate matching piece converting dress
to floor length. Size 10. Worn once.
Also, dyed burnt orange shoes, worn
once, BViM. 237*7519.
TWO 1965 HONDAS 50 cc; one 1965
Honda 90 cc. Cali Rex Zeig'er 238*8660.
1965 VW, only 15 months old, mint con*
ditlon, extras. Call 865*3576 (Knausen
berger) days, or 238-1386 otherwise.
JJ TRIUMPH T96J TR 4 red convt, w/black
X leather Interior, 4 spd., etc. Starving stu
£ dent must sell. 238-9938 7 * 11 p.m. Glenn.
1953 MG TD, black. Good motor, body
fair, asking $lOOO. Drop a card and Til
make contact. George Delke, RD 1,
Reedsville, Pa.
ELECTRIC GUITAR, Gibson ES-335-TDC.
Blgsby tailpiece, very good condition.
List price: over $500; asking: $250.
Phone: Phil 238-9024.
'55 FORD V-8, standard transmission.
Best offer. Call Dick 238-7079.
1965 HONDA 150, 8,000 miles, rack and
saddle bags (figerglass). New clukh.
Mechanically perfect. 355-4389 after 6:00.
TR 3 FOR SALE /Triumph. Good deal.
Call 237-4300.
2 B DORM contracts for sale. New
East Halls, winter term. Call Ron or A!
at 865-0928.
MATURE STUDENT to share palatial
apartment. Own ' room, washing ma
chine, parking. $51.67/month for 'every
thing. Call 238-0934.
1960 VOLVO PV544, good condition. $525.
See it at 1660 w. College, over Sunplow
Furniture Store.
Steelers
Prep for
Cowboys
PITTSBURGH (/P) Th e
Pittsburgh Steelers concen
trated on offensive drills yes
terday in preparing for Sun
day’s encounter of Dallas.
“We will have to move the
ball,” said Steeler Coach Bill
Austin. “That’s a must. If we
can hold the ball, they won’t
have it and without it they
can’t score.”
The Steelers, who had a
day off in National Football
League action last Sunday,
also drilled on their offense
last week.
Austin added:
“We also will have to put
on a good and steady rush on
Don Meridith, their passer,
and make him throw the ball
before he wants to. If we can
accomplish this and our de
fense is alert. .. results could
begin to change for us.”
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HONDA GENERATORS—3OO Watt output,
AC-DC quiet compact. 39 lbs. William
son Sports Motors, J2O S. Pugh St. 237-
2581.
'5B CHEV. Excellent condition. $2OO. Call
238-8226.
TIRED OF poor radio reception at PSU?
Buy my Zenith Trans-oceanic 1000-D.
9 Shortwave bands, sfd. broadcast. Most
powerful, best portable made. Original
cost $275.00. No reasonable offer refused.
Keith 237-7718.
'59 MGA, tight engine and trans. Good
top and body, wire wheels. Mike 238-2792.,
HONDA TRIUMPH B.M.W. Vespa.
Sales - Service? Accessories; Bell Hel
mets. Williamson Sports Motors, 120
S. Pugh Street. 237-2581.
1965 BRIDGESTONE 60 Sport Motor
cycle. Excellent condition. Good for
road and woods. Call Skip 238-9973 be
tween 10:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. Mon. thru
Fri.
FOR SALE: 1964 Norton Atlas Motor
cycle, 750 cc. $750. Phone 237-2225.
1964 OPEL KADETT Sport Coupe. Red
and black, 26,000 miles. Asking $900.00.
ATTENTION
BUS SERVICE to University Baptist
Church every Sunday morning. Hartranft
Hall, 9:12 and 10:22? Pollock and Bigler
Roads, 9:14 and 10:24," Bigler and Curtin
Roads, 9:16 and 10:26; Warnock Hall,
9:19 and 10:29; Waring Hail, 9:23 and
10:33. V.W. Bus marked "University
Baptist,"
NO DATE? Come to the JAWBONE. Live
sounds, good food, friendly atmosphere.
415 E. Foster. Friday and Saturday.
THE BEST groomed men in town have
their hair cut at Davidson's' Barber
Shop on Allen Street next to Murphy's.
There are five barbers to serve you.
We vacuum clean your hair. An EXTRA
service available only at Davidson's
Barber Shop is the world famous Sculp
tur Kut the ultimate In good hair
grooming for men, Appointments for
Razor Cuts and Scutptur Kuts only.
238-0612. 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m, Closed
Monday.
BUS SERVICE to University Baptist
Church every Sunday morning. Hartranft
Hall, 9:12 and 10:22; Pollock and Bigler
Roads, 9:14 and 10:24; Bigler and Curtin
Roads, 9:16 and 10:26; Warnock Hall,
9:19 and 10:29; Waring Hall, 9:23 and
10:33. V.W. Bus marked "University
Baptist."
SUPERMARKET BOYCOTT For In
formation call 238-4119, 238-5967, 238-4694,
238*8826/ or 238*4674.
PRICE REDUCTION on all Hondasl
Williamson Sports Motors, 120 S. Pugh
Street. 137*2581. 1
BUS SERVICE to University Baptist
Church every Sunday morning. Hartranft
Hall, 9:12 and 10:22; Pollock and Bigler
Roads, 9:14 and 10:24; Bigler and Curtin
Roads, 9:16 and 10:26; Warnock Hall,
9:19 and 10:29; Waring Hail, 9:23 and
10:33. V.W. Bus marked "University
Baptist."
MARRIOTTS PRINTING, binding, typing
—theses and reports. 230 South Fraser.
Phone 238-4432.
FOR RENT
min
ROOMS WITH private baths for over
night guests. Have a cancellation for
three for Homecoming. 237-2887.
MOTORCYCLES FOR rent! Your choice
of a Suzuki or Honda at Two Wheels
Motorcycle Rental, across from South
Hails, in the Alley. Cali 238-1193.
APARTMENT FOR RENT winter term
only. l Excellent location. Call 238-7412.
tWO AAAN apartment. Close to campus.
Immediate occupancy. Reasonable. Call
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Navy proved to be quite an
opponent as they maintained
possession of the soccer ball
throughout the game. The
Middies would constantly
put the heat on the Lion de
fense by maintaining posi
tion in Penn State territory.
The Lions will be seeking
their first win this weekend
when they travel down to
College Park, Maryland to
play the Terps. Maryland has
also fallen to Navy losing at
Annapolis by a 5-1 count.
Pro Golf Tour
In Honolulu
HONOLULU (JP) The
pro golf tour follows the sun
to Hawaii today with an out
standing field teeing off in
the $57,000, 7-hole Hawaiian
Open.
National champion Billy
Casper is the favorite.
Casper, who flew here
from exhibitions in Austra
lia, showed that he could
handle the 7,000-yard Waia
lae course in the first Ha
waiian Open last year, when
he made a late charge that
just fell short.
Gay Brewer, who defeated
Don Goalby in the sudden
death for the title last year,
is rated a chance to repeat.
Goalby is on hand, too.
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COLLEGE MEN over 18. Work 3 evenings
per week of your choice. Call Mr. Walsh
238-0833 between 10:30'a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Salary $2OO/mo,
WAITERS WANTED. Call caterer, Sig
ma Phi Epsilon 238-9067.
EARN EXTRA money! Light housework
two mornings per week. $1.25 per hour.
Cal? ’238-1835 after 5:00 p.m.
ONE WAITER needed. Excellent on-cam
pus location at Phi Gamma Delta. All
meals provided. Inquire at kitchen.
KITCHEN HELP. Work for meals. Call
caterer 237-4215. '
STUDENT HELP wanted. Inquire Uni
versity Club. 237-2251.
WAITERS
for caterer. 238-9135.
NOTICE
PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUlPMENT' ,, proces , s , '
Ing, enlarging. See Harry Brunner, Centre
County Film Lab, No. 2, 104 Sowers
Street. Phone 238*2741.
AUTOS WASHED and dried, regular or
deluxe. Open dally, 9 a.m. AQUA SPRAY
AUTO WASH, near Holiday Inn.
DANCE TO THE master sound of "The
Guild." Specialists in R&B. Have per
formed with 'Shangrllas', 'Shandelles',
'Marcels', and 'Tammies'. Phone: Frank
lin, Pennsylvania 432-5115 after 4 p.m.
YAMAHA OWNERS We are now
equipped to service Yahmaha and most
two-stroke motorcycles. Williamson Sports
Motors, 120 S. Pugh Street, 237-2581. ,
THE FREE LANCE RETURNS!
THE PENN STATE Cooperative Awards.
$5 to Cathy Snover for the best name
for our mascof—Abecrombe.
WANTED
WANTED: ROOMMATE for three man
apartment at White Hall. Call Imme
diately. Glenn or Chuck 238-6480.
RHYTHM GUITAR player able to sing
well for established rock band. Call
Bob 865-7204 or Rick 865-8698.
QUIET STUDIOUS female graduate stu
dent to share new air-conditioned apart
ment. Rent $B5 per person, Including
utilities. Call 238-7918. i
COMPETENT
Phone 238-9469.
ACCO RDI AN instructor.
RIDERS TO Washington Friday October
28 after 6th. Call Rick 238-0645.
DESPERATELY NEED 4 tickets tc
Supremes Concert. Call Ed 238-7703.
FOUND
WOMAN'S EYEGLASSES "found 'near
Grace Lutheran Church. Rad vinyl case.
One lens cracked. No rewards accepted!
238-4524.
LOST: LEATHER CORDOVAN Pocket
book in vicinity of East Halls. Reward.
Call Sharon 865-3116 or Miss Grey at
FUB.
PENN STATE OUTING CLUB
ROCK CLIMBING to Huntington this
Sunday. Beginners welcome. Wear
old clothes and bring lunch and 50c
for drivers. Meet In front of Rec
Hall at 9:30 a.m. For more informa
tion call Sue 865-4189.
CABIN PARTY Sat.-Sun. Oct. 29-30
at Forestry Cabin Stone Valley. Sign
up by HUB desk. For more Infor
mation call Steve McGuire at 238-
5245. Leave Rec Hall 2 p.m. and
5 p.m.
MEETING FOR CHRISTMAS SKI
TRIP to Red House, N.Y. Wed.
Nov, 2 7:30 p.m. 112 Buckhout. Trip
will be from 27th Dec. to 2nd Jan.
For more Info call Steve McGuire
238-5245.
Phi Delta Lands
3rd Football Win
By MARK BARRETT
Collegian Sports Writer
Phi Delta Theta marched
to its third consecutive intra
mural football victory by de
feating Delta Theta Sigma
7-0 last night.
Phi Dell’s offense, plagued
by dropped passes through
out the game, came to life
when quarterback Ron Wil
liams lofted a 35-yard scor
ing pass to flanker Jim Haas
late in the first half. That
was all he needed as an im
pregnable defense kept DTS
from mounting a serious
scoring threat.
Phi Sigma Delta, now 3-1
on the season, continued its
drive toward a showdown
battle with Phi Delta by
coasting to a 22-0 victory
over Theta Chi.
Phi Sig opened the scoring
on a 30-yard field goal by
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Howie Schultzberg, and fol
lowed with a touchdown pass
that bordered on the spec
tacular.
Ron Silverman threw a 45-
yard pass to Harvey Rosen,
who deflected it to Barry
Goldstein in the endzone for
the score.
In the second half Silver
man connected on a 30-yard
strike to Goldstein, and a
15-yarder to Bud Bridge to
complete the scoring.
In another game, Alpha
Chi Sigma romped over Tau
Epsilon Phi by a score of 8-0.
Quarterback John Skurla
threw a 20 yard pass to Gary
Ley in the first half for the
game’s only touchdown.
A charging defensive line
continually harassed TEP
quarterback Lee Roberts, and
late in the game he was
tagged in the endzone by
Eric Andersen for a safety.
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