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Penn State
vs
Boston College
KICKOKK TIME 1.30 p.m. tomorrow, Alumni
Stadium. Chestnut Hill, Mass
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ttn'l RECORDS Boston College, 3-5 Host to Tulane,
10-0: defeated Villanova, 21-20, defeated Temple, 49-27,
lost to Na\v, 27-20. lost to Air Force, 13-9; Pitt, 35-20;
defeated Syracuse, 37-0, lost to Georgia Tech, 42-10).
Penn State, g-i, (lost to Tennessee, 28-21; defeated
Nary. 21-10. lowa. 14-10; Illinois, 35-17; Army, 45-0;
Syracuse. 17-0, West Virginia, 28-19; Maryland, 46-16;
North Carolina State, 37-22).
SIZE BC has edge on offensive line but lacks Penn
State's quickness. Lion defensive line bigger and faster.
SPEED BC back Mike Esposito, split end Mel Briggs
and flanker Dave Bucci are the speediest. Penn State has
flankers Hayman and Scott and split end Herd.
SCORING THREATS BC; Marangi to Briggs, Bucci,
Bennett, Esposito and Rush Esposito, Bennett, Marangi
and Smith on the ground Berridge on extra points and
field goals
Penn State: Hufnagel to Natale, Scott, Herd, Hayman,
Riekenbach. Skarzvnski, Bland, Cappelletti. Cappelletti,
Hufnagel, Nagel. Addie and Andrews on ground Vitiello
on extra points and field goals.
PREDICTION Penn State has sweet bowl thoughts
and won't be dorm for the Eagles. Hufnagel and Co. have
been explosive on the road all year Lion defense will cut
off Marangi's running room
ESTIMATED SCORE Penn State 38, BC 7 GS
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Lions look for sweetest win
If Penn State beats Boston College tomorrow, it might not go
Vo the Sugar Bowl. Along that same line, the sun might not pop
out of the east this morning, the Philadelphia 76ers might not
lose another basketball game and God might not have made
little green apples.
Around Itec Hall circles the “invitation" seems like the
most closely-guarded secret since the Pentagon Papers. But
you can make your New Orleans hotel reservations because
all that's left is a few signatures on the dotted line in Chestnut
Hill, Mass, tomorrow night at 7 p.m. Of course, that’s if Penn
Slate is 10-1 by 6 p.m.
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Seems it is Joe Paterno’s job to make sure such is the case.
And, wouldn’t you know it, the only bowl talk Joe listens to is
what comes out of his Rice Krispies at breakfast.
“You’re talking about bowls. We’re talking about Boston
College That’s all,” Patemo said after Penn State’s chilly
practice yesterday.
“First things come first,” he insisted, “and that’s the way
we’re going to keep them, in that order.”
You could say Paterno hasn’t picked up a newspaper,
flicked on the tube or listened to the radio in the past 24 hours
and therefore knows nothing about the matter-of-time Sugar
Bowl bid acceptance. But you would be wrong. Patemo’s
known as much as anybody about the bid, but unless his squad
is successful tomorrow it won’t matter in the least bit.
So, first things first, up-and-down Boston College has the
task of upending a red-hot Penn State team that it hasn’t
beaten, well, never.
Terps on Lion ice
The Penn State Ice Hockey
Club (1-0) will take on
Maryland (6-0) tomorrow
afternoon at 4 p.m. and again
Sunday at 9 a m in the Ice
Pavilion.
The Terrapin offense is
paced bv right wing Mike
Gannon, who has ac
cumulated eight points this
season. Backing him up on
the first line are center Jonas
Rosenthal and left wing Pete
Andrews.
Maryland team has scored
31 goals this season but has
allowed only 17 through their
own net
Reeside also expressed
concern about the goaltend
ing situation. Ulrich Bogli
(3 0 goals per game average)
will protect the visitors’ net
this weekend from the Lions
Russian-oriented offense.
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Lion coach Larry Hendry
believes that conditioning will
be a key factor in the
weekend’s match up. If his
squad appears stronger than
the Terps he plans to skate a
“checking line” to try and
wear down the opposition.
However, Reeside contends
the quick stop-and-start
skating style he must employ
while competing in the
Chesapeake Hockey League
will work to his advantage in
the game.
“Last year the big rink (at
Penn State) helped us a lot. It
gave us more room to pass
and we could last longer
because we didn't have to
make such quick starts and
stops,” Reeside said.
In other action the Penn
State JV takes on the Hamp
ton Leafs in the Ice Pavilion
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. —BG
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The Eagles, coached by former Penn Stater Joe Yukica, a
top-notch end here in 1950-52 under coach Rip Engle, are 3-5
this year after a strong 9-2 season last time around. A young
team, Boston College has done things this season like whomp
Syracuse 37-0 two weeks ago then fall to Georgia Tech, 42-10
last week.
Lord knows, however, the Eagles won’t request forgiveness
if they pick tomorrow to play their best game of the year.
“Regardless of any talk,” Paterno said, referring to the
bowl type, “they will want to beat us badly. Not for anybody in
the East is Penn State just another game.”
“All I know is that we’re prepared for BC, we’ve had a good
week of practice, we’ve worked hard and we’re gonna play
well.”A couple of fellas the Eagles will have to control are
Penn State quarterback John Hufnagel and tailback John
Cappelletti. Only in his first year as a running back, Cap
pelletti needs only 67 yards tomorrow to hit the 1,000-yard
mark. The 6-0,206-pounder, a real workhorse with 200 carries
thus far has churned for 933 yards ( a 4 67 average and 103 7
per game) and ten touchdowns Cappy has also hauled in 13
passes for 105 and a score.
All-American candidate Hufnagel, already holding the Penn
State marks for single game and career passing yardage and
career completions and percentage, needs 15 completions, 109
yards passing and 166 yards total offense for a few more Lion
records: Adding to the Montour High senior’s ability is the fact
that the Lions put the ball in the air only 29 per cent of the
time.
Penn State’s defense has been superb since the beginning of
the season limiting opponents to 13.5 points a game.
Linebacker Ed O’Neil owns the tackling lead with 57 solos and
48 assists with linebackers Jim Laslavic and John Skorupan
tied for second being in on 85 tackles. Defensive end Bruce
Bannon another All-American guess along with Skorupan
soph end Dave Graf and tackle Randy Crowder have also been
stingy. Skorupan, safety Gregg Ducatte and back Buddy Ellis
all own two of Penn State’s 14 interceptions.
In other offensive notes, the Lions are undoubtedly happy
with reserve rushing by sophomore tailback Walt Addie, who
has carried 50 times for 298 yards ( 5.67 average) and soph
Dan Natale, Hufnagel’s most frequent receiver with 25 cat
ches for 390 yards and four scores.
Also, Penn State’s offensive line has been quite helpful
toward healing Cappelletti’s early bumps and bruises. Center
Jack Baiorunos is filling in nicely for injured Rick Brown
while tackles Charlie Getty and Paul Gabel and guards Carl
Schaukowitch and Phil LaPorta improve each week.
As far as BC goes, the Lions will see a scrambling quar
terback in Gary Marangi, who has completed 88 of 188 at
tempts for 975 yards and seven touchdowns. The junior pilot
has also come out of the pocket to rush 264 yards. The Lions,
having faced drop-back passers Bernie Galiffa of West
Virginia and N.C. State’s Bruce Shaw, will use caution on their
rugged pass rush.
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Marangt looks like a great scrambler," Paterno said
“He's probably the best scrambler we've seen since the ki<
from Tennessee (Conredge Holloway) We’ve been workmj
hard to keep him in the pocket and throw ’’
KXTRA POINTS Look for Skorupan and Bannon to be on
Kodak’s All-American team to be released at the end of the
season Do not look for Hufnagel. Terry Davis of Alabama.
Bert Jones of LSL' or Don Strack of Virginia Tech Florida
State’s Gary Huff is the honored quarterback
Hufnagel is a legitimate Heisman Trophv candidate, but a
greater possibility might be the Maxwell Trophy, also
awarded to the best college football player in the countrv
Pitt is hurting for next week’s clash'with Penn State Fne
Panthers, including starters Rick Lozier, a guard, and
defensive halfback Bill Adams will be absent
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