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Football already?
True enough. Saturday afternoon Joe Patemo’s gridders, minus some two dozen
veterans, open spring drills which will culminate five weeks later in the intrasquad Blue-
White game
"We want to get a look at some of our younger players and we can do a better job of
evaluating them if we have them by themselves for the first three days of practice,”
Paterno says. “We're pretty sure where the players we have excused are going tp play.”
Most of the veterans, then, will report the following week, after the initial three practices.
Among those who will miss the entire training camp are tackle Randy Crowder, an All-
America candidate who is recuperating from knee surgery, and receivers Jimmy Scott and
Dave Bland. Scott has been excused for spring track and Bland is studying in England.
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F&M outhustles State 10-5
Pencek calls for change l oday
By MARK SIMENSON
Assistant Sports Editor
Dick Pencek promised
some lineup changes for
tomorrow night’s match with
Syracuse after the lacrossers
dropped a 10-5 decision to
Franklin and Marshall.
“We got nothing out of our
attack so we’re going to go
with some other kids,” the
Lion coach revealed last
night. Penn State combined a
terrible first half with a
second one where it held the
Diplomats scoreless for 22
minutes. F&M, ranked 20th in'
the nation in one coaches poll,
dominated the action “and
owned a 7-2 lead at in
termission.
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ran us off the field in the first
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The Lions inched back to a
7-4 deficit on tallies by Bob
Cohen and Kevin Campbell.
Pressuring Diplomat goalie
John Martino, the Lion
shooters saved him the
trouble of making some saves
by hitting the goal post three
times.
Martino had 17 saves in the
match, but spent a lot of time
watching his teammates
maneuver in the State of
fensive zone.
Penn State outshot the
Diplomats 41-35 and held a 41-
32 edge in ground balls, but
couldn’t score when it held a
man advantage. The Lions
converted only two of 13
penalty situations.
Leading 7-4 in the fourth
quarter, F&M iced the match
when the ball rolled in after
Rich Caravella appeared to
make a great save.
Caravella turned away 16
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F&M shots and shutout the
Diplomats for the third period
when the Lions were a man
down, but couldn’t count on
aggressive team play to back
him up.
“We didn’t do things well as
a team and let Franklin and
Marshall take the upper
hand,” Pencek admitted.
The Lions were also lacking
in the contact department, an
area that Pencek stresses in
his match strategy. The
lacrosse boss said his players
didn’t hit yesterday as well as
they did against Drexel when
several Dragons were sent
sprawling to the AstroTurf.
The match, the second
Middle Atlantic Conference
contest for the Lion dectet,
leaves Penn State at 2-2 with a
1-1 league mark. F&M stands
4-0 and is favored to win the
Penn.-Del. crown.
Syracuse, which has been
up and down this year, enters
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the night match with a wealth
of talent according to Pencek.
“Syracuse is one team I’d
like to beat,” he said. “I know
they’ll have no trouble getting
up for this one.” Penn State
upset Syracuse 12-9 in 1971
and the Orangemen edged the
Lions by the same score last
year. Pencek said he is ex
pecting a tough game from
his team. “I think they owe
themselves something,” he
concluded.
SCORING
Penn state 1 121—5
Franklin Marshall 2 5 0 3—lo
Penn Stale goals Rosecrans,
Cohen, Giacalone, Blatter,
Campbell
Franklin and Marshall goals
GoodaN 2. Friedman 2, Long 2,
Whelan, Lenane, Harman,
L'Hommedieu
Penn Stale assists Hurtzig 2,
McGuire, Abriel
Franklin and Marshall assists
Friedman 3, Long 2. Goodall,
Lenane
Saves Martino (FM) U,
Caravella (PS) 16, Giacalone (PS)
Flyers soar into semifinals 4
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) The
Philadelphia Flyers supported Doug Favell’s
exceptional goaltending and a three-goal
second period soared into the National
Hockey League semifinals for the first time
with a 4-1 victory over the Minnesota North
Stars last night.
The Flyers, eliminating the North Stars in
six games 4-2, will open the best-of-seven
Stanley Cup semifinal series Saturday night
Women's lacrosse, net teams open at Maryla
The Penn State women’s
lacrosse and net squads will
open their seasons tomorrow
afternoon at Maryland.
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TRACK
Nittany Lion Relays, Beaver Stadium. 3:45 p.m
/ TENNIS
Penn State at Princeton, 3 p.m
Saturday
BASEBALL
Penn State at Rutgers (2), 1 p.m
Maryland at Penn State, blue course, 3 a.m
LACROSSE
Syracuse at Penn State, Jeffrey Field, X p.m
PSC women at Maryland. 2 p.m.
Nittany Lion Relays, Beaver Stadium. 12 p.m
PSU women at Maryland, 2 p.m
Penn State at Ohio State Invitational. 9 a.m.
RUGBY
Penn State Club at Philadelphia R.F.C., I p.m
Penn State Club, 20 team tourney. South Gym, 12:3i
p.m.
at Montreal
Favell, one of four original Flyers from tl
1967-68 expansion team, played in all s
games, coming up with another stroi
performance by repelling 37 or 38 Minneso
shots on goal.
Goals by Terry Crisp at 4:10, Ross Lor.
berry at 16:42 and Dave Schultz at 18:01
the second period rubbed out Minnesota’s ]
first period lead.
Coach Ellen Perry’s
lacrossers will be trying to
improve on last season’s 4-4
mark while the Lady Lion
mugs and tea sets
The End Result
TRACK
TENNIS
VOLLEYBALL
netters try to maintain
year’s winning ways,
women's tennis team
eluded the 1972 season a