Ben ponders his final season
IM feature games
Easton ; Ogontz still undefeated
Defense was the name of
the game last night as Ogontz
and Allentown remained
undefeated in dormitory
league intramural football
action.
Ogontz, now 6-0, beat
Snyder in the first contest by
a 6-0 score. The scoring came
on two Scott Rollins field
goals, the longest a 30-yarder.
Both field goals were set up
by interceptions. Snyder tried
to get on the scoreboard late
in the first half, but its 55-yard
field goal attempt fell short.
“The contest was definitely
a defensive struggle,” said
Rollins, who also
quarterbacked the Ogontz
team. “Our defense had six
interceptions, which is more
than the number of passes we
completed on offense.”
In the second contest,
Allentown also remained
unbeaten by defeating Easton
(4-2) 12-3. The win for
Allentown was the sixth of the
season. Allentown’s points
came on two short touchdown
passes from quarterback
Mark Dragan. Both scores
were set up by interceptions
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deep in Easton territory. The
extra point attempts were
blocked. The three points for
Easton came on a 42-yard
field goal by Mike
Hendrickson. 1
Easton mounted two'
serious scoring threats in the
second half, but both were
halted by the'tough Allentown
defense, which pulled off four
interceptions.
The victories by Ogontz and
Allentown assured them of at
least a first place tie.
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Antes 15. Football 610,2
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Fraternity
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Phi Gamma Delta 16, Zeta Psi 0
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Schwartz
By RICK STARR
Assistant Sports Editor
“It's gonna be a crusade,”
coach Joe Paterno frets.
“It’ll be a real dog fight,”
scout and assistant coach J.T.
White explains.
“Up there it makes a big
difference/’ safety Scott
Mitchell warns.
“I'm sure they can upset
us,” offensive tackle Phil
LaPorta cautions.
Ohio State? Oklahoma?
Nebraska?
Syracuse.
Penn State plays a football
team Saturday that Is facing
its sixth opponent and is
seeking its first win. So far
this year, the Lion’s chief woe
has been keeping the lid on
the score board. Why all the
sweat over the Orange?
“I remember my freshman
year here at Penn State,”
LaPorta said after the Army
game. “We had a good team
and Syracuse was 0-4. It was
Homecoming and I watched
the game from the stands
with my parents. They beat
us 24-7.
“Last year we were really
piling up points before
Syracuse came down here,
but we only won that one 17-
0.”
Unfortunately for Syracuse
Carbon 17, Dunmore 0
Armstrong 13, Franklin 6
Independent
Mike's Heroes 2, Bucks House 0
F Troop over Macabre, forfeit
Ex Lacks 13. Shandygaff 0
coach Ben Schwartzwalder, Maryland,
this,- his 25th seaspn at the But as history will bear out,
helm of the Orange, could be when Penn State goes into
his worst year ever. old, senile Archbold Stadium,
To date the Orange have unpredictability is the only
been beaten by Washington, sure thing,
edged by Navy and| Michigan The Syracuse defense could
State and slaughtered by offer a stiff challenge to Lion
Bowling Green and quarterback Tom Shuman
Morton given AP honor;
Krause top pro defender
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.
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Saturday night would get four
stars in most reviews.
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sick during, the game, I
thought I was going; to die.”
The Bears were eyen sicker
after Morton weaved through
them for 271 yards on 27
carries. _ j
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named National College Back
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alder's last could be worst
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the Week in the National
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because of all the moving
around, although Shuman did
a credible job with the
stunting Army defense. The
Orange move from a wide
tackle six into a “Syracuse
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the tackles. From the six man
line, Schwartzwalder will
shift his defense into a 5-3 and
a 5-2.
Offensively, Syracuse lacks
the potency of former years
so far.
“Syracuse hasn’t changed
their'offense very much since
last year,” White said, “but
they have been plagued with
injuries. I look for more
changes this week.”
Chasing after a winning
combination, Schwartz
walder will use two fullbacks,
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