7 don't know how the hell we won' I ) By RICK STARR - ■ . ■ Sports Editor mb _ It was such an anguishing, frustrating loss for Penn the l State, and such a sweet, daily I ‘wonderful victory for Navy. Five minutes after the clock had finished the major BB JB B college football upset of the year to date, a 7-6 giant- B 1 killing by 24-point underdog Monday, September 23,1974 ! —l° Navy over the Loins in a ■ ■ - ■ bitter cold rain at Beaver j Stadium Saturday, the Navy somewhere along the way drive was a remarkable lockerroom was buffeting they’d break it, but we held departure from the rest of it’s apart. There were tears of on. This is a good squad, and offensive performance, a unrestrained, exhausted glee, we were lucky enough to get pieced together, 80ijyard, 12 and men hugging each other’s some fumbles. How many did p}ay second quarter effort, muddy, sweaty bodies so hard Bahr miss?” capped by a 4 yard touchdown the veins in their arms Four, but the reason he was pass by Middie fullback Bob popped . kicking in the first place was Jackson. ! | It meant'so much to Navy, the Navy defense. The Middie A fullback pass? i Years of revenge for being defensive .unit was backed up when was the last time just another addition to Lion to the brink time and time somebody threw al ; fullback coach Joe Paterno's winning again by Lion quarterback. in Beaver Stadium? A percentage - Tom Shuman and fullback tailback pass sometimes; 1 don . k n o w h ow the hell Tom Donchez, but it stood, but a fullback pass... we won it, Navy coach and -The game story was ac torrrter Penn State backfield curately stepped out on the The Lion secondalry (Jeff coach George Welsh hoarsely field between the 30 and 15 Hite and Jim Bradley) read confessed, sharing his yard lines, a sea of mud their keys correctly, and they players’ exhaustion and where Penn State let the. • said run, although the play has lulling against the nearest game get away. an option in it. If Bradley wall Seven times Penn State and Hite stay back, Jackson "II seemed like they were drove past the Navy 30 and will run it. uo,ng up and down the field,” .put up only six points. Jackson hit Middie flanker Welsh continued. 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Special balls available. month, one bedroom availably Unlimited Rent-Alls 238-3037. immediately 238-4066, 237-0646. THE SCORPION: 117,5. Burrowes SOUTH AMERICAN OLO man,i presents Silent Way" every horse-crippler, and crocidlle! Monday. Lew priced take out 5:30 a ioe and more. A New Leaf, 114 S.i p.m. - 2:00 A.M. p ugtl ROOMS I APARTMENTS fcj Dykes booted through the game winner. Mistakes were another as pect of Navy’s miracle. Penn State fumbled seven times, losing five. .The final Middie fumble recovery in the fourth quar r ter had a message in it. The picture is Navy right line backer Andy Bushak, knocked down,, but spotting the loose Penn State fumble'five yards away. A Bushak didn’t pounce on it, he crawled and dug through the mud on his knees and elbows to get it; and he did, half a second before the Lion backfield arrived.? Navy fumbled three times, losing two, but didn’t share Penn State’s fumbleitis because, as Welsh said, “We weren’t getting:lto the line of scrimmage.” Trying to figure out how Penn State lost will put you*jn a tizzy. The Lions more first downs, 180 more rushing yards, 24 more passing yards, punted far ther, returned punts longer and was penalized for fewer yards. “ Penn State beat us pretty good,” Welsh said. “The big LOOKING FOR A roomma’te to share an apartment at Laurel Glen. Contact Bob McDaniel at 234-3466. Can move in im mediately. ***•££ j. Bten (community State College, Pa., 16801 (814) 237-570? Heated !ndo~ I NEED FOUR reserved tickets for Maryland game. Call 234- 2208. TENORS PROVE YOUR VIRILITY. Sing with the University Choirs. 212 Eisenhower Chapel. SOMEONE TO SHARE driving and expenses. Headed west to Arizona Oct. Ist. Call Carla 4..6- 782i0r 237 3703. WAITERS WANTED 3 meals daily social privileges call Carl 238-2473. 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Greatly missed by Carol 237-5590. BINOCULARS IN CASE at football stadium on Saturday Please call 238-1273. MENS GOLD RING with black onyx setting. Pat 5-9245. LOST: BEIGE WINDBREAKER probably at Campus Casino Call 238-6651. Found HI AT THE NATATORIUM necklaces, rings, keys, glasses, etc. Claim your valuables at the main desk. FOUND: YOUNG MALE cat, black and white long hair. On Pugh Street Friday. Call 234-3469. FOUND: SOCIAL SECURITY card 9-18 outside of Beaver Hall. Call Graz 865-6271. WHITE SHORT HAIRED, male cat. Spot of grey on forehead. Wearing clear flea collar. 1 year ola,at the most. Found near State College Post Office, Sept. 13. Call 237-1411, Ext. 61. FOUND: IN LIBRARY (Pattee) man's black three fold wallet. . Claim at 50 Atherton Hall 5-7 p.m. FOUND: ONE FEMALE black and white dog, Martin 865-9133 or 865-9798. j LARGE BLACK CAT near library . and Forum Thursday night. Call Joan 865-6690 or Ann 865-7153. thing that kept us in the game was their errors, fumbles and missed field goals.” What happened at the end of all those Lion drives? The answer provides two convenient scapegoats. Lion field goal kicker Chris Bahr missed all four times hfe tried, from 36, 39, 29 and 43 yards. Two went into a strong wind, two went with it. Donchezj fumbled three times, on the Navy 43,15, and 9-yard lines.. Students, were comparing Donchez to John Cappelletti in his fumbling days, bet that isn’t at all accurate. Donchez is a much better runner now than was Cappellptti was then. His performance speaks for itself: three fumbles; 165 yards in 35 attempts. The fumbles were legitimate, which credits 1 Navy’s tacklers. Then there was the Weather, which caused 8,000 noishows | and created thousands of no-stays. “I don’t think the rain helped us,” said Welsh, “though I guess it did...it was an equalizer.” Cracked Paterno: “It rained on both sides of the field at least I think it did. I wasn't over on the Navy side of the field, but it looked like it You the student are the best defense against campus crime. Engravers are available at the H.U.B. and at Campus Patrol. Use them! Report all thefts immediately to Campus Patrol; call 865-5458 New sounds ON SALE AT DISCOUNT RECORDS WHERE YOU’LL ALWAYS FIND 150 SPECIALLY-PRICED NEW RELEASES & BEST SELLERS DpA CPU 0611 LYNRDSKYNRD MCA 413 •largest selection •convenient hours •probably the best prices in town •every LP arid tape guaranteed new • expert salespeople to help you •bankamericard and mastercharge 127-129 South AJlen St Phone 237-58?6 Open Mon.-Sat., Navy quarterback Phil Poirier helps engineer an upset in the wet was raining over there.” And finally, there was that aborted two-point conversion attempt after Penn State’s only touchdown late in the fourth quarter, a five-yard strike from Shuman to split end Jerry Jeram. The two-point conversion shot is a trademark of “V- 1 '* \(f open daily 9:00 - 5:30 Monday and Friday till 9:00 p.m. 15 I Paterno football. “We play to win,” Paterno repeated after the contest. From a winning strategy angle, it made sense. The Lions had to score again to win even with a successful one point conversion. “It was a real tough football game,” Paterno sum- Danskin Leotards All Colors Turtlerieck 123 S. Aljen St, RCA CPLI 0570 OLIVIA NEWTON MCA 411 ""wh'Jiver Featuring: Annie's Song Thank God I'm a Country Boy • Eclipse Back Home Again « Sweet Surrender RCA CPLI 0548 PHOEBE SNOW MCA (SHELTER) 2109 The Music people Photo by Ed Pals* marized. “Navy played awfully well. They were alert, well-prepared and deserved to win. “I told him (Welsh) he did a great job and.- he certainly deserved to win. If we were going to lose, we "might as well lose to a member of the family.” never know how much good you can do until you ck> it. 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