14—The Daily Collegian Monday, Sept. 13, 1982
Women's soccer club earns tie
By DENISE LANGIONE
Collegian Sports Writer
The women's soccer club opened its season Saturday
against George Washington University at Pollock Field,
starting its record off with a tie game of 2-2.
Laurie Jones was the first to score with a 35-yard goal,
giving Penn State an early lead.
But not long afterwards, Heidi Vosbeck tied it up with a
goal for the Lady Colonials. Vosbeck also made two more
attempts, but Penn State goalie Patti Wisnewski was wide
awake on defense, making quite a few saves throughout
the game.
Offensively,' the Lady Lions moved the ball well as a
team and earned another goal by Meredith Wagner.
However, Vosbeck, a tough offensive player, came back
with a short-range goal that left the score 2-2 at the half.
Neither team had any success in scoring attempts in the
second half, forcing the game into two 10-minute over
times. Both teams constantly struggled for possession of
the ball, but no one managed to take the lead.
"The first half was well 'played by both teams. I've
never seen women's soccer played at this level," said Rich
Kilgore, the new Lady Lions' coach.
Kilgore had been the men's soccer coach at Musking-
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only a week ago, he has just Penn State's 84-1 record from
last year and the results of the opening game to determine
the Lady Lions' ability.
"Our defense appeared strong, but our offense looked
weak," Kilgore said. "Everyone did just enough to get by
but didn't push themselves because they were tired and
the heat was too much. It's unfortunate for us not to have
pushed harder before the season began," he said.
"I thought we played really good considering we have a
new coach and new players. I'm satisfied (with the game)
because they're really an excellent team and we were
expecting a good game," Wisnewski
Lady Colonials Coach Randy Horton was pleased with
the game results.
"I'm satisfied with the performance of my team and I
feel the results are a fair indication of the way the game
was played," Horton said. He also added that he believes
Penn State has the potential of being a varsity team.
The Lady Lions are referred to as a club team, but they
are facing competition from four of the best varsity teams
in the East this season with hopes of establishing them
selves as a top competitor.
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Parker returns to lift Pirates to win
PITTSBURGH (AP) It didn't
take Dave Parker long to get back
into the swing of the National
League East pennant race.
The Pittsburgh Pirates' right
fielder, on the disabled list since
July 29, returned to the starting
lineup yesterday and contributed
three hits and two runs as the
Pirates defe&ed the Philadelphia
Phillies 4-2.
"I wasn't scared about playing
again but I was nervous," said
Parker, who now has four consec
utive hits since coming off the dis
abled list. Parker had a pinch-hit
triple Saturday in the Pirates' 10-9
victory over the Phillies.
He had hits in his first three plate
appearances yesterday before
leaving the game in the seventh
inning with a blood blister on his
foot.
Parker, who ruptured ligaments
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in his right thumb, said the heavily
wrapped hand hurt only when he
was jammed by a pitch.
"It's good to see Dave Parker
swinging the bat again," said Pi
rates Manager Chuck Tanner. "He
only had a couple of days of batting
practice, but he was here running
and he was in good shape."
Dale Berra lined a bases-loaded
double in the sixth inning to break a
1-1 tie and. give the Pirates a 4-1
lead. Winning pitcher Rick Rhoden,
10-12, pitched the first:6 2-3 innings
and Kent Tekulve went the rest of
the way for the save.
Mets 4, Cardinals 1
ST. LOUIS (AP) Dave King
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Philadelphia, which lost to Pitts
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Cards' sixth setback in nine games.
Falcone, 8-9, fanned four and
walked two, losing his shutout bid
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off with a walk, stole second, went
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NFL season opens on schedule with surprises
By The Associated Press
Green Bay's Lynn Dickey stunned the Los
Angeles Rams, Washington's Mark Moseley
surprised the Philadelphia Eagles and De
troit's Billy Sims helped stop the Chicago
Bears as the NFL's regular season opened on
schedule yesterday.
The Rams, who missed the playoffs last
season for the first time since 1972, used a
sparkling performance by new quarterback
Bert Jones in racing to a 23-0 halftime lead
against' Green Bay.
But the Packers pulled within 23-14 in the
third quarter, and then Dickey threw two
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Atlanta nipped the New York Giants 16-14;
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While union officials last week said there
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wide receiver Sam McCullum, on Tuesday.
There were, however, nearly 9,000 no-shows
at the Kingdome for the Seahawks-Browns
game.
In Philadelphia, Moseley kicked a 48-yard
field goal on the final play of regulation to tie
the score at 34-34, and then booted
. a 26-yarder
4:47 into overtime as the Redskins beat the
Eagles. The winning kick came on the first
possession of overtime.
In Detroit, Sims who was a preseason
holdout and missed all of the Lions' exhibition
games carried 13 times for just 33 yards.
But one of those rushes was a 3-yard touch-
A great way of life
down run in the fourth quarter as the Lions
downed the Bears.
Jim Plunkett threw a fourth-quarter touch: ,
down pass and rookie Marcus Allen gained
116 yards and scored a touchdown as the Los
Angeles Raiders playing their first game
since moving from Oakland beat San
Francisco. Super Bowl hero Joe Montana
fired two scoring strikes for the 49ers.
Quarterback Ken Anderson completed 29 of
40 passes for 354 yards and two touchdowns
and also ran for another score as defending
American Football Conference champion Cin
cinnati shut .down Houston. Earl Campbell
ran 20 times for 82 yards for the Oilers.