16—The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 7, 1984
Bootees look forward to Rhode Island matchup
By MARK ASHENFELTER
Collegian Sports Writer
Usually, in a society that places
an emphasis on winning, a game
ending in a tie is grudgingly ac
cepted by a coach and his players.
Penn State and Akron played a
double-overtime, 0-0, tie Tuesday
evening at Jeffrey Field and im
mediately afterwards Lion Head
Coach Walt Bahr was satisfied
with the outcome.
"I thought we had our hands full
for good portions of this game,"
Bahr said. "Maybe a tie was all we
deserved."
Now that Bahr has had time to
reflect on the game he has taken a
more optimistic overview of the tie
against Akron's 15th ranked squad.
With that in mind he is looking
forward to tonight's 7:15 match
against Rhode Island at Jeffrey
Field.
Even though the Lions (1-0-1) did
not post a victory on the board,
which may have disappointed the
crowd, Bahr was more pleased
with the outcome of the Akron
contest than he was with the Lions'
6-2 victory over Navy last Satur
day.
"Tuesday's game was a differ
ent type of soccer compared to
Saturday's game and I'm sure,
from a spectator's standpoint, that
Saturday's was more enjoyable,"
Bahr said. "But from a soccer
coach's perspective Tuesday's
game was much more interest.
Akron presented a much stiffer
test for the Lions, in terms of pure
athletic skills, than did a Navy
squad which used an aggressive,
physical style. At first the Lions
had a hard time adjusting to the
Zips' style of play, but came back
and played strong through the sec
ond half and both overtime peri
ods.
The Lions actually had many
chances to score late in the game,
but never could get the ball past
the Akron goalie. This fact was not
lost on sophomore midfielder Steve
Potter.
"Akron is a well-skilled team,
but I still thought we played a good
game," Potter said. "We had the
better scoring opportunities, but
we couldn't get it in."
While the Lions started off slow-
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Penn State freshman starter Thomas Greve (left) battles for a loose ball
with Akron's Mark Pfister during Tuesday's night game at Jeffrey Field.
ly on Tuesday, Bahr was not sur
prised since it was the first time
his squad had been up against that
particular style of play. He knew
that it would take awhile for the
necessary adjustments to be made
by the players. Although he has
had his squad practice against
various situations, Bahr said it is
not the same as actual game expe
rience.
"Soccer is a `player's game' and
it took them awhile to adjust to
Akron's style of play," Bahr said.
"You can't call any timeouts to
make adjustments, you have to
have done all your preparations ,
before the game. The only time you
can make any changes is at half
time."
Many of the Lions turned in
strong performances on Tuesday
evening, especially Troy Snyder
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was sharper and helped control the
tempo for Penn State's offense.
Elmore, who was switched to
sweeper during the game also
adapted quickly to his new position
and was a big factor in the contest.
After two games Potter, already
feels the Lions have' shown they
are a stronger unit than last sea
son's 11-8-1 squad. He feels a year
of experience ( the roster has 10
sophomores) has really made a
difference in the team's play.
"We have almost everybody
back with at least one year under
their belts," Potter said. "Last
year I think we were a little thin in
a few places and a few people had
to step in and start without any
experience."
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Greve and rest of the soccer team conclude their three•game homestand at
7:15 tonight Rhode Island.
The Lions will be facing a stiff
test against a visiting Rhode Island
club which is ranked as the second
best Division I team in New En
gland, behind Connecticut, in the
preseason polls.
Last year, the Rams went 14-4-2
with one of their losses coming
against the Lions in Kingston. Al
though the final score was 3-0, the
Rams scored the game's first goal
only to have it disallowed on an
offsides call.
"That could have turned things
around," Potter said of the offi
cial's goal negating decision.
"They have a lot of skilled play
ersl; I'm sure they'll give us a
tough time."
The Rams will be led offensively
by senior forwards Tony Fontes
and Gil Monteiro, who combined
for 58 points in 1983. Mike Saalf
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rank has recovered from a knee
injury that kept him out of action
all of last season. He recorded
eight shutouts in 1982 and could
provide an interesting matchup
with Lion keeper Greg Kenney.
The one thing Bahr knows about
Rhode Island is that the team will
have been well-coached by Geza
Henni, a former member of the
Hungarian National Team. In the
past the Rams have played a Euro
pean style game, using a lot of
inter-passing with less emphasis
on body contact. Bahr expects
more of the same this evening.
LION NOTES:After tonight's
game the Lions take to the road on
Tuesday for a 7:30 p.m. contest
against West Virginia . . . The
team will return to the confines of
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Invitational title
By STACY NOONAN
Collegian Sports Writer
The men's tennis team will begin
its fall season this weekend with the
Bloomsburg Invitational, the first
major tournament of the year.
The Lions won the Invitational last
year by defeating Hampton Institute
in the finals. Bloomsburg, Cornell,
Navy, Mercyhurst, Temple, and West
Virginia will also be competing at the
tournament this year. .
Penn State Head Coach Holmes
Cathrall would like to recapture the
title, and he said he has the team to do
"We won with a weakened team
last fall," Cathrall said. "But I think
that • with the new players and the
returning players that my team's a
little stronger this year."
Although the team lineup has not
been finalized, the returning squad
members are Virgil Christian, Mark
Vereby, Bryan Crist, Dwayne Hultqu
ist, and Tim Ferick. Freshmen Adam
Steinberg, Pat DeMarco, Tom Kauf
man and sophomores Lee Sponaugle
and John Mercer have also joined the
squad. Junior Scott Grebe, a transfer
from Bloomsburg, will also make his
Penn State debut at the Invitational.
The lineup for the Invitational will
be determined by internal team play
offs. Doubles combinations have also
not been decided, but Cathrall said he
would like to take advantage of his
left-handed players for doubles.
"This is the first year I've had four
left-handed players on the team that
are very, very good," Cathrall said.
"Left-handers can concentrate the
strength down the middle a little
more in doubles. Now I just have to
determine the chemistry between two
kids."
Senior Virgil Christian also said the
team was unique this year in the
quality of the new players joining the
team.
"It's a different kind of team than
we've had in the past in that it's
pretty young," Christian said.
"We've had young teams in the past,
but this team, more so than any
other, has a tremendous amount of
talent. They have more talent than
I've seen in four years."
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PLANT SALE benefits cystic fi
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RED HOT DEAL on color TV
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7586
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WANTED: SENIOR SEASON
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State College Po 16801
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The Daily Collegian Friday, Sept. 7, 1984-17
FOUND: SET OF keys Sat. night,
9/1, on the wall. Call Natalie 865-
3062 to Identify
F key chains. ned writtenOUND: SET OF keys with
on save- EFFICIENCY TO SUBLET 126
east fairmont + 12 after 5:30 p.m.
ral available now or for spring.
one. found at pink elephant 8125.
238.9940 ask for rick or John. OWN ROOM $7O. Two room avail
able for summer sublet. Non-
FOUND: UMBRELLA 8/30 bank smoker. Call Nancy 865-6609, or
machine corner of Beaver and Brian 234-1496.
Garner. Call 865.8173 to identify- SUBLET Oct.l- May 31 modern
/claim. one bedroom special low price.
WOMAN'S PRESCRIPTION $337.00/month, utilities, parking,
GLASSES and case in 26 MS laundry etc. 234-0829.
Building, 3rd period 915. Call 234• SUBLET 1 BEDROOM available
2528. I Immediately. air-conditioned,
LOST
PARTIES
LOST: GOLD NECKLACE (8/31).
14" herringbone chain w/4•leafed
clover. call 865.8026 or 865.0218.
reward.
DANCIN SOUNDS. FULLY
equipped D.J.s available for all
LOST SEIKO QUARTZ watch. occasions, reasonable price. for
Black leather band. White face bookings call 237-1381
with roman numerals. Call Caro
lyn 865-9038
PHANTOM MUSIC - Professional
FOR SALE: ROOM contract for disc-jockey entertainment, corn
graduate male in Atherton dou- plete with an excelleant sound
hie. Must sell. Call Ralph 237- system, light show, and all your
0855 favorite requests. 238-4654.
The Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
\ announces
Y T Bible Study 6:15 p.m.,
Public Worship Services 7:30 p.m.
Every Sunday Evening Beginning Aug. 26, 'B4
The Rev. Kim E. Bode, Pastor
318 S. Atherton Street
(The Mennonite Meeting House, State College)
Spawn of the Lutheran Hour Sunda at 9:30 am. Ifatlß-FM 101.1
dishwasher, garbage disposal.
$365/ heat included. evenings
234-1896.
ENTER THE DANCE video zone
with Phantom Video. State Col-