12—The Daily Collegian Thursday, Oct. 30, 1986
Potter well-rounded leader for booters
By CHRISTINE BORN
Collegian Sports Writer
If you were looking for a student-athlete to
represent Penn State, then a good choice might be
soccer player Steve Potter.
“We’ve gotten four good years out of him,” Head
Coach Walter Bahr said. “He’s a good student, a
good athlete and a gentleman on and off the field.
He represents everything you are looking for in a
Penn State athlete.”
Those words of praise arc not unfounded. In the
four years Potter has been at Penn State, he has
been both a workhorse and a catalyst for the Lions.
As a freshman, he broke into the starting lineup
one month into the season and has been there ever
since. In fact, the midfielder from Carlisle has not
missed a Penn State soccer game since his initial
start in 1983.
But breaking into that first-string lineup was not
easy for the young athlete
“He was bad in practice,” Bahr said. “He
couldn’t trap the ball or anything. We wondered if
we had the wrong kid. But then he settled down
and he’s been in there ever since.”
Potter said the reason he had problems in
practice was the result of his family moving to
another state.
“My dad is in the Army,” the Lions’ team
captain said. “After my senior year, we moved to
Massachusettes. I didn’t know anybody so I had to
practice by myself and that does not help you.
“I was a nightmare on the field. I couldn’t even
get the basic things right. But I got angry enough
at myself that I let it all hang out and just went out
there and did what I knew I could do.”
As a catalyst for the Lions, Bahr said Potter is
the player who gets the blame or the credit for how
the team performed
“Steve is the one player who has been the
difference,” Bahr said. “When he is completely
involved offensively and defensively, the team
plays well. He is the key that keeps the team
together.”
One of the reasons for Potter’s importance to the
team is his position. Bahr said he is the only
legitimate midfielder the Lions have. The other
two midfielders, Troy Snyder and Niall Harrison,
are really forwards. And Potter’s importance has
been demonstrated time and time again.
“When he plays well, the team plays well,”
Assistant Coach Barry Gorman said. “He is the
stability in our midfield and the other midfielders
rely on him."
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Penn State’s Steve Potter applies heavy pressure to a Notre Dame player in game last week at Jeffrey Field.
Potter has come far from his early days as a member of the squad and, by virtue of his devotion, work ethic
and natural ability, has evolved into the Lions’ team captain.
The Hotel Restaurant and Institutional Manage
ment major explained his role on the team.
“My main role is definitely defensive,” he said.
“For the first three years, I had guys on either side
of me Thomas Greve, Gerry Moyer and Troy
Snyder who could do a lot with the ball. My role
was to play defense and win the ball for them.
“But this year has been frustrating because we
have a lot of inexperienced people at midfield and
I have been wanting to shoot the ball more. But the
coach stresses defense from me and I will do what
is best for the team.”
Potter has played midfield since his days with
the Thundering Herd of Carlisle High School,
where he helped them to three league titles and
three state tournament final fours. Carlisle lost in
the semi-finals all three years.
The highly-recruited player has known Gorman
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since his high school days when Gorman was the
head coach of Eastern Lebanon County High
School. Gorman said Potter cost him a few trips to
the state tournament when the Thundering Herd
beat ELCO in the Districts.
Potter said up until his senior year in high
school, he wanted to go to the University of North
Carolina.
“We used to live down there and I really loved
it,” he said. “But then I found out all of the top
area players (from south central Pa.) were going
to Penn State. Guys like Larry Miller and Moyer,
who I had played against in high school, were
coming here, so I reconsidered.”
Bahr is happy he did.
“He is our workhorse,” he said. “Steve is a 5)0-
minute player who' plays hard and aggressive
soccer. He is well-respected by his teammates.”
Padres' Hoyt charged
in drug-related offense
By ALAN L. ADLER
Associated Press Writer
SAN DIEGO San Diego
Padres pitcher LaMarr Hoyt, who
according to a federal prosecutor
could get a 15-year federal prison
term if convicted of a charge of
importing a controlled substance,
was freed yesterday on $25,000
bond.
The 31-year-old Hoyt, dressed in
a white jail jumpsuit, appeared
before U.S. Magistrate Roger Cur
tis McKee on a single-count com
plaint arising from the
confiscation of hundreds of Vali
um and Quaalude pills found dur
ing a body search by customs
agents Tuesday night. He gave
mostly one-word answers to McK
ee’s questions.
Two plastic bags found hidden in
Hoyt’s trousers during a pat-down
search allegedly contained 322 Va
lium tablets, 169 Quaaludes and 30
unidentified tablets, said Mike
Fleming, public affairs officer for
the U.S. Customs Pacific Region.
It was the third drug-related
incident this year for Hoyt, who
was ordered to appear for a pretri
al hearing Nov. 10.
The other offenses took place
last February. He paid an admin
istrative fine after authorities,
who stopped him at the border,
said he was carrying three grams
of marijuana plus Valium and
Quaaludes. Then, San Diego police
said they found him in possession
of marijuana and a switchblade
knife. He was placed on probation
following a guilty plea to a public
nuisance charge.
“We have a right to ask that he
be held in custody for 10 days
while the state decides whether to
prosecute him on a probation vio-
Herman tospeak
to senior citizens
Stale Rep. Lynn B. Herman, R-
Philipsburg. will address a group of
senior citizens at a luncheon meet-
Small Business Plays Key Role
lation,” assistant U.S. Attorney
Pat Swan said prior to the arraign
ment.
“We’re entitled to request that
he be detained without bail, but
this is not the type of case that we
would call for that,” Swan said.
“We reserve that for cases where
there is a chance that the person
would flee the country or that he
would be a great danger to socie
ty.”
Hoyt told McKee he might pre
fer to go to his home in South
Carolina before returning for the
hearing. The magistrate could de
cide under the terms of the release
to require the pitcher to submit to
urinalysis before he leaves the
jurisdiction.
The charge also carries a maxi
mum fine of $250,000. Swan said a
decision on whether to present the
case to a grand jury will be made
later.
PSU gets
Citizens for Lynn Herman Committee
LaMarr Hoyt
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Date ad begins
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26.-30
apartments
attention
audio
automotive
for rent
for sale
The Daily Collegian Thursday, Oct. .10, 1986—13
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Classifications
found (free)
help wanted
houses
lost
parties
rides/riders
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Phone #
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rooms
roommates
sublet
typing
wanted
wanted to rent