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2 The Gold Bug, Nov. 15, 1963 Terrors Face -Threat To Title Hopes Tomorrow BootersSwingMajorUpset The :&Iiton' Drexel Invades Stadium '!!'!!~.~:!!~!!~~~~_~~mF~!,!i~J~~~_~.~~W~2~~ Maryland College soccer team ~:tYla~:~:ta~:i~ of e;~~ts fie~d. . . '" " ;!~~~!el~o~~~~i;i;tl~~:~c \~~~k~:SSt ~~~~[:~e~~~e r:~oV;;H~~~ pulled a major upset by defeat-a NeJ Hoffman ~red Woode: Every athletic team has Its own partJcula: Un~ung He~o, over Dickinson 12-0, the Green- kins" clash. tomorrow YEA ing Loyola by a score of 2 to 1.1Howard Moone~, and Jack Har~ ~~d~V~~~r :e:::o~:~~u~~s a:on~~c~w~~~ ~:~~~~~g s!h~~tt~:s~::v~~~ T~rrors of ~ach Bob Waldo:f . !~\l;:~$t: c~~:et~;:~e dt:;~on:!:o:; ~~~in:~~~:r;:~iodt~oyor~c~r~~ ~::mo:nr'!;~~n~~:~·s ~:::::/~~tl~~I\;e~~~ t~:e P:~:o~i~i:::k~~I~ ;l~~t~;t f~~~~~t p~rh:~:,. ~l~;::O:;:::;,~~:~.;::;:~,:::o:',:':~::~·,~::%~::= however, the two schools shared TEAM both squads. Especially out- a total of ten s~ots at the goal. mates; but on the soccer team the "Unsung Hero" is more likely champtonshlp ,;n .the standing for the Terrors on de- 7e~I:e :~~:~ ~~~o;:m~~ the de- t? be in t~e defensiv~ backfield. Such a person is the modest, !~:~o£:;t e ;;~~X~~~:~n ~~~~~ rense was Neal Hoffman, the One important feature of the likable sem.or co-captain of the soccer .squad, Joe W.end?roth. land beat the Dragons 8-0; junior fuIlback. . He continual- game should be noted. This A Baltimore product, Joe excelled In ~ports at hIS high school at the hands f· h Iy stopp-ed the fast break at- ~~s ~~~~wlh~~bo;c:o~ W:~~~r- ~~~~ ~oa::j~U~~~~s~n:~~~~e~~ ~~:::: ~~ CbO~~~g:~~~e:,~;~u~;:;~~~s~!~o~h~~:~~~~h~~. s:;e;:~ l tack 0: Loyola's two all confer- Coach Harmon felt that a qula:~ from the Monumental City" won a starting berth on the WMC one defeat in MAC competition, t for Drexel would put Ig ence linemen, Sam Amato and terback was needed on the line. soc~er- t?am. as a freshm.an. For the last four years, he has been a 10-0 defeat of Denny Grabowski. Coach Har- Since Joe is the best ball han- a vlt?"l hnk m th.e defensl:,e armor of the round-bnll~rs. Res~,ected Penn. Military, but a victory Con- Gdard Academy 3-0 while wins f· ht men felt that this was one of dler on the team, Harmon felt by his ~d,;ersaTles. for hIS he~ds-up play ~n t?e field, the ~en- tomorrow over Leb~non Valley Ig Neal's best games Rnd attrib- !~~suld~:ead~:~Sth!~s:~~:d~o~! ~~~~t~;dan~a:{~:~~~i:~ne~~~~~~:l~::s~tai~:eI~/~~~ ~t;:a:~~~d~~ !~le~~~x~lt~a:~!~t~Mt~~ g~=~~ ••• utes much of victory to his ef- was made possible only by the mention a few, include selections to the "All Mason-Dixon forts. vast improvement of freshman ference" and "All Southern Conference" soccer teams. have-come Coach f· ht He IS engaged to MISS Grebis, has a more experienced Ig Loyola open~d th.e s'coring in !~i~~e~!ao~~e~:f;~~c~h:p:;.led in som:~~Vi~~SI:h:r~~~:r7s~iCa:ot~~;ti!e~~~~a~~~\~~le~~' :e~~o:~~~~~~ ~O;;; V~?;~~~~~f5, ~:i~:;s_t?ae;:~ ••• the ~econd p~rlDd WIth a goal by This win leaves the Terrors doubles n:'atches for the green and gold ~etmen last year. 23-14, and Kings 16-0. Jack Palme~. Western. Mar?,- 'With a 3-3-2 record. With onl "Be~llld every s?ccessful. man, there IS a s.uccessful woma~j" Drexel, under Tom land came .nght ?ack WIth B_J1l two games remaining it a: and Joe IS no exceptIOn to thIS statement. fenn ;corm g With an. aSSist pears as if the Harmon'men wb} Cassie Hughes, a blond, blue-eyed nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospi_ team than some of the past op- ••• ROTC pulled several games out of the give rom B'lf,ot~ Joy_ner.. ThIS goal have to struggle to have a 500 tal in Baltimore. An astute scholar, possessing a senatorial schol· ponents as twenty 'Iettermen re- was I s rst. In hiS. four yea.r season. One of their game~ is arship, Joe is T?ajoring in mathematics, -:vhich he hopes to u~e turned fro~ last season's team. • tenure as aT~lng fOl the 1';£al- with Drexel perennially a nn- toward a teachmg career. Upon graduatIOn, "Uncle Sam" WIll The "MagiC Dragons" have mot1~~n. n e hga~e remamed tional powe'r in soccer The claim his services for two years as part of the advanced ~:s:~ ~~~70~aqU~~~~~a~~or~:a:u~~~~ em ~ - ~~t~n I t e . ourth .qunr- last game is with John~ Hop~ program. fire with second half scoring Ie;i' ~h about e~gh~t~mutes kins. This game will no doubt Next season, the stabilizing influence and powerful foot of binges this season and they have g~t ~;ee ~/:m;~st ~~reakOY::~ ~:~er~in:es~~~~~erasth~~c:::s~~~ :~::~~~ro~~~~;~t~:~~nti!.t;lf~e't~;df:t~hr~,a~he;~Il~~I ~~ore o~ ~Ishot \~hlCht~lanced to Western Maryland fans. award established on the Hill for the "Joe Wenderoths of the vetti heads a talented who g~ad- th •• B backfield "..1 o one 0 le goa -pos s. This is the Army-Navy game of Future" who make such important contributions and are so often minus Joe Buffalo, Drexel's e ax The fi~al five mjnu~s saw our soccer season. A victory "taken for granted" in our athletic program. WMP outstanding halfback Loyola dIsplay a franchc effort in this game would deem any n. ,,_. uated last year. John Schhch- _7'. to tie the game. They contin- season a success, Ierrors "rlppie "",anson tig and Rich Thatcher have been =="",======",4=========, ~;i~~l;;:::t~hl~:t~;lo~~~;Yi~,~ SPOHl WithEarlyOllensiveShow g~::§~ii'I:3;f~;:~~~;~~~the ax SHORTS Western Maryland's staunch . carelli, but the 5'-10", 188 lb. . . . . ~i~~nt:st~:~u:~:e !Ost~~ o~~~~Hockey Contingent ~~~~dO~~jur~~Sal~:~a~:.ra!~~ the ax ~n eaSIly overlooked stahsbc, last year, wlil have the experi- rors downed Di~kinson 12.0 current leadmg ground gamer ~~hl~~e-h:;c~~::e~f \~~rg;e;~~~ ~~cfas~ ;:~~ove its 7-6 record ;hhee~~~;~:~t p~;!~~s';:)j~~'r;!~ Hit With Lossitis f~~s~~~o~D;~lf~~:~, i~a6;~~,p~~~ hold eleven th1S year, 1S that the de- On paper the Terrors should offense to 56 yards on the· B' td d b G h nell. Purnell is a very strong ~~~~:iO~a~~:~I:~red fourteen op- be esp.eciall~ sir.ong !n the low- ground while intercepting four and e~~~p:'a~eda~~ Nolre ~;me:, runner; h?wever, Ceccarelli hI'as I a .. ~. .. ;~a;~eli~~g clffi~;fi~~!~on:~ !~;~:pass.es .and recovering a fumbte. the girls' hockey. tea~ has not ~~n~~ge In the speed depa t- ••• th t With the opcning of the that he could not make the 123 I?lckmson - moun~ed only on; encountered a. Win. smce Play- The snorting "Dragon" line grappling season not too far Ibs. weight limit and was ~:~~u;n St~:l~I~Si~~V~o~ednt~h~f ~aa:d.at the Umverslty of Mary- has be~n ~ed" by two .str?ng tl:vay, The Green T~rror Wr~s_ forced. to stick to exhibition the first half. A 41-yard pass Traveling to Notre Dame on guards !n.5 -11 ,195 !b;, lumor, f~l;.g i~~~~~~~~:~dlsr~~::-; ;:t;:~m:~ou~; :1;~;\~0\~;e:~ J~ut the.b?ll on the 'Y~C 8 y:u:d November 9, WMC played a ~o~h~~~r~,ssne;o~~d 5 rii~~;~n~~: II·ne ~V~~-:I~ut~h;u~:~~~;f3ctoe~e: 2:£ ~~~llS;1~~~l~o~~i~f ~~:s~~~nt~;~: ~;~' g;~t~ggO~~\:~sS~~~ ~r:~ 1~~~P~i~~~~ ~o~~ !~:a~r!~i ~,t~~~i~! lb.t~~~li:~, J':reGot~~:~ C?ach Sa.m Case. The team wrestlers of .last year to move ~;ft~~e °t~r:at~lcbnson pass to :CCI~:;:r'~s :;iC~a~n~:f~~~ed o~f and ?'O"-215 lb. senior, ~on ~:Jf·lght ~~~~n\~'~e~~~thll~e~~~hi1~~~~O~! ~hck~~e E~~~::l~h~a;~!~~~ti;~ finBen Laurence, producing his b~r was undisputed .. Sh~rr; i"iia;g~~~,~::t~~~v~~Ck~, i;!lk: ~~~~n:x~~tv~t~unan~;;ra~~: in'llth~ M~SOntD;;~nlblast year, thees*e~~o~:~r~funt~eat:~~o~~h:~ :i~l~h~~~remn~~af~\ra~~~~e J~::!:~w~~~eo~e~:~~~sdu~d Hal Vang. f· h Case hopes thRt. thi~ year's ;I~ce~~~i~neera last se:~on~ i~~f~~~l~~:~;k y;;~i~e ~~~~i~dC~~; ~ea g::;a~p~!y~e;~hea~~c~h~; positions ar~ held d_ownby 6'2"- ••• team, composed primarIly of the Garvlll will move up one clas- WMC T . d h . K . 180 lb. semor, Phd Hall, e~d, Ig t And same individuals who wrestled 'fi t· t 137 Ib A . orry carne. t.e ball practIce. ~y Coleman scored 5'11"-160 lb. junior _ ~u~a ~:efl~y appea~~ tot hla~~ !;~~d thpeer~~~lOa~~i~I;: ~~ ~~~ th~:~u~:Ol~~~ they just girls could ilOt Irv promising sophomore dOJn~ ••• A plaved 63 -222 lb. f· ht the edge, as does Bob Basye at yard drive. been Camp~ll. has White went in from their best GO LOB UG ~!~.beR~~~~~~c~~vtebr~: a~q~6a7~~:;:~;sn ~;r~h~n~~~t t~~ae:~l:, ~:::nco:::.e~oav. ;:r;~~g ~e~~~~~ ~~~ p~~~~~c~~~~;'aor ~:I~xe~::IS se~; - GIl Smmk at 177, M~ke .Roney Defensively, the Terror line,4-3. Stamina was the main !hls season. Bosch has. been ~ Ig Offici"lstudent newspaper of W""tern at 191, and Gary Kuhck In lIn- spearheaded by big Tom Bow- problem for WMC as it was a 101', !ules ••• ~!r~~~~n:ro~llS!~te~~~~·hth~o';:':hkl~aOy~limited. - Iman, Gary Kulick, Art Renk~ long and hard game, especially s~ar~mg fcent:r~nde \~:}\~~~;~~~ VEA Entered as .e~ond ela.. matter at the The season-opens at homeIwitz and Jim Stephens con- since Goucher plays more often pen y 0 reSlS nc - cl ~~~~r~~:c~f I>1:~~hmi~s1879.M&ryland,December 14, against Elizabeth- tain~d the two highly touted and in another class than WMC. ;rarYlanI~ ~al~ ca~{I~~St o~M~ I I town. , Dickinson halfbacks. ense. IS ope a ion Carroll Theatre ••• SC",:l"A',lP,,'n Price $3.00 a Year KEEPSAKE TEAM . What's New in the Bookstore?? Editor-in-Chief & EDITORIA BL"'slTn'A'F'FEditor~a;:~c~:I~a3~~~~I'S "Change, Hope and the Bomb" - now Diamond and 'Y.~iEST~REE s~ooJ~s16 whew Donald Hinrichs • Books, of course! 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