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THE GOLD BUG Terrors oul-maneuver Generals by Reggie Le,e The Green Terrors trounced Washington and Lee receiving the kickoff. Tom Van Amburg scored 29-7 in Saturday's Homecoming Game. what turned out to be their only tally on a 2 yard The Terrors won the coin toss, mere preview of run. The G~nerals had four turnovers as they things to come. The first quarter saw a battle of the fumbled twice and threw a like number of in- defenses as neither team could score. The Terrors terceptions. The third quarter saw the Terrors threatened' first as they drove down to the e Washington & Lee 38 where Odd Haugen attempted ~~~~ Wdlli ~~~/~~~91~~e1~r t~~tt~;aif:~itJ~~ 3.48 yard field goal. The Generals were unable to scampered 12 yards to make the scoreie-t as the mount any real offensive threat in the first half as two point conversion attempt was unsuccessful. the Terror defense managed to control both the Roy Angleberger's second interception gave the ground and air attack. When the Generals passed WMC offense the ball again. This time Joe Brock- the ball, they were unable to connect with their ace meyer broke loose for a 31yard touchdown run. Odd receiver Jackie Conrad. Both the strong pass rush Haugen added the extra point as WMC went ahead and the tight pass defense kept the General quar- terback from hitting his man. 23-7. The fourth quarter saw Mark Yurek grab a Mike The Terror defense was having very little trouble moving the ball on the Washington and Lee team. Bricker pass in the end zone. The touchdown put the Terrors was un- on top 29-7 as the conversion Early in the second quarter, Mike Bricker found Terrors crossed the goal line four times against himself with a passing situation. He found no open successful. Washington and Lee on October.21 to win it 29-7. Over all the Terrors had a fine day as everyone receivers so he ran the ball himself for the first did his share in achieving the victory. The 'offensive down and a big gain. Several plays later, Bricker line enabled the backfield to gain 29Qyards rushing. scored on a keeper which put the Terrors up 7..{1. The pass protection gave Bricker time to complete Meanwhile the Generals started moving but an 67%of his passes. The offense gained a total of 364 WMC out hits Essex errant pass was picked off by Roy Angleberger, yards in gaining the year's second win providing another scoring opportunity. The defense again was superb as they forced On this drive the Terrors got inside the several Washington and Lee errors which the of- by Judy Gardner Washington and Lee 10, but couldn't get the touch- fense capitalized on. They managed to hold the The Western Maryland Women's Volleyball team down as they had to reach the 2 yard line for a first Generals to 71 yards rushing while only yielding 189 opened their 1972 season against Catonsville on down. A fourth and six call forced Odd Haugen to in passing yardage. Essentially, this game marked October 10th at home. In the first off~a;~~e.:;;~;~~::1 attempt a 19yard field goal. His kick was good and the day when all parts of the WMC game came match, WMC's varsity experienced Sf the Terrors were up 10-0.This was the score at the together, providing numerous thrills for both jitters and lost by a considerable margin. half. themselves and their fans. home crowd and a few settling comments The Generals, possibly spurred by the pomp and Next week the Terrors travel south to play yet Fritz helped the varsity to pull it all pagentry of the Homecoming Day halftime ac- another of the fine Virginia schools, Randolph take the second game. There were tivities, came out passing. They drove in for a improvements in spiking and touchdown, moving the length of the field after Macon particularly on the part of freshman Ginny Bevans and Sue Smith. The trouble keeping their momentum going, and dropped the third game, and the match. in hopes of getting jayvee squad, Soccer: close, but no cigar perience, played against Catonsville varsity up with a respectame 15-7 ross. On October 13th, the WMC courts were again, this time with opponents form . varsity played a predominantly aggressive defeating V.M.RC. in two games. 'I'eamwork .• by Charles Englemier improved skills, and lots of spirit . the varsity to victory. The junior The soccer team has had some tough luck in the the first half. The booters came out charging in the disappointing match against a sadly ine,mecie"rerl. last two weeks. The Western Maryland booters second half and relentlessly pounded the Haverford have dropped their last three games by close goalie. The Terrors unbelievably dominated the V.M.B.C. jayvee in two fast games. margins. The Terrors were edged by Haverford 4-2, second half outshooting Haverford 22-5. Un- The third match of the season was nipped by Loyola 6-3, and then last another heart- fortunately of Haveford's their five attempts two varsity and jayvee victories over breaking 1-0 defeat to Catholic. To date, Western munity College. The varsity began the Maryland has recorded a tie, against five setbacks. :-r~f~~~~~r ::~St~h~~i;~~~~~ei~~~::;:;~~rf~ playing stable volleyball, letting their At Haverford, the first half of the game was which the Terrors have completely outplayed their make the mistakes. Poor skills and low tightly played Haverford owning a slim 2-1 lead. opponents, but have wound up on the short end of plagued the opponents. The' jayvee played Jerry McGaughran scored for Western Maryland in the scoreboard. It has been disheartening to see organized game against Essex' second string Western Maryland continually control games like winning by a 15-2score. The second this and then lose them in the wanning moments to exciting, as the Essex coach sent a few lucky, opponent goals. The Terrors gave ~~~~t;'1:~n~~ ~re;~~.~~';~":~.~;':.:·:·:L Haverford a httle of their own medicine by scoring a freak goal for themselves. Western Maryland's Jenkins, with setting skills of Steve Koster kicked a shot toward the Haverford Sandy Stitt, fought to a tight 16-14 In the weeks to come, Western goal. When a Haverford defensive man tried to meet V.M.B.C. again, Towson State, block it, he accidently kicked it in his own goal for a Notre Dame, Coppin State, University Terror score. Ed Bwalya, the nearest Terror to the Haverford goal, received credit for the score. and Salisbury State. Two well-skilled spirited volleyball teams promise WMC Against Loyola, Terror booter Charlie Keil exciting remainder to the season. scored on a corner kick, giving Western Maryland lead 2-1 with seven minutes remaining in the first hal£, but then Loyola rallied for four goals to take a Riflemen kill the 5-2 halftime lead. In the second half Loyola dominated play and eventually won 6-3. The Western Maryland Rifle Team got the The game against Catholic has been symbolic to Western Maryland's soccer season, so far. The off to a good start on Saturday, October Terrors had control of the entire game, offensively an 1158-1147victory over a much improved and defensively, but the score was knotted at zero. St. Marys team, The match was much closer expected as the Mount has picked up quite Late in the second half, a weak squibbling Loyola since last year and has added a new shooter, . kick alluded our defense and went into the goal. It Clark, who posted the top individual score . has been disappointing and ironic in the fact that the Terrors controlled the ball, outshot Catholic 26- 258. But the "Hairy Birds" ruled the roost in 19, yet lost the game, 1-0. "Rags" Ramsdell led in the scoring for So far this season, three of the six games have Maryland with a 243followed by been decided by a single goal. Most of the games Geleta, 234; "Chick" Chenoweth, 231; have been close, well-fought battles, usually 227; and Dan Roh, 223. decided in the later stages of the game. The team's upcoming home matches' Upcoming games in soccer are Oct. 25,Dickinson- October 28-Mount St. Marys, Anthony Kedal heads ball to a Fellow teammate. away; Oct. 28,Gallaudethome, Oct. 31,Mt. Sf Mary, Philadelphia College, November 4-William away, Nov. 4, Franklin & Marshall, away. - Mary College, November 9-Loyola College.