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Kentucky Blasts Lions,
Arnelle Leads Cagers
In Final NCAA Contest
The Penn State basketball team, jarred rudely by lowa
Friday night, suffered its second defeat in the National Col
legiate Athletic Association Saturday in the consolation
round of the regional finals at Evanston, Illinois.
The Lions dropped an 84-59 verdict to a favored Univer
sity of Kentucky quintet.
Although they showed more fight against the Wildcats
than against the Hawkeyes on the previous night, the Lions
were never in contention, even with center Jesse Arnelle
back in form after a poor showing agains* Tow* Th? T ’or>
But even with Arnelle hitting
again, the Nittanies found them
selves outmanned by coach
Adolph Rupp’s team which had
been upset by Marquette in the
opening round.
The Wildcats, ranked second in
the nation by the Associated
Press, opened fast and piled on a
6to lead before Arnelle scored on
a driving layup to make the score
6-2.
The Lions played the Kentuck
ians even throughout most of the
first half and trailed 13-11 with
seven minutes remaining. Then
the Wildcats, led by Bob Burrow,
began to pull away and led by
12 points, 40-28, at intermission.
Cals Open Quickly
The Wildcats, however, opened
quickly in the second half and
used a good outside shooting game
to build their lead to 49-32. The
Lions battled back briefly and
PENN STATE KENTUCKY
K FTI FG MI
Weid'h'er 6 6-7 16 Brewer 4 8-4 11
Edwards 2 0-6 4 Bird 8 1-2 17
Arnelle 8 9-12 25 Burrow 9 4-5 22
Roliland 0 0-0 0 Calvert 7 6-6 19
Blocker 0 1-2 1 Rose 8 1-3 7
Fields 0 3-4 8 Alkina 10-0 2
Hoffman 5 0-0 10 Mills 8 0-0 6
Ramsey 0 0-0 0
Totals 20 19-25 59 Totals 85 14-20 84
Halftime score:
Kentucky 40, Penn
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
cut the margin to 51-40 with six
minutes gone.
But that was as close as John
Egli’s cagers could come. Ken
tucky found shooting success from
around the foul circle and coupled
that with a tight defensive game
to hold the scrappy Pennsylvan
ians back.
Waldenhammer Gets 16
Arnelle and Ron Weidenham
mer, who wound up with 16 Lion
points, kept the Nittany offense
alive but it wasn’t enough to
match the red hot Kentuckians.'
Four of Rupp’s starters—Jerry
Bird, Gerry Calvert, John Brew
er, and Burrow—reached the dou
ble figures in the scoring column.
Burrow was the top man with,
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22 points while Calvert trailed
closely with 19. Bird had 17 and
Brewer notched 11.
The loss brought Penn State's
season record to 18-10. The Lions
were 17-8 on the regula* schedule
and were victors in one of three
tournament games.
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