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Lion Cagers Finish
Tonight with Bisons
By VINCE CABOCCI
Sports Edtlor
The Pen n State basketball team goes out for revenge v. hen it meets the tough Bucknell
Bisons in its season's finals tonight at Lewisburg,
The varsity encounter will start immediately after the Lion-Bison freshman tilt. ;
Why the revenge? Well, Bucknell topped the Lions, 63.56, in their first meeting of the ;
Mason. To add insult to injury,) * ■* * * ★ ■*
Jt was the first time in JO years -
that a Bison five beat Penn State'
at Recreation Hal!.
The contest also marks the
close of their collegiate cage ca
reers lor two Lion seniors, Co-
Captains Steve Beidy and Ron
Rainey—the only two gradua
tion losses on the current club.
Both Ramey and Baidy are* . . . . „
IcUorTncft Tor Oostch * By CARMCLLA LbSPADA jplsyinf for St&tc, both ssid sirnul*
John Egli. And from what he said. Basketball co-captains Ron taneo i l *!?' vort / 1 Carolina State j
he’s sony to lose them. “Well' “* ** . !. r!2?„ T;n Z one of **“ top teams m natlon|
certainly miss ’em . . theyVe Rainey and Steve _Baidy will be; ]asl year .
lighters. For four years, they’ve, mal{in 6 lheir last i oim e “ ort f° r j "Rainbow" Rainey, who set a
always given all they’ve got,” said.basketball coach John Egli to-|p enn State record last year when
R*- night when the Lion basketball ; he sunk 33 straight foul shots in|
,^ C °^? pla L nS to iteam finishes its season at Buck-!nine games, named AU-Americans
Bucknell. Egh said: They have a ne ji ;Guy Rodgers and Hal Lear of
t^^„Ub^ rT,OS l Pf T le vr ea ’-: Rainey, who lives in Johns-{Temple and West Virginia’s Hot
hL'^? y bears town, learned to throw a ball :R°d Hundley ai his toughest op-
C l u* l V,cl £ ry °\ cr through the hoops when he waslponents, Baidy also named Lear
Bl *” n * ha '' e „ de -!in fourth grade In fact,-Ron’s and Hundley but.
u ’ho was quite an athlete added Colgate’s;
*2’ ‘-' 6O - 10 himself, was his first teacher;!Jack Nichols as
»T d very re ' and when Ron and his two older:the best players
•Jf «*. J ;° > . brothers played together, the .he has faced.
«h! itfi-rwv.Jf'l Rainey bo vs were tough to beatJ According to
B L lnri .: : Baidy began his basketball ca-;Rainey and Bai-
Eali * ießm * r eer back in junior high school!dy, their most
E9Upoml«lout Jn Williamsport. . unusual experi
4, * n about since Steve is lienee at Penn
wt,^rJ n ,h th ni StaSo V, al Bocknell stcond oWest I State was during
* bcrc tb< ‘ Bisons have been tec- 0 r fj ve last vear’s sea
ognired m the past to be at the* , e son. It started at
hf*. 1 —Be' 1 , s . ald; . 1 d soon as finish for Hf? JB ;Ph 1 1 a delphia’s
*t Buckncll as I would at North lhe Baidv broth- Jm Palestra on a Bain »y
. S nt tC .^( r B * tt ,u ers to form ajE Friday night when the Lions were
o, i S o e in^ lering the game ttam of te ; r & ■ beaten by the University of Penn
-3 record. But Egli own ,CT J. sylvania. a team they had troun
o,be,'s associated with the: While in high ? ced earlier in the year. The fol
imlv-fndiCatKv !u at th ’ S ** school, Rai n ey ■ .lowing night they were scheduled
’J ld,caln e °f ,he cagers an<i B a ; dy v> . ere ! Tfcjr to play mighty West Virginia on
* „v all-around ath- ’ • the home court. The Mounties, led
balloames ” ile,€s and each B.w, .by ’-he fabulous Hundley, was ex
?.Sf" 8 real cl °** co-captained their respective P ecle( i t 0 crush the Blue and
*h;. rr-r hrrt hwn htM«T.n l tL ' ams lo Ule most successful bas- White by a large margin. How
irfc t~’^“S” V s ssr«£r to *• •'.»’» \s“£s?£r&
pl. S W«”vSm“JS I >» ! senior y «r, g? »f““;
Carolina Slafa, Bucknell and ' town Hl R h School’s basketball i~!^ eers ,neir lourttl loss ml 5
Penn —to nama only a few— ! team ,P° sted a 26-1 record and: 8 * 11 , : „
should substantiate his claim. won xhe District VI title. Their’ In aadition to their basketball
For tonight’s game. Egli is ex-! ! ? ne ioss c ? me at the hands of.prowess, Baidy and Rainey also
peeled to go with Raincv. Baidv.! lhe eventual State champion, Far- [ ln d time to play on Penn States
Bob Edwards Wallv Colender ;resl, in lhe western Pennsylvania! baseball team. Third baseman
and Tom Hancock m his startmc ltille « anw - Rainey won Al!-State|B a > d y and leftfielder Rainey
lineup honorable mention. , played an important part in mak-
| In Baidy’s senior year, Wil- in K the Nittany Lions the number
M/Yis I ortJc \/„i- liamsport's basketbaU team fin-j tw ° team in the country last year.
***■• / ttfUOS V6IS ,ished the season with a 22-3 logj These two-year veterans will
To Row!inn Win !“ d _ ca nl“l ed the i 13^ 11 ; 1 L V he back again this season lo aid
lv DQWIInq Win crown. Baidy was selected to the -o . , . ..
Bill Hav led the VeK m the All-State first team. . Coach Joe Bedenk ln hls
only shutom Independent, Wben , “ked what was the for another Eastern champion-
League A Mond-.y night by bowl-'i— che '" t team the - v faced while^ship.
Ing both the high league single
game of 223 and the high series!
Ct 5i4. !
In other league action McKee
beat RAR. the Bruins downed
Ten Pins, Nittany 34 defeated the
Hucksters and the Capitalists won!
over the Hamilton Hornets—all •
by 3-1 scores.
The Gutterballers and the Zeros l
defeated the Darkhorses and the 1
Twenty plus Three club by 3-1 i
scores, respectively, to remain tied
for the League B lead. The AUB's !
shut out the Peanuts. 4-0. the;
Brats edged WDFM. 3-1. and Jor- 1
dan II tied the Aces. 2-2, to end
play for the evening.
Bill Hollenbaek. former Penn
sylvania all-America full back,
was Penn State's first full-time
football coach in 1909.
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Frosh Gagers Seek
Fourth Win Tonight
I Penn State’s freshman basketball team, owning a 3-3
j record, will travel to Lewisburg tonight to play the Bucknell
jfrosh in the Nittany Cubs’ season finale,
j The Nittany Cubs will be in quest of a winning record and
,a second victory over a Bison. ★ * ★
[team. They defeated Bucknell,} .-<
j7l-46, at Recreation Hall two 1 r
(weeks ago.
j Frosh mentor Don Swegan said, pMk -yi- !
i“We won’t beat Bucknell if we
play the same way we did against jjidjK ■ • -•-!
the Pitt Frosh, Saturday. That y
was our worst game of the year. jLjjif '■ -
We were weak on the rebounds, rSSL :...
they outhustled us, we lapsed on MBS J?.-
defense and our shooting was off. Wk/'" ‘.ikjji
"DuMars was the only threat It-//. gjHI
we had and he was off on his , ; ,y IjMSSKB
shooting. John Stanford's services *
were definitely missed. Gross was WaBBPB
fairly good—he made the first MHgM'*
eight points, but then tired. Bob
Mintz looked good and hustled
when he was put in the game,"
Swegan added. '
Penn State cage fans can ex- "..5?
pect a line-up shake-up for to- '
night’s tilt The only sure starters |
are Mark “The Magician” Du-i
Mars and Bill Gross. The other
posts will have to be filled by
three of the following: Biff Nay
lor, Bill Funk. Jon Musset, Dick
Dibert. Bob Mintz. Ron Davis,
Dick Whitteker and John Stan
ford.
The starting five will depend
ion the outcome of yesterday's
practice session. Swega'n may not
decide on a starting five until
•game time.
; The Little Lions will be up
iagainst the same problems they
have been faced with all season.
;The tall men—Gross, Naylor and
iMusser —must come through.
I There will also be the problem of
’depth. If several of the Nittany
.Cubs run into foul trouble, the
TKE Entries Win
In IM Handball
Charlie Blbleheimer and Bob
Cambell, Tau. Kappa Epsilon,
slammed out wins in Monday
inight's fraternity handball singles l
play along with Chester Bueken
[maier and Dick Spitko, Phi Kap
pa Sigma.
Cambell downed Jim Hawley,
Alpha Zeta, 21-4, while Bueken
maier won by forfeit.
Other winners in fraternity
play were Jim Stopper, Sigma Al
pha Epsilon; Carroll Crombie,
Acacia; Bob Pulver, Delta Tau,
BhLrTie J H^idst 0 a b nd n ’K^ a Den4 t" 4 mi ' eS
Rho; Bill Nichols, Phi Kappa Tau; State College on Route . 322
and Ed Zimmerman, Theta XiJ (turn right at the Texaco Sta.)
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MARCH 10 and 11, 1958
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 5, 1958
t,,.
Mark DuMars
. . . the Frosh Magician
Frosh may be in danger. Swegan
said, "Either the big men must
produce or I will use smaller men
who will hustle. We - can win il
we hustle."
The Bisons, who lost their first
tilt two weeks ago at University
Park will be after revenge. The
'frosh cagers will have to hold
the Bisons’ main scoring threats,
Dave Evans and Lou Slife, if they
are to bring home a 4-3 record
an* a winning season.
A Girl
Told Me
A girl told me her favorite
guy always took her to din
ner at Duffy's Tavern. She
said a meal at Duffy's was
more than delicious. It was
romantic!
The quiet, historic atmo
sphere went perfectly with
the old-fashioned flavor of
the food. Drive out for dinnex
this weekend.
Duffy’s