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Cagers Lose Final Game, 75-73
* *
Ron Rainey
scoring leader again
M: \
With approximately 1:30 re
maining, Rainey fouled Bison
substitute John SlrizzL Strizzi
made the most of his one-and
one opportunity and the Bisonz
had the ballgame.
... ; The Lion attempt to tie the
EIGL Championships iseore failed and the game ended
Up r p. Tirlrofc nn Cnln with Strizzi holding the ball from
m ? on sale the desp€rate Lions as the final
Tickets for t.ie Eastern lm.er- tj, ree seconds went by the clock.'
collegia.e Gymnastics Individual Rainey led the Lion scoring at
£a ai ? P^ h!f £a ai u ® n "? le m „in e t«k 23 points, assuring him
o*flc G -49 Recreation d self of his second individual Lion
The events u ill be held March '-B.scoring title. He finished the year
m ,£s° Ha j ' . , , i with 294 pwints for slightly bet-
Reserved seats cost $1 and ger- ter than a 15-point average. Wally
«-al admission will be 50 cents colender was next for the Lions
Student activity catds are not w 16 points while Kubista fol
•cceptable for admission to the ] owcd !5
championship events. | Bul bi g SI far BS
. ! scoring went was the 6-10 Dan-
LATE CAGE SCORES rig. He totalled 32 points to be- i
Duquesne 77. St. Bonarenlure; com# lhe first Bison l 0 hit the
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Wally Colendcr
. . . c dds scoring punch
Boston U 93. Boston College 76 , . , _ ... .
Findlay 108. Defiance 68. .Frosh Lacrosse Candidates
3rd place NAIA Disl. 22 j Anyone interested in playing
St. Joseph's 69. LeMoyne 68 .freshman lacrosse should report
Columbia 85. Cornell 65 to coach John McHugh after
Albright 89. Dickinson 76 4:00 p.m. at the N' ill an y field-
Princeton 59. Penn 55 house.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Bisons Withstand Rallyu ennon Wilt
To Win Overtime Test Get All'American Berths
Penn State dosed its basketball season on a losing note
last night, falling in a single-overtime duel before an under
rated Bucknell five, 75-73, at Lewisburg. The loss was the
Lions’ 11th in 19 games.
The Bucknell frosh topped the Xittany frosh, 71-53, in a
preliminary test. * * *
In winning, the Bisons in
creased their home-court vic
tory skein over the Lions to
three consecutive years and. in
the process, did what no other
Bison club has been able to do
in the last 10 years—beat Penn
State twice in one season. The
Herd look the first step to that
goal when they lopped the
Lions. -63-S6. in their season's
first meeting two weeks ago at
Recreation Hall.
The victory, the Bisons’ fifth in
a row. pushed their season's card
to 35-8. They close the year with
a home contest against Muhlen
berg Saturday night.
In a gam? that saw the lead
change hands twice—the score
was lied three times—the Bisons
had to withstand a desperation
rally by Penn State to grab the
tight victory.
With the Lions on the short
•nd of a 55-39 count in the lat
ter part of the second period—
a situation that looked as bleak
as a storm at sea—Co-Captain
Ron Rainey and junior Ted Ku
bista took Lion scoring affairs
into their own' bands to put
their club back within striking ;
distance.
Scoring 17 points between them
—Rainey nine, Kubista eight—
the Lions tied the score 69-69 in
the final minutes on a Rainey
goal.
Big Hal Danzig put the Bisons
out front temporarily, 71- -69. on a
tap. However, Rainey, bis shots
falling in with amazing accuracy l
at this point hit with a jump
from the right side just as the
buzzer went off to send the game l
into overtime, 71-71.
In the overtime. Jack Flanegani
and Rainey traded baskets before
Bob Edwards was fouled by the
Bisons’ Bob Ericsson. Edwards
missed the one-and-one oppor
tunity and the Bisons gained con
trol
By VINCE CAHOCCI
Sports Editor
400 bracket in seven years. He
needs only 21 points in the
Muhlenberg lest to erase Joe
Gallagher's seren-year indi- ,
vidual high Bison mark of 422.
Flanegan and Elis Harley gave,
Danzig all the scoring support he:
needed with 16 and 12.
Bueknell led at halftime, 39-31,
PENN STATE BUCKKELL
re f ip re f tp
Rain«*y JO 3-3 33 Thompson 10-02
ißeidy 0 1- J 1 Fianr**n 6 4- 4 1C
, Edwards 2 4- 6 8 Danzig 12 8-15 32
! CoSendcr 7 2- 31C Ericsson 3 3-40
Hancock 10-02 Harley % 0- 1 12'
iKubtst* 7 1-3 15 Salak'wicz 0 0-0 0:
;SwceU'nd 4 0-0 8 Striiti 1 2-2 4
; Totals 31 11-16 73 Total* 29 17-26 76
> Halftime: Hucknelt 29; Penn State 31
THE CARTER OIL COMPANY
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Will Interview Students on March 13,1958
We Have Positions For: Physicists, Chemists, Mathematicians,
and Chemical, Mechanical and Petroleum Engineers.
Make an appointment through your placement office.
Ted Kubista
. a comeback leader
NEW YORK, March 5 UP)
.: Negroes for the first time domi
jnated the All-America basketball
i team selected for The Associated
: Press by 316 sports writers and
sports broadcasters representing
all sections of the nation.
There are four on the first
team announced 1 o d a y—Wilt
; Chamberlain of Kansas. Oscar
i Robertson of Cincinnati, Elgin
| Baylor of Seattle, and Guy Rod- '
; ger of Temple.
! The fifth man is Don Hennon,
! Pill's liltle 5-8 Vi star.
Chamberlain, a junior named
to the first team for the second
straight year, led the voting with
1.592 points and 297 first team
votes on the basis of five for a
i first team .vole and two for a
second team placing. Robertson,
,a sophomore who put Cincinnati
back on the basketball map. was
second with 1,330 and 256 firsts,
i Baylor was third with 1,327 and
1249 firsts. Rodgers had 975 and
! 172 firsts and Hennon 717 and
; 109 firsts. No one else came near
getting 100 firsts.
I Bob Boozer. Kansas Stale's
' Negro star, was named on a
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MARCH 10 and 11, 1958
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THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1958
Rodgers
second team along with Archie
Dees. Indiana star; Bailey
Howell of Mississippi State:
Lloyd Sharar of West Virginia,
a Meadville, Pau. native and
Pete Brennan of North Caro
lina.
Jerry West, West Virginia soph
omore; Tommy Kearns, North
|Carolina; Mike Farmer, San
[Francisco; Johnny Green, Michi
gan State, and Tom Hawking
i Notre Dame, comprise a third
team.
These top 15 players each will
receive a certificate from The As
sociated Press.
Oddly, three of the first team
are native Pennsylvanians. Cham
berlain and Rodgers' are from
Philadelphia while Hennon hails
from Wampum, Pa., a suburb of
Pittsburgh. Rodgers is the only
senior on the first five.
Volleyball Entries Due
Entries for fraternity and in
dependent Intramural Volley
ball are due by Wednesday af
ternoon to the IM office at Rec
Hall. The. entry fee is $l.OO per
team.