FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5
All-Am
Experi
Three of last y
starting lineup whe
cagers Saturday nig
isn't too worried.
Depth, experienFed returnees, good shooters and an
All-American named Jerry West
have helped Schaus forget the
losses of Lloyd Sharrar, Don Vin
cent and Joedy
Gardner.
In most cases
the loss of three
top-notch b a 11-
players such as
these would hurt
any team—espe
cially one tha t
finished so high
in th e nation's
ratings last year
—but it hasn't
seemed to harm
the Mounties.
They have already won two
games this year beating Furman,
76-67, and VMI, 82-71
West has been the rnain gun
for West Virginia as he tallied
29 points against Furman and
19 against VMI. West's basket
ball talents aren't limited to
scoring. The 6.3 West is a power
off the backboards and last year
he gathered in 311 rebounds
-second only to the 6-10 Shar
rar.
This year West is slated to see
action in the backcourt as well
as up front. If he starts at guard,
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West Virginia plays host to the Lion
t but Mountaineer Coach Fred Schaus
co-captain Bob Smith will be out
front with him.
Smith is one of the most under
rated performers in the country,
according to one of the coaches in
the Southern Conference. Smith
is a 2-year letterman who has I
been overshadowed by the play
of Hot Rod Hundley and West
the past two years. But last year
he proved his value to Mountie
fans by averaging 12.4 points per
game and leading the, team in
assists with 104.
Willie Akers, a reserve last
year, and Jim Ritchie, a sopho
more, will probably start at the
forward slots but nothing is defi
nite. The 6-5 Akers was one of
Schaus' top subs a year ago and
this year Sc ha us expects big
things from him. •
The center position will be
filled by 6-6 Bob Clousson who
was seventh man last year.
Clousson played only about ten
minutes per gpme last year but
he averaged five points a game
and had a sensational shooting
average of 60.5.
Schaus has a strong reserve
corps to back up his starters, in
cluding co-captain Ronnie Retton.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
AP Names
Dawkins To
All-Americari
Bp 808 HOOBING
Associated Press Sports Writer
NEW YORK (iP) —Army
halfback Pete Dawkins and
Auburn guard Zeke Smith il
lustrate the deter mination
and versatility which mark
the members of the 1958 Asso
ciated Press All-American foot-
NEW YORK (A 3) Pennsyl
vania college players who re
ceived honorable mention on
the 1958 All-America Football
Team selected by The Asso
ciated Press:
Ends --: Gene °Pella. Villa
nova: Art Gob and Mike Mika'
Pitt, and Barney Berlinger,
Penn.
Tackles Charles Janerette,
Penn State.
Centers—Steve Garban. Penn
State. and Don Craton. Pitt.
Backs—Dick Haley. Pitt.
ball team named yesterday.
Dawkins, who conquered polio
to become the student leader of
the corps of cadets, is joined in
the glittering backteld by lowa
quarterback Randy Duncan, Rut
gers' arnazing'Bill AUstin and Bil
ly Cannon of Louisiana State's
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Kappa Sig Upsets ATO, 3-1
Fifth-place Kappa Sigma pulled,creased its record to 20-9 as they
an upset in fraternity League B'shut out Tau Phi Delta, 4-0.
bowling, with a 3-1 win over; Theta Delta Chi emerged with
league-leading Alpha Tau Omega. l a, late surge as they knocked off
With ATO's setback, second-(third-place Alpha Phi Delta, 4-0.
place Delta Sigma Phi edge dl Alpha Gamma Rho drove cel
closer to the leaders after dump-Ilar-dwelling Zeta Beta Tau deep
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