PAGE SIX
—Collegian photo by Ron Kerr
BASKETBALL Mark “the Magician” DuMars
(10) put on a king size performance last night as he personally
kept the Lions in the game with 30 points. Wally Colender (24)
and Mounlip Bucky Bolyard (30) are also in the photo. Bolyard
was one of thiee foes who tried to guaid the Lion sophomore.
Lions Freeze, Miss
Game-Winning Shot
(Continued from page one)
with 3 seconds left missed and '
the game went into overtime.
In the overtime the Mountain
ecis dominated the play as the
teriffic pace began to tell on the
weary Lions who had used only
seven men.
The Mountaineers outscored,
the Lions, 18-10, in the five minute
extra period. West and Clousson
led the Mounties in the overtime
with six points apiece. Colender
tried to keep the Lions in the
game with two field goals but it
just wasn’t enough and the Moun
ties won, 89-81.
While DuMars and West were
high men for their teams Ed
wards and Bob Smith turned in
WEST VIKI.INIA I'KNN STATU
fit f P ft f P
Went 14 4 32 Hancock 2 1 n
Bimth 7 115 KuhiM/t 3 3 0
Aker* 12 4 Colender 6 4 14
I’nm h 3 2 8 Ftlwntih 8 6 21
Pol\aril 6 2 14 DuMars 13 4 30
ftitthio 13 6 Mus«t*r 0 0 0
Clousfon b 3 n Suottiand 0 2 2
fine games too. Edwards notch
ed 21 points and led the Lions
in rebounds with 12 while
Smith had 15 points and engi
neered the Mounlie offense.
West Virginia now has a 11-3
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Egli Blames Mistakes,
'Weak Bench' for Loss
John Egli was in a jubilant but yet disappointed mood last night following.the Lion
cage team’s heartbreaking overtime loss to llth-ranked West Virginia, 89-81.
“We played a darn good game,” the soft-spoken Nittany coach said in the locker room,
“but we made a couple of costly mistakes in that overtime period. We tried to pass in the
middle when it was jammed. That
really hurt us ”
Egli stopped to acknowledge
the congratulatory remarks from
a passing fan,* then continued:
“The biggest difference out there
iwas our bench. With a little bet
ter bench we could be a great
Iball club. When we had to pull
|Tommy (Hancock) out of there
,that hurt. He’s oiir best re
bounder”
What about the performance
of his sophomore ball magician
Mark DuMars? DuMars was ;
the key man in the Nittany at- ;
tack, scoring 30 points and dis- .
playing a phenomenal adept
ness at ball handling. j
“He really played a great game,
didn't he,” Egli said. So did Wally;
(Collender). They’re both great]
ball players in my opinion.”
West Virginia Coach Fred
Schaus and his All-American hot
shot Jerry West agreed with Egli
on the play of DuMars.
“He’s a good little player,” the
genial Mountie tutor said. “He
really had a hot hand out there.
I put my two best defensive’men!
on him (West and Bucky 801-!
yard) and neither could stop him.
He's a real fine college basketball i
player ”
“He’s one of the best we’ve'
played against,” West said. "He!
really had a hot hand.” 1
West figured he had an off '
night, despite clicking for 32
points on 14 field goals and four
foul shots. "I just wasn't hitting :
from the side," the modest !
Mountie junior said. ]
Egli disagreed with West. “He’sj
terrific.” the veteran Lion coach |
said. “I guess you have to shoot
,lum to stop him.” 1
I Egli couldn’t pinpoint any real
turning point in the game, but
the West Virginia coach did.
“It’s hard to pick a turning
point in a game like this,” Schaus
said, “but if I had to pick one I’d
say it was the interception West
made in the overtime. He scored
a basket and put us ahead by
six points State couldn’t catch up
then.”
Schaus praised Penn State for
its performance but said he
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By LOU PRATO
Collegian Sports Editor
was a real good ball club out
i there. But they were just as
good against us down at Mor
gantown as they were tonight.
“That team is very underrated,”]
Schaus added. “I think they’ll win;
a lot of their games from now on
in. Egli is a good coach. He always
turns out a ball club that is al
lways hustling. They never give
iup—just like tonight. That’s what
I admire about Penn State’s
team.”
Egli also feels the Lions will
win many more games this sea
son. “We’ll probably suffer a let
down against Rutgers Saturday,”
jhe said, “but I can’t see why we
[can’t beat any other team on our
[schedule—including Bucknell.”
About 300 fans were at Rec
Hall when the Lion frosh pre
liminary till with Altoona cen
ter started at 6:00 ... the game
was completed in an hour a
somewhat phenomenal feat in
this day of race-horse, wild-
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fouling basketball , . . that
meant an hour-and-a-hali de
lay before the varsity encoun
ter . . . but it wasn't dull . . .
! the NROTC band entertained
] . . . they'll be’ doing more of
the same at future games.
West Virginia uses the airlanes
for all its away battles with the
exception of Pitt... the Mounties
flew into the State College Air
port yesterday afternoon and
worked out on the Rec Hall hard
wood last night . . . they left the
Morgantown campus at 3:45 and
registered at the Nittany Lion
Hotel an hour later ~ . they leave
tomorrow morning for Buffalo
and a scrap with Canisius.
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