PAGE SIX Lion Gagers Wallop Fading Owls, 70-36 Temple University’s basketball team “ain’t what it used to be just a few years ago.’’ j The once mighty Owls who were among the top 10 teams in the nation for the last three yeais hit rock bottom last night as thcvwere smothered by a hustling Penn State five, 70-3(1, The Owls who usually have a fast breaking, and deadly shooting team hit on only 21 per cent of their shots while ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ the Lions, led by Maik "the Ma gician" DtiMars, liit on 49 per cent of their attempts The personal battle that was exporter! between Temple’s AU- Kast star "Pickles" Kennedy and DuMars never matei iali/ed as Du- Mms stole the show fiom the Owl star DuMnis seoierl 21 points while Kennedy onlv had eight. The only place wheie Kennedy looked half like an all-Kast performer was in the nbivmaking department, but he finished a distant second to DuMars. The Magician rifled seven beau tiful assists through the Temple defense which had the ctowd buz zing its approval. Bob Edwards, who finished the night with 17 points, was the tar get on most of DuMars' passes ns Penn State unleashed a fast break which caught the Owls’ defense napping. Temple was in the game for only a short time and that was TEMPI.R TKNN STATE K(1 E T Ft; F T Kniiutlv 3 2 tt Hunrock I 0 2 nbtrtf 1 l 1 7 721 Iwns tt 1 1 0 3 3 iMMoktin 1 2 4 KiUvsnli 6 3 17 ft i*j>m 2 0 4 ('otemfer 2 12 2 2 0 Mu«M*r R 0 10 l*»ilnn*r 0 2 2 Wilson 0 0 0 finttlmrir 0 2 2 Dihtrt 1 1 3 Watt* O o oNn\lor 0 0 0 Akthinn 2 2 6 Ramey 1 0 2 TotnW 11 14 Sfi ToUl* 2* 18 701 at the start when they held a 3-0 lead at the three minute mark. Then DuMars hit a jumper and Paul Sweetland converted a free toss to tie it. Edwards put the Lions in front for good a minute later with a jump shot from under the basket. Temple couldn’t mount any kind THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA By SANDY PADWE *—Colltgian photo by John Zerby TWO FEW—Temple's Ophie Franklin (35) goes up for two pointer in last night's game at Recreation Hall which the Lions won 70-36. of an attack the rest of the way jas the Lions’ zone defense stopped 'the Owls cold. “That zone won it for us,” Coach John Egli said. “It; was similar to the one we' used against Pitt. Temple coach Harry Litwack, who was “Coach of the Year” last season, also had high praise for the Lion defense. The Lion record now stands at 6-5 and Temple is 5-11. Penn State’s next game is a home game Saturday night with Syracuse. Temple plays Bucknell Thursday and Cincinnati Saturday. LaX Club Meets Tonight The Penn State Lacrosse Club will meet at 7 p.m. at Phi Kappa iSigma. Refreshments will be iserved at the meeting. SENIORS. GRADUATES IN ENGINEERING, PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS AMERICA’S MOST DIVERSIFIED ENGINEERING FIRM RESEARCH • ENGINEERING « MANUFACTURING Electronics Electro-mechanics .... Ultrasonics Systems Analysis Computers Automation and Controls Nucleonics Hydraulics Instrumentation Solid State Physics Combustion Metallurgy Communications Army Cool to Jet Loop NEW YORK i/D—Col. Francis,ference. Roberts, Army’s graduate mana-l The formation of a new nation ger of athletics, Tuesday chilledj w jci e conference had been under the idea of Army’s belonging to ajdiscussion for several years. Pos proposed national football confer-' S1 ble members would be Army, once. ,Navy, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Penn Speaking at a luncheon. Roberts|State, Notre Dame, Air Force said the Army Academic BoardjA cade m y , California, uLLA, was “not favorably disposed to-j Southern California, Washington wards belonging’’ 10 such a con-‘and Stanford. FROTH 1 Advertising Staff Candidates and Veterans new accounts and spring semester deadline dates will be assigned, staff promotions decided at Wednesday night's meeting. Be there if you want your choice of accounts. WEDNESDAY, 7:30 P.M. ROOM 212 HUB ACE Meeting ... TONIGHT 7 p.m. Cross Hall Recreation Room Program: Mrs. A. K. Adams "How To Make Children's Clothes" ALL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION MAJORS WELCOME MEET THE MEN FROM FEBRUARY 9,10 and 11 Carburetion Radar BENDIX AVIATION CORPORATION Mvblons Located Throughout tho UnM Stotoi E**<vtWc OMctfc FWtrf Bide, Detroit 2, Mkh, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1959 Structures
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