PAGE TWENTY-TWO
DuMars, Colender
Pace Cagers' Win
Perm State's “baekeourt bombers” —Mark DuMars and Wally Colender—were at it
jigarn Saturday night, scoring 42 points between them to spark the Lion cagers to a 74-56
Win over Rutgers at Rec Hall.
DuMar s was high with 22 whrle Colender had 20. But it was Colender whose hot hand
put the Lions back into the lead after they blew a 13-point halftime bulge.
Trailing 31-18 al the end of the;
fust hall. Kutgcis faced by Karol
SluTocki. caught fire and over 1 -.
loi>K the Lions, 45-44, with 9:30
remaining 1
Then Colender started to eon-;
r.rrl. The fi-2 lunior star from'
Trenton. NJ, hit for 12 points!
within thieo minutes to break
the back of theh Rutgers rally.
Luring his scoring spree Colen
der had two 3-point plays and
three long mmn shots.
The injured Bob Edwards,
who only played briefly, also
came through during these three
minutes to help Colender. He
had five points and came up
with two important rebounds
that eventually went for buck
ets.
After Colender gave the Lions
the lead at 8:40, they had noi
tumble with the hustling Scarlet)
five. The Lion defenses tightened
at this point and only allowed
Rutgers 11 more points
The first half was completely
different. It staited out slowly
and the tempo didn’t pick up un
til the half was almost over.
With six minutes remaining,
the score was tied at 14. Then Du-
Mars began hitting with uncanny
Kccuiaey and the Lions zoomed
into the lead, leaving the Scarlet
13 points hehind at halftime.
Then came the action-packed
second half which saw the
Lions lose the lead and regain
it on Colender's sensational
scoring streak.
After the Lions had built up ai
comfortable lead with a few min
utes to go. Colendcr and DuMars
put on a dribbling exhibition that
had the fans going wild. They
controlled the ball for two min
utes before Colender kicked it
on! of bounds
They put on a similar show
week against Syracuse but
it wasn’t as spectacular. Twice,
Saturday, DuMars was almost on
the floor but he managed to hold
onto the ball.
Soph Don Wilson and junior|
Paul Swcetland, who were filling
in for Ted Kubista and Edwards,
lespeetively, did a commendable
job. accoidmgto Egli.
Sweoiland scored 10 points
and came through with some
important rebounds. Wilson had
only three points but his hustle
gave the fans something to talk
about.
Stralecki was the big gun for
the Scat let Knights, scoring 23
points and personally putting
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j Six men hit the double figures
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