TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 24,
Cagers
Host Le
After an unsuccess
the season at Syracus
will try again tonight
Game time is set f
The Lions take a 9
which stands at 5-13. TI
neers, however, have w
last three games.
Saturday night Sy r
avenged an earlier loss
Lions as Ed Goldberg, Joi
box and Pete Chudy ran
shod over the Nittany cic,
These three tallied 6
between them to
lead the Orange
men to a 90-73
win
"That was a
much improved
team from the
one that came
here a few weeks
ago," said Lion
Coach John Egli.
"J o n Cincebox
was really tough
under those
boards." SWEqLAND
Earlier this season, r ithe
tanies took the Orangemen by an
81-72 count at Rec Hall as Wally
Colender netted 26 points to lead,
the Lion attack.
Colander kept up his good work
against Syracuse Saturday night
as he hit his season's high with
a 30-point output.
His 30-point splurge topped
his Friday night total of 27
points against Colgate. In fact,
Colander is currently the hot
test man on the team. evezag
ing 28 points per game in his
last three outings.
The junior backcourtman has
taken over the team scoring lead
from Mark DuMars. DuMars had
20 against Syracuse but tallied
only two against Colgate.
While Colender and DuMars
were hot against the Orange, the
HAVE
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ose 90-73;
igh Tonight
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ul attempt to gain their tenth win of
1 Saturday night, the Nittany cagers
,Ivhen they host the Lehigh Engineers.
✓ 8 p.m. at Recreation Hall.
7 log into the contest against Lehigh
e Engi
n their
rest of the team didn't lend any
support.
Paul Sweetland, who was a
big factor in the Lion win over
the Orange on Feb. 7, had only
three points Saturday.
This was partially due to the
fact that he twisted h - .., ankle
early in the second half and had
to miss a good bit of the half.
But the other frontcourtmen
weren't hitting either. Tom Han
cock only had one point and
Bob Edwards had 11.
a euae
to the
Cinee
rough-
!
Tense.
points
The Lions managed to stay
within striking range throughout
the first half, but in the second
half Goldberg, Cincebox an d
Chudy hit from everywhere, giv
ing the Orange a solid lead.
The Lions, behind DuMars and
Colender, made a game try to
catch the Orangemen, but they
couldn't mount a strong attack.
PENN STATE SYRACUSE
FG F TP FG - F TP
Edwards 3 5- 911 Massey 4 2. 4 10
Sweetland 0 3- 4 3 Cbudy 11 1. 2 23
Hancock 0 1- 2 1 Cineebox 8 4. 620
Colender 10 10-12 30 Schmexer 2 1. 3 5
DoMara 8 4. 620 Goldberg 8 7- 923
Wilson 2 2. 4' 6 Noyes 3 2. 3 8
Musser 1 0- 1 2 Berkenfeld 0 1. 2 1
Totals 24 25-38 73 Totals 38 18-29 90
Halftime: Syracuse 39; PSU 30.
Basketball Coach Egli
Wounded at Bastogne
John Egli, Penn State basket
ball coach, was wounded at Bas-1
togne on Christmas Day, 1944,
during the Battle of the Bulge,
and was hospitalized in England)
for six months. He served with,
the Fourth Armored Division.
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Lions Break 3 Records, Tie Another.-.
Bucks Trip Nittany Boardmen, 65a49
By JOHN BLACK for the Nittanies.
Four Penn State runners broke Bobby Brown tied Davis 60-
or tied field house records at Ohio,yard dash record when he broke
State Saturday, but Glenn Davis'lout of the starting blocks late but
unexpected entry in three events surged past both Lee Williams
land an unanticipated low hurdleland Davis, himself, to cross the
event enabled the Buckeyes to; finish in 6.2 seconds.
defeat the Lions, 65-49. Davis, who injured his back
Ed Moran continued his habit in the Michigan Relays two
lof setting records at every school] weeks ago and then aggravated
at which he has run this year, es-! the injury in OSU's dual meet
tablishing new marks in both the with Michigan State, refused to
mile and the 880-yard run. Mor- allow it to keep him out of the
an's new marks for the OSIII I
lineup.
books were 4-11.2 and 1:54.2. I The stalwart Buckeye star cap-
The Lions made a clean sweep I tured a first in the 440, a third
of the mile run as Chick King lin the 60-yard dash and anchored
flashed across second in 4:26.0 ;the Bucks' relay team to victory.
followed closely by Dennie The 440 ended in a true photo-
Johnson. finish with Davis getting the nod
Dick Engelbrink eclipsed the] in 50.6, the Bucks' Tad 'Storer
two-mile record for the Ohio State second in 50.6 plus and Dick 'Ham
field house, breaking the tape at bright third in 50.6 phi.; plus.
9:18.9. Fred Kerr
_came in third. Ohio State also picked up eight
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easy points in the 70-yard low
hurdles—an event which was
included contrary to precedence—
in Buckeye-Lion meets of the
past.
"We never agreed to have it,"
said Coach Chick Werner of the
Big Ten event which is never
used in Eastern or IC4A compe
tition. In the same manner, the
javelin throw, an event not used
in the Big Ten, has never been
used in outdoor meets when the
Buckeyes come to University
Park.
But the low hurdles were used
Saturday and it was costly for
the Lions.
Mile Itttn-1. Moran (I'Bl, 2. Ring tt..41.
3. Johnston (PS), 4:j1.2 {Nes, Field Musa
Record)
440—1. Davi, (OS), 2. Storer (OS). 3.
Honihright (PS). 51).6
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