The daily collegian. (University Park, Pa.) 1940-current, December 16, 1959, Image 6

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    PACE SIX
DuMars Hits 33 in
By SANDY PADWE
Spoils Kill tor
]f basketballlittlcrnin aie
dead, then Maik DuMais must
be a gl io.it
Last night the 5-10 magician
had one of his'best nights in a
IV nn State timlonn, scoring
.V, points to lead the Nittanv
I,ions to iin f5O-75 win over
S’ laeuse
A Hi c Hall utmd of 3300
chorrni v. ildl\ ;e- DuMrii popped
Ion" lump •dinN ,ii fi urn all o\ei
the flooi in his fn-t appeal ante
tielmc th.e li.u >e i.ins Uu.s yea!
DuMars' great performance
enabled Penn State to cop its
first game in four outings this
year. The loss was Syracuse's
first in four slaiis.
DuM.us now has scoied H)!t
points in foul mimes for an avei
.'if<e of 37 2 points per name. He
lot on It of 34 (58 pel renti field
mail attempts .and live of six
fouls foi his 33 points
Faking Ills wav thiough the
Syiiieiise defenses and thmwtng
up so|t lump shots, DuMars nl
nmst *ingleh;mdcdlv etased Syia
eiee's earlv nme-pomt lead
With 2:58 left in fhe first
half, DuMars hit a jumper from
the right side of the key to pull
the Lions within one point.
Gene Harris. State's sophomore
center, then took a baseball
pass in mid-air irom DuMars
and stuffed the ball ihrouah
to put the Lions ahead, 30-29.
By: acme's leading scorer, cen
ter Tom Mos.sey, pave the Orange
the lead hut DuMais came light
back fiom the left side this time
and the Taons took over Jake
Tiucblood hit again for State and
Dick Conovei .scoied for Syracuse
to make it 34-33 at halftime.
The Lions jumped into a com
fortable seven point lead at the
outset of the second peiiod on
bticki ts bv Wally Colendet, True
blood, and two by Hams.
Sytarose wasted no time get
ting hack into the thick of tilings
Giants, Sox Gain In Trades
NEW YORK i'Pi Chicago’.s,strengthened their pitching staff
delendmg American Lea g u e tmmeasinably by acquiring south
champion White Sox and the San paw Billy O'Dell and right-hander
Fiancisco Giants lone established Billy Loes from Baltimore two
themselves as the wimei favoiites fP**- JP ull * d off » second
. .. , nrn , major deal Tuesday, getting sec
tor the ISI6O pennants as a result oncl baseman Don Blasingame
of strengthening deals during the fiom the Cardinals for infielder
last three weeks Daryl Spencer and outfielder Leon
Baseball obseiceis believe the Wagner.
White Sox, through their tians- The White Sox filled two gaping
actions \\ ith Cle\ eland and Phila-|boles and added much-needed
dolphin, and the Giants, in tiadesiP°'ver bv acquiring left fielder
with Baltimore and St Louis. Minnie Minoso from the Indians
gamed the most fiom the 14 deals and third baseman Gene Freese
consummated since Nov. 21 when fi°m the Phillies.
the thiee-wcek mterleague Had
ing peiiod went into effect Eight
of those deals were between the
two leagues.
Intelleaeue (lading ended at,
midnight Tuesdav, but trades be-t
tween clubs in the same league,
ate permuted until June 15
Th" Giants, having already
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
—( nltt'j'ian Photon bj Mart* Scherr
SHOOTING —One of the 33 by Maik DuMars, points that is. Du-
Mars was- the star of the basketball show last night in recreation
hall. Vainly attempting to block the shot is Eddy Goldberg (11) of
Syiacuse. Gene Hams (22) is at the left and Pete Chudy (44) is
behind DuMais
as Mossey and Pete Chudy hit
three quick buckets
DuMars picked up the tempo:
for the Lions and with 11 min
utes l< ft State w;ts ahead, 52-47.
Both teams traded baskets
for the next few minutes when
all of a sudden the Lions cooled
off and Syracuse look advan
tage.
Mossey’s jump shot from the
coiner tied the ball game up uith
only 2 50 lemaining.
Then along came Paul Sweet
land. Almost booed off the court
minutes before for missing a few
shoty “Sweets” grabbed a lcbound
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and scoied to give the Nittanies
a 66-64 lead.
Seconds later the fighting sen
ior came back with another two
pomter and the L.ions found
themselves in fiont by four.
DuMars made it six with two
fouls at the 1.58 maik and Colen
der added two more free throws
to sew things up for the Nit
tanies
The Lions played possession
ball for the last minute and a
half and wound up with an 80-75
victory
"DuMars is a great ballplay
er," said Syracuse coach Marc
Guley after the game. Little
Ed Goldberg. Syracuse's All-
East performer, had words of
praise for him too.
“He’« terrific. He played the
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