Y 5, 1960
TUESDAY. JANUA
s Take
Cage
Play
By SANDY
Sports E
There were no
trophies for John
Lion cagers this
third place finish,
stone Classic cou.
mark the turning
Lion season.
After losing to Colgate, 69-67,
Dec. 19 and Temple 60-50, in the
first round of the Harrisburg tour
nament last week, the Lions
bounced back to beat a tough
Duquesne team, 72-69.
Mark DuMars, as usual, was in
great form but the play of Gene
Harris and Paul Sweetland turned
out to be the difference between
victory and defeat in the consola
tion game.
Tonight the Lions take anoth
er step on the comeback trail
when they play Carnegie Tech's
twice-beaten Tartans in Pitts
burgh.
State now has a 2-5 record fol
lowing the three games during the
Christmas recess.
Colgate's win over the Lions
marked the first time the Red
Raiders beat an Egli-coached
team. Wally Colender was high
man for State with 20 points'
while DuMars was right behind
with 16.
The Colgate game was the only
time this season that DuMars
scored less than 20 points.
The little magician took high
point honors in the Keystone
Classic with 45 points. He had 20'
in the Temple loss and 25 points
in the consolation game against
the Dukes.
The duel which was expected
between DuMars and Temple's
Pickles Kennedy never really ma
terialized as the Lions used their
zone defense while Bruce Drys
dale guarded DuMars for the
tournament champs.
The Lion-Temple affair was
close all the way with the Owls
breaking the game open in the
last ten minutes.
With the Lions ahead 38-34
with 13 minutes left, Temple
found the range and closed the
gap on successive baskets by
John Kaskinen.
The teams exchanged buckets
for the next few minutes before
Kennedy threw in eight points to
give Temple a 51-44 bulge with
five minutes remaining.
Temple controlled the ball for
the final minutes, forcing the'
Lions to foul.
But things were a lot different
the following night as the Egli
men hooked up in a real thriller
with Duquesne. The Dukes, who
lost to Penn, 71.63, the night be
fore, battled the Lions right down
to the wire.
The game was tied 14 times
as DuMars and Harris matched
the offensive efforts of George
Brown and 6-9 Bob Slobodnik.
With Harris, Sweetland and
Sake Trueblood doing yeoman
service under the boards, the Nit
tames opened up a five-point lead,
53-48, with 11 minutes remaining,
Then the Dukes hit a cold spell,
and Harris and DuMars popped
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The Lions had a comfortable
60-50 spread with eight minutes
left and then the Dukes began
pecking away, but the lead held
up and Nittanies took third place
with a 72-69 win.
DuMars was high man but
Harris, a soph who was having
a slow start this year, had 16
points and 15 rebounds. Sweet
land also chipped in with seven
points and eight rebounds while
* * *
tournament
Egli and his
year, but a
in the Key
d very well
point in the
Jake Trueblood had 12 points
- and 12 rebounds.
Egli was quite pleased with his
big men for the first time this
year, "They were the difference.
If they play like that.we should
do all right the rest of way. I
think Harris became a ballplayer
tonight and he'll be a real asset."
Tonight the Lions face a talent
ed Carnegie Tech team which is
one of the best in the history of
the Pittsburgh school. They have
a 6-2 record this year,
The Tartans are highly regard
ed in small college circles and
have been doubly tough on the
Lions in Pittsburgh in past years.
The First Annual Keystone.
Classic was played in the spa
cious Farm Show Arena in Har
risburg which seats 19,000 . . .
Nearly 4500 watched the action
each night . . . Temple's Russ
Gordon was picked as the Most
Valuable Player . . . Mark Du-
Mars was third behind Bruce
Drysdale of Temple . . . Here's
another one for the books . . .
Temple and Penn, who played
the championship game, trav
eled from Philadelphia on the
same bus, stayed at the same
motel and ate together . . .
Penn's Bob Mlkvy is the broth
er of Bill Mlkvy, an All-Amer
ican at Temple in the early 50's
. . . Jack McCloskey after win
ning the Duquesne game ... "I
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Lion forward
* * *
can thank Egli, that was the
Penn State zone we used out
there. Egli sure is a master of
the zone defense." . . Temple's
cheering section of about SO
students made more noise than
a capacity crowd at Rec Hall .
Box Scores
PENN STATE (67) COLGATE (69)
fg f P fg f p
Colender '3 4 20 Brandon 6 1 18
DuMars t 2 16 Davenpott 6 6 16
Harris 5 2 12 Norton 4 6 11
Sweetland 3 5 II Salkbury 3 2
Trueblood 4 0 8 Doyle 4 0 g
Shea 0 0 0 Lull," 0 2 2
Bindshaw 0 0 0 NNatkina 4 0 S
Half—Colgate 37: State 82
Keystone Class.le at Harrisburg
(First Round)
PENN STATE (10) TEMPLE (60)
fc f p fg f p
Colender 3 4 10 Proctor 1 0 2
Dulllars 9 2 20 Gordon 6 2 11
Hari is 3 1 7 Drysdale 4 2 10
Trueblood 3 0 6 Kennedy 9 3 21
Phillip 2 0 4 Ivens 1 2 4
Sweetland 0 1 1 Roskinen 4 1 0
Eisele - 1 0 2 Devery 0 0 0
Dibert 0 0 0 Palmer 0 0 0
Ramey 0 0 (I
Shea 0 0 0
Brad.haw
Temple 26
Half —State '27
(Conaolation GaMel
PENN STATE (72) DUQUESNE (69)
ft f p fg f p
DuMars 7 11 25 Brown 3 7 23
Harrig 7 2 16 Bence 4 0 1 3
Colender 6 2 12 Slobodnik 4 6 14
Sweetland 2 3 7 Crebow.kl 2 0 4
Trueblood 5 2 12 Twyman 4 0 g
Strom 6 0 10
Cryniug 1 0 2
Strom')le 0 0 0
Half—Dtitiegne 86, Penn State 35
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Lucas, much sought-after signal
caller, took time out from a whirl-'
wind tour of post-season All-Star
games to ink a three-year $50,000
pact with the Buffalo Bills of the
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!League
The contract which includes a
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Atter choosing the Bill's offer
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The National Football League
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agreed to terms with the Los
Angeles Rams for an undisclosed
sum.
The Redskins', already losers on
two out of three bids for Lions,
are still courting Nittany tackle
Andy Stynchula.
Basketball Scores
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