Lagers Down Tartans, 76-66
DuMars Nets 23 Points
To Lead Lions in Win
PITTSBURGH, Pa., Jan 5 -- Held to seven points in the
first half, Mark DuMars exploded for 16 in the final period
here tonight to lead Penn State to a 76-66 come-from-behind
victory over Carnegie Tech.
Blanketed for three quarters of the game by little Bill
Sofia, DuMars scored 14 clutch
points in the last 10 minutes.
It was DuMarq, along with
Wally Colender who brought the
Dons back into the game after
they had fallen behind 55-50 with
11 minutes remaining.
The little magician, 10th in
the country in scoring with a 24
point average, fell one short
tonight with 23 as the Lions won
their third game of the year
against five losses. Carnegie
Tech now is tl-3
With the Lions down 50-55,
Wally Colender hit a jumper to
pull the Lions within three. Then
DuMars ripped the cords with
two quick buckets and the Lions
took the lead 56-55.
Minns' second shot was a
beauty lie stole the ball at mid
t t fiorn Sofia, laced down the
left side and made a driving lay-
Jake Trueblood helped out
with another bucket and two
fouls seconds after, and the
Lions went out in front to stay.
But Carnegie Tech fought back
anti, much to the delight of an
overflow crowd of 3000, nariowed
the gap to 68-66.
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had 15, Paul Sweetland had 13' Mchnight 0 0.0 0
and Trueblood had 13.
Gene Harris, who fouled out
midway in the second half,
dumped in eight points but led
the rebounders with 12. Sweet
land had 10.
Sofia, one of the better back
toil t men in small college circles,
was the main reason Tech made
it
11e connected on 10 field goals
and t,even fouls to lead all scorers
with 27 points. George Frazier,
6-1 guard with another dead eye,
tallied 19 for the Tartans.
The Lions return home Satur-
Fullmer to Defend Crown
WEST JORDAN, Utah lin
Gene Fullmer will defend his
NBA middleweight title against
ether Carmen Basilin or Joey
his manager, Mary Jenson, "don't
Giaidello in April, and he and
eine which one we take."
"They both want the fight and
one of them will get it." said Jen
sen. adding that no definite date
or site has been deeided although
be has asked for the Brigham
Young University fieldhouse at
Provo Denver is an alternate
site
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MARK DUMARS
. stars again
clay night to play West Virginia's
third-ranked Mountaineers, who
have a 12-1 record The Mounties
beat the Lions, 104-74, last month
at Morgantown.
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DuMars to Appear
'On WDFM Show
"Meet the Varsity," a 15-min
ute sports show on WDFM which
each week features an outstanding
:Nittany Lion varsity athlete, will
continue throughout the winter
sports season, it was announced
yesterday.
, Mark "The Magician" DuMars,
iLion basketball star, will be the
;guest on the first winter show
this evening at 9:30 p.m. He will
be interviewed by Carmella La
'Spada, local distaff sportscaster.
The program which is carried
'by both WDFM on the FM band
land WIVIAJ on the AM channel
began last spring and was a
weekly show during the fall foot
ball season.
Basketball Scores
, we, vi,,,,,„i. 45, Furman 74
Notre Dante 76, Rutter 61
I Conneetttut 75 New Hampshire 62
Kilt/Nun 91, Kings Col. hl5
Virginia 51, North Carolina Stste 45
I Rhode Island 65, Northeastern 4h
Ohio 11 104, Miami. Ohio S 9
Citadel Florida State 74
Shoe Sale
Werner, Cunningham, Weiss
To Lead Penn State G-Men
By DICK GOLDBERG
All coaches suffer with per
;ennial "sleepless nights" or
"pre-season jitters." However,
Penn State gymnastics coach
Gene Wettstone should not
have too many with seven
lettermen returning among
which are numbered three of
the top G-Men in the nation—
co-captains Jay Werner and
Lee Cunningham, and sopho
more Greg Weiss.
Werner and Cunningham, both
seniors, have had considerable
dual meet experience, competing
for the Lions since their sopho
more year. In their first year of
competition, the "Gold Dust
Twins" finished first and second
lin the Eastern Intercollegiate
; gymnastics meet, with Werner
,beating Cunningham by one
,point.
Weiss, although inexperienced
in college dual meets, comes to
Wettstone with about as good a
set of credentials that a fledgling
gymnast can achieve. He attend
ed Englewood, N.J., high school
,where he made somewhat of a'
'sensation. As a freshman at State,
(Weiss led an otherwise uninspir
jng Lion Cub team, winning firsts
,in his specialties the side horse
!and parallel bars in every meet.
He capped off his fledgling
year performances by becoming
one of Uncle Sam's leading en
trants in the Pan-American
games. winning the side horse
and finishing fourth in the all
around.
While Weiss was winning his
gold medals last year, Werner
and Cunningham took second and
third, respectively, in the EIGA
championships. The "Twins" each
dropped down a position due to
Kuharich May Leave
Notre Dame for Rams
WASHINGTON VII New re
ports cropped out yesterday that
Joe Kucharich will leave Notre
Dame to become head coach of
the Los Angeles Rams. One Wash
ington source close to Kuharich
said he was sure the move would
be made.
Kuharich, former coach of the
Washingon Redskins, returned to
his alma mater last season and
directed the Irish to a 5-5 record.
Kuharich was en route yester
day from South Bend to New ,
York, where college football'
coaches are holding their annual'
meeting.
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