SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1960
Wilson's Return Should
Bolster Surging Cagers
By SANDY PADWE
Penn State's rapidly im
proving basketball team will
get another shot in the arm
next week when hustling Don
Wilson rejoins the squad after
missing the early part of the
season with a broken hand.
Wilson, a letterman a year ago,
was slated for starting duty after
the North Carolina State opener,
but a bad spill during practice
sidelined him with a cracked
bone in his left hand -
The injury healed faster than
expected and Wilson will see ac
tion next Saturday when the
Lions return to the cage wars
against Pitt in Rec Hall.
The 6-1 former Bethlehem High
star wilt be a welcome addtion to
John Egli's club which has won
three of its last fou'r grames and
has an overall record of 4-6.
Wilson's value is three-fold. He
can play either forward or guard
and is one of the most aggressive
ballplayers to don the Blue &
White in many a moon.
While not a high scorer—he
only averaged seven a game dur
ing his senior year in high school
—Wilson can come through with
the important basket in the
clutch.
"He's got a fairly good one
hand jump shot," said Egli, "but
the thing I like best about him
is the way he hustles out on the :out front in Mel Ramey and Dick
floor. He's always after those i Diboll.
loose balls and gives the op- i Wilson, who captained Beth
position a heck-of-a-time on
defense. lehem High's team during his
"He always gives you 100 per senior year, said yesterday that
cent and is real rugged around; his injured hand was not giving
the boards. He's pretty good out-' him any trouble and he was
side too and if it weren't for Du-I looking forward to getting back
Mars (Mark) and Colender (Wal-1 into the lineup.
ly) he'd definitely start." Following the Pittgame next
. .
Chances are Wilson will play:Saturday, the Lions take on Car
up front a good deal the rest of negle Tech, Jan. 30 at Rec Hall,
the year because Egli has depth and play Bucknell here Feb. 2.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
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The Lions also play Gettysburg
at borne Feb. 6.
SET SHOTS—Collegiate
basketball's two undefeated
teams put their winning streaks
on the line tonight . . . Cincin
nati, with Oscar Robertson,
plays the fourth ranked Brad
ley Braves, while Villanova
travels to Morgantown to meet
Jerry West and his West Vir
ginia Mountaineers . . . Carne
gie Tech's little Bill Sofia, who
tallied 27 points against Penn
State a few weeks back, is the
third player in Tech history to
score over 1000 points in a career
. . . Syracuse. an 80.75 victim
of Penn, State, pulled one of the
biggest upsets of the year the
other day, beating previously
undefeated LaSalle in double
overtime . . Marc Guley's Or
angemen now have a 6.2 record
. All-American end Mike Dit•
Ica also plays for the Pitt bask
etball team . . . In addition to
playing pro ball with the Allen
town Jets of the Eastern League
on weekends, former Lion great
Jesse Arnelle coaches the fresh
man cage team at Dickinson
College where he is studying
law .. . Another ex-Penn Slat
er, Ron Rainey, failed to make
it with the Wilkes-Barre Bar
ons of the ,Eastern League . . .
Rainey captained the Nittany
Lions in 1957.
Basketball Scores
NBA
Cincinnati! 122, Minneapolii 118
COLLECIATE
Kota State 06, Baldwin Wallace 78
Wof fin 41 80, Cur.on Newman 67
IVaahlngt on & Jeßfe , :ion 66, Allegheny 50
Texivi A&M 35, Texa, 32
Virginia 'Union 70, Voginia State FA
Northern Michigan 86, Gubtat Adol
phini
Hampton Inot.tote 00 Elizabeth City
Stumm y Rock 6h, Etlinholo 61.
Colgate 71. lied 07
Wayne State 73, Barak) 69
St Jaw% 87, Gem , Nnihmt:tor. 78
lienttn Weak) an 06, St, Ft anci., Pa.,
82
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Ingo's Win
Is Upset
Of the Year
By BEN OLAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
Ingemar Johansson's sensa
tional technical knockout vic-i
tory over Floyd Patterson inn
last June's heavyweight chain-1
pionship bout yesterday was;
named the Upset of the Year
1
for 1959 in the annual Asso-:”
ciated Press poll. 1
A 5-1 underdog, the husks' Si I'l Is:FW anon Trade!, to,, beat ooni,
Swede floored Patterson seven , A - " " "d"" "' -niv" An s-c-"'"
SUN!' ItTONE 111-1 i Tare Recot del 'Fi t , ,-;
times in the thhd round before the aid ( . 001 Pi,tlol 1..N.c ellent condition,
one-sided match was stopped. It (. " I ' " 7-1" '
up- i PO ,,, lT i A „ l , t , t.l f . i. :f i n t it i tr , ;:t7. , tans ,i„ ;il t ) ,, htn r rat
was the most stunning boxing
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set mnce 1936 when Max Schmel- t"le^hone I,oo hil 0 1. Ni client condition.
AD 7-t: 0 2.0
ing, the Black 'Minn from Ger-
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many, flattened Joe Louis ; mount, i o,t I, ca-r. :sot ilt tee Al) t , -1,i61.
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tabbed the most unexpected I .155 isicts•,,,, 'li wok AD ‘_illl
sports result by 63 of the 114 10 100'r 1 , 11.4 continental Irailer, one
i's iters and broadcasters oadcastei s hi , .110011.. 1.,.:re lit intz-t ooni, built-in
I dc , ,1,, paw) i\ . client ("minion Many
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basis of three points for first ,All 8-lilei
place, two for second and one for'i, i:ENGTiI mmil,,,, 1.,,,,,i, co r..
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third, Ingo's triumph received 230 lie.,-nn l, l3' priced cnil Al) 7-7 mi:
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Chicago White Sox' first place fin; .... ______
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INF.I.DED—ISTUDP.NT to OH no. W l4 '4
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MALE STUDENT to shore furnished
first on 10 ballots and piled up
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received the Eddie Neil award aslium: TO New York Cite ails: time Went.,
the Fighter of the Year, was giv-; . 1 ; 14 " 27 I ) 7 tenthly so morning. Call .
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PAGE EE/EN
Holy Cross Star Signs
BOSTON (A) Bill Sullivan,
acting president of the Boston en
try in the American Football
League, announced yesterday Torn
Greene, star quarterback at Holy
Cross in 1957-58, had a signed a
contract
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