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Blue Devils, Wake Forest
By SANDY PADWE
The pessimistic outlook that
hung over the Penn .State
basketball team a few weeks
ago is slowly turning to opti
mism following two straight
wins over Purdue and Lehigh.
However, with Duke and Wake
Forest corning up in Charlotte,
.N.C„ this weekend, no one—
especially coach John Egli—is
making any predictions.
"The progress we have made
since the Maryland game has
been tremendous," Egli said yes
terday.
"The boys have realized that
if they play smart. cautious
ball, they have a chance against
anyone. We have to play our
game," Egli continued. "and
we have to make the other team
come to us."
Since losing to Maryland, 64-47,
at College Park a week ago, the
Lions have topped Purdue, 63-59,
and Lchigh 66-50 Tuesday night.
Against Purdue Mark DuMars,
State's All-American guard can
didate, was the big star with 31
poinV but at Lehigh he only
scored six.
. So, much to everybody's sur
prise, the rest of the starting
lineup came through with double
figures and the Lions walked
home with an easy win.
Lean Gene Harris, with 19
points and sophOmore Earl Hoff
man with 14, were the top scor•
ers against the Engineers while
Jake Trueblood had 12 and
John Mitchell had 10.
"If we play the way we did
against Purdue and Lehigh, I
think we'll do OK down there this
weekend," Egli said.
Duke, tomorrow bight's foe,
has played only one game this
Braves Get Boiling
For Bruton, 3 Others
ST. LOUIS (fP) "--- Milwaukee
landed second baseman Frank
Bolling and Detroit acquired cen
ter-fielder Billy Bruton in a ma
jor interleague deal involving six
players yesterday.
To get the second baseman they
have been chasing for over a
year, the Braves gave up Bruton,
second baseman Chuck Cottier,
catcher Dick Brown and rookie
relief pitcher Terry Fox.
In addition to Boiling. Milwau
kee will get an "acceotable minor
league ulayer" to be designated
before March I.
"We've been working , :ince the
195' World Series to get Bolling,"
said John MeHale, Milwaukee
pencral manager Who formerly
held the same job at Detroit.
"When J was with Detroit
thoonht Bolling was as valuable
as Harvey Kuenn or Al Kaline.
lie 's a high class, fiPst division
type player. a fine hustler and
excellent team man."
The 'Braves also acouired an
other second baseman, Billy Mar
lin. from Cincinnati in a C;40,000
Purchase Saturday. "Martin now
figures for utility work, appar-,
e»t ly.
B'h Scheffing, new Detroit
monarer. said he will return Al
Koline to his old nost in right
fielo. play Bruton in center and
ne.e Rocky Colavito in left
Kalinc nrefers right
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year. The Blue Devils beat Louisi-i State meeting Duke and West
ana State in that one, 80-74. ! Virginia going against Wake
Coach Vic Bubas, the former
North Carolina State All-Ameri
can, has plenty of talent on hand
in Durham.
Three Came Statistics (2-1)
A year ago, the Blue Devi)s
made it to the NCAA regionals' C FP F P Avg.
before losing to NYU. ,DttMars 8 16 15 46 16.0
'Trueblood 8 13 10 36 10.6
That whole team is back, and ,
HP Fria ' 8 lb 6 36 10.5
the Blue Devils are expected Lmiivheil 8 9 b 24 8.0
to battle North Carolina for the llloffmn 3 11 2 24 8.0
Atlantic Coa s t Conference IPhillina 2 3 1 7 2.1
I 14:6cie 1 1 1 3 3.0
crown. St-Ittth 1 1 0 2 2.0
The amazing thing about Dukes Wilmln 2 0 0 0 0.0
is its balanced starting lineup. wiliner 1 0 0 o 0.0
Six-foot-six Carroll Youngkin,l ___________
the center, averaged 13,4 to tie Basketball Scores
Howie Hurt for storing honorsi NBA
a year ago. ! Detroit 113 St. Louis $3
Doug Kistler, a 6-9 forivard, Cincinnati 114 Los Angeles 112
averaged 12.3 and guard John, Syracuse 142 Roston t 34
Frye hit for 9.4; The other starter,
.- , sentollege
will be Art Heyman, the sensa-, IL3 , !00 83 ..volora
71
tional
56
tional soph, who averaged 30 i LaSalle 55 Rutgers 63
points a game for the - trash last! Darvard 71 Brandeis 57
Worcester Tech 64 Suffolk 45
year. f Bridgewater 100 HatnpileneSydney 75
SET SHOTS—The Lions left for Indians St. Teachers 90 Juniata 66
Pittsburgh after practice last Carnegie Tech 68 Grove City 61
night .. . They'll fly to Char- r ( i ,.: 7 ; i „ 7 1. 1 T n g t " l „ 6 1 ) ,-,i me 62
kale this morning. . . The Providence 77 Brown b 2
weekend trip is not a tourna- St. .lohns 109 Bridgeport. 69
ment .. . Doubleheaders will t i ,: l l ',, r ,', s , i t : 6 5 a: H h h , St a e 60
be played both nights with Cornell 62 ri t icknell ro
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Final statistics show that Penn State and Oregon will be
two of the most evenly matched bowl teams in the nation.
The Lions and Oregon will meet in the second annual
Liberty Bowl game in Philadelphia Stadium next weekend.
Penn State scored 187 points in
nine games (6-3), while Len Casa
nova's Webfoots rolled up
1 194
in 10.
State recorded 160 first downs,
Oregon—which had a 7-2-1 log—
totaled 166. State gained, 2914
yards, Oregon 3311.
In rushing yardage, the Ducks
accumulated 2281 to an even 2000
for State. The Lions gained 914
through the air to 1030 for the
northwesterners.
The Lions, led by quarterbacks
Galen Hall and Dick Hoak, con
nected on 68 of 147 passes and
had 11. intercepted. Oregon, pow
ered by Dave Grosz, 14th best in
the country in total offense, ..hit
on 66 of 163 with 13 interceptions.
Grosz is a draftee of the Phila
delphia Eagles.
With Hall, Hoak and Grosz al
most 50 per cent accurate, the
Liberty Bowl clash may see a
lot of passing.
West Virginia, the lone com
mon opponent of both State and
Oregon, reports that "Liberty
Bowl fans may see the best foot
ball match of all the bowls."
Mountaineer publicist Ed Barrett
says "Penn State is the best foot
ball team we played this year.
But, Oregon by far was the most
colorful."
State thumped the Mountain
eers 34-13 at Beaver Stadium,
while the Ducks scored a 20-6 win
at Portland.
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WASHINGTON (RP) Veteran
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Kearns told Senate probers his
,most recent negotiations with the
Teamsters took place within the
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