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Ploy Duke Tonight
Gagers Take
of 'Spoilers'
Lion
Role
Special To The Collegian
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Dec. 8 Penn State's surging bask
etball team, which has shown signs of being a real "spoiler"
this year, will have a golden opportunity for a pair of upsets
this weekend.
The Lions (2-1) meet Duke (1-0) Friday night in the first
half of a doubleheader and Wake
Forest (1-1) plays West Virginia
(1-1) in the second game.
Saturday, Penn State takes on
Wake Forest and West Virginia
plays Duke.
The Lions lost their opener to
Maryland, 64-47, but since then
they have upset Purdue, 63-59,
and trounced Lehigh, 66-50.
Duke's only win was an 80-74
conquest of Louisiana State.
Both Duke and Wake Forest
are expected to be right in the
middle of the Atlantic Coast Con
ference race along with North
Carolina and Maryland.
Duke, which went as far as the
NCAA regionals last year, has its
whole team intact. The Blue.Dev
ifs also have one of the top sopho
more prospects in the nation in
Art Heyman, who averaged 30
points a gamtlast year. BILLY PACKER
The rest -pi Duke's starting . . • Leads Deacons
lineup will be composed of such Len Chappell who is re
vels as Carroll Youngkin. Howie
!Iter c
Hurt, Doug Kistler, and John covering from a knee injury.
Frye. Sophomore Fred Schmidt The report from Winston
could break into the starting , Salem is that Chappell will def -
array. initely be ready for the Dixie
Penn State coach John Egli Classic during Christmas but he
plans no lineup changes Friday. probably won't see action until
Pell start midget Mark DuMars, : then.
his All-American candidate, out With Chappell out, little Billy
front with soph John Mitchell. Packer: the son of Lehigh coach
Gene Harris, Jake Trueblood and Tony Packer, will have to carry
Earl Hoffman get the nod up the load.
front. Packer averaged 13 points a
Duke is expected to give the game last year but coach Bones
Lions more trouble than Wake McKinney knows that wee Billy
Forest, a team plagued by in- can't do it by himself.
juries to key players. Wake Forest's lone win was
The Deacons have'been playing, over Florida 85-79: The Deacons
without their All-Ainerican cen—lost to Davidson, 64-59.
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Ziegler, 195 . 9 Champ, Enters
Semi-Finals in IM Boxing
By DENNIS GBUBB
Alpha Chi Rho's Gerry Ziegler,
the 1959 142-pound fraternity box
ing champion; decisioned Rafael
Rodriguez of Delta Theta Sigma
, and advanced to the 150 pound
,semi-finals before a packed gal
lery at Rec Hall last night.
The two fighters battered each
other in the first round, but Zieg
ler came on strong in the second
round and almost scored a knoCk
down when he smashed Rodri
guez into the ropes.
In the other 150-pound match,
Craig Bate of Chi Phi and Bill,
Joyce of Phi Kappa Tau ex
changed a barrage of punches in
the first round, but Bate knocked,
Joyce to the canvas in the open
ing seconds of the third round
to gain the decision.
Bill Keitenring, Phi Gamma
Delta's 142-pounder, also ad-
,
vanced to the semi-finals when
the referee stopped his fight
with Paul Shiring of Pi Kappa
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Alpha at 1:40 of The second
round.
In the other 142-pound match,
Ed Skodol of Sigma Pi recovered
from. a first round knockdown
and came on strong in the last
two rounds to decision Chet Lu
cid() of Phi Kappa Psi.
In.the 158-pound division, Sig-
I ma Chi's Dick SWensen knocked
Manuel Elgueta of Alpha Gamma
Rho into the ropes in the open
ing seconds of the first round.
Elgueta retaliated in round
two, but Swensen finished
strong to gain the win.
Walt Bernacki of Alpha Sigma I
Phi and Jim Anderson of Delta
Upsilon will meet each other in
the 167-pound semi-finals as a
result of their wins over Bill Hogg I
of. Alpha Kappa Lambda and!
Dean Kiess of Phi Delta Theta. i
Both fighters stepped up their
attacks in the third round to win
by close „decisions.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 9. 1960
Robinson Honored
NEW YORK (W) Sugar Ray
Robinson, who just missed win
ning the middleweight champion
ship for the sixth time last week,
has been named fighter of the
month by Ring magazine.
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