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Cop 2 of 3 Holiday Games
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By SANDY PADWE
Penn State heads back to • . - . . . , . - ~ v. . -• ~. • .
the basketball wars against .., . '; ~ -,•......z .. -.... .- . ..,. .
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Colgate tonight at Bin Rec '' - 1. , 7 ,,,,, . . ::,..' 4 - . , - ....• , . ..•
Hall after winning two of three :: ' , - i ' v.- .' .. .
games during the holiday re-• - .' •.. • .. ~. • - • . .-- • -,. .
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cess.
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The Lions now stand at 4-4 aft- - ~4 , ...t14,,, t , - ~,4 , , ' ' , -
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er whipping Syracuse, 77-58, Dec. ~ .. .r: : ;',.!!.:,A i ;211 :: - - . 1 : , ...;. ~ i _ ..
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20 and splitting a pair .of games `"-- . , , ..'': , ',7,f, A '
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in the Evansville Invitational, C. - :: , 2' ' '-':: . :7...:-' -,.. - ' i'; -
Dee. 27-28.
The win at Syracuse was thet. Y;.,.,,
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Lions' first there in 18 years and '....q*'."
the man responsible was Mark I i,t, -,?. • ,-‘..;t• • „, , ~, 7 . - ~ ....: - • ~:. -... ~ ...
DuMari who scored 36 points. r;
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DuMars continued his sensa- , i,?.''' . ..- -
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Ilona] play in the Evansville tour- ~. '''
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nament and won the most valu- t,, ..- 1 - 11 - 1 : •:. -....,-
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able player award even though t'('-'-. .
the Lions lost the championship -, •- - . -.•--,,, . . ".:-, - - • . ,
game to Denver, 58-50.
The night before DuMais scored '. ~ --,,,,,., : ' , „ - --... :,,•
25 points as State edged Evans
ville, the NCAA small college , -i.: ...;` , .0 w t.. - -, ~.., ''.,% • •
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champs, 75-74.
The outcome of the cham- '''' , _ . N.,„'• ,
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pionship game might have been P -- - . '"'',- ls.. ' ' • i "
a bit different if it weren't for ;, Nato ... . ,
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a sick airplane which completely , ~,
ruined the Lions' travel plans , ..
on Dec. 26. _ ,
After waiting nearly 51 hours -., ~-'' • ' - -. . ..c. ~ - ' - ' •
at Black Moshannon airport for an - - ‘:' - :',,' ...--- . . • .. .
Allegheny Airlines plane which (-; , - „,, .... -,..,,
had been delayed by engine trou- =', ", - ''- --- ,A ->-'. - r -, r,. , '' .- r:. . - • J . ~
hie. the Lions went to Altoona and i. •.. 't. - --- - 4,'i -, - - e - , %• - - - . k
took a train to Pittsburgh.
They arrived at Pittsburgh at '
t.
midnight and waited in the rail- '-- • , ,-.,-. -- -... -e,... - -- - •
road station until 4:45 a.m. when ~ - - . '-,--' ;-• -- `. .' i
they took a train to Terre Tante, . - '- - - '- • ' --1 ....::,
Ind. ..
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After arriving at Terre Haute, • :•-• ' ..-- -' • .. 1.:•,.. f. ,:.. 4 ' , - .1,, .i, „, *,'' :, ,,, ,, , ,:,;:i 4 .1,
the Lions faced a bus ride to . ~,. . !": " • ~. . ' , ' '.! k f: • "- ' "°?;
Evansville more than 100 miles - ' :: 1 . 't*.-; . ' 4 /..." :::: r a ' ' ' :r '' ''
away. They arrived "just in,
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time to eat and play the ball - ri '.- ' ' 't- - ::• . - ' ''''
game." quipped coach John Egli. - - _ -, . • .4*., '... ... .. ,•''.: :.4'-:. :-.,
Much to everyone's surprise, the - - :,- -•-•,• • "-:::: ::;',';',. • .'' ,-...-'''Z'',,...Nittanies jumped into a 40-33 :-'• .: '-' . :' ...... ',,,: A. 7, .
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halftime lead against Evansville. ' ' ..-. '' ' ...- • . . -, s - w-. ,-,--,,,!-.-
They increased their lead to '7l- ~ ..: ...- .-..- . .
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62 with only two minutes left ' - • to . -. ~ ,. .7. . - •
but then Evansville put on a last • ' ' • •, . . - '
ditch rally which fell one point
Bob Duffy
abort.
Meanwhile Denver was beat- .. • Colgate scoring leader
ing Los Angeles State, 79-74. to Egli said. "You could tell therville came back for a 121-115 win
gain the other berth in the were tiring at the end of the firstfover Los Angeles State.
finals. 'half, but in the second half they( =
The following night against 'enn
just didn't have the energy. They
Denver, the Lions again opened
never gave up, though, Egli the
up a comfortable halftime lead, East
32-24. added.
1 The turning point came when visit
"Then it began to hit them," yeas
Denver's Ed Mumma tied the
1 game et 41 with nine minutes I
I its
left.
Vacation ;Th lob
The Lions didn't score a basket iave
,until four minutes later, and by l i to
Basketball that; time Denver was sitting on
; lan eight-point lead. rte`:
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,11 In the consolation game, Evans- on
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At Syracuse Dec. 20
PENN STATE CM SYRACUSE (Si)
GFP G F P
DiiMiirs 13 10-11 30 Chu 4 2- 8 10
Maris 2 0- 0 4 Maehemer 8 0- 0
Triis l, lo(4l 8 2- 7 8 Sias 3 1- 6 7
Mitchell 4 0- 0 8 lierkenleitl 6 ISL 716
Hoffman 8 2- 2 8 Jamen 6. 8- 4 18
Wilson 0 0- 0 0 Loteno 1 0- 0 2
Phillips 1 3- 4 6 Connors 1 0- 10 2
filiorle 0 3- 4 :1 Btianneger 0 3- 4 8
Staub 0 3- 4 3
Witmer 1 0- 0 2
Totals 27 23-32 77 Totals 22 14-23 R 3
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TENN STATE (751 EVANSVILLE (741
GFP G F P
DuMare 7 11 : 14 25 Wise 3 1- 2
Mitchell 4 0- 1 8 Sanders 4 0- 1 8
Main 4 0- 0 ), Deal 9 3 , 8
Trueblood. 4 9- R 18 Nos Fen 4 4- 1 12
Huffman IS 1- 2 11 Pruett 8 2- 2 1S
rhillipa 2- 8 8 Utley 0 0- 0 0
lierthei b 8- 0 20
Totala 29 17.26 715 'retitle 2 19-2.6 74
Halftime Score:
Fenn State 40; Evanhville
At Evansslll*, Ind. Dec. 2
PENN BTATE (501 ' DENVER (ss)
GFP F P
DuMar% 6 Y. 313 Mohman 8 5- 511
Mitellol 1 2- 2 4 Grinotead 2 0- 0 4
Harris 7 2- 4 1$ Hiillia 1 1- 1 3
Traci,ltxxl $ 1- 1 13 Vrzit IS 2- 3 10
llottuum 1 0- 0 4 'lodge 1 3- 3 5
Phillip+ 0 0- 0 olby'olds 1 0- 1 2
:11netna 4 5- F 13
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Totals 21 2-10 60 Totals 21 16•lt 6t ,
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Penn State 32: Denver 24
Eight Came Statiaties (4.4)
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tb 46 166 19.4
9 40 13 93 11.6
9 31 72 94 10.4
It 31 11 73 9.1
8 29 7 63 7.7
7 7 6 20 2.6
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Tonight, Penn State will be
facing one of the most improved
teams in the East when Colgate's
Red Raiders visit Rec HalL
Just two years ago, Colgate
was having its troubles, but
along came Bob Duffy and now
the Raiders have their eyes set
on post-season tournament play,
Duffy, Colgate's leading scorer
as a sophomore last year, is a
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Lion Gymnasts Open
Campaign Saturday
Springfield College, one of the East's top gymnastic
teams, will be Penn State's opponent Saturday when the
Lions open their dual-meet campaign.
Springfield is a new dual-meet opponent for the Lions,
but coach Gene Wettstone calls them "a favorable addition
to our schedule because they al
ways have good teams."
Saturday's meet at Springfield
will be the second test of the
season for the Maroons. Before
Christmas they lost to powerful
Navy, the team Wettstone pre
dicts will be State's toughest
opponent.
The Lions will meet Navy at
Annapolis Feb. 4, and then tackle
Army at home on
Feb. 11.
Wettstone rates
the Eastern
champion Cadets
just a notch be
low Navy. Tem
ple, Pitt an d
Syracuse w ill
round out the
dual-meet sched
ule.
Two promising
all-around stars,
junior Greg Gregg Weiss
Weiss and sophomore Tommy
Seward, will lead Wettstone's
forces.
Jeff Cardinelli, fifth in the
Nationals last year, is Spring
field's strong man.
Weiss will concentrate his dual
meet efforts on his three strongest
events—the parallel bars, hori
zontal bar, and side horse.
Seward will probably per-
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form in tumbling and on the
horizontal and
. parallel bars.
Jerry Schaeffer and Larry Yohn
will give the Lions a strong one
two punch on the flying rings,
and Kenny Morrow will probably
fill the third position on both the
rings and parallel bars.
In tumbling, a much-improved
Dick Criley will back up Seward.
Behind Weiss on the side
horse, usually State's weakest
event, will be two untested
sophomores. Gene Hralacher
and George Sayre.
Graduation took two strong
men from the rope climbers, Vince
Neuhauser and Bob Fosnocht, but
Bob Mumau, who finished fourth
in the Nationals last year, is back.
Charlie Hilbish and either George
Williams, Bruce Fosnocht or Lee
Saylor will join him.
Under EIGL rules, each team
may place only three men in each
of the six events in dual meets,
and no performer can work in
more than three events.
The SchedUle
Springfield (A) Jan. 7
Tempi• Jan. 14
Navy (A)
Arm!
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Fab. 11
Feb. IS
Feb. 25
March 3, 4
April 11, 7, 1