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Lion any Tops Colgate, 78-68
COMING THROUGH—Penn State center Gene Harris (22) sails past Colgate's Bob Duffy (24)
and Dave Davenport (32) in last night's game at Rec Hall. Harris was Penn State's second leading
scorer with 20 points as the Lions won 78-68. John Mitchell was high for State with 24 points.
Red Raiders Ruined by Press;
Mitchell Tops Scorers with 24
By SANDY PADWE 'another fast break to make the
A half-court zone press en-'score 59-55.
abled Penn State to erase a 14-1 Colgate scored only one basket
:during the rally and it came lin a
point * Colgate lead late in the jump shot by Mel Watkins which
second half last night and the .upped the Raider lead to 61-55.
t DuMars,
held to one field goal
Lions went on to post their lin the first half, then hit a 30-
fifth win, 78-68. (foot jumper to narrow the gap
A Rec Hall crowd of 2000 was ito 61-57.
Mitchell, the game's top scar
about to give up on the Lions er with 24 points, followed with
when they fell behind 59-45 with another midcourt steal and
only 9:10 remaining. basket and Stale was only two
Up to this point, they had suf - points behind, 61-59.
!erect through one of their worst, Colgate's John Doyle tempar
shooting nights of the campaign:al:llY halted the Lions with a foul
But suddenly John Mitchell and. but sophomore Earl Hoffman
Mark DuMars got hot and before:scored after a Mitchell steal.
the Raiders knew it their lead. With the score 62-61, Hoffman
was cut to 59-53 with seven min-.calmly arched another jump shot
utes left. from the corner and the Lions
With the sparse crowd scream-'were in front, 63-62.
Mr its approval, the Lions moved' They were never headed after
into their press which baffled thethat as DuMars. Mitchell and Har-
Red Raiders. ris increased the scoring tempo
Colgate lost its composure and Jake Trueblood came up with
completely as the hustling Lions some more timely steals.
began stealing passes which Colgate dominated the first 31
were quickly converted into minutes of the game, hitting
fast break baskets. with deadly consistency. But
DuMars and Mitchell did most their inability to cope with the
of the damage both offensively, Press proved to be their down
and defensively during the rally.' fall.
After Mitchell made it 59-53, Harris took runner-up honors
DuMars came up with a steal at in scoring for the Lions with 20
midcourt and fed Gene Harris on points. Dave Davenport was high
Van Brocklin, Eagles Part
PHILADELPHIA IN) Quar
terback Norm Van Brocklin sev
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phia Eagles yesterday after a
rather cryptic conversation with
Frank McNamee, president of the
National Football League cham
pions.
Van Brocklin said he told Mc-
Namee in reply to flat questions
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and (2) He wasn't interested in
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the Eagles to name Assistant
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to Buck Shw who retired s head
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for Colgate with 21 while Bob
Duffy had 20.
The Lions made only 38 per
cent of their shots while Colgate
(6-5) hit on 56 per cent.
The Lions, now 5-4, face Car
negie Tech at home tomorrow
night in the second half of a wres
tling-basketball twinbill.
Box Score
PENN STATE (71) COLGATE (68)
GFP G F P
Dubtars 7 I- 1 16 Navin II 4- 5 10
Hoffman 6 1- 8 11 Duffy 9 2- 4 20
Harris 9 2. 4 20 Davenport 8 6- S 21
Mitchell 11 2- 8 24 Watkins 6 0- 1 12
Trueblood 1 2- 2 4 Doyle 2 1- I 5
Phillips 2 0- 4) 4 Brown 0 0- 0 0
Wilson 0 0- 0 0
Totals 36 8-13 79 Totals 28 12.19 68
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After Lehigh won its third straight meet of the year—a
25-6 romp over Syracuse a few weeks ago—Coach Gerry
Leeman brushed aside glowing reports of a possible power-
house
"Let's wait until after the Penn State meet," Leeman
said, "before we build 'em up too
much "
Leeman's fifth-ranked mat
men face seventh ranked State
tomorrow night in one of the top
matches of the year at Rec Hall.
After the meet, both Leeman
and Lion Coach Charlie Speidel
will have a good idea of just how
far their teams will go this year.
But regardless of the outcome,
Lion mat fans are in for an eve
ning of top-notch wrestling.
Lehigh, which finished behind
Pitt and Penn State in the
Easferns last year, has its en
tire team returning.
In addition to the win over
Syracuse, the Engineers have
shutout Cornell, 27-0 and downed
lowa State. 22-8.
Thad Turner. EIWA champion
at 167 and NCAA runner-up at
157, is captaining the Engineers
for the second consecutive year.
Turner was undefeated in dual
meets last year with one draw.
Bill Merriam, undefeated as a
freshman last year, will prob
ably be at 123 tomorrow night.
Merriam is 1-2 this year. His
win came against Jared Barlow
of Cornell.
From 130 through 191 Lehigh
has yet to lose a match. Mike
Greiner has won two matches at
130 for the Engineers and Pat
Smartt one. Either one could
wrestle tomorrow night.
Curt Alexander is undefeated
at 137. Alexander was fourth at
137 in the EIWA's last year.
Bob Guns! has won all three
of his matches at 147, including
a victory over Larry Hayes,
lowa State captain and two
time national champ at 147.
Kirk Pendleton, a junior, may
prove to be one of the biggest
surprises on the Lehigh squad.
Undefeated at 157 this year, he
took the 137-pound title in the
Lehigh prep tournaments of 1957
and 1958 and won more than 50
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.. . Engineer starter at 130
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star "as good a wrestler as I've
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cluded some mighty good grap
plers.
Jim Detrixhe will start at 177.
Leeman feels that Detrixhe
hasn't reached his potential be
cause of injuries and Illness.
He appears to be fully re
covered from an off-season knee
operation and has won all three
of his matches this year.
Dave Angell, the probable
starter at 191, finished second in
last year's EIWA's at 157 pounds.
Leeman calls him one of the best
competitors on the squad and one
of the most improved wrestlers.
Charles Moore, a junior from
Lancaster, will probably be Lee
man's heavyweight tomorrow
night Moore is 1-1 for the year.
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