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Heyman, Dischinger Dominate
Voting for All-Opponent Team
By SANDY PADWE '
Two of the nation’s best—
Terry Dischinger of Purdue
and Art Heyman of Duke—
were named to Penn State’s
all-opponent basketball team
yesterday. ,
The two All-Americans head a
list of six talented performers
named in a special poll for the
Collegian.
Bruce Drysdale and Russ Gor
don of Temple, Bob Duffy of
Colgate, and Joe Steiner of
Bucknell round out the team.
A tie between Gordon and
Steiner resulted in a six-man
squad.
There were no unanimous
choices but Dischinger and Hey
man were one vote shy.
Actually, Dischingcr’s selection
came as a surprise because the
I,ions held the Big Ten scoring
champ to his seasonal low of 14
points in Rec Hall Dec. 3 when
Stale pulled a 63-59 upset.
Heyman. on the other hand,
ruined State with a 27-point
performance as Duke crushed
the Lions 69-46 at Charlotte,
N.C.. Dec. 9.
“Heyman did the best job a deadly jump shot, scored 43
against ns all year,” Lion coach points against the Lions in two
John Egli said. “He’s unmerciful, games this year,
lie just goes over everyone. Andl He was extremely effective at
Patterson Ends Workouts
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. UP) would fall far short of the 17,000-
Floyd Patterson ended his boxingiseat capacity.
workouts for Monday’s worldj Some observers will be sur
heavyweight title defense yester- prised if there are more than 12,-
day while Ingemar Johansson,;ooo people in the house, paying
the ex-champion, started his five-; a b ou t $500,000. Many of the cheap
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‘ The Beach was taking this thirdj A 1 Bolan general mana-
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stride and there was no great;promoters, denied there had been
rush for the higher priced tick-iany reduction in ticket prices. A
els. There were'indications thatisellout would bring in about $850,-
Ihe crowd at Convention HalhOOO at a $lOO top.
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to think that he’s only a sopho
more!”
S Duffy and Gordon, a pair of
j juniors, are the only repeaters on
;this year’s all-opponent team.
Duffy, whose best weapon is
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Hamilton, N.Y., three weeks ago.
He scored 23 points and sparked
the Red Raiders to an 80-72 up
set victory.
Even though the 6-4 Gordon
scored •14 points and picked off
16 rebounds, the Lions managed
to upset Temple’s NIT entrants,
63-56 at Rec Hall 10 days ago.
They're still wondering in
Philadelphia how the Lions
pulled the shocker because
Drysdale was at his best too.
The 5-8 backcourtmarf scored 20
points and played an outstanding
floor game but the fired-up Lions
were in the mood for an upset.
Steiner, another junior, scored
47 points in two outings against
the Lions.
He was responsible for Buck
nell’s 71-67 victory at Lewisburg,
Pa., Jan. 10, scoring 27 points and
controlling the backboards with
11 rebounds. *
At Rec Hall. Feb. 7, he had
20 points but it wasn't enough
because the Lions squeezed out
i a 65-63 victory.
| Others receiving votes were
(Billy Packer, Len Chappell and
[Alley Hart of Wake Forest; Paul
Miller, Jim McCormick and Jim
Ritchie of West Virginia; John
Fridley of Pitt, and Carroll
Youngkin of Duke.
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UPI Names DuMars
Mark DuMars, Penn State cap
tain and scoring star, has been
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ed Press International’s “Small-
All-American” basketball team.
The team is limited to players no
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Howie Carl (DePaul), Dick
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Basketball Scores
NBA
Philadelphia 135 New York 12#
Boston 119 Detroit 118
College
St John’s 78 NYU 64
Marquette 77 Xavier of Ohio 74
Manhattan 78 Fordham 69
Southeastern Conf. Playoff
Kentucky 88 Vanderbilt 67
Twin-Bills
Penn State's 1961 baseball team
will play doubleheaders with
Syracuse, Pittsburgh, and Dela
ware. The Pitt and Delaware
twin-bills will be played at State.
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