PAGE SIX
Mitchell Leads
To 61-50 Win
Scores 20
As State
Cops 7th
By JIM KARL
Penn State rallied to clown
Duane!! 61-50 at Rec Hall last
night behind some torrid sec
ond half shooting by John
Mite/lull - accounted fur 34 of
State'i, first /9 points in the final
prTiod, and during that stretch
he scored 10 points in a row.
"'We had a defense for Harris
=(Cent•), but we didn't have one
for Mitchell." Bison coach Ben
Hi ibhF sadly said after the game.
"We knew that Hams could
senre, -hut we didn't count on
11 n g thtl hot."
WHILE MOST OF Mitchdrs 20
point , : came in the second half.
`Harris scored 10 of .his 16 in the
first period when Bison Joe Stein-
was hitt ing the mark with k:11-
'ing liceUrary,
Steiner sGored 19 points in the
first 20 nunutes. over half his
leain's total, and he may have
continued his hot hand in the sec
cond stanza if it weren't for a de
fensive maneuver by Lion coach
John Erb.
Egli moved State into a four
,man zone with John
guarding Steiner man-to-man, hod
-the .best the Bison senior could do
after that Was two fielders.
litt•iner Impt the Bisons in the,
game the firSt half with his deadly
one-hand jump shot, and at half
time the score was knotted at 27.
_ Phillips got State off to a 29-27 1
lead with a juniper at the start ofl
the second half. and Wen Mitchell:
Itecounted for St ale's next 10'
points:
But at the end of his. scoring,'
'spree, Bucknell was ahead 41-39.1
with Mike Fadden scoring 6;
:points for' Bucks-Jell. during that'
stretch.
CLOSE TO SEVEN Minutes re
mained when Mitch knotted the;
score al 46 with a long jumper'
and then Phillips put State into
the lead for keeps with a foul .
.
"That was my best night per
tage-wise (10.413)," Mitchell
mud. after the game, but not as ;
fin as total points go. I . got 21
agaiiel 'Niagara.
-"All in all I think it was a go)d,
team effort." he said. "If tin yi
wyuTd have run with 'us I think
we epuld have beat them by 20
points, but they played a slow-;
down offense.
'We needed this game— trsure
feels good to get hack on the
winning side again."
'tiu Lions
now have won two,
straight after dropping five in a.
row. They'll go into the Navy {
game at Rec Hall Saturday with
a 7-6 siLte. The loss gave Buck
lull a 1-7 record.
Snowy Simi:mines froth carers
we n' defeated by the Biicknell
fresh. 62- 4 8 in a preliminary came.;
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BASKETBALL OR WRESTLING: Earl Hoffman puts a headlock
on Don Lampus of Bucknell, as the two grapple for a loose ball
early in the second half of last night's action at Rec Hall. Stale
started slow but came an to win the game. 61-50.
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Ohio State Retains Top. Spot
By The Associated Press lbeaten list by West Virginia. _
, The University of Southern The , all-conquering Buckeyes
California made the , biggest adltrounced Northweitern in a Big
vance this week in the Associated Ten tussle to register their 11th
Press poll, jumping two notches straight triumph and corraled all
into fourth place Ohio State's un-Ithe first place votes cast by 41
beaten Buckeyes retained their,sports writers and sportscasters.
,position as the best major collegeiThis gave Ohio-State a point total
basketball team in the nation. la 410, based on 410 for a first
The Trojans,boosted their sea-IP lace "Le. nine LOT second, etc.,
son record with two weekend tri-I Cincinnati, whiCh boosted its
umphs over California to sweep season mark to 11-1, and Ken=
past Kansas State and Villanova,lucky, also 11-1, held firmly to
who dropped a berth to fifth and their second and third places, re
ixth, respectively. Kansas State,spectively. The Wildcats won their
- t to Colorado last Saturday and'loth straight Monday night defeat-
Hanova:was knocked off the un- ing Vanderbilt 7748.
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