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Cpgers Wet 'Tenipj‘ .. . at . Pale Ora - TO-night
Penn State faces tourney-hopeful Temple at Philadelphia's Palestra tonight in the sec
ond game of a doubleheader, and unless the Lions find their shooting eyes they may give
the Owls a push towards a post-season tournament bid.
St. Josephs and St. Peters (N.J.) play in the first game.
Temple has a 15-7 record - so far this year with a game remaining against Gettysburg
Saturday.
Temple and St. Josephs are in- the running for the Middle Atlantic Conference title
and the winner will go to the NCAA tournament. If Temple should lose the race,- it still
has a chance for a bid to the NIT,
provided it beats State tonight
and Gettysburg Saturday.
. The Lions don't have any tourn
ament bids
- to` - worry about, but
'John Egli is concerned about
"State's poor shooting nights-, of
late.
"We're certainly due for a gciod
shooting night," Egli said yester
day, "and I just hope it comes
against Temple, because we'll
need it at the Palestra."
_ State hasn't been able to sur
pass 68 points per game for six
straight games,. yet the Lions have
won four of those, largely because
of an airtight defense.
In the four games State has
won, they have limited the op
position to 55 points or la s s. They
eld Carnegie Tech to 45 points,
Gettysburg to 43, Army to 36
and Pitt to 55.
. During that period the Lions
were beaten by Bucknell. 69-68.
- and West Virginia, 79-60 The 79
• points by the Mountaineers were
six below their average of 85,
which puts them among the top
10 teams across the nation in * * *
Army," Egli said the other day,
average points per game. -
"so we slow down the game with
ONE OF THE main reasons for,a good defense."
the opposition's inability to score' The strength of : Egli's zone
against State is the zone defense (either a. two-out, three-in, or a
devised by coach Egli., three-out. two-in) lies in fast foot-
Egli h acknowledged as a mad - ;work and getting a good position.
ter of this phase of basketball:)
Be has completed the first two EGLI EXPLAIN S the
this:
S the funds
omethi
chapters of his book of "trade menials
s ng
secrets" of the zone defense, andi "When you have the ball in
be's scheduled to talk for 45 min-Zany ,area. we play you man-for
utes on )tis zone at the NCAA man in the zone. When you cut,
. coaches convention at Lexington;somebody picks you up right
Ken., late in March., iaway. -
- "We don't have the speed or "Did you see how confused
the man ;power to run and shoot Generalovich (Brlan,‘a Pitt sopho
with teams like Gettysburg and more) wal out there Saturday?
Jay Balks at Salary Terms
TAMPA, Fla. (AP)—Joey Jay,'Dewitt said the last offer to Jay
a 21-game winner with the Ka-,was $22,500.
tional League champion .Cincin- ,
I Jay declared the next move is
nati Reds last year,- threidened
lup to Dewitt and I have made
to quit unless his—salary'de- 1
no move to contact; him. Maybe
mends are met. " if he doesn't want me some oth-
Jay, a key figure in the 'Reds' ,
ier club does If not. I have no
surprising drive to the 1961 pen-i •
alternative but to qu it. "
nant, was frank in discussingi—
figures. s Jay is part owner of filie West
He said he was paid 05,000 1 Virginia oil wells.
last year and was offered $20,0001 He said he had been in the
for 1962. But, he added, he is ask- major leagues for six years and
big $30,000 or more.that now is the time for him to
;
Reds' General Manager, Bill -e• n raise."
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Sports Editor
EARL HOFFMAN
7:38 P.M.
AXE
IHE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
.. starters tonight
*
He'd make a move around one of
our, players and before he could
get off a shot somebody else
would be on top of him."
Egli will start. the same five
players - against Temple , that
'opened the game - against Pitt
Gene Harris, John Mitchell, Earl
Hoffman, John Phillips, and Ulo
Kart.
EGLI WAS PLEASED with the
way Kart- played in the final
minutes against Pitt. With the
Panthers breathing down State's
back. 54:53, and less than •three
minutes to go, Kart came through
with four valuable points.
"He still gets tired and I have
to take him out," Egli said, "but
he's coming Fdong.- If he keeps
working he'll be alright." :
BASKETBALL SCORES
College
Mr Force St Saudi Dakota 57
Grove City 941, Atlfibray GO
WPIAL, Class A
Sec. 5 championship
Uniontown 70. Monesren 4..:i
New College Diner
ntewr Bet :en. the MoW's
CRADLE BEACH
CAMP
located 30 miles ho l m
Buffalo. N.Y:
physically handicapped
and depefirecl children
JOHN PHILLIPS
A catmip for
MALE COUNSELORS
NEEDED
INTEINIEWS
Tuesday, Much 8
Further Inforasktion
and a t apointerianta
MSc* atMadam! IM
118 Willard •
Two-Point
Highlights
A two-point !victory by Berks, 21-19, over Nittany 23
highlighted the independent half of the IM swimming corn
`Won at Glennland Pool last night:
Berks had a ] comfortable lead of 21-14 going into the
' event, the 120-yard relay, on the strength of a second
finish in the free style by'
Scranton, a first place in the
itstroke by Leland Lantz,
one-two sweep by Mike;
- and "Kali' Stauffer in the
:kstroke. •
SEVEN-POINT- margin
proved insufficient, how
as Nittiny 23 copped first
in. the relay with a winning'
of 1:11.5. =
)then independent swimming
, the Aquanauts won by for
wer Nittany. 21-2. Despite
the Aquanauts took to the
for unofficial timing.
Parsons,. the top swimmer
group, made the spectators
_ the time . was unofficial.
Parsons swam both the back
stroke and breaststroke, narrowly
missing the IM records in each
event. Hampered by a cold, and
without competition, he swam
_the
backstroke in 37.4 seconds—. 4 off
the record—and the breaststroke
in 35.4 seconds, only .1 of a sec
ond off the mark.
In the fraternity half of the
competition, Delta Tail Delta de
feated Delta Signia Phi, 21-11.
Firsts in the freestyle, breast
stroke, and backstroke accounted
for the Delta' victory.
DELTA SIG managed to cop
first place in the diving. Taking
top honors was "Dek" Kitchen
with a score of 16.8. Kitchen
gained his points with a 5.6 on
his front dive, a 4.1 .on his back
dive, and a 6.4 on his optional at
tempt; a forward one and a-half
pike 'position. •
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Decision
INI Swim
By 8) CARPENTER
Indies Advcince
In IM Handball
In games concluded in the
quarter-final round of the inde
pendent handball tournament
last night at Rec Hall, footballers
Steve Popp and Pete Liske de
feated Ron Avery and Gary
Oberst, 21-13 and 21-1.
It took Howard &track' and
Eric Vonderheid three games to
defeated Craig Young and John
Buck, 21-17, 14-21, and 214.
other games Michael' Brad
,.
shim and. Eugene McLaughlin de
feated ...Robert Eshenbaugh and
Robert Fritchman, 21-11 and 21-
211• Finally, Don Benner and Bruce
Blaming, the independent hand
ball singles champion, trounced
John Staples and Richard H
mar, 21-0 and 21-1.„
The • tournament will be
sumed again tomorrow night when
the victors will meet in the semi
final round. The competition will
pit Popp and Lake against
Schrack and Vanderheid, and
Bradshaw. and McLanghlin versus
Benner and Blanning.
The farternities, tod, moved
along in, their handball doubles
tournament. In their competition,
Ron Pifer and Richard Pat of
Beta Theta Pi defeated Sigma Pi's
Richard Jantzer and Thomas
Molnar, . 21-3 and 21-13. Other
action found Richard Kessler and
Kenneth Hickok of Alpha Zeta
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