SATURDAY. JANUARY 12. 1963
Lion
Special to the Collegian
Penn State, goes after its
ninth win in 11 starts tonight
at Syracuse after shaking off
the second half blues against
Colgate and rallyingto top the
Red Raiders,-78-70, last night
at Hamilton, N.Y.
The Lions blew a 20-point first
half lead and then had to rally
in the final eight
_minutes ,to stop
victory hungry Colgate. The Red
Raiders are now, 2-6.
STATE ROLLED to a 40-20 lead
with 3:45 left in the first half,
mainly on the shooting of Bobby
Donato, who led all N•i ttany
scorers with 20 points. The junior
guard canned all of his points in
the• first half, injured his back
again and then saw very little
Riflemen Gun
For 4th Victory
By, iD CARPENTER
Optimism is a quality that one
rarely finds in a coach, especially
prior to meeting a strong foe. Yet
when asked how he thought his
riflemen would do against the
Cadets of West Point, Sgt. Joe
Watson of Penn State said,"We're
all Set. We stand - a good chance
of winning."
There could be a couple of rea
sons for the Lion mentor's opti
mism prior to facing a strong
Army team this afternoon.
Watson is taking with him ten
shooters who are all capable of
firing scores _of 285 or better.
These sharpshooters are team
captain Rich Gogolkiewicz, Bill
Shaffer, Neil Anderson, Den
Brumbach, Les Parmele, Dick
Taylor, Chuck Nagel, Warren
Grossman, Walt Estep, and Walt
Morrow.
The optimism could also be due
to the fact that during practice
this week the Lions have recorded
scores as high as 1439. According
to Watson a score of 1430 should
be good enough to win.
The Lion coach considers - to
day's meet one of the big three
of the season, with the others
against Navy, Feb. 2, and West
Virginia, Feb. 15.
Both teams enter the meet with
a winning season thus far. The
Black Knights of the Hudson are
2-1. Their only loss was against
1960 national champion, West Vir
ginia, 1434-1433. The Lions are
currently boasting a 3-0 log. Their
victories came at the expense of
Pittsburgh, Lehigh, and Duquesne.
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Wins -•et After :I•wing Lead
action in the second half.
Also injured was Torn 141aliii
chak who hurt his ankle. However,
both are expected-to be ready for
the battle with the Orange.
After the Lions jumped to the
40-20 lead, Colgate started hitting
and closed the lead to 44-28 as the
half ended.
In the' second half State ran
into trouble with fouls and with
the - hot shooting hand of Colgate
forward Bruce Corbett. The 6-4
junior hit on five straight one
handers and before State knew
it, the score was, 46-40.
With 9:20 left the Red Raiders
tied the game at 59-59 and the
sparse crowd of 200 sensed a
big upset. Bob TeCarr then put
Colgate into the lead at 61-59
with 8:00 remaining. .„
THE TWO CLUBS Battled back
and forth and with 5:00 left, coach
John Egli's cagers led just 64-63.
But at this point State got hot
INTRAMUR
Basketball
Lyons 111 25 Lyons II 17
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Mifflin 34 Lyons IV 21
Clearfield 113 Lyons I 14
Venango 23 Butler 19
Berks 41 Somerset 9
Luzerne 28 Lawrence 24
Crawford 20 Carbon 14
Armstrong 22 Jefferson 18
Allegheny 34 Indiana 7
High Scorer—
TOM TAYNTON, Lawrence, 10
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tonight 8:30-12 . .30. All
freshmen
and wrapped up the game on scores
by Weiss, John Ludwig, and Terry
Hoover, With 2:00 left, the Lions
had control, 72-63; and coasted to
the win
"I - enjoyed the
first half, but we
certainly were
sluggish in the
second half," a
happy Egli said
after the game.
"We we re -in
trouble with
fouls in the sec
ond half and also
got crippled up a
little. But Lud
wig did a good
job for us. His malinchak
presence probably saved the
game."
Malinchak and Hoover, State's
two big men, played most of the
second half ,with two fouls and
Donato did not see action in the
L. RESULTS
Lam Chi Al 8 Kap Del Rho 0
Zeta Beta Tau 8 Chi Phi 0
Sigma Pi 6 Sig Tau Gam 2
Phi Cam Del G Phi Mu Delia 2
Al Cam Rho 4 Sig Al Mu 4
Independent League C
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Bowling
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S Crawford
second half because of his back.
Hoover and Malinchak both
fouled out late in the game.
Ludwig threw in several key
foul shots late in the game and
also came up with several steals.
EARL HOFFMAN, State's lead
ing scorer, was held to 12 points.
Besides Donato, heading the
scoring parade were Bob Weiss
with 18, and Hoover with 13.
Penn State outshot Colgate
from the field by hitting 32-62
shots while the Red Raiders fired
for 28-60. The Lions were 14-20
from the foul line and Colgate
was 14-23.
State will be attempting its
first double victory on the road
against Colgate and Syracuse
since 1942. Last month the Lions
topped the Orange, 67-54, at Rec
Hall. Syracuse is 3-5.
'Snowy Simpson's Penn State
freshman will be seeking their
second win of the season today
when They face the Alt Oona Cam-
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pus at the Altoona YMCA.
The Lion frosh opened their ab
breviated 7-game schedule with a
76-59 win over Bucknell Tuesday.
Altoona comes into the game
with a 6-3 record and will be
shooting to repeat last year's win
over• the freshman.
Starting frOm Altoona will be
Chuck Watkins, 6-2, and Dave
McCoy, 6-0 at the forwards; Chuck
Roebuck, 6-3, at center and Bob
Irwin, 6-0, and Jim Carrieri, 5-10,
at the guards.
Carver Clinton, Ray Saunders,
Tony Neumayr, Jim Reed and
Jerry Roseboro will start for State.
The summaries
PENN STATE
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li ,0 18 Tventr 2 2 11
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:3 I 7 Drueleler 9 6 23
0 4 IMtiter 11 5 17
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