THE MICHIGAN DAILY Lucas, Dischinger Again Rule Big Ten By DAVE KIMBALL The battle is over, the victoryl 35 in a losing-cause to up his total+ for the two games to a bombastic won. 87 markers, good for an average of Jerry Lucas and his Ohio State 43.5 per game. basketball teammates have won Dischinger's record output of 52 their second straight Big Ten bas- points broke a record set only a ketball championship going away week before by Lucas when the and will probably become the first Buckeye great tallied 48, also team since 1944 to go undefeated against the scrappy Spartans, cur- in Big Ten play when they wind rently in ninth place in the West- up their -regular season activities ern Conference. The previous high Saturday against Illinois, had been Indiana's Don Schlunt's Moreover, the Buckeyes, who 47 against Ohio State in 1954 and have received the "best college repeated in 1955. team in history" label by many That 87 point scoring spree by experts, are overwhelming favor- Dischinger was the turning point ites to finish the season unde- in the scoring race between the feated. If they do, they will be two. He has since bloated his the first team to do it since North scoring average from around 25 Carolina turned the trick in 1957 per game to his current 13-game with a 30-0 record en route to an average of 29.5, well ahead of NCAA championship. Lucas' 24.5 over the same span. But in West Lafayette, Indiana, Lucas and Dischinger are with- home of Purdue's Boilermakers, all out a doubt two of the greatest is not lost. The Boilermakers, cur- stars in the country, if not THE rently tied with Iowa for second two greatest. Both were All-Amer- place in the Big Ten standings, icans last year as sophomores; will finish either second or third both were members of Uncle Sam's depending on the outcome of the undefeated Olympic team in Rome two teams in Saturday's finale. last summer; and both have been Still, the natives of that Indiana practically unanimous choices for city are already celebrating an- every All-American team which other championship. It's not quite has been released so far this year. as important as finishing first in The question is, who's greater, the standings and going into the Dischinger or Lucas? NCAA playoffs, but the citizenry is Who knows? nevertheless pretty happy over the Who Knows Two emergence of Terry Dischinger as It's hard to compare the two by the 1961 Big Ten scoring cham- their records alone because of the pion after a season-long duel with types of teams each star plays for. the Buckeyes' Lucas. Moreover, each has a similar style 'Disch' Wins of play, attitude, ability, etc., so Dischinger has been leading in this question will probably not be the race throughout the entire Big answered until after they gradu- Ten season, but until two weeks ate, if at all. ago there was no telling which of However, if a decision had to be these two All-Americans would be reached right now, it would have on top of the heap from week to to favor Lucas, if for no other week. reason than he is the most publi- But a scoring spree on Feb. 25th cized player to hit college ranks and 27th practicaly dispelled all since Wilt Chamberlain. doubts as to who would be the He has more support than just 1961 champ, and made Dischinger publicity, though. Pete Newell, who a shoo-in for his second title in as coached both boys as mentor of many years of college play. last year's. Olympic team, says On the 25th, in a Saturday night Lucas is the best player he has contest With Michigan State, the ever coached. 67" junior sensation from Terre As far as scoring is concerned, Haute set an all time Big Ten scor- the figures can be deceiving. Lucas, ing record when he pumped in 52 although he has scored 65 less points to lead Purdue to a come- points than Dischinger during the from behind 85-74 victory over the regular Big Ten schedule this year, Spartans. has nevertheless pumped in one Two nights later, against Iowa, more field goal than Dischinger. the pride of Purdue scored another His field goal percentage, inci- TODAY'S SPECIAL Blueberry Pancakes with Blueberry Syrup . 55c Je oen gulter 1201 South University dentally, was an fantastic .611 through the first 13 games. However, Dischinger's 152 free throw attempts and 131 comple- tions leads the Big Ten and his .862 percentage is second only to Larry Siegfried's record - pacing .917 from the foul line. The free throw statistics are a good indicatior of the different types of teams the two All-Ameri- cans play for. Dischinger is the center of the Purdue offense and many teams can afford to "sluff" off two or even three men on him when he has the ball. Consequently he gets fouled quite often. OSU Balanced Lucas, on the other hand, is on a team with tremendous scoring balance (four of its five starters are among the top 13 in Big Ten scoring) and teams can't afford to put more than on man on him. So what do the two stars think of each other, both on and off the floor? Well, you might call it sort of a mutual admiration society. "He's the greatest," says Lucas. "He's the greatest," says Disch- inger. But who's better, Dischinger or Lucas? Like I said, who knows? Purdue travels to lowly Wiscon- sin to close out its season. Ohio State must get by Illinois at Champaign to complete its per- fect season. It enters the mid- Eastern sectional round of the NCAA tournament the week after. ', BIG DISCH ... best ever for Purdue Morehead Makes NCAA Regional Cage Tournament By The Associated Press LOUISVILLE (A') - Morehead's little guards came through in an overtime last night to carry the Eagles over Western Kentucky 80- 72 and into the NCAA basketball tournament. The score was tied 66-66 at the end of regular play and 5-11 Gran- ville Williams hit nine points and Heckle Thompson added three to eliminate Western from the Ohio Valley Conference playoff. Morehead which came from be- hind to whip Eastern Kentucky in a playoff Monday night, trailed 35-33 at halftime and began con- necting from far out to surge ahead of the Hilltoppers. 01 ,.__=9 Western played four minutes without scoring a point to the second half and finally caught up with 3:48 left in the game when sophomore Jim Dunn hit a 20- footer for a 58-58 tie. Dunn hit again to put Western in front 60- 58 and with 20 seconds left, Ed Noe hit twice from the free throw line to pull Morehead within two points of Western 66-64. Bobby Jackson stepped out of bounds and the ball went to M4ore- head with 12 seconds left. Thomp- son was fouled again, hit one, got a bonus and tied it up with 10 sec- onds to go. College Cage Harvard 67, Yale 63 Penn 88, Princeton 63 Brow 79, Dartmouth 77 Duquesne 78, LaSalle 63 Cornell 107, Syracuse 78~ Daily Classifieds Bring Results ODETTA FRI. NITE Ann High. Arbor School p____________________________ _____________ a -EX-. CHEMICAL recordsl opportun WORLDcompani Here are Caltex pr WIDE Annua well ov W IDE 16who throug * Of the with a CAREERSin its co in BS or California Texas Oil Corporation and Overseas Affiliates Jointly Owned by Standard Oil Company of California and Texaco Inc. 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