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Chuck Rolles tossed 37 points as
Cornell beat Brown, 82-63, at Bar-
ton Hall Friday night- It was the
highlight event of an otherwise
quiet evening for the game itself
was rather listless. It was that
onesided.

But the approximately 2,000 fans,
at least half of them keeping score,
showed enthusiasm over the bas-
kets produced by
Rolles, especially
the one 1:30 be-
fore the end and

still one other
with 10 seconds
remaining.

Chuck put in 15
of his 30 field
goal tries, added
seven of nine free
throws and had
one large evening. ===
He assisted on Rolles
eight other goals and ciikad off
four rebounds.

His effort broke three records
and tied another. Here’s what he

 

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-1,.Set. a Barton Hall varsity
record of 37, beating the 35
scored by Bucky Roche of Syra-
cuse Jan. 5, 1952.

‘2, Set a Barton Hall varsity
record by a Cornellian of 37,
beating the 34 scored by Jack
Sheehy against Yale Feb. 12,

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3. Set a Cornell record of most
field goals in a single game of
15, beating the 14 scored by
Jack Sheehy against Yale Feb.
12, 1955.

4. Tied the highest single game
total by a Cornellian, the 37
scored by Hillary Chollet against
Syracuse at the State Fair Col-
iseum Feb. 23, 1949.

The Big Red had little trouble
cashing its first Ivy League vic-
tory. It came back neatly after
hitting the skids against Harvard

last weekend. It will sit on a 3-1)

 

ing all nine of his feos throws.
Brown. has now lost six straight
to Cornell.
Rolles played all but 2:09. He had

18 points in the first half when he '
put in eight of his 12 fielders. As|‘
the second half wore on and Chuck:

wore out he began missing. He
even missed a pair of free throws,
which is unlike him.

Coach Roy Green sat him out
with 4:13 remaining. The ‘“‘score-
keepers’ in the south stands ob-
jected’ strenuously, When the
“‘hoos” died down the ‘‘We want
Rolles’” chant picked up. That
spurred. Coach Greene to send a
courier, Trainer Tom. McGory, to
the scorer’s table. So with 2:04 re-

i|maining Rolles was reinserted.
He had a miss before Larry].
4|Pearson fed him with a pass and
‘the laid it in. That was his 14th

goal. He barely beat the gun with
his 15th.

Chuck demhipeibed best when
the regulars were with him. With-
out Meade, Ray Zelek, Roberson
and a few others the Bruins were
able to concentrate more on trying
to stop him. The result was that

he passed up several shooting om; .

portunities to pass off.
The summaries:
Cornell (82)

eae Pe
Rolles 153 7-9 2
Schantze 0° 00 0
Pearson Oo ©6—0-0 2
Mattes 0.. 4-7 3
Hughes if 00° 3
Kogan oF 0-0 2
Zelek 2+ 2-2 3
Calkin 0. 1-2 1
Robinson , OF 1-2. 2
Roberson T 1-3 3.4
Meade 4 4-4 iat
Marriott Zz 0 0-1 2
Hornung 0 0-0 0
Monroe 2 0-0 0
Totals 81 20-30. 25
Brown (68)
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Merritt. 3 5-9 1
Gerould 0 2-3 3
Lyden OQ 4-5 2
Stephens 0 0-0 0
Alaimo 2 2-4 5
McCreery a 0-0 1

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