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Cornell Never Headed

-Rolles swished set shots at 1:55)
and 2:25 to give Cornell a lead and
it was never headed, though tied
at 4-4, 6-6 and 10-10. The straw-
berry blond added a pair of gift
shots at 7:10 to break the last tie.

Cornell legged it out to 22-13 after
- 10 minutes and then enjoyed a 10-
point streak to up it to 36-20 late

in the first half. It was 42-30 at}:
_ intermission.

- Cornell came back from the rest
period in a cool state and lost half
of its lead. But it warmed up fast
to put in eight straight points.
There was one:stretch when Rolles
contributed eight consecutive Cor-
nell points, with only two free
throws by John Lyden ‘of the
Bruins breaking it up.

The Red’s widest margins were
19 points, with 9 minutes remain-
ing, when it was 67-48, and at the
windup.

Eabowoni Does Well _

Bo Roberson’s rebounding and
shooting were other Cornell fea-
tures. He had 15 points and didn’t
miss a field goal try until after
he. had made five straight. He
_missed when he tried a long set
early in the second half.

Joe Tebo was the best of the
Burins. He scored 25 points, mak-

 

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