Improved Tigers Hand Hopkins First M-D Defeat 69-62 Hampden-Sydney handed Johns Hopkins its first Mason-Dixon Conference basketball defeat at Baltimore. Saturday night. 69-62. with a tie-breaking, fourth-q uirt er rally. The Virginians, paced by Jerry Adams and Joe Slayaon who scor ed 19 and 1" points, respectively, broke open the game with a 22 point scoring spree in the fuial period as Hopkins withered against the visitors' slower style of play The* victory evened Hampden Sydney's league mark at 5-5 and left Hopkins with a 3-1 record. Bob Evans led Hopkins with 13 points while Dave Gipe had 11 H-S G F TP Adams, f 7 5 ,9 Vincent, f 2 0 4 Joyce, f 4 4 12 Hoffman, c 5 0 10 Slavdom g 6 5 17 Ben Curtis, g . . 0 4 4 Bob Curtis, g 11 3 Totals. 25 19 69 Hopkins F F TP Gipe. f 2 7 11 Wilson, f 13 5 Birch, f 3 2 8 Evans, c . ... 5 3 13 Lillien. g 2 6 10 Margolis. g 4 2 10 Fortunato. g .... 2 1 5 Totals ... 19 24 62 H-S ...... 21 14 12 22—69 Hopkins 19 15 13 15—62 Free throws missed: Hampden Sydney—Adams 3. Joyce 2. Slay don. Ben Curtis 2. Hopkins— Wilson 2, Birtch. Evans 3, Mar golis 2. Fortunato.

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