Bobcats Bow 76-63To Southeastern U.gn*Frostburg Slate’s Bobcats, .-using a full court press!? in the closing minutes of the second half, were found! guilty of frequent personal fouls and Southeastern Uni-L versity of Washington capitalized on its tosses at the char*;* ity stripe to defeat the visitors I -T~“-— !j76-63 yesterday in the Nation’s! Southeastern- had just one/ Capital. * |more field'goal than the Frost-iFrostburg, which absorbed its;'burgers, 26-25, but made 24 of! tlth loss of the season againsti34 foul shots to the Bobcats’ L3 three wins, held the Washington!of 20.quint-at even terms at the close! Frostburg’s next game is with of the first half 36-36. AHoon Campus, former Altoona jSoutheastern gained the upper* Cenler, in the Pennsy city on1*hand for keeps at 56-55 on a bas-i Friday. L\kel by Brown and scored the Fr'1,|hor* c. r py i'alast seven points of the ball'^!7Wk * H ’game, mostly ot, conversions at wtmrr ................s 1.1 j n|rthe foul dine, to ice the dec is ion.; y^7 I £S JLeon Brumback and Hank wtiitmnr* a lt;y lt;i s lt;vWinner both deparied from lte S,WM ;;;;;;;;;;; I £ j * «contest for Frostburg vra per- u«*aiiyn.................0 0-n a o'sonals. The former Ml with TM,„ ............13:52 remaining and Winner exiled with 3:24,Bob Lomax, 5-8 Southeastern eager, scored 23 points and ErnieSouihcflftlero f, f lp 7Comacho ....... 2 3-7 2 $Sorter ..................2 1-4 0 5Lomox ........... 7 3-1Q 2 23ShtJfftld .... 2 3-3 2 7Cajge, 6*2 reserve, kept pace £08,*n .............n i*1 i iwith 23aiso. George Lauder'tai- S«n2 vi? 5 *5 alied 20 for Coach Harold Cordfs’iKflt; ...........t o- o \ 2Bobcats while “Bulch Voting, T»,»i, ......* mid Muggs. Sigler -each had1 n*inim* *mre: _ i12 and winner scored u. !sou^S?ebn' Tt