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had been as high as 11, and
the game got real tense at
49-48, with less than 3 min-
utes to go.

Then Vogt, 6-foot 5-inch re-
bounder from Clinton, moved
into the post and made a short
shot. This was answered a
minute later by Colorado re-
serve Gordon Johnson, who
grabbed a loose ball and
scored.

Starts Dribbling.

Thompson, who led all
scorers with 18 in this de-
fensive battle of switching as-
signments, then took over. He
dribbled for about 35 seconds
before he lost the ball. Colo-
rado’s George Hannah tried a
hook shot which missed and
Thompson grabbed the re-
bound and was off again.

There were 49 secgnds
left when Thompson started
dribbling and 37 when Hél-

_ zer, maxing a frantic body
block, fouled the one-time
Roland star.

If there was one thing the
Cyclones had been having foul
luck with it was free throws.

Don Medsker, the 6-8 sopho-
|more center, had scored seven
in eight tries, and the rest of
the team had totaled two for
EZ.

Gary had missed each of the
four times he had stepped to
the charity line. But he’s a
clutch player, and much de-
pended upon the fact that he
| didn’t miss now.

So he didn’t. He made
one. Then he made another.
Colorado promptly took
time out, planning what it
could do about a 53-50 defi-
cit in 37 seconds.

| What it did was free Helzer
‘under the basket. He got his

layup, Iowa State got the ball
|and Thompson got back into
; action.

 

 

starts, the last three in a

row.

Thompson and sophomore
forward Jc..n Crawford were
the guiding forces of the
early play in which Iowa
State was twice tied at 4-all,
then took a 10-4 lead.

Crawford and Thompson
each tallied eight of their
points in the opening 20 min-
utes and Jumping John was
vital under the defensive,
board, grabbing nine of Iowa.
State’s 22 rebounds.

Colorado, with 6-7 Han-
nah and limber 6-5 Jim Ran- ||
gios, out-rebounded the Cy-
clones, 45-40, but the quick
hands of Thompson, Lyle

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at was high for the team
the mountains, earlier a

The biggest lead in the first.
half was 10 when Crawford
put together two. quick buck- |
ets. Thompson hit a jump |
shot to make it 39-28 in the|
second half, but then trouble |
sci in.

Iowa State didn’t get as
‘many shots, but it used
them better. The Cyclones
made 21 of 56 for 37.5 per
cent as comnared to 19 of

61 for the Buffs.

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