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Thompson Scores 22
in 86-60 Breeze . |

Ames, Ia. (@)—Gafy Thomp- |
son, veteran guardgon the Iowa

set the scorin¥Y pace Saturday
night as the Cyclones set back
_| North Dakota State, 86-60.

| Thompson, a junior, hit seven |
field goals and eight of 10 free
throws..

Medsker tallied 18 points to
match Forward. Gene Gamage

of North Dakota State.
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Totals 27 32-44 alo « Totals \23 14-26 22
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Towa. Sta eee -43 -43-—86
Norta Dakota State sees oe 1129 31—60

Kiacousl Bows

Lafayette, Ind. (@)—Pur-
due’s Boilermakers opened|
their pre-Big Ten basket ball)
season Saturday night with a
| 62-58 victory over Missouri,
which couldn’t get the re-|"
bounds. from Lamar Lundy,/
Purdue’s. star 6- ule 6 football
end.

Lundy hauled down 17 re-
bounds. He scored only © eight |
points. . ‘

Ron Jecha, 6-foot-5 Pardue
forward, was high scorer with
20 points, two more than Nor-
man Stejwart, 6-5 Missouri
guard. —

_ Joe Campbell, little dice
guard who is NCAA golf cham-
/ pion, suffered a leg injury late
|in the game.
Lenny Dawson, hot passing
-| Purdue quarterback, made his
first’ appearance in a varsity
| basket ball game—for 22 sec-

-}onds at the end,

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Ronsick

Denny
Stephens

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Stehr
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Paden

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