Loyola,

Victory

Parr Cans 26
To Pace Easy

Win for Cats

: BY DICK SNIDER
| Daily Capital Sports Editor

| MANHATTAN—Towering Jack}
Parr hit 26 points and got plenty
of help from Kansas State’s
‘long-range shooters here Thurs-
day night as the Wildcats flogged
‘Loyola of Los, Angeles, 92-66.

Parr, K-State’s 6-9 sophomore
'‘hope~-from © Richmond, Va., ~ hit:
‘hooks, tip-ins) and layups, and}
leaped’ high to guide in some
shots from far. out as he posted
his personal single-game high.

Squaring, their season’s. record}
jat 2-2, the Wildcats treated a
lerowd of about 7,200 to a hot
first half in which they hit: 44
per cent of their shots in posting
a 43-29 lead,

Parr got. six baskets in- the
first half, .and Fritz Schneider
and Stone wound up. with 12
points.

Pate: fayoriie above the op-
position that could offer no
player taller than 6-4, also col-
lected 20 rebounds in the ap-
proximately 35 minutes he
played. The total is just three
‘short of the K-State record .

_ owned by Dick Knostman.

K-State ruled bot backboards, {

height advanage :

paid off wtih 74 rebounds to Loy-|
‘ola’s 43.
‘". State, enjoying the romp
against the over-matched. Lions,
was even notter in the second
half than the first. The Wild-|'
cats, after hitting 19 of 43 shots
in the first half, connected on
18 of 39 in. the second half for
46 per cent, and 45.1 per cent
for the game.
' Loyola put up only four fewer|.
shots than K-State, but got only|*
26'of the 78 for 33 per cent.

The victory broke a'two-game}:
State losing streak taken on the