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|six points. He got te all in the},
|first half and left via the foul |:
route with 11:05 remaining. |

> Kansas ° State ‘hit 24-of-57
shots from the field for 42.1
per cent,’

It was a ‘thriller throughout, :
the first half with the score tied
four times and the lead switching
hands nine times. Finally, K-
;|State pulled, into a 41-34 half-|;
time. lead and it sepia like it

might be over,

‘| Kansas . State haorsea to a
47-36 margin after 1:10 had
elapsed in the second period as
Dick Stone, Gene Wilson and
Jack Powell connected while
‘|Coshow was sinking one for the
| Huskies. ,
| Then the Pacific Coast club
began pecking away and ‘finally;
pulléd even. at 57-57 when Boin |
hit a free throw following Parr’s |,
|fifth. infraction. Coshow’s fielder |
.jabout three minutes later gavel)
s\the Huskies their first lead of |;
-|the second half at 63-61.
a| K-STATE (74)

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Totals ~ . Jes es eee S
WASHINGTON (69) .

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Officials: _ Thornton 5 enkins, - “(Colum-
bia, Mo. ae ; John Lloyd (Denver, Colo.)

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