The ‘shorter ‘Cyclones trailed |
most of the way, falling as far |
as 11 points behind before tak- |
ing their second lead of the
game at 78-75 on a pair of
rapid goals by center Chuck |
Duncan.

‘Thompson Stars.

They never let it go, mostly
because a money-playing sopho-
more named Gary Thompson |
led a stall that- gave him’ six |
free throw chances, the last two
with 30. seconds left, ‘and ‘he
made them all.

Duncan and Tho
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The 6-foot 5-inch Benen
wheeled. in 34 points, a total
that surpasses his old school

~ record) of 27 considerably.
Duncan needed 26 shots for
his 13 goals and made eight
of 14 free throw tries.

Twice, because of being foul
laden, Duncan rested for brief.
periods on the bench, but he.
always came back when he was |
needed most ‘and he always came |
through.

The last time Iowa State
reached the second round was
in 1948 when they beat Harvard.

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say that the Jayhawks, parting

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Officiala—John Frasher. of Illinois
and Ken Pryor of Oklahoma.