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|on a questionable call that
brought Phog Allen off the
ende and into a brief verbal
exchange with Iowa State Train-
er Beryl Taylor.

Davenport made both free
throws and it was 80-79. Kan-
sas immediately tried a full-
court press and fouled Frahm
—who missed both free throws.

Fortune was with the Cy-
clones. There was a scramble
on the second missed throw and
they got it out of bounds.
‘Thompson was fouled again with
30 seconds to go and again add-
ed two points to make it 82-79.

Kansas’ final bucket just. beat
the gun. It was launched by
sub Ronald Johnston “and the
Cyclones" didn’t ne, — block
| that shot.

It was Iowa State’ s fifth vic-
oe in six games.

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K-State Defeats
California, 88-75
‘ KANSAS CITY, MO. (2) —
Kansas State’s: Wildcats rolled
to an easy 88-75 victory over
the guest California Bears to
advance to the semifinal round
of the Big Seven tournament
Tuesday night,

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California, which came to
the tournament with a 7-1
record, appeared to be on its
“way midway in the first half
and had a 29-24 lead before
Kansas State’s 6-foot 11-inch
Jerry Jung came in to hit
four successive field goals,

Kansas State edged. into a
45-41 halftime lead then rolled
to a 17-point advantage midway
through the last half and coast-
ed in. Bob McKeen, California’s
220-pound center, led the scor-
ing with 32 points. 3
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