Thompson Coo] in Clutch.

Duncan was the big gun with
thirty-four points, twenty-four of
them in the first half. He and
a cool sophomore named Gary
Thompson held the key to the
victory.

Kansas held the lead from the
mid-point of the first half until
Duncan laid up the goal which
ended the Jayhawk domination.

Once Iowa State had that 78-75
lead the Cyclones played it
cautieusly. Larry Davenport
came off the bench t zoal one
Sox tne Jayhawks shortly after-|
wards, (ith 3:06 left), then}
wa State took the ball out and
brought it in to stall for more
than a minute.

With two minutes left, the
Cyclones called a time out. Then
Thompson, a fancy sophomore
who three times was an all-
state high schooler in Iowa,
forced K, U.’s Dallas Dobbs in-
to his second foul of the game.
The cool Thompson threw both
in for an 80-77 lead.

Kansas came down court only
to have Stan Frahm intercept
a pass thrown by K. U.’s John
Parker. But K. U. got it again
on a sideline scramble. Gene
Elstun shot and missed and
Iowa State’s Chuck Vogt was
called for charging after re-
bounding the shot. Davenport