Fri, Dee. 31, 1954

IOWA STATE--

Continued from Page Nine.

having all five regulars plunk
in a goal,
Kansas State, unbeaten in

three previous trips to the final,
was cold and confused. Also
helpless. The “comeback” of
6-foot 11-inch Jerry Jung was
rudely interrupted. He got four
points.

Parks High. é

Main Missouri delights were
Ned Parks and his 24 points,
Norm Stewart and his 18 and
BobeReiter and his 15. A sub-
stitute, Nugent Adams, led
Kansas State with 18. He was
the only tough board man, too. |

Getting back to Iowa State,
the Cyclones came here as a
lightly-regarded team and left

with a great many friends.
People think, with some breaks,
they could be tough.

Duncan and Gary Thomp-
son, who usually do it, led
Cyclone scoring and Stan
Frahm was his usual _ self,
which means he rebounded
vigorously and played defense

like glue,

It took a little over 25 slow-
moving minutes for the taller
Cyclones to destroy the zone
defense Oklahoma had erected
in honor of Duncan, but. they
finally got the job done.

Don DeKoster, starting his
first game at forward, opened :
an early lead with a couple of |!
longs and up until 15-10 the |:
Sooners kept alive on free
throws.

Fourteen _of their first 25
points came that way until
Jimmy Peck, 5-9 guard, got hot
and brought his team into the
game, at 21-21.

Holds Ball.

Once in this  strete
Sooners had set so ,