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lahoma was willing to chase him.
Neither team shot consistent-
ly in the first half, which ended
with Oklahoma ahead, 36-35.
The game see-sawed: early in
the second half until Jerry
Sandbulte‘ fired the. Cyclones
into a 53-43 lead that held. This
lead ruined Oklahoma’s zone. |
_ Peck, the fast boy who was
put on Thompson, started the
job with no fouls and -wound
up with the maximum | five in
6 minutes. :

Naturally, when the game
hit the three-minute mark,
- Iowa State went into a stall,
featuring Thompson — and
Frahm. Gary gave the 10,500
fans in Municipal Auditorium
@ show.

Folks around Roland, who
used to think he was some stuff,
would have found it delightful
around here. Everybody seemed
to think that. If there’s one
thing Gary can do it’s to dribble.

‘Coach Bill Strannigan’ used
| only seven” men, Iowa State’s
' sixth victory in eight starts.

Scoring was balanced except for
Larry Wetter, who drew a
blank. a peice he’s one of oy
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'fense held both Lane and Peck
‘to nine. Wetter and Sandbulte
‘shared the job on Lane and)
Thompson did most of the work
on Peck.
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