KU DEEP, EAGER!

‘Rely Mainly on the Crop
# of Sophomores.

HAVE WON FOUR TO DATE
But All of These Victories Have

Been Recorded in Friendly
_¢: Hoch Auditorium.

 

(This is the fourth of a series |
of analyses of team personnel
- of the clubs which will partici-
pate-in the annual Big Seven
conference tournament, The
4-day affair opens December

27 in Municipal Auditorium.)
"JAYHAWK SCOREBOARD.

Reroni to Date—W 4,1 0; 83.2. 8, U:

Cr3 ae Tulsa 66; 77 Rice 67; 100

Rice !

f-c; J Anderson, 53 Bill Brainard, ¢;

Larry Davenport, f; Dallas Dobbs, g: Bil |

He ; Gary Padgett, f; Jack eC, Sa.

1952 Big Seven Kinish—First (tie),
10-2; all games—16-%.

Previous Tournament Finishes—1946,
second; 1947, third; 1948, second; 1949,
sixth; 1950, third; 1951, first; 1952,
second; 1953, first; (17 W. 7 L, .708). ~

Remaining Sa ar games, none,
Opponent—Iowa State, 8 D.

m, Tuesday.

There will be no more eager
gang hit the Municipal Audi-
torium boards for the ninth an-
nual Big Seven basketball tour-
nament, beginning Monday, than
Kansas.

Phog ‘Allen’s thirty-eighth Jay-
hawk edition is not to be con-
fused with its immediate pre-
decessors. But it will scrap,
hustle, shoot goals with effici-
ency and swarm the enemy with
depth. There are only four
seniors on the current roster
and none of them is starters.
Fact is, Allen is dedicated to
sophomores this winter. He has
Statied four i) at four ol the
Kansans’ games to date and like-|enough to help in all or various
ly will follow that script right}situtions. Two high leaping
through the tournament. juniors, Gary Padgett. Green-