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Washington Suffers 6th Straight
Loss as Kansas State Cap-|
tures an 81-75 Vistory.

IOWA STATE ON RALLY

[Colokado Leads by Twelve Points
| at Half, but Cyclones Go —
on Spree to Win, 70-63.

Two of the longest losing
streaks - ‘in major college bas-
ketball’ grew a game longer
each yesterday afternoon in the
consolation round of the Big
Seven pre-season _ basketball
tournament at Municipal Audi-
torium.

Kansas State’ staved off guest
Washington’s second half rally
to take an 81 to 75 decision, the
third for the Wildcats over the
‘Huskies and the sixth straight
loss for the West coast crew.
Iowa State overcame a 28-40
halftime deficit to hand Colo-
radé its seventh straight loss,
70 to 63, in the early game.

A Crowd of 3,500.
About 3,500 persons sat in

on the afternoon twin bill. Iowa|?2é
State and Kansas State meet} {qhnson

for the consolation champion-
ship at 4 o'clock and either
Washington or Colorado will get
into the win column when they
meet at 2 o'clock. ee
team has won a g

season. ,

| K-State never succeeded in
pulling away from the Huskies

as they battled toe to toe/¢tat

\through the first two quarters.

After an early 5-1 Wildcat: lead, Jung
|the score was tied at 8-all. Jesse|sny
|Prisock hit five straight points|Poore

jto give K-State a 13-8 lead, as
jlarge a spread as the team en-
| joyed in the first quarter. Two
| goals by 6-11 Jerry Jung and a
\free throw by Jim Smith gave
|the Cats a 21-16 lead late in the
\first but Washington closed to
an 18-21 position at the buzzer.
Washington began, pressing
the K-State Stamina with a fast
break in the second quarter and
it paid off as the Huskies took
over late in the period. But
first two goals by J. R. Snyder
and one by Kent Poore gave
the Wildcats a 31-24 lead 3%
minutes into the period.
The double teaming center
position of the Huskies with
Dean Parsons and Jim Coshow
was giving the Wildcats trou-

ble. Parsons and Coshow: both|.

hooked shots in and Doyle Per-
kins hit two jump shots as
Washington took the lead, 35-
|34, Dick Stone, Snyder and
|\Roger . Craft pulled _K-State

‘the Cats led, 42-39, at the half.

Forest Fire Won't Interfere
With Rose Bowl TV.

Hollywood,. Dec, 29.(AP)—_—
The National Broadcasting
company quickly squelched
today speculation that the Mt.
Wilson forest fire might inte?-
fere with the coast-to-coast
telecast of the Rose bowl.
game New Year’s day.
Television ‘transmitters are
located atop the peak, .
“No matter what happens on
Mt. Wilson,’ N. B. GC. stated,
‘‘we will be able to carry the
Rose bowl game live coast- to
coast.”’
It was disclosed, however; =
that local telecasting of the
game might be affected if.
flames should reach the 4
million dollars worth of TV.
installations on the peak.
Transmitters on the seven Los
Angeles area video stations
are located there.

 

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Duncan was top rebounder for
Iowa State with eight and
Haldorson grabbed fifteen’ for’
Colorado, -
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Officials—Nash, Rust.

Free throws missed—Kansas State: Prisock
2, J. Smith 2, Jung 5. Washington: Bryan 3,
Patnoe, Tripp, arsons 2 Coshow, Johnson
4, Voegtlin, Perkins.

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