Huskies Tie It. Up.

Kansas State erected a. 46-39
lead as the third quarter started
but later on Tripp, Parsons and
Patnoe hit a flurry of points for
‘Washington to make it a 49-all
jtie with four and a half minutes
jof the period to go, Big Jerry
jJung came alive and with
\Prisock spearheaded a_ rally
which pulled the Cats away to
‘a 65-57 at the end of the quar-

Kansas State got two 9-point
leads in the final quarter and
once had an 11-point gap before
a late Washington rally com-
bined with a full court press
\chopped it to its final margin,
|81-75.

Dean Parsons, Washington
‘center, hit eleven of eighteen
field shots and two free throws
for game scoring honors, twen-
ty-four, Jesse. Prisock had eight
goals and three free ones for}
nineteen points, high for the
Wildcats, Washington edged the
winners in shot percentage, - 38
per cent to 37.2 per cent, K-State
jhad one more rebound than the
'Huskies, 44 to 43.

Cyclones Catch Up.

The Cyclones, hitting only 20.5
per cent of their field shots in
the first half, got within af,
point twice in the third quarter, ||
then caught the Buffs in the first
minute of the fourth stanza when||
Charles Duncan laid one in and|/
converted a free throw when he]}
was fouled on the shot, That}}
made it 53-all. .

Tied again at 55, Iowa State//
‘once more fell behind as Burd-|;
‘ette Haldorson hit two free)

Jerry Davis hit five points to
give the Cyclones a lead of
63-58. Late fouls by Colorado
protected the Iowa State lead. |,

The Cyclones hit better in the}!
second half and wound up with
an over-all. 30.5 per cent,
wenty-one hits in sixty-nine}
shots, Colorado cooled off in the}}
econd half and wound up with||
a 28.1 per cent average, eighteen ||
out of sixty-four. Colorado, with||
a decided height advantage, ||
snared thirty-eight rebounds to
twenty- nine for Iowa. State. |}