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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Friday, January 12, 1968
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Scanning the Big 8
By Chip Rouse Kansan Sports Editor
KANSAS 82, PORTLAND 66
The Portland Pilots fly into Lawrence this weekend for a non-conference tilt with the defending Big Eight champions. Against non-conference competition this season, coach Ted Owens' Jayhawks have posted a 6-2 record, and should have little trouble in making Portland their seventh victim.
One small factor remains to be mentioned, however. Portland's only victory this season came at the expense of Oklahoma City, previously the nation's No. 8 ranked quintet. The victory came after 11 consecutive Portland defeats.
With Rodger Bohnenstiehl and Vernon Vanoy back in top form, the Jayhawks will be ready for the Portland challenge.
KANSAS STATE 72, IOWA STATE 64
The Wildcats are off and gunning in quest of their first conference championship since the 1963-64 season with league triumphs over Oklahoma State and Nebraska.
Iowa State has been the surprise team of the conference race thus far. The Cyclones, who finished last in the recently completed Big Eight Tournament, have bounced back in the previous week to knock off tourney champion Nebraska and lose a heartbreaking one-point decision to KU on a last second free throw.
Kansas State will be playing on its home floor—a place which has always meant trouble for the Cyclones in the past.
NEBRASKA 78, MISSOURI 66
After two consecutive conference defeats, it's about time for Joe Cipriano's Cornhuskers to find the victory trail. The Tigers trounced a good Colorado team last week, but should find things a bit more difficult in Lincoln. If the offensive punch of Tom Baack, Tom Scantlebury and Stuart Lantz can get started for Nebraska, it could be a very dismal evening for Missouri.
COLORADO 60, OKLAHOMA STATE 52
CU's Golden Buffaloes achieved the rare feat of not losing a game at home during the 1967 Big Eight campaign. The Buffs will be coming off a rather disappointing two-game road trip on which Kansas and Missouri slapped back-to-back losses on Sox Walseth's forces.
Colorado and Oklahoma State have already met once this season. In that contest the Cowboys defeated the Buffalooes to capture third place in the Big Eight Tournament.
However, Oklahoma State also has yet to post a victory in conference competition, placing an added interest on the Saturday clash.
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This Sunday Begins a Five-Sunday Series: "ON BEING A REAL PERSON"
A series of five sermons beginning this Sunday.
Rev. Ronald L. Sundbye preaching
"Like a poem poorly written we are verses out of rhythm, couplets out of rhyme in syncopated time. And the dangling conversation and superficial sighs are the borders of our lives." from "The Dangling Conversation"
We invite you to come hammer out with us the possibilities of extending and deepening those "borders of our lives."
First Methodist Church
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Services at: 8:15
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9:30
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"It is not for us to foretell the day, but the day will come when men will be called to utter the Word of God in such a way that the world is changed and renewed. There will be a new language, perhaps quite unreligious, but liberating and saving, like the language of Jesus, so that men are horrified at it, and yet conquered by its power..."
— Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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