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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, December 18, 1967
Stanford-
Continued from page 4
more, came on strong to end with a 15.6 per game scoring average. His height and quickness make him a defensive standout as well.
His teammate at guard, Peters-
meyer is a 5-10 hustler who has
led the Indians in assists the last
two seasons. Last year he was the
team's third leading scorer with
a 9.8 per game average.
With four starters back from a team that compiled a 15-11 record last year, Stanford relies on speed and quickness
Tankers beat Arkansas
Winning all but one event, KU swimmers coasted to an easy victory over Arkansas University Saturday in the Robinson pool.
The KU swimmers were not seriously pushed as they collected 98 of the possible 102 points against the Razorbacks who are still working with a young swimming program. Jim Kent, Tom Ellis and Jim Askins each won two individual events for Kansas.
KU did manage to set one pool
record in spite of the lack of competition. The 400 yard freestyle relay team lowered the old record of 3:18.4, set last year, by two tenths of a second.
Coach Dick Reamon felt KU had an average performance, but was pleased with several of the times turned in without any pushing. He said the team is shaping up fine towards the Big Eight title.
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Deadline for June '68 Doctoral Comprehensive Exam. All Day.
Official Bulletin
TODAY
Geology Lecture. 12:00 p.m. Sirtal Ahmed. Room 322, Lindley Hall.
Graduate physics confiquMn. 4:30
p. 100
Lecture A.420 p. "El Grupo d
guayaquil" Demetrio Aguilar-Malta.
Forum, Kansas Union
Panel Discussion. 4:30 p.m. "Graduate Student Publication." Prof. Jerry Stannard and Prof. Theodore Wilson. Pine Rm., Kansas Union.
Senior Recital. 8 p.m. Claudia Fincham, violinist. Swarthout Recital B1.
Experimental Theatre. 8:20 p.m.
"The Knack."
Band leader set to retire
Russell L. Wiley, director of bands, will retire at the end of this school year, it was announced today.
A lecherous fellow called Pops At wooing the ladies was tops; They'd love him to bits When he'd buy them a Schlitz And give them the kiss of the hops.
Wiley, after 33 years of service, will be succeeded by Kenneth G. Bloomquist, associate professor and assistant to Wiley.
Schlitz
© 1967 Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., Milwaukee and other cities.
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