Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1963
University Daily Kansan
Page 7
Harry Gibson
Del Lewis
George Unseld
Al Correll
Riney Lochmann
KU Basketball Action Begins
KU will be protecting a record of nine straight opening game victories when it opens its basketball season here tonight.
The Jayhawkers will meet Arkansas, a team that already has played two games. Tipoff time is 7:35 in Allen Field House.
KU hasn't lost a opener since 1954 when Tulane won, 69-63. Coach Dick Harp's team beat Montana, 68-56, in the first game last year, and Arkansas, 85-75, the year before.
Harp, in his eight season as head coach, plans to use two sophomore starters tonight-Riney Lochmann, forward, and Del Lewis, guard.
THE REMAINTING PROBABLE STARTS are Harry Gibson, senior
forward; George Unseld, junior center, and Al Correll, senior guard. Unseld was KU's leading scorer last season with a 17.2 average and 432 points, the fourth highest sophomore total in KU history.
Arkansas, losing four of five starters from last year's 13-11 team, opened with victory over Southwest Louisiana Saturday and was defeated by Missouri, 76-74, Monday night.
Glen Rose, Arkansas coach, used ten men in the Pigs' 71-64 opening victory and all 10 scored with Jim Jay the leading scorer on 12 points. Jim Magnness, the lone returning starter, hit 11 points in the game.
In the three games between Arkansas and KU, KU leads 2-1, the loss coming last year, 64-62, in
overtime at Fayetteville.
HARP PLANS TO slowly fit unseld in top part-time forward duty, a switch would place the 6-7 Louisvillan into the same lineup with 6-11 rookie center Walt Weslev.
One item that will allow a gradual break-in is the improvement on Lochmann's early-season knee injury which threatens to limit he play all season long.
Wesley, who led the freshmen last year with a 17.2 average, is currently on the second unit along with two lettermen, Dave Brill, forward, and Kerry Bolton, guard, and two other sophomores, Fred Chana, forward, and Wayne Loving, guard.
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