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Rebounding Stressed In Basketball Drills
Coach Phog Allen sent his undefeated squad through a spirited practice last night, brushing up on the rough spots shown by the team in the Wisconsin game last Saturday.
A short vigorous scrimmage was held with rebounding getting special attention. Coach Allen voiced dissatisfaction with the rebounding power of the Jayhawkers in their first three games and added that they must improve before conference clay gets underway.
Allen predicted that Kansas will finish third in the Big Seven Conference this year. He picked Missouri and Colorado to fight it out for the two top spots on the basis of experience.
Jayhawkers Lack Experience "We are suffering from lack of experience," Allen said, "Our bench strength is strong this year, but it is made up of mostly juniors and amores."
Allen added that the three-game winning streak means little. "So far we haven't played any top-notch teams," he said, "We'll get our stifter test so far this season Saturday when we play SMU."
He said that SMU is a good ball club that should be one of the top teams in the Southwest Conference.
club that should be one of the top teams in the Southwest Conference. In comparing SMU against teams that Kansas has played this year, Allen pointed out that SMU defeated Minnesota, one of the Big Ten teams expected to figure heavily in the conference race this year. Against Big Ten opponents, Kansas has won over northwestern and Wisconsin, both considered weak sisters in the conference. SMU beat Wisconsin, 55-62 last night.
Two Are Praised Allen spoke highly of the floor
Wichita Beats NU 71-46
WICHITA — (U.P.) Wichita's fast-working court squad handed in the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers their worst defeat in four starts, a humiliating 71-46 facing last night.
Clyde Lovellette, former KU great, won the Big Seven scoring championship in 1950, '51, and '52. H. Born, another Kansas star, won the title in 1953.
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play of junior guard Maurice King and the offensive and defensive play of Captain Dallas Dobbs. King has provided the team with hustle and rebounding power while Dobbs has served as a capable leader for the team, besides being one of the team's high scorers, he said.
Although he has looked good in games so far, Gene Elstun hasn't fully recovered from his recent attack of flu and hasn't played as well as he is able. Allen added that the other starters, center Lew Johnson and forward Bill Brainard hadn't regained their last year's form, but were improving with each game.
Spoilers Win Bowling Crown
The Spoilers won the intramural bowling championship Sunday with a score of 2447 in the final round of the playoffs. Leading his team to victory was Bob Wagner, Lawrence senior, who was high for the day with a 618 total.
Following the champions were PiKA 2431, Delta Chi 2346, Keglers 2290, Pals 2277, and Sigma Gamma 2268.
Other members of the winning team were Russ Settle, Leavenworth senior, Steve Jennings, Leavenworth junior, and Bob Chapman, Pleasant freshman.
to freshmen.
Presentation of the trophies to the winners and runners-up will be made in January.
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Yesterday's intramural action saw DU I roll over Delta Chi II, 43-8, at one extreme and Sigma Nu I edge DU III, 21-20, at the other in the C division.
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Other scores were:
Futurity 41
Fraternity U
Phi Delt III 27, Sig Ep 26
ATO III 36, Lambda Chi 9
Phi Gam IV 25, Acacia 21
Phi Delt I 42, Beta III 13
Sigma Nu II 15, Delt III 10
Phi Gam IV 45, Sigma Chi 16
ATO II 32, SAE II 27
DUI IV 1 Kanna Alpha Psi 0, for
DU IV 1, Kappa Alpha Psi 0, for-
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Kansas State had held a comfort- able 42-31 halftime lead, but it withered under the second half barrage.
4:15 Beta I vs. Kappa Sig I
4:15 Sigma Chi I vs. DU II W
5:00 Phi Delt II vs. ATO I E
5:00 Phi Delt V vs. DIV IV W
5:45 Delt Chi I vs. Phi Psi I E
5:45 SAE I vs. PiKA I W
6:30 Delt I vs. Phi Gam II E
6:30 Delta Chi II vs. Phi Psi II W
7:15 Phi IV vs. PiKA II E
Independent C
15 Army vs. Brewers W
Kansas State Falls To Drake 70-64
DES MOINES, Iowa (U,P)—Kansas State College fell victim to a second half surge as Drake University took over the lead with eight minutes to go and hung on for a 70-64 victory.
In the Missouri Valley, Big Six,
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of 204-88. Oklahoma is in second
place with a 166-126 record.
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