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University Daily Kansan Thursday, February 10, 1955
Kansan photo by Pete Ford
FINALLY!—The Kansas basketball team finally got a chance to see what its "home court" (as of March 1) feels like, getting into the building last night for the first time. Coach Phog Allen (in suit at center) directs the team in the practice that was closed to the public because construction is not completed. To the left of Coach Allen is Dick Harp, assistant coach. Several watchmen can be seen watching in the right foreground. This picture was taken looking southwest.
19 Players Working Out For Freshman Basketball
Kansan Sports Writer
By DICK WALT
The Jayhawk freshman basketball roster has been boosted to 19 players with the addition of Ken Essex, 6-foot forward from Denver, who enrolled here this semester, and the return of Don Ross, a talented 5-10 guard from Westport of Kansas City, who has re-enrolled after dropping out of school during the fall semester.
Coach Dick Harp said the squad.
Coach Dick Harp said the squad has looked fairly good in practice, but added that it was very difficult to perform a competition's competitive ability without watching him perform under actual game conditions.
The Big Seven does not allow freshman basketball squads to engage in organized competition.
Also listed as outstanding prospects for helping next year's vansity
Coach Harp singled out for special praise Bob Lockley, a 6-2 forward from Philadelphia who impressed most observers with his play in last fall's freshman-varsity contest, and Kent Floerke, a 6-3 former coach who also is a coach Coach Bill Easton's top freshmen track prospects.
were John Cieland, the classy 6-2 forward who led Topeka High to the state tournament last year, and John Flannagan, a 6-2 athlete from Scott City.
The tallest member of the fresh squad is Gary Mowry, a St. Joseph, Mo., boy. At 6-7, Mowry towers a full 4 inches above his tallest team-mates, which at 6-3 includes Floerock, Wyandotte's Ray John, McMichael from Stockton, and Dick Lowe from Winona.
Four more players measure in at 6-2, including Flannagan, Cleland, Lockley, and Jim Elliott of Wichita. An inch shorter at 6-1 is Jerry Fink, another standout from Topeka.
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