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University Daily Kansan Monday, Jan. 14, 1952
Kelley Hits In Last Seconds As Kansas Edges MU 60-59
By CHARLEY BURCH Daily Kansan Sports Editor
A corner shot in the final 22 seconds of the game by Dean Kelley, Kansas guard, pulled KU ahead of the upstart Missouri Tigers to give the Jayhawkers a 60-59 victory at Columbia, Mo., Saturday night.
The win was the 12th of the season for the Kansas quintet, holder of the nation's longest victory string, and their second victory within the Big Seven.
DEAN KELLEY
Kelley's g a m e w i nning s h o t came after the Tigers had pulled up from a 33-19 half time detict. MU.'s scoring drive was led by Freshman Art Helms with 14 points and Bill Stauffer, who canner 12 of his 17 points in the last two quarters. G e n e Landolt, M U f o r k
another MU freshman, poured in 13 points.
Lovellette again coped game scoring honors with 23 points. He was held to one fielder the first quarter but picked up the pace in eight points in the second period and 13 in the final two sessions.
Lean Bill Lienhard was next for Kansas with 13 points, nine of which came from the charity shot. He dropped in nine of 10 free shots.
Bob Kenney fell below his 15-point average as he scored four fielders and a pair of free throws for 10 points.
Both teams got off to a slow start with the score 11-6 at the end of the first quarter. Coach Sparky Stalcup had his team use ball control but his charges were cold at the hoop.
They connected on only 20 per cent of their efforts during the first half but stepped up their pace to a 52 per cent mark the final half. KU connected on 39 per cent of its shots.
The pesky Tigers began to bridge the gap in the third period as they outscored KU 21-15 and 19-12 in the final frame. With four minutes in the third stanza the Tigers had narrowed the difference to 44-31 and continued to roar with the score being 48-40 going into the final period
Continual banging away at the loop gradually narrowed the margin until Wilf Wilford pumped in a corner shot to give Missouri a 59-58
'B' Jayhawkers Win Fourth Tilt
The Jayhawker "B"队 extended its winning streak to four games as they edge the Missouri Tiger "B" quintet 59-57 in a game preceding the MU-KU varsity battle at Columbia. Mo., Saturday night.
Coach Dick Harp's team was paced by Allen Kelley, who canned six fielders and three free throws for 15 points. Eldon Nicholson, 6-foot 6-inch freshman center, followed with 12 points.
Guard Bob Cruts led the young Tigers with 11 points.
Tigers with 10 points.
Kansas "B"
Buller ... G | FT | F
J. Anderson ... 0 | 0 | 4
Alberts ... 3 | 1 | 3
Dye ... 3 | 2 | 3
Thompson ... 1 | 1 | 3
Whitney ... 0 | 0 | 1
Nicholson ... 3 | 1 | 1
A. Kelley ... 6 | 3 | 3
Smith ... 2 | 1 | 1
D. Anderson ... 0 | 2 | 3
Totals 22 15 25
Missouri “B” (57) G FT F
Bumgartner 1 0 0
Fowler 1 3 1
Elmore 1 1 1
Oligschlegel 3 0 2
Loomis 0 3 5
Conway 2 4 2
Hughes 3 2 1
Schaeffer 0 1 4
Cruts 4 3 5
Israel 4 0 4
Holst 2 2 0
Totals ...19 19 25
lead, its first of the battle. The Eigers attempted to play keepaway the rest of the way but failed.
A shot by Lovellette missed, John Keller replaced the Jayhawker stalwart with 1:45 left to give KU more speed. Traveling was called on Missouri with 55 seconds remaining before Kelley fired the winning basket. The ball hit the far rim, bounced around twice and then fell through the nets.
Missouri still had time to score but the Tigers were over-anxious. They galloped down the court, fired and missed. KU gained possession with 48 seconds left and kept it until the game ended. The Jayhawkers were fouled twice in the closing seconds but took the ball out each
Box Score
Kansas (60)
Kaisers (60)
G  GA  F  FA  PF  TP
Kenney  4  8  2  2  10
Linehard  2  9  9 10  5 13
Hoag  1  3  0 1 1  12
Heitolt  0  0  0 1 1  0
Lovellette  10 24  3 4 4  23
Keller  0  0  0 0 0  0
Hougland  2  5 0 0 3  4
Kelley  3  6 2 5 4  8
Missouri (59)
G GA F FA PF TF
Lundge 5 8 3 5 13
Wilfong 3 8 0 1 4 6
Casteel 0 0 0 0 0
Zimmerman 0 0 0 2 0 0
Stauffer 5 15 7 9 2 17
Adams 1 5 0 0 3 2
Dippold 1 7 3 4 5 5
Helms 6 10 2 3 5 14
Murrey 0 1 2 2 2 2
Park 0 0 0 2 0 0
Totals ... 21 54 17 28 27 59
Grad Wins First In Chess Tourney
Klaus Ziegler, graduate student from Austria, was awarded the first place trophy at the conclusion of the European关节ament Jan. 9 at the Student Union.
Sponsored by Student Union Activities, the seven round tournament had been going on for the past two months.
Edgar Marihuh, College sophomore, received a trophy for placing second, and Robert Rannie, education freshman, and John Augustine, pharmacy junior, were awarded the third and fourth place trophies.
Medals were given to the fifth, sixth and seventh place winners, Frank Tarr, business junior; Alton Thomas, education sophomore, and Kenneth Lake, graduate student.
Betty Annis also received a bronze medal as top ranking woman in the tournament.
Columbia, Mo. — (U,P)—Bob Maddock, an assistant football coach at Missouri University, said today he had been offered the job of line coach at the University of Indiana, but was undecided about acceptance,
Maddock said he was offered the position by Bernie Crimmins, Indiana's new head coach, at the NCAA meeting in Cincinnati last week.
MU Grid Assistant Offered New Post
Coach Don Faurot of Missouri was notified of the situation Sunday.
Maddock and Crimmids were team-mates at Notre Dame, where Crimmins had been an assistant to Frank Leahy since 1946. Maddock has been at Missouri for three years.
Jack Eskridge, a forward on the 1948 Jayhawk basketball team, scored 30 points in the second half against Nebraska, but Kansas lost, 70-64.
Considerable discussion arose over whether a basket by Dean Kelley was shot before the half time buzzer sounded or not. Chaucey Simpson, a Missouri football coach serving as time keeper, ruled that Kelley shot after the half had ended.
Charlie Hoag will take over the starting post, held down by Bill Lienhard, who is suffering from a groin injury, as the Jayhawkers try to bounce back against the Nebraska Cornhuskers at Lincoln, Nebr., tonight.
Hoag To Start Against NU
time.
Lienhard will probably be available for limited duty. His injury is similar but not as serious as that which sidelined Hong during much of the football season and until a week ago in basketball.
The game, which is the first between the two clubs this season, will be broadcast at 8 p.m. over WHB While KU was edring out a 60-59
While KU was edging out a 60-51
win at Columbia, Mo., Saturday night, the Huskers were soundly trounced by Kansas State 71-36 in the Wildcats' league opener at Manhattan.
Clyde Lovellette will go into tonight's game with a 26.75-point average over a 12-game route with 321 points.
The Jayhawkers, who went to Lincoln from Kansas City yesterday, are showing more balance this season as Bob Kenney and Bill Lienhard continue to pop the cords regularly. Kenney has a 14.25 average and Lienhard an 8.75 point average.
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