University Daily Kansan
Thursday, April 7, 1960
Page 5
Pete Woodward, sophomore, lost in three sets, but as indicated only three points were the margin of victory for Cowpoke, Ron Anglemeyer. Bill Sheldon was not downcast by his loss, and like the rest of the team, is anxious to prove his worth against the Cyclones and Wheatshockers this weekend.
Optimistic for the first time in three years, Tennis Coach, Denzell Gibbens, sends his seasoned squad against Iowa State and Wichita tomorrow and Saturday in key matches.
The match tomorrow, starting at 2:30, will mark the debut of the tennis team on their new home courts just west of Allen Field House. Barely used, the courts were lined Tuesday, and the team tried them out for the first time yesterday. Bleachers will provide the gallery with comfortable seating. Saturday's return match with Wichita will start at 1:30.
By Tom Clark
The Jayhawkers won three of their first four matches, the lone loss going to Oklahoma State. defending conference champion. KU gained considerable prestige from their trying trip south last weekend with victories over Missouri Valley champion, Wichita, and Big Eight conference runnerup, Oklahoma.
"I said before the trip, I felt we had a good chance," Gibbens volunteered, "and I think our title hopes have brightened considerably, despite the loss to Oklahoma State."
Woodward will play No. 1 singles for KU in the match tomorrow. Mel Karrle will play the second singles match and Dave Coupe, Jim Brownfield, and Bill Shieldon will follow in that order. The doubles duo of Karrle-Woodward and Brownfield-Coupe will round out KU's bid to get back into the victory column.
Karrle held the top KU position last week, but he and Woodward
play so evenly, it was decided to let the Topeka sophomore and former Kansas high school singles champion occupy the top rung.
"We have two boys who can play No. 1 singles for us," explained Gibbens, "and its certain they both can't play No. 1 at the same time. So, Pete is going to have his chance this weekend."
The depth of the KU squad is reflected in a senior trio, Dave Coupe, Jim Brownfield, and Bill Sheldon. Coupe, a slow starter last year, ended up with the most singles victories.
Brownfield, Kansas City, Kan. senior, fought his way up the ladder last year, and since has tightened his position in the top five. Sheldon fought off a challenge from Bill Gochis, No. 6, yesterday afternoon to insure his No. 5 rating.
A total of 240 wrestlers will start qualifying this week for the final Olympic wrestling trials to be held in Iowa State April 28-May 3.
There are eight weight classes and the top two men in each class will advance from the district meets. The trials in Hawaii have already been completed.
Behind Gochis are sophomores Steve Reed and Fred Perry.
Olympic Wrestling Trials at I-State
The district meets are for free style wrestling qualifications, with the finals April 28-29-30. The Greco-Roman meet, to be held in Ames May 2-3, requires no qualifying rounds. Normally men who lose in the free style trials in Ames will try for the Greco-Roman team. But others, too, may come direct to Ames for Greco-Roman activity only.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. —(UPI)— Coach Ed Macauley was confident that a return to the home court would provide just the spark needed for his St. Louis Hawks to beat the Boston Celtics in tonight's sixth game of the National Basketball Association championship playoff.
If Macaulay is wrong, it's all over and the title goes to the Celts, who have won three of the five games thus far and need only one more to wind up the affair.
Macaulay had other troubles besides being one big game down. He needed a replacement for Larry Foust, whose left hand was in a plaster cast, and probably will play briefly, if at all.
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The doctor said he could conceivably play, but Macauley was seeking fulltime help rather than depend on Foust's part-time activity.
Dr. Stan London, team physician, said Foust suffered a small break in one of the small bones of his left hand.
V-Ball Final Tonight
Gertrude Sellards Pearson (upperclass) will meet Kappa Kappa Gamma in the finals of the women's volleyball tournament at 7 tonight in Robinson Gymnasium.
GSP advanced to the finals last week by defeating Delta Delta Delta and the Kappa's gained their final berth winning over Gertrude Sellars Pearson (freshmen).
In last year's finals the Kappa's defeated GSP (UP) to win the championship.
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