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University Daily Kansan Thursday. Feb. 25, 1960
Lee Heads IM All-Star Team
Height, speed and shooting ability highlight this year's edition of the University Daily Kansan Intamural All-Star squad.
Dick Lee, a 6-4 Phi Gamma Delta forward, was named the outstanding player of the season. Lee and two other Figi's of the select team — Jim Husser and John Peppercorn — will be leading the Phi Gam's attempt for a fourth straight fraternity basketball title when they meet Beta Theta Pi tonight.
The Phi Gams and Betas are both undefeated going into the finals. The Betas landed two performers on the all-star team — Bud Gollier and John Peterson.
In independent A finals tonight, the Hawks meet the Bo-Jets for the right to play the winner of the Beta-Phi Gam game for the Hill championship.
Bob Krisco, 6-3 senior center of the Hawks, and Bert Coan of the Bo-Jets were named to the all-star team.
Two Alpha Tau Omega standouts, Tom Holler and Roger Hill, and Bob Billings of the Losers round out the Daily Kansans' elite team.
The ten players were selected by an intensive poll of top players in both fraternity and independent A leagues.
Lee, a hot-shooting and good-rebounding forward, was on nearly every ballot. Lee and Peppercorn give the Phi Gams two of the
The Daily Kansan's All-Star Team
Dick Lee 6-4 Phi Gam
Bob Billings 5-11 Losers
John Peterson 6-5 Beta
Tom Holler 5-10 ATO
Bud Gollier 6-4 Beta
Jim Husser 5-11 Phi Gam
Bob Krisco 6-3 Hawks
Bert Coan 6-4 Bo-Jets
John Peppercorn 6-2 Phi Gam
Roger Hill 6-2 ATO
intramural league's finest shooters and best rebounders. It has been this combination that has led the Figi's to their three Hill championships.
Husser, the other Phi Gam on the all-star squad, had played varsity ball for three years before entering the IM ranks. Husser is a 5-11 guard, perhaps the best playmaker in the league.
The Betas hopes tonight ride on the hot-shooting hand of Gollier, a 6-4 Ottawa jump-shooter, and Peterson, a 6-5 center. These two have helped the Betas crush all opposition this year, their closest contest being decided by 18 points.
Billings was a starter for the KU varsity basketball team for two seasons. He is a graduate student this year, playing for a team entered by law students.
The independent finals tonight should see a battle between Coan of the Bo-Jets and Krisco of the Hawks on the boards. Krisco is well-known in intramural circles, but Coan is a transfer student this year from Texas Christian University.
Coan, a 6-4 speedster, is an extremely tough rebounder. Krisco is most effective on short jump shots.
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"This is one of the longest cold spells in history," a KU fan murmured as he pushed himself back from the table and lit a cigarette.
Frustration Hits Jays' Fans
He was not speaking of the weather.
Bv John Macdonald
The center of attraction in the room—radio. The prevailing thought get hot KU, please.
But the Jayhawks did not get hot. Time after time, shot after shot, rebound after rebound, the KU quintet came out second best.
As play resumed silence reigned in the room. Heads were held in hands.
Like countless students unable to attend the basketball game at Manhattan he was sitting at a table listening to the radio report of the game.
Center Attraction
The announcer again described the play. "KU has the ball," he shouted, "a pass under the basket, the ball
"Take the lid off that thing," a fan plended.
is up, no good, up again, no good, up again, no good. Kansas State gets the rebound."
For a time KU did get hot. Corell hit, Gardner hit one then another.
Finally
lived. KU fell further behind and out of the contest.
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Dejected fans slowly rose to leave. Once again eyes turned toward the books.
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"Here we go," someone shouts. A fan, silent and unarused throught most of the evening, came to life. As the Jayhawks were scoring six quick points he was clipping his finger-nails. His head reared back, his hands fumbled with the clippers. Joining the shouts of joy he jumped and shouted. His nail clippers lay in bottom of his bottle of pop. "Who cares," he said, "we're on our way."
The final seconds were over. KU had lost.
The encouragement was short
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