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University Daily Kansan
Monday, Feb. 15, 1960
KU, Sooners Clash Tonight
Barely one game out of first, the Kansas Jayhawkers swing into the final game of a road doubleheader when they meet Oklahoma's Sooners at Norman tonight.
Tonight's cage contest is the second time the Kansans will be going against an Oklahoma team in three days. Saturday afternoon Kansas revenged an earlier defeat to Oklahoma by outgunning the Cowboys, 64-52.
Hawkers Shine At MSU Relays
A first in the mile relay and a great show of depth enabled the Jovyhawkers to outscore all opposition at the Michigan State Relays last weekend.
The mile relay team—Paul Reanick, Bob Tague, Gordon Davis and Cliff Cushman—eot KU's only blue ribbon. The Jayhawkers were second in the shuttle hurdle relay and Ken Olsen was second in the pole vault, scaling 14-0.
How other Kansans placed:
75-yard dash-2. Paul Williams, 18
Charlie, Tidwell.
Distance medley 3. Clif Cushman, Bob Tonne, Bill Dotson, Bill Mills.
Shuttle hurdles—2. Curtis McClinton,
Ge Cushman, Clarence Peterson, Dan Lee
Broad Jump-5. Darwin Ashbaugh
22-812.
300-yard dash—3. Paul Rearick.
High Hurdles - 4 Corrs McCheeton
75-ward Low Hurdles - 5 McClinton
Team scoring: Kansas 29'15, Western Michigan 29; Michigan State 25'15, Kansas State 18; Alabama 19', Michigan 19', Minnesota, Minnesota and Notre Dame 14'. Missouri 10.
In winning the season series with the Cowpokes the Kansans kept their Big Eight title hopes alive and had no apparent trouble doing it. The victory was the Jayhawker's third straight conference win.
Kansas came out in the second half leading by only two points, 30-28, but whoever said that the 'Pokes usually play their best game at Gallagher Hall in the second half, forgot to tell the Jayhawkers. Sophomore Wayne Hightower sparked Kansas with eight out of nine points after the intermission and closed with 28 points.
Besides capturing scoring honors for the game, the "Tower" also put on what might have become a boxing exhibition with Cowboy center Eddie Bunch had not officials intervened.
Bob Hickman and Bunch grappled for a loose ball in front of the OSU bench, when the two got up Bunch appeared to rough up the Jayhawker guard. Hightower stepped in and traded shoves with Bunch, and then finally threw a looming right at the Cowboy's chin. Before a blow was landed, the officials stepped in and restored order.
The "Tower" and Bunch shook hands then, and the game continued.
Kansas dominates the series with Oklahoma 58-30.
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Kansas Tankmen Defeat Wildcats
200-yard butterfly-1. Reasonam, KU. 2. K-State. 3. Ed Poorit,
KU. Time=2:35. K-State.
KU swimmers handed Kansas State a stunning 57-34 defeat here Friday in the Robinson pool.
A capacity crowd watched the event which saw the Jayhawkers set three records and made the Wildcats look like saggy amateurs.
100-yard freestyle—1, K. Wheel, KU 2.
Hinder litter, K-State. 3, Keeler, KU. Time-
100 sec.
100-yard individual medley — 1. Jared
McCain, K-State; Time—1:51.9.
Callen, K-State; Time—1:51.9.
Jared Piety, Karl Pfuetze and the Kansas 400-yard freestyle relay team set the dual meet records.
220-yard freestyle -1, Brad Keeler,
Ku-3, Jim Ellis.
K-State. Time: 2.07.
Diving—1. Ron Converse, K-State, 143.8.
2. Bruce Smith. K-State.
60-ward freestyle -1, Dave Hinderliter,
K-62. Craig McNeal, K-State Time.
--30:2.
400-yard medley relay—1. KU (Tom Herlicker, Karl Pfuetzue, Dick Reamon and Elden Ward). 2. K-State. Time—4:05.1.
200-yard backstroke—1. Herlocker, KU.
2. Tate Bellzey, 3. James Callen,
KU.
2. Stale, T-2-25.
440-yard freestyle-1. Mike Cassidy,
1. Ralph Pelluso, K-State.
Time-5:09. 1:44.
200-yard breaststroke=1, Pfuetze, KU.
2. Smith, K-State, Time=-23.2.
400-yard freestyle relay—1. Kansas
(2), Wyoming (3), and Paoert (2).
K-State, Time: 3:41:09
Probable KU-OU Lineup Starters
KU
Giesel (6-0) F (6-5) Leonard
Hi'tower (6-8) F (6-6) H'dbret'
Bridges (6-6) C (5-8) Ethridge
Hickman (6-2) G (5-11) Price
Gardner (6-0) G (6-0) Lewis
OU
Bo-Jets Top IM Action
The Bo-Jets whipped Ten High, 38-29, the Old Timers beat the Medics, 42-40, the Institutes topped Oread 40-34 and the Losers defeated C & O, 45-38, in independent A games Friday.
The highlight of the night was the Old Timer-Medic game. The Old Timer's Wayne Williams starred as he continually set up the plays which finally won the nip and tuck game.
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Other outstanding performances were given by Ron Hilt who scored 15 points for the Institutes, and Fred Hageman, who scored 10 points for the Bo-Jets.
Ex-OU Stars Seek Degrees
Five former Oklahoma football players now in the professional game are back on the campus this semester in quest of degrees. They are David Baker and Bob Harrison, San Francisco 49ers, Clendon Thomas, Los Angeles Rams, Bill Krisher, Dallas Rangers and Ross Coyle, Toronto Argonauts.
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