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University Daily Kansan
Monday. Jan. 18, 1960
JIM HOFFMAN ON HIS WAY to score another two points in KU's trouncing of Missouri Saturday night, 79-63. The three MU players trying to catch Hoffman on the fast break are Jack Gilbert, Bert Jensen and Al Abram.
Kansas' Jayhawkers are a solid favorite tonight against Oklahoma State as Coach Dick Harp's team seeks its third conference victory.
KU, Cowboys Collide Tonight
Jerry Gardner will break into the Kansas starting five for the first time this year, replacing Dee Ketchum. He will team with defensive ace Bob Hickman at guard.
The Jayhawkers will field their regular front line of Wayne High-tower and Al Donnghue at forwards with Bill Bridges at center.
Lightower poured in 29 points against Missouri Saturday night to
Around the Big Eight
Kansas State moved a step closer toward the conference title Saturday by edging Oklahoma, 76-68. This gives K-State a 4-0 record which makes them the only undefeated team in the conference.
In other Big Eight gahes Saturday, Iowa State stayed in the race by breaking Oklahoma State's semi-stall and coming out on top, 48-40. Vinnie Brewer, the Cyclone's flashy forward, nailed 16 points in leading I-State to their third conference win.
Colorado won their second league game by sneaking past Nebraska in an overtime, 62-57. Wayne Millies tied the game for CU with a long set shot as the gun sounded to end the regulation game.
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become the fourth Kansas player to score over 300 points in his sophomore year.
Coach Henry Iba's Cowpokes will start three Stiflower sophomores, Eddie Bunch, Cecil Eppery and Moe Iba. The other two members of the starting quintet will be Dick Soergel and Don Heffington.
its conference games last week as Kansas State edged the Cowpokes, 54-49, and Iowa State's Cyclones beat them, 48-40.
Oklahoma State dropped both of
The Cowboys are tied for sixth place in the Big Eight race with a 1-3 record. Kansas now stands 2-1 in the conference race, tied for third place with Oklahoma.
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MEMO TO: Editor,
FROM: Gus Tyler, Director, ILGWU Training Institute
Subject: A CAREER WITH A CHALLENGE.
Your readers, especially those under the age of 35, have been a source of talent, inspiration and raw material for us during the last few years. Each year, we have heard from your readers in response to our appeal for dedicated young men and women to work in the labor movement.
We are convinced that in every generation there is a segment of young people who would like to play a courageous and active role in changing the shape of things, and we are therefore renewing our invitation to a career that others—in this decade—have found a rewarding way of life.
The International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union conducts its own "West Point," to prepare young men and women for careers in labor leadership. The one-year course combines classroom and field work. Those who complete the course are assigned to a full-time job with the union.
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