Tuesday, Dec. 9, 1958
University Daily Kansan
Page 5
Denver's Cole Drives Up
Kentucky Breezes by Duke; Irish Fall to Northwestern
By United Press International
By United Press International
Kentucky, aided by a "cowboy"
from Brooklyn, galloped past its
first dangerous opponent of the new
basketball season with ease but
Notre Dame was not as fortunate.
Sid Cohen, who grew up in Brooklyn's tough Williamsburg section and spent two years at Kilgore (Tex.) Junior College before transferring to Kentucky last summer, dropped in 19 points in leading the Wildcats to a 78-64 victory over Duke last night at Durham, N.C.
While the Wildcats coasted to their third straight victory, seventh-ranked Northwestern knocked off fifth-ranked Notre Dame 68-63, behind center Joe Ruklick's 30-point barrage.
Fourth-ranked Michigan State clobbered Butler, 72-46, but three other Big Ten conference teams suffered shocking defeats. Oklahoma rolled to an 80-57 triumph over Iowa, Southern Methodist spanked Wisconsin, 81-63, and Iowa State outlasted Minnesota, 81-75, in double overtime.
John Green's 18 points paced Michigan State to its easy victory over Butler. The Spartans opened an 11-point lead in the first four minutes and never were threatened. Bill Scott scored 17 for the losers.
Things were just a bit gloomy in the Jayhawk dressing room last night. Team members were experiencing the defeat that shatters glory.
Gloomy Mood Follows Upset Loss to Denver
Going into the game, the Jayhawkers had been ranked as high as No. 7 in one national poll. After the game, they were members of just another team.
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Coach Dick Harp sat down in a swivel-back chair and grabbed up a package of gum from the desk. He pulled the wrapper from the package while he tried to explain the loss.
"It was just all their (Denver) doing," he said. "They were just tougher than we were.
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"We weren't tired from that trip to New York. I don't think the modern American boy should be tired after something like that, And, of course, Denver had been traveling too.
"This was just the bad night which we had expected our first two games to be," he continued. "Tonight, we discovered what'll happen to us if we have another bad one.
"But you can't take any credit away from Denver. Their aggress-
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Someone asked Harp about the trip to California this weekend. How would Kansas do against UCLA and USC? Harp was noncommittal.
siveness was what hurt us. They completely confused us."
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Baker, starting quarterback for the Sooners, was expelled from school yesterday for poor grades and for failure to attend classes.
"We're going to Disneyland too," he said. "Let's just talk about that."
"We probably won't know who our starting quarterback will be until three days before the game," Wilkinson said, "But I don't think it is a serious problem."
NORMAN — (UPI) — Oklahoma football coach Bub Wilkinson today wrestled with the problem of who to move up to replace expelled David Baker.
Sooner Coach Looks For Replacement
The Memorial Campanile is a reminder that more than 8,000 KU men and women served in World War II and that 277 of them died.
The Chi Omega fountain is copied after a structure in front of an 18th Century manor house in Northumberland, England.
"In that first half Billings was ridiculous in not shooting while they were falling back. Billings is a good shooter, but we just didn't use him.
"And Loneski had a lot of easy shots. But he just wasn't getting them in."
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