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Friday, January 31, 1975
University Dalfy Kansan
KU, K-State to clash in Manhattan
The University of Kansas will play arch-rival Kansas State University in an intrastate basketball game at Manhattan Saturday night.
Tippoff time for the game which will be 7:35 p.m. in Albergha Field, Houghton.
KU's coach Ted Owens said the game would be very important to the Jayhawks' hopes for another Big Eight Conference championship.
Owens said K-State had picked up a game on the 'Hawks by winning at Iowa State Wednesday night 108-43. Earlier this season KU beat at Ames by a score of 96-41.
Owens said that the only way to pick up a game on the Wildcats would be either to win where they didn't, such as at Nebraska, or to beat KState twice this season.
KU and K-State will take identical 11-5 over all records into the contest. Both are 3-8 in finals.
The Wildcats will be led by their two high scoring guards, Chuckie Williams and Mike Evans. Wes is K-State's leading scorer at 20.9 points per game, freshman, and averaging 18.2 points per game.
Owens said a key to the game would be KU's ability to contain the K-State guards. "We will need to stop their fast break," Owens said. "We know their guards are going to score some but we hope to keep them from hitting at a high percentage."
K-State's coach Jack Hartman said he was concerned about KU's height advantage. Owens regards that advantage as much that which KU will need to exploit in order to win.
"We hope to take advantage of some of our strength," Owens said. "We hope to do a good job on the boards and get us involved in a guide to take advantage of our height."
HUSSEN KU leads the series between the two schools 109-66 although K-State has won five of the last six games.
outright with a 60-55 win in Allen Field House.
Track squad hosts meet other Jayhawks to travel
Kansas
Norm Cook 6-8                                                                         Kansas State
Denise Kane 6-9                                                                         Darryl Whitman 6-8
Danielle Knight 10-8                                                                         C
Dale Greenstein 12-8                                                                         Chuckie Williams 6-8
David Greenstein 12-8                                                                         Chuckie Williams 6-8
KU and K-State split in their two games
townwide. The Wildcats handed KU its only
Big Eight loss 74-71 in Manhattan, but KU
backed out to clinch the Big Eight title
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K-State will have two players averaging over eight rebounds per game in the starting line. Trying to contain the Jahawks' frontline strength will be Carl Gerich, averaging 8.2 rebounds per game, and Winston, averaging 8.1 rebounds per game.
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ring to enter a team that lets Overton and Williams rest, but still gives the team a chance to score its best team score of the year."
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the swimming and gymnastics teams of the University of Kansas will take to the road this weekend for several dual meets and the track squad will host a triangular meet in Allen Field House Saturday.
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"We know we're up against two real good teams," he said. "Our meets have always been very competitive. I wouldn't be the one in a new field house field records are in leopardy."
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"K-State's program is down this year," KU gymnastics coach Bob Lockwood said Thursday. "Because this is going to be the last year of their program, some of their good athletes have already quit. They've had problems holding their program up."
MASS SCHEDULE:
5 p.m. Saturday
The swimming team will face a rugged weekend on the road today and Saturday while trying to snap back from a loss to Iowa State in dual competition last week which broke KU's string of 30 consecutive dual victories.
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After dominating its first triangular meet of the year, the KU track team will face a sterner test from Southern Illinois University and the University of Nebraska. The field events are scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. and the track events at 2 p.m.
KU track coach Bob Timmons said he expected these two teams to provide good coaching.
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The Jayhawks will travel to Kansas State to meet a hapless Wildcat team which has yet to enter complete lineup in a meet this year.
DAVID OWEN
In their last outing Tuesday night, the women defeated Wichita State 74-64 in Wichita. Penny Paulsen and Karen Miller led the scoring with 19 and 18 points.
DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
The women also will play Grandview College of Grandview, Iowa, in another varsity basketball game at 3 p.m. Saturday in Robinson.
From all indications, the KU gymnastics team will its first dual meet of the KU gymnastics on Saturday.
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The 'Hawks will meet perennial swimming power Southern Methodist University in a dual meet in Dallas today. KU will go to Oklahoma State, where the Conference dual meet against Oklahoma.
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In other women's sports action this weekend, the gymnastics team will face Southwest Missouri State and Wichita State in a split at 11 a.m. Saturday. Lili Robinson from Gunnison
The women's varsity basketball team will play Phillips University of Enid, Okla., at 7:30 tion in Allen Field House. The junior varsity team will meet Meramec Junior College in the preliminary game starting at 5:30 p.m.
The KU squad, as has been the case throughout the year, is hampered by injuries. Lockwood said that Sean Williams, a star guard, competed at Manhattan because of an injury.
Saturday's dual will be the final meet for the women until the Big Eight champ.
KU has defeated five of the six Big Eight schools that have women's swimming teams in an undefeated season. They haven't faced Iowa State this season.
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