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Tuesday, October 14, 1975
University Dally Kansan
Basketball team starts title quest
Norm Cook
KU football set for TV
The University of Kansas football team is getting television exposure for the first time.
ABC television and the NCAA television committee decided yesterday that the Kansas-Iowa Game state this Saturday will be one of four regionally televised games.
Because of the decision to televisi the game, the kickoff has been changed from 1:30 to 2:50 p.m. The telecast will cover Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, North Dakota and Montana.
Chris Schenkel and Duffy Daugherty will do the play-by-play and color.
WOMEN'S FIELD HOCKEY—The KU women's field hockey team finished second in a field of four teams at the KU Invitational Field Hockey Tournament last week on the fields at 23rd and Iowa streets.
The KU women defeated William Jewell College, 4-1, in the first round, squeaked by Central State of Edmond, Oklah., 1-4, in the round but lost to Missouri, 3-1, in the finals.
The team travels to Central Missouri State today and will compete in the first Big Eight Field Hockey Tournament this weekend in Lincoln, Neb.
WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY—Led by Heild Wallace's second place finish, the KU women's cross country team defeated Wichita State in a dual meet at Lawrence University. The women's team, J. K. Walters fifth, Laura Cook seventh and Bev Welch eighth for the KU队.
Almost every day this semester, the
artist gets to work on a new piece he
been seen sketching in Allen Field House.
But the real work begins tomorrow when the Jayhawks go through their first organized workout of the season in a third straight Big Eight championship.
But it won't be easy. No team in the conference was hit as hard by graduation as Karas. Gone from last year's team are centers Rick Suttle (4.6,8.1), John McCarthy (4.9), forwards Roger Morningstar (11.1) and Tommy Smith (4.6) and guard Dale Greenlee (9.3).
"I GUESS ITS VERY apparent that our No. 1 weakness is youth and inexperience," head coach Ted Owens said. "But at the
Basketball tryouts
Tryouts for the KU men's basketball team will be from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow in Allen Field House. Candidates have to be cleared through the basketball office before trying out. Everyone who tries out must furnish his own equipment.
same time, we're not totally inexperienced because we do return three starters."
The returning regulars are Norman Cook (0.0), Donn Von Moore (7.1) and Clint McGraw (2.0).
Cook, a 6-foot-8 forward and co-captain,
will miss the beginning of practice because
he is playing with the U.S. team at the Pan-
American Games at Mexico City.
"That isn't the way I want it," Owens said, "but he'll be in a very good physical condition when he gets back. And I think the benefits he'll derive from facing good competition will outweigh him missing 10 days of practice."
OWENS IS HAPPY JUST to have Cook back at all. After an impressive performance with the United States International Gold Cup team, Cook was drafted in the second round of the American Basketball Association draft by the Utah Stars. But he bypassed their offer to play his junior year at KU.
AP Top 20
By The Associated Press
Ohio State, which moved into the number one position in the Associated Press college football rankings last week, held onto that position for a comfortable affordable margin over runner-up Oklahoma.
The Sooners retained the number two spot with a 24-17 win over previously fifth-ranked Texas. The Longhorns dropped to eighth with the loss.
Three other Big Eight teams remained in the top twenty. Nebraska remained in the middle, and Colorado tenth place from 12th last week and Colorado moved up a notch to number 12. Oklahoma State, which was ranked 14th in the nation, held an all-time rankings following a d-14 tie to Missouri.
Here are the Top Priority Points in the Associated Press News and Record Stations. Points are recorded total. Points are scored between 20-18.
1. Ohio State (62) 5-0-0 1,066
2. Georgia (73) 5-0-0 844
3. Southern California (1) 5-0-0 844
4. Kentucky (74) 5-0-0 844
5. Texas A&M 5-0-0 649
6. Alabama 5-0-0 649
7. Michigan 5-0-0 342
8. Tennessee 5-0-0 429
9. Penn State 5-0-0 434
10. Minnesota 5-0-0 434
11. Arizona State 5-0-0 250
12. Colorado 5-0-0 250
13. Arizona 5-0-0 400
14. Florida 5-0-0 130
15. Notre Dame 5-0-0 130
16. Tennessee 5-0-0 171
17. Tennessee 5-0-0 171
18. Michigan State 5-0-0 36
19. Maryland 5-1-0 26
20. Maryland 5-1-0 18
21. UCLA 5-1-0
"Norman is playing with more confidence now than ever," Owens said. "I think we're going to see him assert himself this year and realize the excellent potential he has."
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Von Moore, who started at forward last year, is being moved to center. Owens said he considered that to be Von Moore's natural position.
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Newcomers will play a big role on the KU team this year, Paul Makeski, a highly successful defender and former Calfif, is the first 7-toerator to play for the Jawhays since Wilt Chamberlin in 1958.
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Koen Kengans, 6-4-foot-10 forward, and Cris Barmuthus, 6-4-foot-4 forward, also are leading the way.
It is expected Herb Nobles, a 6-foot-7 forward from Johnson County Junior College, will play at forward. Other newcomers are Brad Sanders, a 4-foot guard from Leavenworth and Arnie Baum, a 6-foot-3 guard from Dodge City.
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