KU Seeks Third Win Over I-State
The Kansas Jayhawks will travel to Ames, Ia., Saturday, seeking their thirteenth win of the season against the Iowa State Cyclones.
Kansas, favored to sweep the Big Eight conference, has defeated Iowa State twice this season. 82-65 in Lawrence last week, and 73-66 in the pre-season tournament. This was also the story last year when Iowa State defeated Kansas in the third game.
THE STARTING LINEUP for KU will be: Walter Wesley, center; Del Lewis and Al Lopes, guards; and Ron Franz and Riney Lochmann, forwards, Ted Owens, head coach, announced.
Walt Wesley became the fifth round-baller in KU history to break the 1,000 point mark, last Saturday night, at Allen Field House against Iowa State. Wesley, with 39 points against the Cyclones—his second high for points scored in one game—and 27 against the University of Oklahoma here Monday night, brought his career total to 1,064.
He has now entered the ranks of KU greats Clyde Lovellette, center, 1950-'52, KU's top scorer with 1,979; Wilt "the Still" Chamberlain, center, '57-'58, 1,433; Wayne Hightower, forward, '60-'61, 1,128; and Charlie Black, forward and center, '42-'43 and '46-'47, 1,082.
Iowa State will start Al Koch, 63" and Raul Duarte, 69", forwards; Don Smith, 68", center; and Bob Ziegler, 63", and John McGonigle, 62", guards.
KU's Wesley, current high scorer in the Big Eight Conference averaging 23.6 points a game, will meet Iowa State's Don Smith, the league's number two
KU Frosh "HotShots" Top Tigers
Jo White's offense and Vernon Vanoy's defense led KU's Frosch cagers to a 82-60 victory over the Missouri Frosch last night at Allen Field House.
It was the fourth straight victory for the Kansas yearlings and their second highest scoring total of the season.
WHITE'S PASSING and 20 points, KU's high for the game, and Vanoy's blocking of Missouri shots were the key factors in the win. Vanoy and three other teammates also hit in double figures. Vanoy hit for 12, Howard Arndt 14, Bruce Sloan 11, and Rich Thomas 10.
Sloan, White and Arndt grabbed 11 rebounds apiece to lead the Jayhawks to a 54-36 advantage in control of the boards.
John Duft led the Tigers with 21 points, the game high, and Booker Brown grabbed a peak game performance of 12 rebounds.
It was the second time this year the Jayhawks have beaten Missouri. They won 81-75 at Columbia in December. Last season the Tigers won both games.
Daily Kansan Friday, January 14. 1966
scorer averaging 22.7 per game Smith is also the top rebounder with 15.7.
IOWA STATES Bob Ziegler, a top scorer last year, was out most of the start of the season but "the hopes to be in top condition Saturday," Coach Glen Anderson said. Smith was also reported to have a physical ulment.
"We cannot be anything less than 100 per cent physically if we are to entertain even a faint hope of upsetting Kansas," Coach Anderson said.
The game begins at 7:35 p.m. in the Iowa State Armory in Ames. The Cyclones won their first league game Monday 85-70 over Missouri. Kansas is undefeated in conference play.
The Jayhawks travel to undefeated Nebraska for a game on Tuesday and will return to Allen Field House on Saturday, Jan. 22, to play the Kansas State University Wildcats.
Walt Wesley . . . fifth all-time KU scorer.
Intramural Scores Vary
The victory margin came in all sizes last night as Templin =2, Phi Kappa Psi and Beta Theta Pi "A" teams won their intramural basketball games at Robinson Gym Annex. With these victories, Templin and the Beta's remained undefeated, both taking the lead in their respective divisions.
In the first game Templin =2
tripped Delta Function 37-36.
Kenneth Lieber, Allen Park,
Mich., sophomore, led Templin
with nine points while Joseph
Gracey, Independence, Miss.,
graduate student, was high for
Delta Function with 12.
PHI KAPPA PSI blasted Sigma Phi Epsilon 67-44. Bill Wassinger, Council Bluffs, Ia., junior, was high scorer for the Phi Psi's and the game, with 16 points. Warren Massey, Jacksonville, Ill., junior led the Sig Ep's losing effort with 12.
Beta Theta Pi beat a Sigma Alpha Epsilon press to win 39-23
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