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University Daily Kansan
Page 6
Friday, Jan. 22, 1965
Big 8 Champs Here
Swimmers Host Sooners
The KU swimming team will meet defending Big Eight champions, Oklahoma, in a dual meet in Robinson pool Saturday afternoon at 3.
The Sooner swimmers have held the conference championship for the last 10 years. So far this year, they are undefeated. The Oklahoma squad is ranked seventh in the nation by Swimming World magazine.
The Sooners are coached by former KU mentor, Jay Markley. Markley left KU after the 1961-62 season and was replaced by Dick Reamon.
REAMON SAID Thursday he would go with Don Pennington to lead the Jayhawks in the meet. Pennington won first places in the 200-yd, butterfly and the 500-yd. freestyle events in the K-State meet last week. He is the top-scoring Jayhawk.
KU won its only conference dual meet, 59-35, against the K-State Wildcats
Reason noted that a Jayhawk win in the Oklahoma meet may hinge on a victory in one of the two relay events. The Sooners have the fastest distance man in the Big
JAY MARKLEY
OU swimming coach . . .
Eight along with the top butterfly swimmer, the best backstroke man, and the best spinner.
DESPITE THE tough conference competition, Reamon said, the team was improving on schedule. He expects the squad to be strong finishers in the first division at the Big Eight conference meet March 4-6 at Iowa State in Ames.
Reamon felt the conference was tough this year, but the competition was not as stiff as last season. "I expect most of the winning times will break Big Eight records but the field will not be as strong," he said.
Iowa State will also be a rough opponent in the conference meet, Reamon added. The NCAA championships will be held in Ames three weeks after the Big Eight meet. Pride in their new facilities and pride in hosting the NCAA finals combined with the help of an assistant swimming coach will make the Cyclones hard to topple.
Reamon predicted that next year might be a real strong season for the Jayhawks. There will be a group of outstanding freshmen moving up and only two varsity men will be lost to graduation.
Five 'A' IM Basketball Teams Win to Protect Perfect Records
Ellsworth and JRP both extended their "A" intramural basketball records to 4-0 this week. Three other "A" teams also earned victories to keep their records unblemished.
Ellsworth rolled to a 47-44 victory over Navy, behind 12-4 point performances by Don Swartz and Whit Vinzent. Swartz tallied his dozen all in the first half. Navy's Lewis took game honors with 20.
Steve Elmore scored 22 points to lead JRP to a 64-21 rout over Rugby Club. Jerry Cole chipped in with 14 for the winners.
Phi Delta Theta and Beta Theta Pi both won their second game against no defeats.
THE LAWS ran their record to 3-0 with a 47-35 victory over Geology. John Davis with 13 and Mike Holland with 12 paced the winners. Dan Knepper of Geology took game honors with 20.
The Phi Delts nipped Sigma Chi, 47-41, after being down, 20-17, at halftime. Harold Knapheide with 12 and Drue Jennings with 10 led the winners. Bill Fenton hit 11, and Ron Reuter 10 for Sigma Chi.
THE BETAS rolled over Tau Kappa Epsilon, 64-39, behind Fred Littooy's 13 points. Bill Williams added 11 for the winners. John Kyees hit a dozen for the TKE's.
In other "A" play, Templin rolled over Jolliffe, 60-31, as four of the winners scored in double figures. Lee Peakes hit 15, Jim Milligan 12,
Paul Clendening 11, and Carl Harris 10. Don Potter counted 10 for Jolliffe.
Ridge House humbled the Hawks, 50-37, on a 20-point performance by Steve Bowes. Robert Glantz chipped in with 13 for the winners, and Keith Van Horn led the Hawks with 17.
HIDK ROLLLED over Delta Functions, 53-40, as three of the winners tallied in double figures. Alan Price and John Sevick each hit 15, and Howard Hruby added 10.
Alpha Chi Sigma downed the Mammals, 42-30, as Pete Lasho led the way to victory with 18 points. Bill Gast paced the losers with 14.
In the only other scheduled "A" game, UNCLE won by forfeit over the 69'ers.
FIVE "B" LEAGUE teams protected their undefeated seasons with another victory.
Lawrence Independents kept the pressure on ROWB, as they ran up a 4-0 mark in the same league with a 61-42 triumph over BIB. Steve Polston with 22, Dennis Snodgrass with 17, and Harold Dresser with 14 paced the winners. Paul McShane hit 20 for BIB, followed by Ken Calhoun with 10.
ROWB rolled to a 5-0 record with a 35-29 victory over Ellsworth. John Deakins led the winners with 13, but Dennis Cates of Ellsworth took game honors with 14.
also extended their "B" records to 4-0. Concordia ripped Oread, 51-9, behind the 18-point output of Gary Nichols. Bob Schwietzer added 15 to the winners' score.
Concordia and Kappa Alpha Psi
Loyce Bailey hit 11 to lead Kappa Alpha Psi to a 42-24 triumph over Lambda Chi.
**IN OTHER "B" play, Delta Tau Delta downed Acacia, 50-34; Alpha Tau Omega edged Delta Upsilon, 32-30, in overtime; Phi Kappa Tau nipped Phi Kappa Theta by the same 32-30 margin; Pharmacy rolled over the Smokaholics, 40-22; and Foster downed the Alchemists, 34-19. Sigma Alpha Epsilon won by forfeit over Pi Kappa Alpha, and Kappa Sigma won by forfeit over Phi Kappa Psi.
In "C" action, it was Phi Gamma Delta No. 3 over Phi Delta Theta No. 3, 22-21, in overtime; Phi Kappa Psi No. 1 over Sigma Chi No. 6, 55-21; Phi Delta Theta No. 2 over Sigma Chi No. 2, 39-37; Delta Upsilon No. 1 over Sigma Alpha Epsilon No. 3, 35-33.
Delta Upsilon No. 2 over Sigma Nu No. 2, 59-37; Alpha Tau Omega No. 1 over Delta Upsilon No. 4, 23-16; Beta Theta Pi No. 1 over Sigma Chi No. 5, 28-26; Beta Theta Pi No. 4 over Sigma Alpha Epsilon No. 6 by forfeit; Sigma Alpha Epsilon No. 4 over Phi Gamma Delta No. 69, 67-15; Ellsworth 7N over Ellsworth 9S, 47-26; and Kucimats over Gadflies, 34-19.
The KU wrestling team will meet the Kansas State Wildcats in a dual meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
Jayhawks to Grapple With Cats
Kansas State is ranked fifth. Missouri did not attend the conference meet in 1964.
The Jayhawks go into the meet with a 1-7 record having lost to three conference opponents in a triple-dual meet last weekend at Oklahoma State in Stillwater.
According to the results of the 1964 Big Eight conference, KU is ranked seventh in the conference.
I. W. Smith, coaching assistant for the team, said Thursday that Gary Duff will be out with injuries. Duff has the best record on the team.
The wrestlers will attend the conference meet at Oklahoma University in Norman March 11-12.
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Bowman, averaging 12.4 points a game, was an All Missouri Valley conference center. Davis, one of Bowman's substitutes, was averaging 4.5.
Wichita Players Cut Quickly
WICHTTA COACH Gary Thompson said the dismissals were for "failure to meet obligations for the first semester's academic work. Until these obligations have been met they will not be allowed back on the squad."
Other sources in Wichita said grades were not in and the two players could be reinstated—though chances "are slight."
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