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University Daily Kansan
Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1965
Kansas Rivals Clash Tonight
Tonight's Big Eight headliner at Manhattan between KU and Kansas State is almost a "must" game for both teams if they are to remain title contenders.
There is a little more pressure on the host Wildcats, who have lost two of their three conference games. Kansas State enters the game after falling to Missouri, 80-68, last Saturday.
The Jayhawks are 3-1 in Big Eight play, second to Oklahoma State's league-leading 3-0 mark. KU picked up its eighth victory in the last nine games by downing Iowa State, 72-60, at Ames Saturday.
THE TWO KANSAS rivals will tip off at 7:35 p.m. before a capacity crowd and a six-station television network audience. Channel 13 will serve the Lawrence area.
This will be the second meeting this season between the two arch-rivals. The Jayhawks nipped Kansas State, 54-52, in a semifinal battle at Kansas City en route to the Big Eight tournament title. Roy Smith of the Wildcats was the game's high score with 20 points.
KANSAS STATE Coach Tex Winter, renowned for getting the most out of his players, is far from satisfied with his team's play.
"We still aren't reacting," Winter said. "We're just standing around on rebound situations and certainly not coming up with our share of the loose balls."
Kansas State controlled only one jump ball tip against the much shorter Tigers, and were outrebounded for the third straight game, 50-46.
PROVIDING an added attraction to tonight's Big Eight classic will be a preliminary game featuring the nation's defending junior college champions from Dodge City. They will take on Kansas State's undefeated freshman squad at 5:10 p.m.
Dodge City has the same five starters that posted a 29-2 record last year in winning the national crown, and is presently ranked No. 1 with a 13-0 record.
Kansas State starters include 6-7 Earl Seyfert, 6-8 Mike Williams and 6-5 Tom Harvey. Dodge City does not have a starter over 6-4.
Athletics Trade Colavito
CLEVELAND—(UPI)—The Cleveland Indians today announced the return of Rocky Colavito in a three-way deal with the Chicago White Sox and the Kansas City Athletics.
The Tribe will get Colavito from Kansas City and Camilo Carreon from the White Sox. Catcher John Romano, pitcher Tommy John and outfielder Tommie Aige go to the White Sox.
Chicago will send outfielders Mike Herschberger and Jim Landis to Kansas City, along with a pitcher to be named at a later date.
LOS ANGELES — (UPI) — The Helms Athletic Foundation has announced designation of Al Oerter, former KU track and field star, as the top athlete from North America.
Al Oerter Named Continent's Best
Oerter and five other Olympic Games stars from separate continents or sub-continents, will receive the Helms World Trophy Awards.
Oerter, now of Long Island, N.Y. was the Olympic discus throw champion.
Liedtke blew a layup in the closing seconds of regulation play Tuesday night but sunk a 15-foot jump shot in the final five seconds of the third overtime to give Louisville an 82-80 victory over Missouri Valley Conference foe Cincinnati at Louisville.
Louisville Coach Peck Hickman has his 400th basketball victory today, but it took a triple overtime in which sophomore Joe Liedtke traded his goat's horns for a hero's laurel wreath.
Regulation time ended with each team having 69 points. Neither team scored in the first five-minute overtime period, and each scored seven in the second overtime to remain deadlocked at 76.
LOUISVILLE TOOK the lead on a goal-tending call against Cin-
Louisville Coach Gets No. 400
The winners will receive plaques and have their names engraved on the Helms World Trophy at Helms Hall, Los Angeles.
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cinnati's Ron Krick, and the basket was awarded to Eddie Creamer, the game's top scorer with 24 points. He added another field goal in the period while Ken Cunningham and Roland West scored for Cincinnati.
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In other major collegiate cage action, Willie Somerset put on a brilliant display of shooting to score 42 points in leading Duquesne to a 73-69 upset of Depaul at Pittsburgh.
Then came Liedtke's shot from the corner and Hickman had victory no. 400.
SOMERSET MADE 18 of 23 field goal attempts and hit all six of his free throws. Depaul led at the half 39-34 and did not lose its lead until Somerset put the Dukes ahead 56-55 with 8:27 left in the game. Duquesne was never behind after that.
NOTRE DAME TRAILED Purdue by as many as 18 points in their game at Lafayette, Ind., but pulled to within four before the clock ran out, and Purdue won it, 78-74.
Dave Schellhase's 28 points paced the Boilermakers.
LAWRENCE—(UPI)—The National Collegiate Track Coaches Association's All-American track and field team includes Bill Silverberg, a KU senior, in his specialty, the 3,000 meter steepechase.
Track Coaches Pick KU's Bill Silverberg
Silverberg became one of more than 30 All-Americans produced by Coach Bill Easton at KU in the last 17 years.
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