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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Monday, March 25, 1968
KU students take 2nd;3rd,bowling
The Big Eigh. Bowling Tournament held at KU Friday and Saturday saw the men of Missouri and the women of Iowa State capture the top team honors.
KU's men bowlers placed third and the women placed second just .02 points behind Iowa State.
The tournament pitted eight men's teams and four women's teams against each other in the two divisions. Originally six women's teams were expected to compete but Oklahoma and Wichita State didn't participate.
Individual honors went, in the men's division, to Ron Mick, Shawnee Mission junior from KU, for the highest average in 14 games with a 195; to Mike Trent of Wichita State for the highest single game with a 267; and to Stan Heffley, Bonner Springs sophomore of KU, for the highest series (two games) with a 459.
In the women's division, Jan Jung from Iowa State had the highest game with a 244. Gayle Clapp of Oklahoma rolled the
highest series with a 419 and the highest average with 171.
In each division, the five bowlers with highest game averages are named to an all-star team. Mick of KU has been on the allstar team each of his three years at KU. Gloria Edwards, Lawrence sophomore from KU, was named to the women's all-star team.
In the competition, Missouri was pretty much in control in the men's division, but in the women's division, KU led throughout the entire series until Iowa State moved ahead by winning the final game of the tournament.
Final team standings:
1. Missouri
2. Wichita
3. KU
4. Iowa
4. Iowa
5. Oklahoma State
6. Emporia
7. Nebraska
7. Nebraska
8. Kansas State
Women's
1. Iowa State
3. Kansas State
4. Oklahoma State
Jayhawks 4th in gym meet
KU gymnasts placed fourth in the Big Eight conference championships held at Norman, Okla., this weekend. Colorado won the team championship Friday, defeating defending champion Iowa
State 178.85-177.05.
Oklahoma placed third in the meet with a score of 175.60 followed by KU, 169.40; Nebraska, 158.20; and Kansas State, 154.00.
String quartet performs tonight
The University String Quartet will present a concert of works by Brahms and Ravel at 8 p.m. Monday in Swarthout Recital Hall.
Members of the Quartet are Howard Boyajian, professor of
strings, violin; Karel Blaas, associate professor of strings, viola; Paul Todd, assistant professor of music theory, violin; and Raymond Stuhl, professor of strings, cello. Assisting will be Don Scheid, assistant dean of the School of Fine Arts, clarinet.
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