Friday, February 9,1968
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
7
Scanning the Big 8
By Steve Morgan Kansan Sports Editor
Kansas 65, Colorado 54
The Jayhawks finally look ready to roll for their third straight Big Eight title and even Colorado's notorious home court advantage shouldn't stop them. Pat Frink has had a hot hand in the Buff's last two games, but he hasn't been playing opposite All-America candidate Jo Jo White.
Nebraska 75, Kansas State 70
This is the big one in the Big Eight this weekend. Both teams are tied for the conference lead with 5-2 records and a loss for either team could mean the crown. Nebraska has been very hot lately and they seldom lose at home. K-State will sorrel miss their ineligible guards. Look for a Cornhusker victory to set up a big KU-NU game next weekend.
Iowa State 72, Oklahoma 67
Iowa State, the third of the Big Eight's tri-leaders, should remain at the top through this weekend. Don Smith, the Big Eight's scoring leader for Iowa State and the league's number two scorer, OU's Don Sidle, meet head on in this one. Smith appears to be the better player and this should be the margin of victory. Oklahoma's Sidle and Willie Rogers should break the league's all-time two-man scoring record sometime during the game. The two need to add only 24 more points to their combined three-year scoring totals to move into the top spot.
Missouri 58, Oklahoma State 55
This should be a close one. Missouri has finally found the ability to score this year and should be able to handle Hank Iba's slow, ball-control game. O-State lacks the big man at center to stop the Tigers' Gene Jones, the league's number six scorer. However, if Gene Hawk, the Cowboy guard, has a hot night like he did against Kansas in the Big Eight tournament, the outcome could be reversed.
KU, ISU will swim
A strong KU swim team will go against defending conference champion Iowa State here Saturday night in a meet KU swim coach Dick Reamon says should be a dandy.
"The winner of this meet will have a decided psychological advantage in the conference meet to be held here in early March." Reamon said.
The Jayhawk swimmers are now 6-1 after winning four cut of five meets on a road trip through Texas and Oklahoma during semester break.
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Juco trackmen set records
Double victories by Marcus Walker, Butler County Junior College hurdler, and Mel Gray, Fort Scott Junior College sprinter-long-jumper, stole the spotlight as Kansas hosted its annual freshman-junior college invitational track meet Thursday night in Allen Field House.
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Walker, former Kansas high school hurdles champion from Wichita, won the 60-yard high and low hurdles. He won the highs in meet record time of 7.4 seconds.
Gray won both the long jump and the 60-yard dash with meet record efforts. A leap of 23 feet 3 inches bettered the long jump
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Jayhawk freshmen grabbed three first places in the 13-event meet which was not scored on a team basis.
standard by more than six inches. He ran a fast 6.1 in the 60.
Mike Solomon, Westminster,
Calif., distance ace, provided the
best Jayhawk performance of the
evening when he ran a meet record
9:24.4 in the two-mile run.
Other Jayhawk winners were Rob Taylor, Kirkwood, Mo., with a height of 13 feet 2 inches in the pole vault and Bill Penny, Emporia, with a heave of 48 feet $10\frac{1}{2}$ inches in the shot put.
KU's prize freshman shot putters Karl Salb and Steve Wilhelm
were held out of the meet in preparation for their competition in the Will Rogers Indoor Games at Fort Worth, Tex., tonight.
Delta Gamma sorority will meet Chi Omega sorority in the volleyball championship playoffs at 7:30 Tuesday in Robinson Gymnasium.
The DG's bested Kappa Kappa Gamma in two out of three games last Tuesday to make their way to the playoffs.
The Chi O's won by forfeit last Tuesday night.
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