Piggyback attack Photo by Mike Rieke
'Hawks, K-State tie in soccer showdown
KU and Kansas State, co-favorites in the Big Eight soccer tournament April 26-27, met yesterday, but their game failed to give any clue as to which would win the league title. They tied 3-3.
In the first half KU put pressure on the K-State goal but it was the Wildcats who did the scoring.
The Jayhawks controlled the middle of the field and kept the ball in the K-State half most of
the time. They outshot the Wildcats twelve to four, but none of their shots landed home.
K-State threatened to make it a run-away in the second half when they scored a quick goal and had another nullified for being offsides.
K-State had trouble breaking through the KU defense but when they did, they made it count. At the end of the first half the Wildcats led 2-0.
Darlan's goal brought the Jayhawks alive and Luis Ballivan followed him with two goals off corner kicks.
when he took a pass from Fidel Waura and drilled it into lower right corner of the K-State net.
Guy Darlan finally put the Jayhawks on the scoreboard
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Ballivan's last goal brought a heated protest from the K-State team. They complained that their goalee had been pushed out of the play and that the goal should not count. But the referee ruled that the goalee had not been fouled and the score stood.
The KU and K-State B teams played a tie game yesterday with the final count at 1-1.
George Hidalgo-Gonsalez of KU broke his leg in the B team game when he collided with a K-State player. He was admitted to Watkins Hospital.
KU and K-State will have a return match this weekend in Manhattan. The B teams will also meet in a preliminary contest.
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