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University Daily Kansan
Monday, March 11, 1963
Missouri School Wins KU Debate Tourney
Southwest State College of Springfield, Mo., won the Heart of America Debate Tournament here Saturday for an unprecedented second straight year.
Southwest State defeated the University of Alabama, 4-1, in the final round of debate to gain the title in the seventh annual KU-sponsored event.
Kent Keller and Annette Wright, both of Springfield, were members of the championship team. They did not compete in the tourney here last year.
RICHARD BOULDIN. Birmingham, Ala., and Robert Roberts, Tuscaloosa. Ala., represented Alabama.
Northwestern University and a team from Augustana College of Rock Island, Ill., were eliminated in the semi-finals. Southern California, another team from Augustana, the University of Minnesota and Dartmouth made it to the quarterfinals.
The highest qualifying KU team, composed of Don Worster, Hutchinson senior, and Tom Beiseeker, Topea senior, was beaten in the octa-finals (the first round of the championship bracket) by Northwestern. Worster and Beisecker finished the preliminary rounds with a 6-2 record and 94 points.
The Southwest Missouri team of Miss Wright and Keller was eliminated in the quarter-finals of the nationally televised debate tournament last spring.
IN COMPETITION this year, Miss Wright and Keller were beaten in the octa-finals of the Dartmouth Invitational tournament, placed third at Pittsburgh State, and lost in the quarterfinals in the Vanderbilt National Invitational.
"This tournament is generally recognized as perhaps the second toughest in the United States during the year — West Point the toughest," Roberts of Alabama said. "This has been the toughest meet we've been in this year."
Rock and roll singer Lobby Vee will be the main attraction at the Greek Week Dance, March 23, in the Kansas Union Ballroom at 9 pm.
Closing hours for women students have been extended until 1:30 a.m. on that date.
Bobby Vee To Appear at Greek Week Dance
Official Bulletin
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Dion, recorder of the current popular hit, "Ruby Baby," was originally scheduled to appear at the dance. But William Anderson Jr., Park Ridge, Ill., junior and chairman of the dance, said Dion is to be married March 23, so Vee will replace him.
"At any rate, we have a top-rate singer." Anderson said. He pointed out that five of Vee's records have sold a million copies each.
Among the Liberty recording star's top hits are "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," "Rubber Ball," "Run to Him," "Devil or Angel," "Punish Her," and "Walking With My Angel."
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Miron Lee and the Caddies will appear with Vee. This accompanying group has appeared with such name stars as The Everly Brothers, Brenda Lee, Johnny Cash, and Chubby Checker.
"Just last week, Vee drew a crowd of 3.600 at Michigan State University." Anderson said.
Tickets for the exclusively Greek affair are $1 per person. Tickets will be available at the ticket booth on Jayhawk Blvd. from March 29 to 23.
Advance tickets may be purchased starting March 16 from Anderson at VI3-5799, or Kay Walker, Paik Ridge, Ill., sophomore at VI3-5600.
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