Owens Evaluates His Team Says Just Not Good Enough
Kansas coach Ted Owens expressed frustration after a 79-67 upset loss to Oklahoma State and a 73-57 semifinal win over Oklahoma in the Big Eight tournament. He faulted KU’s offense, rebounding, and defense, and warned the team must sharpen its play by conference opener January 6 while praising some improvement and noting Oklahoma State’s strong front line. He also praised freshman Greg Douglas and discussed three-officials experiments and future conference battles with Missouri.
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Jayhawks Stun Sooners In 73-57 Big Eight Clash
Kansas defeats Oklahoma 73-57 at Municipal Auditorium as KU inched ahead with a late 14-0 run. Bradshaw led KU with 20 points, Bohnenstiehl 18, while Sidle posted 19 for Oklahoma. Attendance reached 7,300 with Missouri and Nebraska also winning in the day’s tourney action.
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Fights Last Night in New York
Angel Oquedro from Puerto Rico, aged 179, defeated Johnny Alford of Miami, Florida, by points in a ten round bout.
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UCLA Dominates as Indiana Falls Again in Early-Season Hoops
UCLA cruises past St Louis 108-67 in the Los Angeles Classic semifinal to reach the final against Wyoming. Indiana suffers a 91-84 consolation-round loss to SMU after earlier dropping to Western Kentucky. Lucius Allen and Lew Alcindor pace UCLA, while Bill Voight, Gary Sibley, and Lynn Phillips lead SMU in a balanced tourney.
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