MU again has drawn netpaidina as a first round foe, anit
leading off the seconi night of first round play at 7:30 wednesday. ye
Kan:as and Cornell play the nightcap. pie

BYU tore considerable gloss off Colorado, the league's
early surprise, witha a fearsome double flogging , at Provo, %3%x 70-
53, and 8-53, over the weekend. The def: nding conference champions
were fresh from a 60-57 conquest of Iowa and carried a 3-0 into the
Utah highlands,

Kansas also lost its perfect slate in ax&x an 81-61 drub
-bing at the hands of SMU at Yallas. These three games left Iowa State
as the conference's only unbesmirched ensemble . The Gyclones coukd come
in that way too since they figure to dispose of Calorado A & M and
“enver on a weebeen swing this week ani handle Vanderbilt at Ames
December 23 in their final pre-mect teste

These three games plus KU's matches with Rice, Monday in
Houston and return agdnst SMU ietnender in Lawrence, wkixkx are the
big ones before tournament time,

TOP @IPIREN PREeTOURNAMENT SCORING LEAD RS

Name Team . G FG PT-FPTA FF TP Ave
48 5139 12 «6127 «(05
26 Lh-19 7 66 22.60
29 33-49 13 91 1862
16 22-33 6 Sy 418.0
34, 16-30 20 8h 16.8
22-32 15 82 16.4
23 16-21 7 62 1565
19 8-11 6 46 1503
2h mM 10h UM
Ly 26-19 «5 UT
11 eonet iC 9 RA

liorm Stewart, g, Miss uri
Chuck Rolles, e Cornell
Chuck Smith, f Nebraska
Gary Thompson, g Iowa State
Jack Parr, c, Kansas State
LeRoy Bacher,c Ok1l an coma
Dallas Dobbs, g Kansas

Don Medsker, Cy Iowa State
Jim Ranglos, f, Colorado
Chuck Vogt, f, Iowa State

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#Rex Hkwall, c Nebraska