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dine hetes of longeshooting little guards, Kent Pocre and J.Re Snyder,
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vadattos. to Loyola they. whacked Texas Teoh, 89-70, and edged Washington,
Tas60, ‘1 Alparn: fieldhouses Indiana scored a 96-72 victory at Bloomington

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peso reds > Most points’ game = 39 Sherman Norton, Oklahoma JSe Stanford, 1951
2d fiom points tournament « , 82 Clyde Lovellette, Kansas, 1950
tag ee Most pointe sareer 222 Clyde Lovellette, Kansas, 1949-1950-1951
@ i , Most’ field goals game = 15 amnard Johnson, Ménnesota vse Colorado, 195

Most re: goals ‘tournament ~ BT Clyde Lovellette, Sansas, 1950

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| Most free Chrows game - i4 Disk Knostman, Kansas State V8e Kansas,
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20 ee ee shrows tournament - 29 Kea Fark, Mismuri, 1954

_ Most free throws: career = 64 Meg Park, Mismri, 1951,1952, 1953, 1954
ae “Most fouls tournament = 15 Delmar Diercks, Towa State, 1950

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