Freeman Hits
40, Buckeyes
Rip OU, 89-68

COLUMBUS, OHIO — (®&) —
Ohio State’s Buckeyes, with the
sensational Robin Freeman toss-
ing in 40 points, beat the Okla-
|homa Sooners, 89-68, here Mon-

 

| All-America Freeman, a senior
guard, hit 12 of 20 field goal
tries and lobbed in 16 of 20 from
the free throw line to bring his
four-game average to 36.75.

The Buckeyes got off to an
8-0 lead as the game opened, and
the Sooners never again came)
closer than eight points, despite
a strong comeback effort in the
last half. Ohio State led, 40-17, at
the half.

The Buckeyes, who lost shsty
home opener a week ago, won
their third contest in four starts.
It was the third loss in four
starts for the Sooners. |
| etiniiome: (68) Ohio State (89)
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Ohio State cess ce vecesewh'sevee 40 49-—89
Oklahoma eweerocnesson eaeseen 17 51—68

Colorado 60, lowa 57

BOULDER, COLO. — (4)
| Colorado University, defendin:
'|Big’ Seven Conference basketha.
champion, defeated Iowa’s Big 1
titlists, 60-57, here Monday nigh
‘\before 6,800 fans.
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Totals 19 49-80 23 23

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