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! The big senior is averaging 942 “tare ugh CU's first five

eins and tipped in the winning goal in the 60-57 conquest of Iowa.

Ranglos ranks ninth on tne Srochogennannt scoring tabB s (through game s

of last Saturday) at 36 14.8. Up to the dumpivx dual BYWv disaster

at rrovo, Cofimam had assumed Jeangerard's shoes by limiting his

persorm 1 toes to a meager five points through tl first three mmese

A one-point poliving job of Iowa 's Carl Cain featured swewsx this job .
Bill Peterson, 6-0 lettered senior who played wéll in the

NCAA tournament last year, ami Dave Mowbray, 6=1 lettered junior,

agex has taken over for Modk aml “arrold in the backline. Mick Man-

sfield, 6-4 lettered junior, was a starter here until he wrenched a

knee in the opener agaimt Oregon State. #* He is of doubtful availab-

{lity for the tourmy. |
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which means he is seasoning supasvitkex@eoxrys vx tadhutyyv xvx underclass-

men like Beorp edhair, Bob Helzer, Dick Nicholson, and Jim Jochems

as rapidly as possible, The Imtter is tw most important since he Js

Hannah's

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BIG SEVEN TOURNAMENT TRAM OFFENSIVE RECORDS

Most points sikmgke game - 103 by Stanford vs. Iowa State,
1951 ( overtime )

Most points tournament - 265 , Kesas State » 1952

Highest career average - 203.1 Kansas State

Most field goals game - 38 Iowa State vs. Stanford, 1951,
and Kansas State vse Iowa State, 9 1953

Most field goals career = 665 Kansas State

Most free throws gam - 37 Missuri vs. Okhhom , 195)

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