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bench. to level a knockout wallop
of 16 points to open two leads of
'14 points in the final half.
California, playing without ace
‘center Bob McKeen, nabbed a slim
‘lead midway of the second half and
then came up with a ball control
game to nip the Jayhawks. McKeen |
‘injured an ankle in Cal’s first
round loss to Kansas State Tuesday.
California led 37-35 at halftime,
but the lead changed hands twice
‘before the Bears got ahead to stay
at 47-46.

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Colorado set a tournament record
‘with its scoring spread of 42 points
in beating Nebraska. |
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nine years on the tournament was,
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