tournament -récord = scoring

spread of 42 points in beat- —

ing Nebraska, 89-47.

~ McKeen injured an ankle late:
in Cal’s loss to Kansas State
Tuesday night.

Colorado—89. -—- Nebraska—4

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Coffman,f 3 Ekwall,f
Yardley,f 2 Boich,f
Peterson,f 0 Smith,f
J’ngerard,f Fagler,f
angolas,f Doebele.f.

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3 laldorson, c

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Prokop,c
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Roy.& :
Coufal,g
Wells,g
Gibson, ¢

_ Totals:

 

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half—Colorado 52, Ne-

of free throws—Colorado: Coff-
yee 2, Jeangerard, .Rangolas,
Haldorson 2, Hannah, Walter,
ch Mark, Mowbray; Nebraska:
mith Bi Doeble, Renzelman,

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_ California.
Blake,f |
E.McKeen,f
Friend,f
Mastrow,f
Hagler,c
Biowe O57
Wein’ aud, z
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Arriaga, z

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Totals 19 24 20 ines
Score at Hare canis 35, Califor- |

nia rhe
Misséd free throws—Kansas: Elstun |
3. King, Davenport, Johnson 4,: Brain-
ard 2, Debbs 2, Parker; California:
Blake 3, E.\ McKeen, Mastrow, Hagile
, Brown, Weintraub, Hess 3. Arrillaga.