ichards .....0 0 O|Doeble ....i...0°0 0
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Totals ........16 26 18

Totals .......25 25 23
Half-time score—Missouri 35, Nebraska 29.

ty points.

Oklahoma goaled a huge 46.5
percentage from the field to 32.9
for Colorado. Colorado ‘outre-
bounded: the winners, 55 to 38,
but couldn’t match the hustle and
shooting,

This was Oklahoma’s first vic-
tory of the season after four

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

pmith 2. Doebles 3, vagien, Renzelman,|Sttaight losses,
Roy 2, Matzke 3, Coufal 2, Missouri—Park,| COLORADO—71. 73.
Reichert, Rust 2, Blackman, Reiter 2, Smith. GFT F FT F
Jimmy Peck’s leaping goal yen cet eee 2-5
with three seconds of the over- Jeangerard $7.2 7 3
time left gave Oklahoma its|faMeon: & & 2 at ae
upset victory over Colorado in/annah -. 1 9 OlLan 2S 4
the first game of the tourna yanstield 0 2 1/Hamilton Lo 8 6 6
ment. Mowbray... 5 2 1) Totals s...25 2319
It was Oklahoma’ S second] ‘totals .....93 25 22)
deep freeze which paid off. The}, Halftime “score: “Colorado 37, Okla-
Sooners had waited too long in erek, throws missed: Colorado—Cotfman,
the regulation time when they|fsa®32" iin eaneios, Haldorson gee a

 

held the. ballyfor three minutes
and twenty-three seconds only
to make their move too late to
break a 68-all tie. ©

But the overtime freeze
chilled the Buffaloes, favored
with Missouri in both the tour-
nament and the conference road
lying ahead.
_ Lane Pushes One In.

Les‘Lane, who hit thirty-one
points for the Sooners, got them
an early lead in the overtime
with his swishing push shot.
Then three free shots were
missed by the Sooners as they
failed to ice the game.

Colorado’s Bob Jeangerard hit
Colérado’s only goal of the over-
time with twenty-nine seconds
left to tie it at 71-all.

Oklahoma took the ball down-
court, stalled until six seconds
remained, then Lane broke in,
passed to Peck and Peck san
to goal the winner.

Oklahoma, outmanned under
the board, fought Colorado fe-
rociously throughout. The Buffs

 

Muller 7, Lane

2, Peck, j

 

Records of Big 7

TEAM RECORDS TO DATE.
Key: H—Home game. V—Game away.
N—Neutral court.

 
 
   
  
   

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