Colorado Goes West to Tes
ez California, Which Will Be
us Here for Big 7 Tourney.

REAL HURDLE FOR BUFFS

Bob McKeen, 220-Pound Bear
~. Center, May Be a Match
for Burd Haldorson.

BIG SEVEN <aoeho
SCORE

2 (Through games of = ar December $F

Colorado

Kansas
‘Missouri

California

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WNHHEHOOM

Oklahoma  ...ees.-ee
GAME sl ag

CALIFORNIA: 52 Oregon State 50; 64

Oregon 52; 77 cfeeee ( “Pacific 84 (dou

ble “overtime); Cm td s 51,

=~ COLORADO: 88 Be 4 66: 65 B. -Y.

U. 46; 66 Colorado - ‘and M47.
lows STATE: 78 Carlton 60; 67 Brad-

y. 79.
KA NSAS: 83 L. 8. U. 58; a Tulsa 66.
KANSAS STATE: 57 U. an A. 86;

; 70 Wyomin ng 50 |

OURI: 49 Illinois 7 63 Indiana |

4: 67 Wisconsin 56. |

AS <6L "pa 84; 87 South |
Dakota *

51.
OKLAHOMA: 64 Baylor 80; 66 Wiscon- '

sin_77; Eve r 86.
REMAI Bee GAME a WEEK,

Tonight: A eanen at ouri.

Friday: Colorado at California; Rice at
Kansas: Denver at Iowa State.

Saturday: Colorado at California; Wash-
ington at Kansas State; Rice at Kansas;
Bradley at Nebraska; Ohio State at
Oklahoma,

Cc
_ itself somewhere nea
of Missouri this week end in the
first genuine strength test of
its pre-Big Seven tournament,
schedule.

The Buffaloes will carry an|
unbeaten streak of three games)
into Berkeley to meet California|
for a 2-night stand on the Bears’ |
home court Friday and Satur-}
day. To date, the defending Big!
‘Seven co-champions have run
over B. Y. U. twice and Colo-'
Yyado A. and.M. once. The Bears,
playing their first season under
Pete Newell, late of Michigan,
State and San Francisco, cer-|
tainly will pose a more severe}
test than either of the Skyline}
Fight entries.