halt c getting 33 of the Buffs’|
total as they paced a gigantic 52-|
23 advantage. After that it was
just a matter of what the final
edge would be.

_ Coach Bebe Lee used his reg-
_ulars for only 18-minutes in the

contest and cleared his bench
of fifteen reserves. Only two

Buffs failed to crack the scor-

ing columus.

In the other consolation brack-
et game, California’s Bears com-
pletely ruined Kansas’ hopes for
some glory by trimming the Jay-
hawks, 65 to 62, for the latter’s
second straight loss in the tourna-
ment. It was the first time in the
history of the tournament a Kan-
sas team had lost two straight.

The Bears refused to wilt under
.the pressure applied by the Kan-
sans. and managed the victory
even without the presence of Bob

McKeen, their mammoth center.
COLORADO (89) NEBRASKA (47)
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Smith f
Fagier f
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Roy g
Coufal g
Wells g
Gibson g

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HALF TIME SCORE—Colorado 52, Ne-
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| FREE THROWS MISSED:  Colorado—
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| Haldorson 2, Hannah, Walter,
Mark, Mowbray. Nebraska—
Smith 3, Doeble, Renzelman,
‘Matzke 2, Prokop 2, Roy 2, Gibson.
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HALFTIME SCORE—Kansas 35, Califor-
nla 37;
FREE THROWS MISSED—Kansas: Ellstun
3, King, Davenport, Johnson 4, Brainard 2,)
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McKeen, Mastrov, Hagler 2, Brown, Wein-
traub, Hess 3, Arrillaga.