Missouri, ranked seyen
tionally in the last Associated
Press poll, broke loose early in
the second half to beat Ne-
braska, 75-58. Norm Stewart led
Tiger scoring with 26 points,
Gary Renzleman was high for
the Huskers with 19—all in’ the
first half.

Cyclones ys. Kansas.

Tonight’s action pits Iowa
State against Kansas in the &
o’clock game with guest Cali-
fornia meeting Kansas State in
the second game.

_ Undefeated Kansas, defending
meet champion, will start four
sophomores and guard Dallas

BIG SEVEN—
Continued on Page Ten.
* * kik * Kenko &

Nebraska —88, ‘Missouri—_75,
FT.F. Park:f

Ekwall, f 2 Filbert, f
Cc. Smith, f 0 Richards,f
Doeble,f 0 Reichert,f
vi) RUSE: 3
0 Blackman,f
3 Reiter,c

 

Renz’ ‘imn, ¢

Roy,
Matane, gz
Buel,g
Prokop,g
Wells,
Coufal,z
Gibson,g

Totals 162618. Totals 252523
aoe at half—Missouri 35, Nebras-

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Free throws. -missed—Nebraska: Ek-
wall, Smith 2, Doebles ® Fagler, Ren-
zelman, Roy 2, Matzke 3, Coufal 2;
Missouri: Park, Reichert, Rust 2,
Blackman, Reiter 2, “Smith. ¢

Officials—Cilff Ogden of Wichita;
John Lloyd-of Kansas City.

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Jeang’ard,f
Ranglos,f
Halderson,e
Hannah,e

| Harrold,

CORR RHODOKR
| SHARAN WON

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Mowbray, S15 a 2 1

Totals 23 25

Sore at bale ecipeadi 37, Okla-

Regulation—Colorado 68, Oklahoma,

Free. throws -missed—Colorado: Coff-
re Jeanegerard 2, Ranglos, Haldor-
son Mansfield 2; Oklahoma: Thomp-

son 3 Hart 2, Muller 7, Lane 2, Peck,
. Officials—John Frasher of Ilinois,
Alex George of Notre Dame.

hom.