Once again they stalled until
less than 15 seconds were left.)
\Then they moved in, and Peck}
fired the clincher from about 10
feet out, Colorado never had. a
chance to retaliate.
| Peck, 5-9, and Lane, 5-10, two
lof the smallest in Oklahoma’s
|stable of basketball runts, put
jon. a great show, Peck hit 18
| points, ‘including the dramatic
| winners, and Lane connected for
|31. Lane, tournament scoring
champion here last year, -hit 13
\field goals, most of them from
\far out.
| Oklahoma, which barely man-
jages to muster a six-foot average
for its squad, was whipped in. re-
‘bounds, 55-38, by the heavily fa-
vored Buffs. But the Sooners hit
25 of 54 shots from the field for
46 per cent. _ sj

After a tight first half in which
Oklahoma led most of the time,
altho Colorado owned a. 37-35
lead at intermission, the Buffs
‘built their biggest leads midway
in the second half. These were
brief margins of six points at
65-59 and 67-61. one :

Then Oklahoma ‘closed in, and
dealt the Buffs their fourth
straight loss after a three-game
winning streak at the start of the
season.

Missouri, winning its fifth
jgame against two losses, built a
|35-29 halftime lead over’ Ne-
|braska, and then widened that|
‘to 21 points at 72-51 four minutes |
before the end, : |

The Huskers, making their!
first appearance here under new

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