Tigers Are Impressive.

Since rebounding from the 49-
77 holacaust at Illinois, to clip
Indiana, 63-60, at Bloomington,
the Tigers have added two more
Big Ten victims in impressive
fashion. Saturday they outshot
Towa, 97-94, in a record artillery
duel at Columbia. They fol-
lowed by blowing down Wiscon-
sin, 67-56, Monday. Iowa was
second-ranked in the United
Press poll. when it came into
‘Tigertown. Illinois now is rated
third in the A. P. and U. P. polls.

Off the strength of this string,

M. U. has vaulted all the way}.

‘to sixth in the latest AP ballot-
_ ing; ninth in the UP.

- The Tigers are expected to
write a tighter grip high in the
polls by overrunning Arkansas
tonight in Columbia. That game
will close M. U.’s_ pre-tourna-
ment play.

Until Colorado establishes it-|

self against California, Kansas
must be regarded as the only

other early muscle-member Of} chuck Dun

the league. The Jayhawks broke
Tulsa’s 4-game victory string
last night: in Lawrence, 73-66.
Earlier Phog Allen’s club had
flashed unexpected power in de-
molishing L. S. U., 83-57, in its
opener. -

Lester Lane, Oklahoma’s nifty
senior guard, maintained his
bulge over the conglomerate
scoring field by throwing in 22
points in the defeat by Wiscon-
sin and 23 more against Baylor
last night. This gave him a

 

over Dallas Dobbs of Kansas
who. moved up to 20.5 and Bur-
dette Haldorson, Colorado’s 6-7
center, who slid.from 22.5 by
notching only 12 in the victory
over Colorado Aggies. i
‘ Here is the way the top scorers
line up now: Se.

  
   

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Rex Ekwall, f, Nebraska

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Bob Reiter, c, Mi
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Bob Jeangerard, f, Colorado . Ss
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