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In Big 7 Meet.

TOURNEY FACTS.

Results.

Kansas 79, Colorado 62.
Missouri 74, Iowa State 65,

Tonight’s Games. __
ee Ds m.—Kansas State vs. Ne-
braska.

9 ~~ p. m.—Oklahoma vs. Wash-

ington
By Maury White.
(Sunday Register Staff Writer.)
| KANSAS CITY, MO. —
| Missouri built a 20 - point

lead in the third quarter, |
then staved off a scram- |
bling gang fydm Iowa State |

opening-round |

Big Sevfen tournament
game herg Saturday night,

Kansas “won the first game,
beating Colorado, 79-62, al-
though the Jayhawks’  all-
America candidate, center B. H.
Born, was held to only 12 points.

Third in Row.
| This is the third year in suc-
cession that the Cyclones and
the Tigers have opened tourney

play against one another and it |

 

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Lowa {State 5.6 15 15 17 18—65 |

NESSORI coin. 20rd esac 19 19 21 15—74

Missed free thmows—Towa State: De- |

Koster 2, Duncan 3, Wetter 4, Nims,

Van Cleave; Missouri: Park 3, Reichert, |

Reiter, Schoonmaker, Elmore
Officials—Jim Enright and John
Lloyd.