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TEAM RECORDS.

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THE SCHEDULE.

First Round.
TONIGHT.

8 p. m.—Kansas vs. Colorado.
9: tS 5 m.—lIowa State vs. Mis~

souri.
MONDAY NIGHT.
8 p. m.—Kansas State vs. Ne-

braska.
9:45 p. m.—Oklahoma vs. Wash-
ington.

the third year ih a row that the
| teams have been paired in their |
opener:
The Tigers, largely because |
Iowa State doesn’t have a man
to counteract the size of 6- foot |
|8-inch Bob Reiter, will be fa-
vored in the game, which starts
at 9:45 o’clock. - .
.3 Cyclone Victories,
The Cyclones, with a 3-1 rec- |
ord, rank second to defending |
champion Kansas State in pre-|
tourney victories. Missouri has
won one of three games, plus a
warmup game against a service
team.

. Drake, which Missouri de-
feated by 32 points and Iowa
State by 10, is the only com-
mon foe. The Tiger losses
were to Wisconsin and Arkan-
sas.

Reiter, averaging 18 points, is
about a scoring match for Cy-
clone Dutch Van Cleave, but the
|tall Tiger is able to furnish &
consistently better brand of ré-
bounding.

Resume Monday.

Sunday will be a day of rest, |
with the tourney resuming with
two games Monday night. First-
round losers will go into the con- |,
solation bracket and play Tues- ||
day and Wednesday afternoons.

Washington, the guest team,
brings a 0-4 record into the
meet.

 

 

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