. A tremendous second-half
comeback, instigated by Jerry
Davis, was. responsible for
Iowa State’s scr

tory over the, Buffs, who are
winless now ven games.

In the night games Kansas
beat off a furious Missouri rally
to win, 69-67, and gain the’
|championship game opposite
Oklahoma, which peice Ne-
braska, 86-70.

Davis tallied 21 points, 13 of”
|them in the rallying minutes,
| when the Cyclones shook off the
|effect of a very cold first half
and pecked away until they had |
destroyed a 12-point deficit.

With 9 to Go.

Joined by the revitalized play
of center Chuck Duncan (15 |
| points) and the reserve trouble- |
| shooting of Howard Johnson and
Tom lLeBuhn, State finally |
caught the Buffs at 53 with nine |
minutes to go.

It took four more minutes.
before the Cyclones could batter
into the lead, but they did it at
60-58 on LeBuhn’s turning shot
of the post and they held. at
least a two-point lead the rest
of the way.

Colorado—63, Iowa State—70.

FT. .F

J’ngerard,f
Coffman,f
Walter,f
Renglos,f
| Halderson,c
Hannah,e
Mock,g

Harrold,g
Morrison,g

Davis,f
Leburn,f
DeKoster,f
Alleman,f
Dunean,c
Dale,c
V'nCleave,zg
Johnson,g
Nims,g
Wetter,g 3

Totals 21 28 27 28 27
Score by quarters:

Colorado 21 19 13 10—63_
Stabe S55, nic 13.615 22 20—70
Missed free throws—Colorado: Jean-
ferard 3, Renglos 2, Halderson 2, Mock,
Harrold, Morrison; Iowa State: Davis
3, Lebuna 3, DeKoster 2, Dungan 4,

VanCleave 2, Wetter 2

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