BIG SEVEN---

Continued from Page Eleven.

Patterson—fouled out in the
| third quarter and Coach Phog |
| Allen’s team only managed one |

| field goal. in the final.
minutes.

But an early lead, plus bet-
_ter free throw than its
foe, gave Kansas its third

annual Big Seven basketball
tournament. :

get in front..
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Park,f
Fowler,f
Reichert,f
Stewart,f
Denny,f
Cruts,f
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Filbert,c
Elmore,g
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Henson,g
Casteel,g
Sally,g .
Hughes,g

; ag8 Totals. 23 21.30
*Technnical foul on Kansas bench.
Score by quarters: —
BAnsag 2 os ogs ed TO 16 2169
(AMEISSOUTL 7750 5:, cake 15 18 16 18—67

Missed free throws—Kansas: Brain-
ard 2, Patterson 2, McElroy, 5, Born
4. Dobbs; i i: Park 3, Stewart
4, Cruts 2, Holst 2, Elmore, Schoon-
‘maker’ 6, Casteel, Sally 2, Hughes 2.

Officials—Jim Enright and Ike Craig.

*
Oklahoma 86,
Nebraska 70

‘Oklahoma, led by Bob Wal-
ler’s 33 points, hit sharply in
the second half to defeat Ne-
braska, 86-70. '

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Brainard,f
Patterson,f

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