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Halftime score—Kansas, 35-27.
iby 24 points at 57-33—their |
igest lead of the night—two min
utes before the end of the quar-|
ter.

KU then piled in the reserves’
and Colorado cut the lead to
trail by 62-41 going’ into the fi-
nal period, and cut the. deficit
to 13 points midway in the final
quarter before Kansas regulars
returned to close out the game.

Born, who has been bothered
by an ankle injury, played little
‘more than half the game. But a
ibalanced KU _ attack, geared
around a stifling defensive press
that recalled the tactics of last.
season’s conference champs and.
NCAA runnerup team, made up)
for the lack of the’ big’ scoring
punch.

Born’s total was his’ lowest in
the last seven games—the final
three of last season and four
this season.

But while he was hitting nil
two of 12 shots from ‘the field,
the Jayhawkers, with 12 men
|breaking into the scoring acts,
itotaled 26 of 57 from the field
for a red hot 46 per cent. Colo-
‘rado hit only 21 of 64 for 32
‘per cent.

The victory sent Kansas into
ithe semifinals of the tournament
‘against the winner of the Iowa
State - Missouri game, payed
later Saturday night. .
| Kelley hit six of 10 field ’ at-|
tempts . and added three free|
‘throws without ‘a miss -for 15
points and scoring honors for the)
Jayhawks. But he had to make
‘oom in the spotlight for Dobbs,
the 5-11 soph from’ Bartlesville, |
‘Okla.

Dobbs tossed. in six of nine

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