dpr collect, sports desk, the times, okla. city, okle.

kansas city,mOe, dece25.... oklahoma runs int o
its eternal problem of the big man here monday when £&x the
tournament
gooners tackle this year's big seven tomunment guest team,
washington, in the final of four first round gamese tipoff

time is 93:45 Pele at municipal auditorium.

kansas state's defending champions and nebraska ....

lead off at 8 pem. before what 1s expected to be a capacity house
of 10,5000.
looming over the gooners in this one will be
dann parsons, 6-7, 232-pound junior center, who subbed by xukvavx
for the all-american hook-shooter,bob houbregs, last years the
guy with the stx size 17 shoe is no houbregs, but he is good
enough to have evuntedv kOxpaintav totaled O points in the huske
-fe's two games with kansas state last weeke nore taper bait he
is big enough to destroy bruce drake's crewe
take a look at what has befallen the redshirts:
to date this year; illinois beat them , 86-61,at norman with the
6«9 xeavkerrx illiini center,red keer,roaring to a new fieldhouse
record of 3) points; ohio. state beat them, 73-6), with the 6-7
paul sbert notching 28; oklahdma a & m beat them withxthuvx 65-16,
with 6-103 bob ( auto) aii bal ole rambling for 256
in every scarp the enemy posteman has been
the killer, the viliain and the key. oklahoma tumbled wisconsin
® froa bre undefeated ranks two weeks ago,69=65, chiefly because
bob waller, the drake's 6=6 center, shutout badger pivot paul |»
morrow.froa the Holds the latter; a 6+7% speciman » could
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scorer as the badgers anuexed their first four games.
| although parsons is a half-inch shorter than
morrow ha Zz also is 30 points heavier,an item that is weighing .
increas. ng more important under the backboards in mod ern-day
basketball « |
cepa who is not tall as modern
postmen By gets. a “Little élp from his mates, he likely can a

slid a a low-scoring ‘handout? on she huge huskie. the success or”

tiliece of this picketing job wil go a long way toward abe ta ne a

the issueye :
: dohibe disclosed Shak his club has been drili ing

, sively an defense since the ageie gane december 16, " excep t
agaim t a & m our offense has been good enough ", drake said here
sunday as he sent his club into a workout on the auditorium:
| ‘planks abx sunday aftemoon. " but our defense has not been

good @ enough. We also must improve taikkmgvx rebounding and take
"better care of the ball when we have it. "

: drake ili start his usual lineup of sterling
jones ( 6—1l# and ron blue ( 6-3) at forwards; waller , center; a Sink:
meeachern ( 6-0) an. taunes Vane ( 6-0) at guards.

wasington comes in winless in four games. however -
coaeh tippy dye, who guided the club to the pacific coast title
and third place in the neaa last year, maintains his sophomore
CrOPee-+.s he brought seroh of them he re esses is the best hets
ever had at seattle. not. a edneie regular from last year's great
mecutchen-geelary-houbregs- eipriano- koon quintet reuains.

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the winner of this one wil move against the

nebraska~ kansas state victor in tuesday 's se iifinalse
kansas and missouri aiyrsudy mavew reached the
saturday night's leadoff games. bombed
found of fow in xhevupsurvbvackvi. the jayhawkers bamsa@ colorado,
7962, des>ite a paltry L2-point production: from all-american
conter beh, born, wittex wissouri took apart iowa state with

equal ease, 7-65.

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npr col lect, sports desk, daily capital, topeka, kan.

; kansas citys... for once phog allen s analysis
of his twamtyx basketball! ome victory was no more pungent
than the time of days
" well, we won't have to play in the aftemoon
-@nyhow", he only half-kidded when asked for nis gvnutustonyx
quick conclusions foliowing ku's 79-62 thumping of colorado
in the opening nvmadx bout of the 1953 big seven tournament.
"we've had experionce with those aftemoon
games and we don't like it ", he continued. BUXVEUMEXVHUSVX
youvwinxv we like to play 'em all at night over here, "
what the doetor meant was Soins boa Gcweein loser s
avavdumpaux play matinee contests, the consolation bracket
being unravl led all the way by that mthods the Jayhawkers have
lost only, once in first round veers bowing 4.G—58, to kansas
state in the 199 aifairg
“ wez a couple of our regulars, born Bans )
and patvcerson ( harold ) were not up to par , but some of our
sophomore xuywdax playeu well . any game you win is a good game,
right now i'm hap, y. i'l. thimkxuboutxthexvtbarxthinguvsumvx wai t
until tomorrow to t hink of the bad things. "
| the veteran mt. oread wizard singled out three
sophomores for shiny mention, ‘aviiauxdubszx guard dallas’
dobbsj and forwards hmuxvx gary padgett and harold neelroy.
dobbs niavevevqutvkvavaisvinxvhexthtxdxvartoav sexes whisked two.
successive
20+ ot. right hand. sots early .in the third period to help

demolish the buffaloes! sagging defense, and overall collected

13 >oints, his seasonal highe he eo Soy nine shots from the
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first add daily capital sidebar

Be
this kind of outside shooting. frou dobbs, kuxkx
. davenport —
al kelley and larry daxanunt suddenly broke cpen & Bimsavx Stehs
halftime Sag 27) to butvanx balloon the jayhawks on top by
as much as 2h points with 1:56 remaining in the third quarter
mcelroy eokehed fiw points; padgett seven.
both also flashed signs of aufunsivex grasping - ku's complex
switching sth dam
" gome people already are telling ma: Spy’ 6
disap:olated in our club “, allen fired a parting shot. " =
tthey've got to get accustomed to is the fact that we nekds
longer playing with dean kelley and gil reich( the departed
guards who were the core of the jayhawks' half-court press -
last season) . % i've said all along we weren't going to be as oa
good without them and it is proven every time we play. fans have
got to get used to the fact we're mw laying with a new team "
nevertheless, the victory levelled ku's record
‘@ 282 for the season and handed thwmvitax the hawkers their thir
iciteachat cays victory over colorado against nd defeatse ‘
| - - born eoleeted only 12 palates his- lowest
output of the year. he stil is nursing a lame ankles but |
cuts defense spun a go d job.on him with xwmtsyx burdette haldo r-
son, 6 «7 center, Peer re the lean southpaw's left hand whtixaxx
“kitax in coordination with @sag with a sag from the forward an d
guard on born's right.
. this left che herd vulnerable from the oute
side and the say aukers threw ringers suyvuyhoutx from 20 and

a % feet throughout the third period to Ane the triumphs
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npr collect, sports desk, the times, okla, city, okla.

kansas cL tyymoe,.doce 294.... nebraskatyx rules
an oight-point vavorite over oklahoma here tuesday night max
in the susvmdxvf cleanup end of the semfinal round of
the big seven tournament. but there wil) be seant surprise if
bruce drake! Ss soone rs edge their way into the king row against
"the missouri-kanses winners ;
here's why, “nebraska is a notoriously hot and
cold club. tie cornhuskers played their best game in‘ tournament
histiry aonday night in upsetting kansas state, 78-74, in the.
leadofr mateh of the final nivht of firat round play. it isn't
likely the combhuskers pisyx will play anotherlike that for
a few outings.se they lost the ball on bad passes only twice saxve .
throurht the second half and came from ag -far.behind.ag.13. points.
| the pace was tervifte all the way and nu horsed
thr ugh the entire cicsing 20 ainutes without a substitutes
meanwhile the sooners were arming chembel'vee with
a new university single-game , scoring record in whacking washing=
ton's quent team, S777 with a 8-percent shooting nighte
it was described as " a big victory which will
help our eonfidence " by drake. morever, ou broke the game open
in bh ‘inal half ... it was 42-2 at intermission esos with
its regular et bob waller, playing less than five ninutes<
he drew his f urth fouk with 5337 remain | ing in the third period
and returnod for only 17 seconi in the retereh before drawing
his fifth. walt nor'tsion, any ee had to plug tho breach
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oklahoma netted/ onsy five layups off £&sx the
drake shuffle, a low totla agai nat a elub unused ¥ this weaving
enployed
attack, but uxax che outalae option to shrow numerous ringers
from 20 feet imvavsuevidavaxkiintistions: behind she & one-man
coe | gua: “dd Ibater lane and forward ron blue were the
‘ lead dogs with 28 and 19 sihiardsaad respectivese the former caged 12
of 23 field goal tries for 52-percente
“it was our bes overall ofiensive ravpydverx
effort of the year Ne drake said. ". inx even then we didn't look
good the Cirst halt. we were taking tow many widl one instead

of working for the good ones. "-

4

at. any rate the 87-pofint landlside bested the

olf raaore — four points, the former mark wasn't even a year
old having been eatablished in that 63-81 triumph over
colorado last february at boulders :
- lane took personal charge of the records
-he drove for his lith basket of the night with ls5l left,
auitvdy kway frsexviwews vice vSiy cbovgyxun vx vz unpmdxuimevaVVeyR AV
humusyxvmvnva20xfavbvyustx butsvavkvav tine kveunx which pulled the
sooner scpreboard to 83; SHUR added two free uroxexx thro -s
a minute later and poked his 86th and 87th wine % with a kuz
right hend jumper just before the final buzzer.
as usual the sooners will give away height :
inviumadepyx win. the. match ial Nue che bieitlank will sxuxtvxuxoxf -
-Svavarxtavtivxjaunsonx. hold no wide edge at center with the 6-7
“aed johnson » but the. forwards, don weber, and wiklard fagler

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size
the huskers are iicpacned to parlay this heakgub

» xendxskoxtxbanauxsxveugis bx into a zone defense,both because

of the height advantage and the fact that cha huskert persomel

scarcely is adapted to sorting out ou's clever scooters in
the shariie. | :
it will be only ‘the second tournament meeting
in history betwea these two clubs. oklahoma, s ncaa runners <up
of 194.7 whipped nu, 63-52, in the consolation finals of the
Seat inaugural meet in 196.
tiport tine ia 9:45 peme foliowing mmx che

S pete kKunvauevakx jayhawk-tiger curtain-raiser.

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ompr eolects ssorts desk, tho tims, ckla, city, oi:la.

wou

kensas oity pmo, dee. Sheees uf cklal ae continue a
: to write " a" for effort onlts basketball scorecard ib is.
ee Boda iro:ex certain to
; kansas olty, Ow, GOCp Ble... If oklahowa conte
inues to write the ae A" for <cifort: it emblazoned on
iba busiccv« big saven tournan ent scorecard, La. thie svoners
wil day a decialve. role in the 1954 conte renee pennant
Paces | ; :

: oven mare brues dseite! s gang Glatlered all the
way to the finals before loging to ansaay 73-02 2, here dede= |
nesday night, few ere Seeenng the Pedshires as title

”
conternuers,. ou is. being kvacketus with nebraska “ potch
below Ing kaneas state and aissouri, wnich guotged teu the
eighth annaul Moot as the probable " big three.” in the

}

upecuing | League sorables :
the impress ion ia that the socners ‘a net have

enous: payélque ByevEquadx.... the iy bailest regular is «6
eeees BEX Or gquad depth, to win che flag over the eruel
‘L2egaie hauls. Ney Arey. aowevery going to have «uch to say

about who does win the buntinge playing ou at norman tax
will be no fun even for more heavily-maanned SUEBX conforming:
| Loese wu pevavevevadotyy att ou cen bo expected re) lenis eid over
uMEVeNRE: at least om of the contemiers at Nouwae ana quite
pogsibly Gwe :

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| ‘ghee “aries * cdvanmat showing divulged that
, tauche ok:Lahuas cane. in wi th ai Gio omy ‘Ye3 records it won
‘one tesaupy +. 37-77, over washingtou in the opening rourdy
ee ne forged aVAUSORVEpeeS the mect's noe 2 upsot.. -» the 86-76
pedcneas ot uebraskags... in the seco Sala and Poug Ob
kangas ali the. way ee E33 ing down In the finalae

this Was &¢ complished cheifly throuch brenone
clous hustle on both Lloer and backbo@rde*through the first
two games, ou also aliot at a USepercent pace frou i the lela.
: this dix cpped to je ageinst the tenuetous jayhaws dragret » which
cane ont of the: b.urnnent not such a far cry frm | last Ei landiade

piratical aveusunesy duPensexv x SUMBNESyS savagery.

&aide from ou'ls purprige Bex vault to the finalay

GausUdax luster. lanes SeLik wmek Junior euard fro wu: : urcellg.
saioten “Ort the, dajor pimeavalvs prise of individual glory
for enaritig the scoring seopters he unucund nichts of 28, 20
and LG: ints » axunesiavx for a total of 6h vo oubdistance
washiagton’s uae. cent — dean ene by a single basket.
fin Wining lane snap. ed & streak oF geven cunseeuts /@ meets in
whieh a ivoteuan has won this laurel;
here's tie Way che tourney 's top ten avagd ~
Viulkbhec: | | |
pliyor school FG
Les Laney Oilahoma, € 23
dean -parsondy dashingbonye 23
joase prisock, k-abate,? 25

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vob jeangerard, colorado, £ tt Se ah Re

dou eb ry nebraska, Bo 0 3
bob roiter, whssourl, c me oo ae
pill JOMNSON, Hebrackuge (20 R Le
bob wellevy oklahoma, ¢ | j S oY LS
al ke liey, kansas, r ee is i "3 3
. © @he geoncrs and jaybauive re will atage a rouatch
of the ir rage ed, raging ume kv ina x tournaua 1 imax monday ,
nighe da when they. open the conlerence rate as norrmane if it
£3 anytatac Like NOC dnussdayts welee, antvaws tity sv mte oread x&
student ¢luslog ours wil need extensions tha two elude
fought. for tuo Puli hours here strewntag @ uew record of
TY Youle vhrough Gnoe heetic mil Inge : ae
! cislakgm’ lost six men on fouls during she affair,
the, first of which , Nuk Weex concer ocb waller, was the most
danaging » be tert with 7sl2 roemgining in the third cuarter and
oxlan, tai grad i HEE erie into def at from ghat pelnte waller
scoved only 4 pelate, but tic was she biz aan on- tne. doards
akvhixunvay emguyodvavieuavadgakvx was diroetly reaposible for
ee early fouls on hig 49 rival, belts porns tho latter alas
wag waive out Wilii big fifth. inf: ee at ok before the third
‘ perlod elised,
oe hatusdarihbuggedciudndtp1avectii thn at “Fae pGubakb hepa:
oF nebraska La wednvsday nighisS opemt prel imenary. sansag
atate whacked Lowa state, $¥ 9U-77, fae Livth, anda colorado
blasted wash ogtom, 81-60, for seventh, in afteraon alvairgse—

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kunsas city, UaCe B0eees puntsning thax nebraska

_.. sorely on the backboards, wissourt flogged nebraska, 72057,

for third place dn tie eighth annuel big seven pasketbali
a tournament here wednesday night. a.
a a capeity ounieipal auditorium erowd of 10,500
fans wetehed the tipers snare U2 rebounds ava inst au for
nebraska and win with ease ‘through the final halis bob relter,
ane be gal ‘center, & wooked in 26 points to pace tne Victore.
with frod segar and don weber piping: two quick eeu
gpals apieas at the star: of the..second period, the come |
_huskers “phot into their ony lead of the nighs at Co~2 3.0 bus
gary filbert case oft the tiger beueh to bomb toree long goats:
between two veiter hooks to pull tmevx wux nM back into command
for keeps at Bye28 wi sh 3:48 -oneininge the eer pulled away £

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NFR Gi wee oF | Sones Bak, ear ‘the tines, outa, city,

Ookla

, ates city, 20, Gece Base oklahoma 's uvetingys
coliision with Kangas here wednesday ni ight wiitxmaykvsmvestyx
SUXVEVEVEKY for the big seven tournanent basketball titles will

be only the S cond between the two teans in sight years of

ertueein' play oduly, lsvatewx bho. clubs! first seeting also-

was a title SvAyueseX contest also, the sooners wrenching a

S2eh9. vordlet on paul courty's twisting lefthander in
the Final minute of plays

courty's mates that /ear included wayne glasgow
at she Op ~ Site forward; bill waters and marcus ‘relborger at
center; and ken pryor and eat werchant at guards.
: che sooners went on that year to shar. the atyx
emference | bi mtineg whth bhabva aska, loging fifth district repres=
entation in @ playoff with the cornhbugke vg «

by nd sbretoh of the tzuagt thawed bik this yoartg
\ redshirts: bo classified with chat. Iumexumttvatx brilliant unit
of Liv. years &O~ butvx n- sVertheless the current origade moves
againss the Jayhe Kers ave the most torrid club tn this tournament.
, a ou came into the acet with a drab 1-3 records. ,
ali its done in two nights sty smash its old single-gaio scoring
record twies with @ patr of back-toeback i8<percent gh- ooting
“exhibitions / and BCOre vhe second Major upset of hhe meet

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Seaifinal waysacre of nebraska, snich had tuudleu Kxensas state's
defending champions only.the nicht beforee ou buricd washing-=

ton, tois yeur's guest teamgO7~775 in monday's opennming round e

the old sincle-gasee mark was 93 points in the one-busket vietor ¥.

over colorado at boulder last yeare

it isn't Likely the sooners widl enjoy such point
harvests Seae) ARERR, the jayhawkers will ue Lune best derensive
club, next bo oxlahnomea a & m, ckienhoma has memt to dates they
have AMuVA We More Sloor speed than nebraska anu the big
man, in 6-9 behs borne the latter has scored only 29 points in
two satarts here ¢ but coses the aa jor problem tor ou nonetheless.
so. ner eovuber beb wailer aust spot bim tase, inchege . |

waller because of his speed domm-court ad outside

Bu00 bing abi lity, in turn, wiivxmax cortaialy will be kuls nos
1 probletie ao ean beat born on the break pod.puil | him away frou
‘the poal on id meanwhile, the jay hawkera! nei PASE of
sophosicres which coach phog alien is employiny; without aesitation
will be getting vhelr first bewi lderin ng look at the drake shuffles.

oe ‘ . rid
as for oxlahoma's thrashing of nebraska 4 it

‘

was Buxunvx a Tantastic second-half routes trailing; 3.-1L0 at
intura.saloa » the drakes guava xox sped ROposeeay on the break
to demolish the huskers, 32-11, in the third periods
guard lester Lane led'the charge w by col idetiue:
33 of his 20 points durisge this stanzas waller kept the flame
14t throu the anti-climatic fourth period with 10 of his 33

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atch to’ dates lane's -20-potnt outburst a acains t nebraska wen =
iibaV sway cuausitxueyavgutyxtavisx a me Vaulted hia into
the individual tourney suayagx scoring lead at USe
aU VEuSEBVEZUEN DOLL wal lev au iune's
sdesonb aslo Were direct regults ss what drake eee che.
best al £ an oklahoma tean has: played since, 19a 7s |
bine 89, ners ripp: dou reaptedly ; —bhe brealty

. bloeked whem oft ce baebox. OS y WAV RV SO VBVE grabood, ost of tig

deep rebounds | and Sun a Line Jor ot - beam dei'ets es

aay
tes

‘oe edged al asouri,69e67, in une Liyat ane
dea,: ts iim ing shro.a the last 5 ainutes wi bout a iield goals
the. aa igers iy NOWOVer, Buavayx eovered Flercely ani BARS Uva sge d
down every. ce defensive rebound | in the Lave eluceh $0 reac:
che eine row for ths fifth time “ig eight years. ile OU xangag

has bagrid one previous moe tb titles, =|

| | a isso utteS Iso Ty it) the Upper
brackst seal inal, none. tap tag bhYroiu.. the Less i> mipatae
with bat ne feld Goal, aissouwrl sei a new. ere hin for
missed tree throws * 23 5 wu Ying six. dius bea ol COe-dud-one
effort § in the final alle
ié wii. be tse fifth éing row appearance for

_ the kansans, who » Lise culauiom , ave bagged: one previous

GoumMangnt Llage tipori tiae ia 9845 Nebrusc#a and wissoird

ect las 3. pelle opener or baird places

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BASKETBALL
KANSAS VS COLORADO

 

Boxstore

Officials ~ Ogden, Craig

KANSAS (79) 4 - GOLORADO (62)
G FF YRA F G FE PPA

Davenport 2 0 2 2 Jeangerard 9 5
McElroy > <3 1 Ranglos 3 2
Brainard a & o: Walter a a
Kelley e «3 be Coffman ;,. 9
Squires a 9@ 1 Haldorson h 5
Martin o 6 a Hannah . @
Born 2 8 h Mock gS tk
Toft Go i Morrison GS 4&4
Alberts i 6 0 Grant e »*s
Dobbs 6 i 5 Harrold a. —
Anderson Go 60 0 pga
Heitholt x & a Total 21 20
Patterson 2 8 3
Padgett mg 3
Wolfe i & 0

Total 26 27 27

SCORE BY QUARTERS

Kansas :. @ w «FF
Colorado , Yh oa-&

wer fF Fw NY KF MN we

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KANSAS VS MISSOURI

KANSAS (69) | | MISSOURI (67)
im ie CS Park [3
Brainard 0 3 0 Fowler 9 9
‘Patterson 7 5 Reichert o ©
MeELroy . s h Stewart a 6
Born . 9% Mh Denny 4. 4%
Alberts 1 1 3 cruts 3
Davenport 1 1 1 Reiter k 2
Padgett = 1 2 Hoist .
Dobbs : 3 2 h Filbert 6 6
Squires ‘oe °° 0 Elmore e |

s wee Schoonmaker }

Totals 21 27 28 Henson °o.|.6UwSs

| | Casteel » >
Sally s &

Hughes qs

Totals 23 &i

a SCORE BY QUARTERS
Kensas ss 3}s19sd“HsésiaL = 69
Missouri . 15 «#18 16 (18 = 67
ss OPfActals = Enright, craig

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KANSAS (82)
Kelley 6 * oo I R. Blue
Martin S. 0 Muller
Wolf 2 1 Mason
Patterson 3 6 3 Jones
Heitholt a, 1 Hart
Toft . 1 Newman
Born - 5 Waller
Alberts 2 @ h Morrison
Brainard ) 1k 3 Brown
Dobbs sf 5 Lane
Squires S | 0 Thompson
Anderson o 9 L MeConnell |
Davenport 2 3 3 McEachern
McElroy . § 0 Hamilton
Padgett . -« 1 T. Blue
Totals 23 36 32 Totals
SCORE BY QUARTERS
Kansas = mm 2 Be &
Oklahoma 15 2) 13 21 73

 

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KANSAS VS OKLAHOMA

Officials - Craig and Enright

OKLAHOMA (73)

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EEQOED BOOK SOR EAGER ANNUAL BIG SEVEN BASKETBALL, TOURNVENT
Dec, 26=30, 1953 Mumicipal Auiitorium Kansas City, Mo,

Prepared for sportswriters and sportscasters by
Harry G, Burvell., Director Sports Publicity |
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TOURNAMENT WOURERS ;
1946 = Southern Methodist University 1950 = Kansas State College |
1947 ~ Kansas State College 1951 » University of Kansas
1948 = University of Oklahoma «(44952 = Kansas State College

1949 » University of Missouri

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TOP 1232 SOORERS Games EG me
Dick Knostman (15), © 3 23 25 8 10 71
Del Daercks (IS), 3 18 2 su &
Burdette Halderscn "(c), © 9 mem 6 6 &
Art Bunte (C), £ ee
John Weber oa 3 19 10 2 9
Allen Kelley (K), f 3 19 8 2 2
BH, Born Aer C 2 20 45 «©F EG AS
Ron Dwyer (0 2 ge ae & 9 4
Bill Johnson (i), 8 Sew 6 iu A
Joe Good (HN), g 3 14510 9 9
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Clyde Lovellette i), 2 5 47 8 £ MOR IN
Clyde Lovellette (K 3 31% 8 1 1951
Maynard Johnson (ana), ec @e 8 6 75 19%
Dick Kpostman (KS), c 3 23 25 8 10 2 1952
Jim Buchanan Ms g 3 2812 4&4 8 OF 1951
Jim Ramstead (Stanford), ¢ 3 25 17 10 3 67 1951
Sherman Norton (0), f£ 3 22 2 2 4 65 198
- Gerald Tucker (0), o 3 @ RR 3 R GL 166
Clyde Lovellette {K),c¢ 3 25 14 6 10 6h 1949
Delmar Diercks (IS),c 3 16 28 & Il 64 1952
clyde a. Wo 9 6 3% 18 33 22
Jim Buchanan ( 9 §8 18 10 15 13%
Dick Knostman De ve 9 46 39 15 22 131
Jim Stange (IS) 9 40 38 12 28 138
Del Diercks (IS - > $3 i 37 IS
Bill Stauffer (M),c $9 39 34 J 30 lke
Ernie Barrett (KS), g 9 43 15 7 30 102
Jerry Waugh (K), c a2 #9315061 20 102
TOURNAMENT REQORDS

Most men participating in play - 115 in 16.

Most men scoring ~ 94 in 1951,

Most total meet points = 1727 in 195,

Most total meet points by wimning teams = 920 in 1951,
Most total meet points by losing teams «= 807 in 1951,

 

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Fewest total meet points = 1158 in 1947,

Fewest total meet points by winning teams = 623 in 1947,
Fewest meet points by losing teams ~ 535 in 1947,

Most points 1 team 1 game = 103 by Stanford vs Iowm Stato, 1951,
Most points 1 team 3 games ~ 265 by Kansas State, 1952
Most points 2 teans 1 game = 205 by Stanford (103), Iowa State (202), 1951, overtime,

Feyest points 1 team 1 game = 33 by Iowa State vs Oklahoma A&M, 1947,
Fewest points 1 team 3 games ~ 122 by Iow State, 1947,
Fevest points 2 teams 1 game = 77 by Tova State (33), Oklchoma A&M (44), 1947.

Most field goals 1 team 1 game = 38 by Iowa State ve Stanford, 19513
38 ty Stanford vs Iowa State, 1951.

Most field goals 1 team 3 games « 95 by Kansas State, 1951,

Most field goals 2 teams 1 gama ~ 7% by Iowa State (38), Stanford (38), 1952.

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Fewest field goals 1 team 1 game = 11 by Iowa State vs Kansas, 19463
. 22 by Iowa State vs Oklahoma seat 19473
ii by Oklahoma vs Missouri, 1%9,

‘Fewest field goals 1 team 3 games ~ 40 by Iowa State, 1987,

Fewest field goals 2 teams 1 game = 23 by Oklahoma (i1), Missouri (12), 1949,

Most free throw 1 team 1 game = 35 by Kansas State vs Kansas, 1952,
Most free throws 1 team 3 games = &7 by Kansas State, 1952, 2
Most free throws 2 teams 1 game = 66 by Kansas State "(35),. Kansas (32), 1952,

Fewest free throw 1 team 1 gams = 3 by Kansas vs Iowa State, 19503

3 by Kansas vs Mimesota, "1950,
Fewest free throw 1 team 3 games # 11 by Kansas, 1950, :
Fewest free throws 2 teams 1 game = 15 by SMU (63, Missoud (9), 1946,

Most missed free throws 1 team 1 game = 20 by Oklahoma vs Kansas State, 19523

20 by Nebraska vs Iowa State, 19523
 .20 by Iowa State vs Oklahoma, 1952,
Most missed free throws 1 ‘eam 3 games — 48 by Colorado, 1952,
Most missed free throws 2 teams 1 gane ~ 37 by Oklahoma (20), Kansas State (17), 1952.

Fewest missed free throws 1 team 1 game » O by Colorado vs Oklahoma, 194,73
0 by Kansas vs Michigan, 1949.0
Fewest missed free throws 1 team 3 games = & by Kansas, 1950,

Fewest missed free throw 2 teams 1 gam = 5 by Oklahoma (2), Colorado (3), 19483

5 by Kansas (2), Oklahoma (3), 19483

5 by Kansas (6), Michigan (5), 1949,
Best free throw aati 1 team 1 game = 1,000 potet Colorado vs Oklahom, 1947.
Best free throw percentage 1 team 3 games = G11 (43-10) by Oklahoma, 1908,

Best free throw percentage 2. teams 1 game = ,839, Kansas G0), Miciigan (174), 1949.

Worst free throw percentage 1 team 1 game = ,368, Kansas State (7-12) vs Oklahoma, 1950. oe
Worst free throw percentage 1 team 3 games = ,491, Missouri (26-27), 1946, |

Worst free throw percentage 2 teams 1 game = 468, EBC (7-12), Oklahoma 03-9), 1950,
 

 

Most personal fouls 1 team 1 game — 34 by Colorado vs Kansas, 19513
: 34, by Nebraska vs Kansas ‘State, 1951,
Most personal fouls 1 team 3 games = 85 by Colorado, 19503
85 by Stanford, 1951,
Most personal fouls 2 teams 1 gime = 64 by Kansas (33), Kansas State (31), 1952,

Fewsst personal fouls 1 team i game @ 9 by Michigan vs Kansas, 1949.
Fewest personal fouls 1 team 3 games ow 8 ty Wieetonn ri 1%9.6 : :

Fewest personal fouls 2 teams 1 gams = 25 by Missouri (10), Oklahena (15), eek

Most points by winning team ~ 103 by Stanford vs Iowa State, 1951,
‘Most points by losing team = 102 by Iowa State vs Stanford, 1951,

Fewest points by winning team = 44, by Oklahoma A&M vs Towa State, 19473
44, by Missouri. ve Oklahoma, 109,
Fewest points by losing team = 33 by Iow, State vs Oklahoma A&M, 19475

Most total field goals 1 meet ~ 635 in 1951, ~
Fewest total field goals 1 meet ~ 399 in 1947,

Most total free throw 1 meet — 542 in 1952,
Fewest total free throw 1 meet = 304 in 1950,

Most total free throw missed 1 meet = 297 in 1952,
Fewest total free throws missed 1 mest = 153 in 1948,

Most total personal fouls 1 mest = 606 in 1951,
Fewest i foulé in 1 meet - 443 in 1946,

Widdst winning marging @ 33 points by Colorado (81) vs Harvard (48), 1948,

- Most points in overtime = 19 by Nebraska vs Iowa State, 1969. _
Fastest foviling out = 43 secon playing time by Jack Froistad (C) vs Iowa State, 19505

Most points 1 player 1 gama o 39 2 (0) vs Stanfox, 1951,

Most points 1 player 3 games = & by Lovellstte (K), 1952,

Most nointe 1 player all mects = 222 by Lovellette (K),
Most field goals 1 player 1 game ~ 15 by Johnson fn} vs Colorado, 1950,
Mest field goals 1 player 3 games ~ 37 by Loveliette (K), 1950.

Most field goals 1 player all mets » 93 by Lovellette (K),

Most free throw 1 player 1 gume = 14 by Knostman (KS), 1952,

Most free throws 1 player 3 games = 28 by Diercks (1s), 19521,

Most free throws 1 player all meets ~ 43 by Diercks ( (38),

Most free throws missed 1 player ; game = 8 P Fsige aac od KS) vs Oklahena, 1949.
Most free throws missed 1 player 3 games - 12 by Vanierk ey (Mich), 1949.
Most free throw missed 1 player a meets «= "ast by Cerv (

Most personal fouls 1 player 3 games - 15 by Dieroks (IS), 19%.

Most personal fouls 1 player all meets = 37 by Diercks (IS),

Most points 1 forward % game = 39 by Norton (0) vs Stanford, 1951,

Mest points 1 forward 3 games = 65 by Norton (0) 195L.

Most points 1 forvard all meets = 97 by Gempert (Cc),

Most field goal@ 1 forward 1 game = 13 by Hess SS). , Stanford, 19513°
13 by Norton (6 a Stanford, 1951,

Most field goals 1 forward 3 games = 22 by Norton a

Most field goals 1 forward all mets — 38 by Gompert

 

 
Most free throw 1 forward 1 gams = 13 by Norton (0) vs Stanford, 1951,
Most free throws 1 forward 3 games «= 21 by Norton (0), 1951,
Most free throws 1 fommrd all meets — 28 by Norton (0) |
Most fxee throws missed 1 forvard 1 game ~ 7 by Fagler tn) v5 Towa State, 1952s
by Duncan (IS) vs Nebraska, 192,
Most free throws missed 1 forward 3 games = 10 by Sohnaiter tr}? 19523 |
| 10 by Patterson (K).. 19523
_ 10 by Bergen (KS), i .
Most free throw missed 1 forward all mects = 13 by Jenkine (M),
Most personal fouls 1 forward 3 games ~ 14 by Gibson (KS), 19503
1. by Schnaiter (¥), 19523
Most personal fouls 1 forward dil mets «> =u 30 by Beseman (C),

Most points 1 center 1 game — 38 by Johnson (Minn) wa Colorado, 19503
38 by Knostman oe) vs Kansas, 1952,

Most points 1 center 3 games = &2 by Levellette (K), 1950,
Mest points 1 center all meets = 222 by Lovellette (K)
Most field goals 1 center 1 game = 15 by Johnson (Mim) ve Colerade, 1950,
Most field goals 1 center 3 games ~ 37 by Lovellette (K), 1951,
Most field goals 1 center all meets — 93 by Lovellette (K),
Most free throws 1 center 1 game = 14 by Knostman (KS) we Kansas, 1952,
Most free throw 1 center 3 games = 28 by Diercks (IS), 1952,
Mest free throw 1 center all mots = 43 by Diercks (IS), -
Most free throw missed 1 center 1 game = 8 by Branmun (KS)ws Oklahoma, 1949.
Most free throw! missed 1 center 3 games — 12 by Vanderkuy (Mich), 1%9.
Mest free throw missed 1 esnter all mets - 19 by Brannum (KS)s :

| 19 by Diercks (ES),
Most personal fouls 1 center 3 games ~ 15 by Diercks (IS), 1950,
Most personal fouls 1 center all meats = 37 by Diercks (13),

Most points 1 guard 1 game ~ 23 by Buchanan (HM) vs Kansas State, 1951,
Most points 1 gyard 3 games — 67 by Buchanan (N), 1951,

Most points 1 guard all mects = 134 by Buchanan (N),

Most field goals goms ~ 10 by Barrett (KS) vs Nebraska, 19503

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. 10 by Buchanan (N) ve Kansas State, 1951,
Most field goals 1 guard 3 gaz
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Mest free throws 1 guard all mets = 27 by Tucker (C),
Most free throws missed 1 guard 1 game ~ 6 by Cerv (N) vs Kansas State, 19473
6 by Good (N) ve Iowa State, 1952,
Most free throw missed 3 gemes 1 guard = 9 by Cerv (N), 19473
: 9 by. <2. Watt (M), 1950,
Most free throw missed 1 guard all meets - 25 by Cerv (N),
Mest personal fouls 1 guard 3 gamss = 14 by Stokes (C), 1950,
Most personal fouls 1 guard al meets = 36 by Cerv (N), |

Best free throw mark 1 player 1 game =~ 13 of 13 by Norton (0), 1951,
Best free throw mark 1 player 3 games ~ 16 of 16 by Petersen (xs), 1948,
Best free throw mark 1 player all meets - 19 of 20 by Hilis (C),

Most consecutive free throws 1 player = 20 by Norton (0), 1951,

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COMPOSTTE ON 1952 TUURN EM frenss Defense

 

 

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1, Kansas State 3 0 1,000 89 &7 AL & 265 75 SL Bh 226
2, Kansas i ot a G& 36 a 6 = 63 “el
3, Missouri 2 4 ot oe DS IR s 66 38 TW Ie
4, Yals 12 9 6 3 39 65 1 62 oo 629 Gl Ie
5, Colorado i FF  @owreeigt 6 Ss A & in
6, Nebraska 72 © Be 8 5 ae 6h U8 Ce
7, iowa State ey ee ef = a
$, Oklahoma 63 0 6 © 99 36 «687 Gk O55 WH OE
ALLATIME COMPOSITE FUR CoNPERED | | ,
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Kansas State 16 5 70 4G 30 19h 23046 134 326 17? AR UG
Kansas u% #7 667 500 295 132 4251295 423 335 177 390 1181
Oklahoma 12 9.57. 437 367 16L 435124. 442 323° 184 443 1217
Missouri 12 9.57 404 305 270 4372213 39% 326 167 424 1114
Colorado S43 278 4378 279 «4158 4121035 «(363 30l (154 355 1067
Towa State 6 15 .257 420 346 193 4631186 490 340 172 448 1320
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1946 Arkansas (4)

1947 Oklahoma A&M (2)

1948 Harvard (8)

1949 Michigan (5)

1950 Minnesota (2)
1951 Stanford (5)

1952 Yale (4)

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TEAM RIVALRY STAMDINGS AMONG SCUFER:
Missouri 4, Jowa State 9 Iowa State 2, Golcrado 0 Oklshoma 3, Jowa State i }
Colorado 32, Nebraska 0 Towa State 1, Kaneas State 0 Oklahoma 2, Colorado 1 :
Kancas State 3, Nebraska O Kansas 2, Colorato 0 Nebraska 2, Missouri 1
‘Kensas 2, Towa "State 0 fonsas State 1, Colorado 0 Kansas © tate 2, Karras 2 a
Kansas 3, Nebraska 0 Oklahoma 1, Kansas 0 Gklehoma 3, Missouri 2 oe
Kancas 35, Missouri 0 Kansas State 5, Ckishora 1 = ( Klahoma i, ee ;
| Missourd 3 3, Colorado 0 Nebraska 3, Iowa State 1 |