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than the time of days
" well, we won't have to play in the aftemoon
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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
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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
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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. "
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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
ield in scoring six goals.