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(Special Dispatch to The Register. )

COLUMBUS, OHIO—Ohio
State pulled a basketball game
out of the fire here Satur-
day night in the last half-min-
ute of play to score its first
Western conference victory of
the season by defeating Iowa,
54 to 52. It was Iowa’s sec-

ond loop loss in five games.

The Hawkeyes, holding a half+
time lead of 29 to 22, saw this
lead whittled away until the score
was knotted at 45-all with just 10.
minutes to play.

The Hawks had run their lead.
up to 45 to 38 before the- Buckeyes
really found themselves and
started a scoring spree led by
Guard Max Gecowets and Substi-
tute Forward Bud. Wise,

The 2,981 in attendance were
thrilled by this last 10 minutes
of play which saw the lead see-

 

BIG TEN STANDINGS.

Illinois
Minnesota
Purdue

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