siege was the high individual scorer with 45 goals and 3I free throws for IeI
‘pointsePralle improved his free throwing throughout his career at Kansas and
in his senior year he was the sparkplug of the team that wasn't supposed to

be going anywhere in particulareiIn his three years of competition Pralle
played in 62 gemes,including five of the Olympic preliminaries and re gional
finaks and 30 conference gameseIn all he made 207 goals,i25 free throws for a

total of 539 pointseHe missed 73 free shots,making his free throwing percentage

 

   

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Kansas scored only 40¢8 points per game to Oklahoma's average of
4506, the Jayhawkers held their opponents to 329,the lowest in the conference and

therefore had an offense ratio of Ie2 canine that Kansas scored I.24 points oh,
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to each point scored by opponentseOklahoma's opponents adso scored we 1,cutting ;
ratio
the offense the Sooners to Iel3e

There were no changes in coaching personneleHarold Browne coached at
Nebraska, Hugh McDermévt at Oklahoma,George Edwards at Missouri,Fyank Root at
Kansas State and Louis Mense at Iowa Stateo
me only change in the 1938439 coaching Imown at this writing

will be at Oklahoma where Bruce Drake succeeds Hugh McDermott, who has moved
ito the school of physical inn

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