Mizzou, Nebraska win; Colorado, ISU topple
Missouri jumped to a commanding 60-34 half time advantage and held on in the final period to defeat a fine Indiana team, 109-96, Saturday in Columbia.
Numerous records were broken in the hectic scoring affair. The Tigers' first half total and their final score are both new school records. Indiana's 62 second half points broke a Missouri opponent scoring record and also set a new Brewster Field House record.
The Tigers hit on a fantastic 68 per cent of their field goal attempts in route to their convincing victory. MU's Don Tomlison tallied a career high of 32 points to pace both clubs in scoring.
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Nebraska invaded Wichita State's Roundhouse Saturday night and succeeded in handing
The contest was knotted 71-71 at the end of regulation play, but Tom Scantlebury's overtime heroics produced the non-conference win for the Cornhuskers. Scantlebury lead Nebraska scorers with 22 points, six of them coming in the crucial overtime. Bob Gratopp added 20 points for the Cornhuskers.
the Wheatshockers a rare one-
outtime, 81-79, court loss.
Colorado felt the blows of sophomore-dominated Southern California as the Trojans bounced the Buffaloes, 88-74, Colorado, last year's Big Eight champs and this year's title favorites, were limited to just three points during the final four and a half minutes of the game. The Trojans took advantage of the scoring slump and scored 13 points to secure their victory.
ed a prestigious 86-62 victory over rival I-State. The margin of victory was the largest since the two schools began playing in 1906.
Southern Cal's Ron Riley held Cliff Meely, last season's Big Eight Player of the Year, to just 14 points as the Trojans pulled off the minor upset of the Buffaloes.
Gary Zeller hit a career high 26 points to guide the way for Drake's second straight win. Bill Cain scored 28 points for the Cyclones, one of several title hopefuls in the Big Eight.
Drake, the graduation-depleted Missouri Valley champions, scor-
NEW YORK (UPI)—Bud Wilkinson, who led University of Oklahoma football teams for 17 years, will be formally inducted Tuesday into the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame.
Pro Scoreboard
During Wilkinson's coaching years at OU, the Sooners won 139 games, lost 27 and tied four. In one stretch from 1953 to 1957, Oklahoma set a national record by winning 47 consecutive games.
Hall of Fame to induct Wilkinson
National Football League
EAST
Century Division
w 1 t pct pf pa
x-Cleveland 9 2 1 0.818 105 217
St. Louis 4 7 1 0.364 265 197
New York 4 8 0 0.333 216 267
Pittsburgh 1 11 0.083 177 356
Capital Division
w 1 t pct pf pa
x-Dallas 9 2 1 0.818 320 203
Washington 4 8 1 0.600 282 203
Philadelphia 4 7 1 0.364 263 336
New Orleans 4 8 1 0.343 270 352
WEST
Central Division
w 1 t pct pf pa
Minnesota 11 1 1 0.917 366 116
Detroit 7 4 1 0.600 256 194
Green Bay 6 6 0 0.500 203 190
Chicago 1 1 1 0.803 204 294
Coastal Division
w 1 t pct pf pa
x-Los Ang. 11 1 0.917 392 202
Ballimore 7 4 1 0.636 256 234
Atlanta 4 8 0 0.333 239 262
Dec. 8
1969 KANSAN
San Fran. 3 7 2 300 256 295
x-Clinched Dv. Title
Sunday's Results
Cleveland 20, Green Bay 7
New York 48, St. Louis 6
South 17
Atlanta 45, New Orleans 17
Washington 34, Philadelphia 29
Baltimore 17, Detroit 17
Minnesota 20, Los Angeles 16
NY Sports Games
New Orleans at Washington
Atlanta at Philadelphia
Los Angeles at Detroit
At McKinley at Michigan
Green Bay at Chicago
Cleveland at St. Louis
New York at Pittsburgh
American Football League
EAST
w 1 t pct pf pa
X-New York w 1 t pct pf pa
Houston w 6 2 4.455 251 256
Boston w 4 9 0.308 243 289
Buffalo w 4 9 0.308 244 314
Miami w 4 9 0.250 224 305
WEST
w l t pct pf pa
Oakland 11 1 1.917 367 235
Gamble City 11 1 1.917 367 235
St. Diego 7 6 0.538 243 270
Denver 8 1 1.333 270 328
Cincinnati 4 8 1 .333 264 340
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