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Owanttora, Mnnqr and lwqulrfTutady, M58 1 THE BIG STEP scored 18 points in the first half Murray Barely Edges Regis College and wound up with a total of 2G to lead all scorers. Curt Mueller the night's big scorer with 23 points. The Wildcats' superlative center, 6-foot-7 Bob Burrow turned in the finest defensive effort seen on the Gator court in many a day. He held Bob Emrick, Florida's scoring center from Ashland, to three field goals and 11 points. Burrow made 19 points.

Iowa Turns Back Wisconsin 78-74 In Big Ten Tilt MADISON, Wis. Defending champion Iowa took its ifth vic Kentucky Comes From Behind To Besl Florida 81-70 GAINESVILLE, Fla. IB Kentucky persisted in its bid for another Southeastern Conference basketball title by coming from behind in the last five minutes for paced Wisconsin with 21 points. MSKETBALL By DON MeNLLLEY College Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Michigan State 88, Michigan 71 Western Kentucky 93, Eaitera Kentucky 92 (overtime) Mitligan 84. Union (Ky.) 82 Kentucky 81, Florida 70 Missouri 85, Kansas 78 Wake Forest 81, Richmond 73 Alabama 8R, Vanderbilt 61 Iowa 78, Wisconsin 74 Louisiana Slate 100, Mississippi By Score Of 85-84 MURRAY, Ky.

W-Dick Kinder scored the winning basket in the closing seconds for the second Kiliiillfei BEECHMONT. Hughcs-K Irk Kentucky Bird, 7 2-5 Grawemeyer, 5 4-4 staged a last half rally to defeat tory in six Big Ten basketball games Monday night by downing a determined Wisconsin tenm 78-74. game iu Kiuiiuay wg'ii- a Murray edged Regis College of MuhlomVra Central. 85-77. at 0 0-0 an 81-70 victory over Florida Mon Hughes-Kirk gym, Saturday nijiht Denver, 86-84, in an day night.

Gerry Calvert led the iln the opening tilt the Hughes- 8 3-6 1 0 0 8 5-9 Burrow, Beck, Calvert, The victory left Iowa in second place behind undefeated Illinois. 76 offense with 21 points. The triumph gave the Wildcats Kirk Reserves beat the Muhlenberg Central Reserves, 40 37 Kinder stood in approximately the same spot, about 25 feet from Hatton, 2 3-5 Brewer, 10 0 the goal, and hit the clincher with a 7-1 record in the SEC and kept them In the fight with Alabama and Vanderbilt for the lead. Roby Harper, Hughes Kirk guard, paced his mates with 3G points. Muddox was high for the three seconds to play against Morehead Saturday night.

Five Wisconsin, suffering its fifth loss in seven league starts, had a 21-14 lead at one point in the first half before regular Badger center John Parker withdrew from the game with four personal fouls. Colgate 79, Pittsburgh 68 Kansas State 66, Nebraska 52 Illinois 92, Indiana 89 Oklahoma AIM 65, St. Louis CS DePauw 77, Southwestern (Tcnn.) Georgetown (Ky.) 81, Berea 68 Lees JC 59, Sue Bennett JC 53 Murray 86, Regis 84 Florida was ahead 70-68 with five losers with 24 points, closely fol Totals S2 17-59 11 81 riorida Zinn, 14-4 5 6 Touchberry, 2 0-13 4 Henderson, 0 00 1 0 minutes left but wasn't allowed an- lowed by Fitduigli who tallied 23 other point. Guard Vernon Hatton launched i KEEP BUYLMG BONDS! Emrick, 3 5-8 4 11 Hobbs, 9 2-2 4 20 Pike, 9 11-14 2 29 Greiner, 0 OA 0 0 Total 24 22-27 19 70 Kentucky 42 SO 81 seconds remained on the clock Monday night. The shot climaxed a battle that was nip-and-tuck all the way.

Little known Regis surprised the Thoroughbreds by setting the early pace, leading by 40-35 at the half. i John Eatens kept the Westerners' hopes alive in the second half by scoring a field goal and free throw with 58 seconds to play to tie the score at 80-80. Mickey Shannon led Regis scoring with 21 points, however. Kinder led Mur A Soothing, Cooling SHAVE points. Hughes-Kirk (85) Ronnie Woodruff, 19; Bobby Pearson.

4, Roby Harper, 3G; Bruce Ferguson, Jimmy Harper, IS. Muhlenberg Central (77) I'iti-hugh, 23; Brown, Maddox, 24; Wice. Shanks, g. II; Harkins, 7. Score at end of periods: Hughes-Kirk 11 31! 63 85 Muhlenberg 15 45 61 77 Referees: Craig and Nixon.

Iowa forged ahead to a 41-32 hnlftime score, but the Badgers kept after the Hawkeyes and managed to take the lead away once, 56-54. The Hawkeyes tied the score, 55-56, on Bill Seabcrg's free throws nd took a CO-56 lead on layups by Milt Schcuermnn and Seaberg. Wisconsin couldn't catch up again although it remained within striking distance. Senior center Bill Logan of Iowa for Fast Ruliof Florida 39 31-70 the Wildcat victory surge with two free throws and two field goal? in succession. Calvert and Phil Grawemeyer also aided in the final drive.

The lead changed hands four times in the game. Florida was on top most of the firsb half but Kentucky took over 42-39 at intermission. Florida guard Charlie Pike was '-Situ'- CREAM Civrs faster, mote fuinfortatitrahavci. AgrftfNTihve Metals such as aluminum, copper and gold, when ground very fine, are used as pigments in paint. mintage.

Bolt em tough ikiii. 3W, 15 6 2 10 6 3-7 3 0-0 1 0-0 3 4-4 8 5-11 5 2-4 7 4-5 tfi I I J' 21 12 18 S3 18-31 21 ray with 24. Regis Hower, Eckhard, Randulich, Fermonet, Shannon, Eatens, Hoogerwerf, Totals Murray Miker, Darnall, Powless, Sullins, Watrous, c-f Marginnette, Crittenden, Kinder, Totals Reegis Murray ha main! 84 6 16 2 9 16 0 13 '(1 3 0-0 8 0-0 0 2-5 4 1-3 5 6-8 0 0-0 4 5-10 11 2-4 liny Wl PKive ONE RECAPPABU TIRE IS WORTH FROM 24 35 16-30 20 8S 40 40 484 in (Q) 1 (Ml 35 45 6-85 7 tf Drive Planned To Organize ly scattered areas in the western Rockies. Light drizzle dairmened r3 1 Workers In Sfale And Local Governments western Washington and Oregon Temperature changes were mi Sleet Storm Sweeps Across llorlhern Stales nor. A slight warming occurred over much of the area west of the LOUISVILLE, Ky.

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