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sing a nice one-hander from the
outside, the Cornell rebounder has
received little chance to use 2
as he is needed under the boards.
‘Meade, who played outstandingly
against Buffalo and Colgate, could
i not find the basket in the Harvard

| game. Whether he can score con-

| sistently / from the. outside may
have a large bearing on the suc
cess of this year’s Cornell team,

_ The two sophomores in the start-
jing lineup, Pearson and Roberson,
' both lack vital game experience,
| However, they have proved in-
creasingly valuable in every game.
Pearson, seeing spot action in the
Colgate encounter, scored 10 points,
and was an important factor in
that game. :
Roberson, although only 6-1; is
able to outjump opponents four to
five inches taller. He has proven
to be an invaluable aid to Zelek in
|clearing the rebounds. As _ yet,
| Roberson has been unable to score
with any. consistency, but may find

‘his shooting eye tonight.

Based -on last week’s: game, it
would appear that senior Don

-| Hughes should see early action.
Used mainly in spot roles last
:| season, Hughes may turn out to
| be the “clutch’’ performer which +
the Cornellians are going: to need

as the season Satara w