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Fischer got the Wildcgts off
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eight straight free

Parr gave a hint o
to come when he scored the
Wildcats’ next four points, on)
tip-ins. The big center acted as
a human backboard on several of
his baskets, shoving teammates’
missed shots back into the net-
ting. i
Reed and -Du-Wayne Black-
shear, who hit 14 points, sparked
Tech’s best rally. A pair of free
shots by Reed gave Tech its
first lead at 25-24, and the teams}
swapped one-point. leads eight)
times before K-State finally)
pulled away.

The Wildcats outscored the]
Texans, 10-2, during the final
four! minutes of the first half.
Parr’s tip-ins accounted for fou
of those points, and, Vicens also
got four on a short jump sho
and a pair of free throws.

That was the ball game for all
practical purposes, and jcoach
Tex Winter let the subs begin
mopping up with eight minutes
still to. go in the second half.
K-STATE (89) *

 

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Scaling: sess. ovvwe
Cunimings sei seue
Totals 0 visiseees 24-69 1
Halftime Score: Kansas State, 40-33.
Officials: Kenneth Pryor, Tom Glen

NK WISHES H NSW.