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KANSAS STATE COLLEGE Head Coach Fred (Tex) Winter
: TEX WINTER, Coach Fred (Tex) Winter has a firm footing in basketball with an im-
pressive record in the sport both as player and coach. He has the
PLAYER NO. (SPOS. 2 5H} WT.) G..| PEE: technical know-how and personality to teach. He insists that his
cagers play sound fundamental basketball
3] G-F; 5-11 Se ; :
ee He ended his first season at the K-State Helm with 11 wins and
DON McQUILLAN 4| G 6-0 10 losses and a tie for fourth in the Big Seven.
Winter was head basketball mentor at Marquette University in
JACK KIDDOO 7; < 6-0 Milwaukee for two seasons before coming to K-State. Regarded as
- A one of the most successful young coaches in present-day basketball,
aon poe Ve the 31-year-old Winter gave Marquette its best cage year since 1945-46
EDDIE WALLACE 13/1 6G 5-9 by winning 13 of 24 games last year. In his first season at Marquette
1951-52, Winter won 12 and lost 14, finishing strong to win the
DICK STONE 20/| F 6-3 National Catholic Invitational tournament at Troy, New York.

e Tex was assistant basketball coach at K-State from the 1947-48
ee ane — through the 1950-51 seasons when the Wildcat teams won two Big
FRITZ SCHNEIDER 23|G 6.3 Seven championships, tied for another, and finished third once. Dur-

ing Winter’s final season as assistant coach at K-State the Wildcats
PACHIN VINCENS 241 G 5-8 went to the finals of the NCAA tournament, losing to Kentucky
65-55.
PARRY ESCHER ae — As a player, Winter starred under Sam Barry at USC, where as a
BOB JEDWABNY 30| F 6-5 key member of the 1947 quintet Tex was given the “most inspira-
tional athlete’ award. Winter started his college career at Compton,
WAYNE HUTCHINS 31/ G 6-6 Calif., Junior College. He played one year at Oregon State before
going into the Navy where he played for air station teams at Mar-
JOE POWELL 32) Fey. O+7 quette, Iowa Pre-flight, and Corpus Christi. During the 1945-46
JACK PARR 33|¢ 4 season he performed for Los Angeles Carroll Shamrocks of the AAU.
The young coach was also a track star, rating as one of the nation’s
DEAN PLAGGE 34/| F 6-3 top pole vaulters while at USC. He owned a vault of 14-214 which
earned him the Pacific Coast conférence title and the national AAU
HENRY PIERCE 35| F 6-4 ; junior crown,
Winter is married to the former Nancy Chase Bohnenkamp of
LaGrande, Ore. They have three sons, Russell Frederick, 4, Christo-
pher Chase, 2, and Brian, 1,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
  
  
   
 
 
     
 
 
         
   

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