Height and Depth.

No .tournament team will!
carry better combined height
and depth in the front line. In
addition to Fischer, Winter is
using two seniors, Dick Stone,
6-3 Winfield set-shot artist, and
Joe Powell, converted 6-7 center.
Stone was the Cat’s third-rank-
ing pointsmith last year at 9.6
per game and is averaging 12.0
at eK writing. Powell is riding
at 9.4.

_ Also available at forwards are

5-1142, and Wayne Hutchins, 6-6
Winfield sophomore, who is the
nominal No. 2 pivotman. Powell
also is available in the post if
needed. :
Pachin Vicens, the stubby,
Puerto Rican who is considered

at guard with Fritz Schneider,|
6-3 lettered junior, who averaged]
5.4 points while playing both}
jfront and back court in all 21
jgames last season.
| Graduates Took Stars,
State losses from last season’s|
club were not light. The alter-
nating centers, Jerry Jung and

jwere a brace of Jong-shooting lit-|
\tle guards, Kent Poore and J.
jR. Snyder, plus forwards Jim|
jSmith and Nugent Adams.

ton, 74-69, in Ahearn fieldhouse.|
Indiana scored a 96-72 victory at)
Bloomington and Drake a 70-64)
surprise in Des Moines. Houston’!
at Houston is the tourney dress
rehearsal tonight.

Big Seven Tournament Indi-
vidual Records,

‘|. Most Points. Game—Thirty-ni |
Novion Ohianome va. Staniord, 105i.
Lavette ansas 1980) Ciae toseneue
areeT—! 2 e .

| Kansas, iodnleng-iost.
Most Field Goals Game—Fifteen, Maynard