The 1954 trio seeking the circle
are Chuck Duncan, Iowa State’s 6-5)
center; Bob Reiter, Missouri’s 6-9!
pivot, and Bob Jeangerard, raven-
haired Colorado forward. Oddly the
latter, although a four-year man,
will be competing in only his third
tourney. He saw no action as a
freshman. |

Duncan will come in with a Ti
point aggregate in two previous)
meets. He is averaging 18.8 points
through the Cyclones’ five pre-meet
games, second best among pre-|
tourney scorers. If he maintains
this mean through the tourney he
can press his Kansas City total to
133 points, comfortably beyond the
century mark.

Reiter Needs 25

Reiter needs only 25 tournament
points to reach the 100-club, since
he has collected 15 in three: pre-
vious meets. He is traveling at a}
13.0 clip, maintainence of which
would shoot him to 114 for tourna-
ment play. -

Jeangerard, by matching his sea-
sonal average of 11.7 can just
match 100 points. He needs 35 to;
reach the century level.

Two veterans, Burdette Haldor-
son, 6-8 Buffalo center and Okla-
homa’s Lester Lane, already are
safely in the century circle with
108 and 107 points, respectively,
And the former has seen action in|
only seven games despite his four-
year stripes. By stretching his cur-
rent 24.5 average through tourna-
ment play, Lane can reach 181;
|points for four meets, a total which|
would place him second only to
Clyde Lovellette, the old Kansas
colossus, who’s 222 in three meets |

appears ‘safe for some time.
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Jim Buchanan, g, Ne ob.
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Bill Stauffer, c, Mo.
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