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sporting a 1-2 record in noncon-
ference competition, will get into
the thick of action while students| _
are enjoying Christmas holidays. |
The cagers have five ae sched-}:
uled: during: this period... Brie

. Saturday night ‘Wildcats an ay
play a home game against Wash-|_
ington, a team. the Cats - defeated oS
‘three times ©
Tuesday -
Ahearn Field House. The K-State
cagers will play three games at| ...—-.. .
the conference preseason tourna- ;
ment, with California the first K-| |.
State opponent.

who started his first game of the
season in the 70-50 Wildcat win
over Wyoming last week, is pacing
the Cat scoring attack with a 3-
game total of 38 points for a 12.7.
average. Smith has tallied on 7 of
14 field goal attempts and 24 of
34 freé throw tries.

Vicens, sophomore Puerto Rican| - 7.
guard, who has tallied 30 points,

along with center Rove aa
Vicens has con=ected Poet OF 14

* sghets from the free-throw line.
Craft has a 40.7 field-goal aver-|
age, with 11 goals in 27 tries.
“~mwelve Cat cagers have their
names in the scoring column SO0| ». |
far this season. Other Cats who ;
have scored are J. R. Snyder. 25.5]
Joe Powell and Kent Poore 17,
Gene Wilson 14, Dick Stone 12,
Jerry Jung 8, Bill Hull and Ron|1.
Flynn | §, and Fred. Schneider 5.

Saturday, received honorable men-
tion. in the United Press cage rat-
ings this. week on the strength of z
89-60 and 69-58 — wins over the}: -
University: of Hawaii.

-Cagers

Huskies Are

Court Foes
On Saturday

' K-States basketball squad,

last season. Next!

Indiana ~- will

JIM SMITH, senior forward

Right behind him is 5-9 Pachin

. ‘Washington, K-State’ s foe. here |

PACING THE HUSKIE team
again this season is 6-8 center’
Dean Parsons, wee — int '

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