gn
artful dribbling and_ stalling
tandem in the meet, an import-
ant item if O. U. can gain a
late-game lead. This is doubly
true: because of Lane's free-
throw radaring.
_Lynn Hart, 6-2; a three-let-|
tered veteran liked Lane, is man-|
ning one forward; Sam Thomp-|
son, 6-3 madeover center, the
other, =
Recalls Cowpoke Upset.

-Save for Lane’s play-making,
shooting and dribbling, this 1s
not an imposing club. But Drake
.has proved several times he 1s
most dangerous when his shoul-
ders are near the mat—witness
last winter’s stunning 63-60 up:
set of Oklahoma A. and M., at
Stillwater—and can be expectea
to hit his first round foe, Colo-
rado, with some new. form re
trickery.

the curtain on the noliday snow
at 8 p. m. Monday. — -
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