Year ane i 7 Team PG 486=PT PF TP
19:6 Gerald Tucker, ¢klehome Ss sf S 6h:
19:7 | Bill Waters, Cklahoma 16 8 7 ko
1948 Gene Petersen, Kansaa 20 32 8 51
‘A9h9 Clyde Lovellette, Kensas 25 1 10 64
lose. | Gipas Lobelintte, Keene O37 lO lil

953... Glyde “wveliette, Kansas 321 Li, 1 76
1952 Dick Anostmen, Kansas Ste 23 25 10 71
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Suyhavx getiace.'c's aii shey'll play bofore ‘he tournanenbes«.
he has natied T/ points for @ 2506 avarage to lead al) league
pointeamithss The lean southpaw got 27 of these against LSU
when ho duelled another 6-9 @lieAuerican, Lob Pottit, on even
Serma on the la: ota home court even though the Bengals whip;ed-
Kansas, 694636 both wen harvested 27 ypointse

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last year with his pobwtas cut he came along steadily du%i ng the
season to beat Mnostam ovt of the circuit scoring champicnship
with @ 2265 average gad etehed a 15.7 for ali gutese

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Bob &eiter, # 6-8 junior, lg averaging 17e7 points per start to
rank next bo. Born $n the league's eiibly scoring savlese Hebraskata |
Bil! Johnson and Bob “aller, Oklahoma's versatile shooter, are
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