With anything appreching their early pace, onmvofx
timy fvx any one of the four must be conceeded a chance &px at the tournament
scoring pemant. Van Cleave will cane in tied for secomi on the conference
pre-tourmmat scaring tebles witha 17.7 average in four gamese
Seger is fourth with 1509 in six; Stauffer fifth with 15.6 in five, am
Lne sixth with 1565 in foure

“ere is the lineup of the entire ten, excluting
menbers of Washington's guest team:

“om © Pose Team G FG FT PF TP Avee
BeHe thins Kenvawex ,c Kansas 3 29 19 7 77 256
Bob “eiter, c, Missow 4 4 27 a ee ee
Dutch Van Cleave,g, Iowa State 4 26 19 14 71 1707
Fred Segar, g, Nebrasin 6 37 sos «6 8 - id?
Gene Stauffer, g, Kansas State 5 27 “6 1s 6hU©DUC CON
Leste “ane, g, Oklahema 4 24 ae ee
Bill Johnson, c, “ebraska 6 28 3 18 89 1409
Bob “aller, ¢, Okla home 4 22 is 15 SO %&8147
Bob Jeangerard, f, Colorado 5 16 30 13 62 1204

Jesse ‘risk, f, Kansas State 5 15 26 15 56 11.2
Van Cleave is likely to suffxr see his average shrin k
under stress of more severe competition since the Cyclones have met
only Coloraio A & M, Creigjton, amt Grinnell, ani Drakee The other three
have bem shooting aginst major targets in almost every start. Segar has
coll ected his last 37 p-ints on the road against Oregon State end Sregon.
Stea ffer wikl be under closest scrutiny since he
is the leading pointsmith of the defnding chanpionm who are given
a better than average chance of beceming the first team to rupaat

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