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George Barsi gnach of Santa. se s Broncos, was. in the stands at

. whipped. Long Island U, and he is very
rojans are- stronger, than they were last. year. ‘That is, he is
afraid in an ,acadenic,sense, since the. Broncs and. Trojans. don't meet, unless

-itebe in the N,C-A,A play-offs, which. OTe . quite..a piece in the future:

Southern California! g-auards ,.renorts George, ; ‘are shooting much oftener

- (than of yore.and-driving into.the: “basket oftener, too. The failure of. Coach

Sat Barry to have his. saards. shoot. in-recent. years. cost. ‘Troy mere than one

“gone; It vas:possikle almost..to. Agnore. -the. Tyo jam, guares : on offetise ond’ play
-- five mea on defense against. three in the Gane C.front line,of attack, We, saw

-. -Califoraia do‘exactly that: one.night in. 1938 and. hold: Troy. to something like

. igixsfield- soals.: Barry: loosened<up- some ; Laat, year: and is. anpakently ding even

further this season.
Santa Clara diden't even get wm a Sood. ham in: winning. four of. the

“2. games. of its: barnstorming swine, . but; Lost . the, fifth in overtine to. DePaul
of Chicago. Barsi thinks DePayl is at least as, good. as Long Island.

Best: -tean Stanford. met. on: its: Fogtern: swing was University’ of. Baltimore
says Byerett Dean, the Indian mentor, The Redshirts won that one in. overtine
bat. lost. +40 an-inferior Nebreska five-.48.-—.47,. for. their.only defeat

Despite the now-constant stream of Western invaders, most.of the Reeteve

as nul tebe still. sticle ‘to ‘the. short-pass ,. -slov-breeking Zaire | ‘which Gevelons into
- otHe round-the-horn"attack aimed at: sopesp ing off. the. snot., The . guards s ‘seldom

Gesert the rear rank on attack, > «=.»
Dartmouth was an excention to ‘this ‘style4” Soke Py ors, Columb ia. ait

Baltinoré observed it almost religiously, Deen renorted, Nebraska and Wis-

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“congin y: theo ther. -two-Indian: foes» both play..the -f, ast, brealz fume, Tach, Go-

ninates the Midwest.
Eastern interpretation of-fouls,.csnecially..on screcn: ‘plays + “aiffors

2 cotisiderably. fron. the Pacific Coast version » out. you. can “nearly kill the.
-. ball-handler. svithout : ‘Doing called. if..vou don! t hit fron _ the: rear, Tt! Soe

very. nuzglings wae waite
‘The. Indians. cane. chowe-t vith ‘their. Lineup. set save “for ‘the eonter job,

aril ~Diele Taylor,-6. foot6 inch junior ,. aid some rowarke Le. rebound: ‘work on the
'. «tour, Dean said,. and - is.casily. the best ‘defensive man lof. thé, condidates.

However, Lob Ponn, a 6-foot 5-inch. sophol MOTO 4.18 the Bost. gengerous’ scoring
threat, inci ll will pee got the Japsingi detin%. ageinst | Gy c, 4, Ae

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LIE. . ot. a 140 to, recognize. ‘hela high Schbot" tasket ball.

ns DORs Ralph Lincoln. Vaughn, of Frankfor t-and SPeEE A cel Ome Precis

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ey it. F, FE, Figen a “is won aa af. Mr: Gcoree ih pan 1 hos not Puy the nesketball
vce foenples: to. get hin. ‘dom... “Notre Dawe is. seldon 9 hard vréssed” as. at ‘the moment
nan aebosbeb 4 ; B00. and: Notre. Dame is seldom. in. such a h haskett atl pli ant, Mr. Keo zon

does not care for the ten-second rule, ‘the Line ‘across, the floor, the ~

* » @limination.of-the center jump, .the three-second rule of the. rule- which’ nermits
onthe offended team to. decline a-Eree . ti nro. and . take. possession, of. ‘the ball out