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WILDCAT HOOP LETTERMEN THROUGH THE YEARS  (No. 1)
ACROSS
I The list of Wildcat lettermen contains stars _
5 _starting years were late-'60s
10 Abbr.  for Tulsa school of the Titans
II Minniefield earned Cat letters in four years
12 _'_ 1st Cat season was '80-'81
14 Former Cat lettermen Cecil, Charles and Carl
17 See 43 Across
18 '60s standout Riley
19 Initials of one-season letterman Dwight
20 Abbr. for MVC school in Terre Haute
21 Poems
23 Initials of 2-year letterman Scotty 25 Initials of '60 & '61 center Jennings 27 Letterman Barnstable
30 _'_ best Cat year was '69-'70
33__1    letter years came in the
early-*70s
34 Initials of 4-yr.  letterman Charles
35 3-year standout Parker
36 Initials of lettermen Back or Bicknell
37 Ore deposit
38 '63 letterman Rolfes
39 Tall, two-year letterman Bill
41 Initials of '30s Cat standout Yates
42 Rick Robey's Cat squads _102 games
43 Hawaiian garland
44 Marist and Wagner are in the _ Metro
Conference
45 Cat letterman Guy
48 Initials of old-time Cat standout Head 50 Initials of star Cat guard of '78-'80
52 Abbr. for "Railway Express Agency"
53 Old-time Cat star Spicer 56 '69-'71 letterman Larry
60 Initials of '55-'57 Cat Hills
61 Initials of high scorer Kevin of '74 and '75
62 First two vowels
63 Tree
64 Initials of big Cat Sam
65 Early-'70s letterman Key
67 Initials of one-year letterman Aleksinas
69 Business degree
71  '50s standout Gayle
73 Jim Andrews' last two Cat teams were
the _'__ best
75 Golfer Palmer
77 Namesakes of one of "Rupp's Runts"
78 '50s Cat standout Cox
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nid-'50s Cat letterman
Initials of Calvert
2 A top scoring Wildcat guard
3 Hockey great Bobby of the Bruins
~U   '62 Cat letterman Herky
5 Namesakes of '59 letterman Robinson
6 Initials of '70s standout Lyons
7 The "I"
8 Meal bills
9 Initials of '59 & '60 backcourt letterman Cohen
11 Insects
12 '60s forward Deeken
13 Big Ten state abbr.
14 Billy Ray _'_ Cat seasons were
'56 to '58
15 Cat lettermen Don or Terry
16 Source of power
17 '50s Tsioropoulos 22 Speak
24 Lettermen Busey, Barlow or Bibb
26 Lettermen Stough, Crigler or Brewer
28 Depart
29 Center on a National Champion Cat team
31 Large city feature
32 Compass abbr.
33 See 71 Across
34 _1    teammates included Grevey,
Guyette and Givens
38 Room entrance 40 Sweet potatoes
42 Initials of lettermen Rouse or Rodes
43 3-year letterman Billy Ray
46 Clarence's only letter year was '79
47 Garv _'_ Cat letter years were
'66-'68
49 Warmed
51 Initials of '50s letterman Evans
54 Initials of top scorer of the "Fabulous Five"
55 Indeed
57 3-year letterman of '40s, Milton
58 Double vowel
59 5-11 guard Randy of the '60s
65 Abbr. for "Selective Service Admin."
66 Initials of SEC coach Sloan 68 Tree
70 Indefinite article
72 Big Ten state abbr.
74 Initials of old-time Cat star Ellis
76 MVC state abbr.
79
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Aggies Capture UKIT Consolation
Last Saturday evening at Rupp Arena, Texas A&M captured the consolation contest of the UKIT with a 67-60 victory over lona. After the Gaels scored the game's first six points, Texas A&M then outscored its opponents 18-to-zip to take a commanding 18-6 lead.
lona, however, trailed by only four (30-26) at halftime.
"In all, the UKIT was good for our team," said Aggie coach Shelby Metcalf. "It showed us where our problems are and what we need to be working on in the next few weeks."
With only 3:52 left in the contest, Iona's Glen Grant sank a free throw, tying the game at 58-all. John Trezvant, meanwhile, gave the winners the lead for good when he scored inside following an offensive rebound. Trezvant and guard Darryl McDonald paced the Aggies with 16 points. Trezvant, who also grabbed eight boards, was named to the all-tournament team.
Iona's Richie Simmonds scored a game-high 20 points. The Aggies improved their record to 5-2, while lona now owns a 4-4 mark.
"When A&M scored 18 straight points we were not attacking aggressively," said Gael coach. Gary Brokaw. "They made some easy baskets on interceptions. You can't bury yourself and go scoreless for that period a time and beat a team like A&M."
Boston Upsets A&M, Moves Into Finals
Underdog Boston University got 14 points from senior forward Paul Hendricks and 13 from reserve Mike Alexander to turn back favored Texas A&M 65-63 in the first game of the 34th annual UKIT last Friday night.
Sophomore guard Steve Timberlake nabbed a loose ball and fed Hendricks, who scored the go-ahead bucket with 1:39 left in the game. A&M then misfired on several chances to tie the game, the last coming when Todd Holloway missed a last second three-pointer.
"At money time," Aggie coach Shelby Metcalf said, "they were better than us."
Winning coach Mike Jarvis said it was a great defensive effort in the second half that allowed his Terriers to advance to play Kentucky in the championship game.
"I though defensively we played well in the second half." Jarvis said. "I thought basically that's why we won the game."
Texas A&M got 13 points in the first half from substitute Darryl McDonald and took a 33-30 lead into the lockerroom at the half. The Southwest Conference team then stretched the advantage to 52-47 with 11:15 to go in the game.
But Boston rallied. Tony DaCosta converted a pair of free throws late in the game to give the underdog Terriers the lead at 53-52.
Texas A&M made one last charge to tie the game at 59, but Hendricks basket put Boston on top for good.
"We were worse than I expected us to be," a disappointed Metcalf said. "That's taking nothing away from BU. I just expected us to play better."
John Trezvant led the Aggies, now 4-2, with 19 points. Winston Crite and McDonald joined Trezvant in double figures with 17 and 14, respectively.
Drederick Irving had 12 and Curtis Williams had 11 for the 5-2 Terriers, who advance to play Kentucky in the finals.
Gary Brokaw
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