Thursday, January 8, 1942
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Jerry Adams
Enters Team
In Tourney
Grapplers Engage Elite
Of Midwest in Inaugural
Match of 1942 Season
Mentor Jerry Adam, Cornhusker
wrestling tutor, waved his wand
yesterday afternoon and selected
rlne grappling proteges to repre
sent Nebraska in the Midwest
wrestling tourney at Ames, a.
Mentor Adam and his squad will
leave tomorrow afternoon.
Huskers Untried.
Musker chances of victory are
uncertain. The Scarlet and Cream
man-benders have yet to perform
and even Coach Adam isn't certain
what they'll do. Tony Nocita will
battle in the 128-pound division
Fraternity IM
Teams Looking
Toward Playoff
, , . In Badminton
Quarterfinals in fraternity intra
mural badmintons will hold the
IM spotlight tonight as the eight
teams are pitted to determine the
four leaders to meet in the semi
finals next Tuesday evening. The
finals are scheduled for a week
from tonight.
Beta Theata Pi will meet Delta
Sigma Pi, Delta Tau Delta and
Sigma Alpha Epsilon will match
forces. Delta Upsilon is slated to
go against Farm House and the
Alpha Tau Omega team will meet
the winner of Phi Gamma Delta
and Kappa Sigma.
- Water Polo Signs Finis.
Water polo is progressing with
games tonight determining league
champions. The piay-ons in me
Veterans Newt Copple and George aqua sport are due to be played
Cockle are 145-rxnmd entries while on Tuesday in the coliseum pool.
Ed Copple and Ken Huscmoller Along the bard IM trail, basket-
will invade the 155-pound division, ball is the only sport in progress
Bob Poe and Dick Smith, 165- and this has received but one
pounders, and Nick Douvas, 175- night attention. The cagers will
pound newcomer, will wrestle in move into high gear before the
the heavier divisions. Herb Jack- semester s end, however.. Frater
man is Adam's top heavyweight nity basketball will begin at the
wrestler. beginning of the new semesier.
Seven teams are entered in the
meet which is designed to permit
college wrestling coaches to test
candidates in strong competition.
Instead of giving titles, the offi
cials wil keep only the-'won and
lost records of individual per
formers.
A two-day affair, the meet will
start Friday at 2 and 7 p. m.
Finals will be held Saturday at 10
a. m. and 1:30 p. m. The wrestlers
are slated to weigh in Friday
morning at 10 a. m.
As a Body
Big Six Cagers Successful
In Non-Conference Contests
Non-lmrue Standing. I
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Iowa State 6 0 239 If 1
Kansas 2 0 t7 63
Kansas Stat 5 3 308 302
Missouri 3 3 226 2H3
Oklahoma 2 3 193 196
Nebraska 2 8 2M 340
(Ed. Note: This is a summary of Big
Six standings In non-conference games.)
While Big Six dons are fighting
it out verbally in what may prove
to be one of the roughest battles
in the history of "conference ath
letics the case of the University
of Oklahoma and Gerald Tucker
vs. Kansas State university
league teams have been mopping
up in non-conference cage battles.
With the records of Iowa State
and K. U. as yet unblemished, Big
Six teams have won 19 of 34 non
conference games. In the first ten
games played by league teams, no
conference team was defeated,
with the record of the six teams
before vacation standing at 14
wins in 16 starts.
Vacation Period Scores.
Over the vacation period, with
most of the teams on the road
and coaches substituting 'untried
players in preparation for the con-
Over Vacation
ference opening last night, Big Six
teams were victorious in only five
games in 18 starts.
Offensive leaders to date have
been Jast year's two top teams,
K. U. and Iowa State with aver
ages of 49.5 and 47.8 points per
game respectively, while each
team has held their opponents to
an average of 31 points per game.
Cyclones Boast Record.
Staying for the most part close
to home the undefeated Cyclones
have chalked up victories over
Coe, Drake, Bradley Tech, Grin
nell and Drake, while second-place
Kansas, with only two games be
hind them, have defeated Denver
U. and Bethel.
Kansas State, in the third-place
slot, is credited with wins over
Colorado State (2), Doane, Wash
burn, tyid Montana U., while the
Wildcats have lost to Washington
U., Washington State and Mon
tana State.
Tigers Split.
Playing one game close to home
and five intersectionally, Mis
souri's Tiger cagers have dropped
Inlra-Mural Water Polo
ATO over Sigma Nu, 10-0.
Sig Ep over Beta, 11-7.
Sig Alph over DU, 12-0.
Phi Gams over Farm House,
19-0.
Phi Delt over Kappa Sig, 1-0.
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games to Idaho, Washington
State and Washington U. with
wins over St. Louis, Gonzaga and
California.
With the future fortunes of the
Sooner team seemingly hinging
on what becomes of Gerald Tuck
er, Oklahoma has a record of wins
over Southern Methodist and
Scranton and defeats at the bands
of Bradley Tech, St. Johns and
George Washington U.
Huskers Met Reverses.
Nebraska's Cornhuskers, with
results of tames played with
teams from every section of the
country on the board, have lost to
Kentuckv. Indiana. U. C. 1 A.,
Detroit. Minnesota, and Oregon,
and won over South Dakota and
Iowa U.
Nebraska's comDonite scoring
chart foi the tight non-conference
games:
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Thompson, f 8 9 Jl 20 29
Young, g b iv v i
Goetze, g-C 8 8 2 13 20
Helnelroan, g i '
King. C-g 7 6 B T 17
FiUKibbon. 1 6 3 6 3
Elson, f 8 7 1 4 15
Artman, f
Bottorff, g 8 3 4 4 10
Hay. f 3 3 C 2 6
Gribule, ( 3 0 3 1 J
Vacant!, g a ' ' i
Marquiss, g ; .2 .0 0 J
Bramson 2 0 C 0 0
Fuller, f 1 0 0 C 0
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Lincom journal opinion of many
writers, this one included, that the
Viscount was not giving every
thing he could when he was out
on the field in the earlier contests
this fall. ... He seemed to be
coasting and then came the trou
ble with the books and it appeared
that his football career had ended.
. But he had to make good as
is now evident.
Looking Into the Future
The big fullback had to show
that he could hit the comeback
trail and his first hurdle was the
scholastic one. . . . Instead of quit
ting in the middle of the stream
as many would have done in the
same circumstances he looked far
enough ahead to see that his only
way was to be eligible for the
final games.
A Comeback
The comeback that he made was
good enough to warrant him a
vote ?n the Associated Press poll
for the comeback athlete of the
year. ... He was drafted by the
Brooklyn Dodgers at the end of
the grid season and he had ac
complished one of the goals that
he had set for himself. . . . After
his showing in the East-West all
star tilt last Thursday, Jock Suth
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