Sunday, DecemEer 20, 1942
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BY GENE SHERMAN.
It took Nebraska's inspired
Huskers ten minutes to start click
ing, but once the bad basketball
was out of their system there was
no stopping the Lewandowskimen
as they ran up a 52-43 win over
the previously undefeated Univer
sity of Iowa Hawkeyes last night
It was Nebraska's first win of the
eeaon.
With the Huskers trailing 10-4
at the end of ten minutes of the
first half, Bob Heinzelman took
matters into his own hands and
proceeded to tally 16 points be
fore the half time gong sounded.
Seven markers during the last pe
riod gave "Heinz" a total of 23
for the evening.
Heinzelman started his hot
streak by sinking three quick bas
kets to bring the locals within one
point of the Iowans. Chapman,
Iowa's high point man, then ex
tended the visitors' lead to 15-12
with two good shots. Heinzelman
again found the hoop for two bas
kets to whittle the Hawks' lead to
15-14. With the Iowans still lead
ings 20-17, Heinzelman kept his
torrid streak intact by dumping
in three more shots to give Ne
braska their first lead of the ball
game 21-20. A tip-in by Ben
Trickey gave Iowa the lead at
half time 22-21.
Huskers Pull Away. .
Nebraska opened the second
half with Max Young, Ken Elson,
and Heinzelman scoring to give
the Huskers a 27-22 lead which
tHey never relinquished. From
then on the Big Ten team couldn't
keep up with the inspired Huskers.
Second half play found Kenny
Elson, Max Young, and John Bott
orf too much for the surprised
Hawks. Elson tallied all of his
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It's not too difficult for Ne
braska fans to understand the
enthusiasm shown by students at
UCLA since the Bruin victory
over Southern Cal a week ago.
The Uclans, so near and yet so
far from the Rose Bowl for so
many years, are playing there for
the first time as a result of their
win over the Trojans.
One thing that didn't come out
of the announcement here two
years ago is related in a press
dispatch from Los Angeles. It
seems one of the profs out there
made the vow 11 years ago that
if UCLA ever beat Southern Cal
in football he would appear in
class drunk and lecture on Latin.
The prof a Sunday school
teacher spent his Latin lecture
period drinking from a bottle with
a "gin" label on it. Students were
a little skeptical about the label,
the contents, and the prof.
six markers during the final half
while Young was good for eight.
Chapman Leads Hawks.
Iowa's two sharp-shooting for
wards, Tom Chapman and Ben
Trickey, was all that "Pops" Har
rison could show for the Iowa of
fense. Chapman led the Hawks'
scoring with 18 points while
Trickey had nine to his credit.
Both left the game via the. foul
route late in the game.
Between halves Al Lagman and
Al White participated in a ping
pong exhibition.
Iowa fg ft f pts
Trickey f ....... 4 1-1 4 9
Chapman f (GC) 6 6-9 4 18
O'Brien c 13-4 3 5
Nesmith g 0 2-2 3 2
Thomsen g 0 6-6 2 6
Vacant! f 0 1-1 2 1
Lundstedt f 1 0-1 3 2
Kelling c 0 0-0 1 0
Humphrey g .... 0 0-0 1 0
Totals 12 19-24 23 43
Nebraska fg ft f pts
Thompson f (GC) 11-12 3
Fitzgibbon f .... 0 4-5 4 4
Young c 2 5-7 2 9
Heinzelman g ... 9 5-7 1 23
Hassler g 0 0-1 4 0
Elson f 2 2-3 3 6
Marquiss f 0 0-0 0 0
Bottorff g 3 1-3 3 7
Total 17 18-27 19 52
Score at half: Iowa 22, Ne
braska 21.
Officials: Mike Oberhelman,
Kansas State, and Dick Pulliam,
Grand Island college.
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the needs of the university. Show them the need
of education for war and peace. Support the
University of Nebraska, your alma mater.
The legislature meets soon. It is up to us to
see that they are impressed with the needs of
the university. To be prepared to do its duty,
the school must have support.
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BY GEORGE ABBOTT.
Guest Columnist.
With the Husker basketball schedule already cut by two
cancellations and arrangements under way to call off the Indi
ana tilt, orierinallv set for December 30, winter intercollegiate
athetic activity may take a decided dip because of restricted
travel.
Only two teams Nebraska and Iowa State nave indicated
a desire to participate in Big Six swimming, while Husker rep
resentatives at the Kansas City meeting cast tne sole vote lor
wrestling. From all appearances, intramural athletics in most
midwestern schools will be getting more and more emphasis
as time goes on.
One bright pot in the picture came with the announce
ment last night that the Illinois Tech relays would be held in
Chicago next March. The Tech relays annually draw schools
from every section of the country with nearly 70 schools rep
resented last year. Although Nebraska doesn't attend, it might
mean a good track year.
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The ALL season, along with the Yule season, finds press
association selections to date made for: .All-America football
teams (many, many of them); all-pro football teams; all-
America swimming team; al-offensive grid team; all-defensive
team; all-time baseball team; outstanding gndder of the year;
outstanding male athlete of the year; outstanding female ath
lete of the year (one witty scribe cast his vote for Vanity, a
two-year-old filly); outstanding coach of the year; man doing
the most for athletics during the year, and finally outstanding
comeback of the year.
Interesting to note that in the last-mentioned "all, Kansas
State's football team received three votes, obviously for their
19-0 upset of Nebraska. Best bet for just one more "all"
would be an Outstanding-I-Gave-The Wrong-Way bookie of the
year.
A new season for sports writers and headline writers, and
with it, a chance for new (with apologies to Norris Anderson)
slang in the sports columns. If Coach Doaks' basketball team
wins a game, they have several ways of winning.
For instance: Coach Doaks' stalwarts might have: Taken,
annexed a decision, come out on top, romped to victory, breezed
by their opponents, outpointed, proved too much for, thumped,
walloped, thrashed, shellacked, backmarked, buried, coasted in
to a win, delivered, waved the colors, drubbed, free-wheeled,
flown their kites, knocked one cat-west and crooked, taken the
measure of, nosed out, nicked, outscored, skinned, repelled,
powerhoused by, rollicked over, upset, topped, trimmed,
slammed, snowed under, smothered, dumped, edged out,
rumbled (by), rocketed (by), coasted (by), or simply chalked
up a defeat.
All of this of course in the same tilt, fracas, battle, tussle,
casaba game, hoop clash, scrap, session, mix, joust, fight, fray,
duel, contest, encounter, go, engagement.
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Twenty-three
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Only 23 University of Nebraska
freshman football numeral awards
were announced Friday by the
athletic board.
The list:
Vincent Aldrich, Sioux City, la .;
Howard Anderson, Wilsonville;
Ralph Beckwith, Albion; Ray
Boehmer, Lincoln; Joe Bolker,
Omaha; Dan Brestel, Brady; Wil
bur Craig, York; Lyle Droge, Du
bois; John Drummond, David City;
Merle Ebers, Seward; Gould Flagg,
Ord; Howard Foy, Omaha; Ken
neth Greenwood, Lincoln; Thomas
Hayes, Hastings; Albert Kreiber,
Lincoln; Emmanuel Kline, Ogal
lala; Carter Kokjer, Sidney; Dale
Proctor, Bruno; John Schlesiger,
Yutan; Dale Shiers, Gibbon;
Rodney Smith, South Sioux City;
Robert Tegt, Fremont; Norbert
Tiemann, Campbell.
Entries Total
38 in Inter-U
Mat Compet
Seventeen names have been
added to the list scheduled to take
part in the inter-university wrest
ling matches in the coliseum be
tween 4:30 and 6 tomorrow after
noon. This brings the number of
participants to 38.
Coach Jerry Adam has an
nounced the following additions,
with their respective weight
brackets: Harold Boker (158),
Lee Sittler (148), Carl Krenzier
(139), Al Classon (139), Harold
Cleal (148), Owen Story (135),
Richa-'' Lee (128), Joe Byler
(heav. weight), Vic Schleieh
(heavyweight), Warren Jeffrey
(128), Keith (124), Farl Teal
(158), Paul Musser (158), Sam
Grander (128), Max Heftle (148),
John Rush (148) and Jim Griffith
(175).
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