(Friday, Februory 2, 1945
THE NEBRASKAN
Wings Spank Doane Sailors
63-45 Tatum High With 27
With Goose Tatum scorching
the nets for 27 points, the Wings
f Lincoln Army Air Field out
classed a scrappy Navy V-12
quint from Doane college Tues
day night 63-45 in the second
game of a double-header at the
Nebraska coliseum.
In his last five games, the
Goose maintained a terrific
scoring n totalling 101 points
which . v- .i dangerous average
el 20 points per game.
With Tatum cutting the cords
from all angles, aided by Ray
Lumpp with 13 points and Ed
Ehlers with 12, the Doane Blue
Jackets didn't have a chance. It
was the Wings 22nd victory out
of 23 starts for the season.
Score On Tip-Off.
The Lincoln airmen started the
scoring on the opening tip-off
when Tatum tipped to Ehlers
wno ariDDieo in ana made a
beautiful over-hand pass to the
Goose under the basket where
he tipped the ball in for two
points.
Ray Lumpp next tallied with
a lay-up after taking a pass
Irom Krafft, before Fred Rich
ardson of Doane dropped in a
long one for the Bluejacket's
lirst score of the game.
At the end of 15 minutes the
Wings had run the score to 34-14
with Goose Tatum playing the
pivot spot to perfection, taking
passes from his teammates to
score at ease.
Doane Scares Wings.
As the second , period opened,
the V-12 quintet managed to
penetrate the Wing's defense witli
better success. Rodney Cox, for
mer Lincoln high star, led the
way with six field goals, enabling
the Bluejackets to run neck and
neck with the high-flying Wings
up until the final gun. The navy
was out scored in the final period
by only three points
A long one by Bill Montgomery
and a lay-up by Vic Krafft started
the navy's spurt, with Cox add
ing two points for Doane, while
Tiiturn poured in two hook-shots
for four points lor the Wings.
Doane matched the Mings
basket for basket until the final
whistle, but it must be acknow
ledged that the Lincoln soldiers,
as usual, devoted the last
moments of the game to a bit of
unorthodox basketball.
Box score:
Wlnirs fe
timpp t ii 2
Krafft f S 1-1 A
Tatum c 13 i-i i
Mi lens g ... i2 3
AheHrn e 1 1.2 1
Harris f 0 n-0 1
Shaddock f 0 0-0 0
Irvine e 0 1-0 0
Hi-llack g 0 0-2 1
Brady g 0 0-0 0
Total - 29 5-8 9
I.;,ne fg ft f
MunU'omerjF f 1 o-O 1
Hide f 1-1 n
Cixf 8 1-1 0
Rurtner r 1 2-8 3
Ccjrnellum f , 0 1-1 1
Beaver c 0 0-0 0
Kmmett K 2 0-0 0
f:olin f 0 0-0 0
Mat reuse I 0 0-0 0
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13
7
27
3
3
0
0
1
0
0
3
P
2
13
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A
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0
0
Totals
20 5-10 8
Socer at half time: U'inra 37: Donne
22. Officials: Referee. John Nuoatola.
ELA; Umpire, Chuch Worrall, Nebraska
I-M Basketball
Top Places Go
To ATO, Beta
The intramural standings as re
leased by Gordie Ehlers, intra
mural director, show that the
strong ATO and Beta teams lead
the basketball league with two
wins apiece. The Tau's, conquer
ors of the Sig Eps in a game last
week, seem to be the strongest
of the two. Led by rangey Don
Barry the Tau's cosated to an
easy victory over the Sig Eps, who
had previously beaten the Zips.
The Betas, whose leading
scorer is little Kenny Christian
son, showed considerable strength
on the floor. The two leaders.
Gordie reports, will not meet un
til the week after next.
Games will be played on Tues
day and Thursday nights next
MI Standings
The I-M standings are as fol
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