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Wednesday, December 18, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
'B'TeamWins
Preliminary
Over Norfolk
In their first game against out
side competition the University
of Nebraska B team hung up a 58
to 17 defeat on Norfolk Junior
College Tuesday night at the Col
iseum. Altho the score was more
than doubled on the out-staters,
it does not tell the superiority of
the Nubbins.
Coach Tony Sharpe used 26
players in the rout, and each
quintet that he inserted main
tained a noticeable edge on the
boys from Norfolk.
Anton Iawry, lengthy center,
sent the Huskers into a lead in
the first moments of the gamr
with his only bucket of the eve
ning, and thereafter Norfolk never
threatened. By halftime the score
had risen to 17-7. i
Fender tried to put the visitors J
back into the game with several j
long archers but he soon cooled j
off and Norfolk's only serious bid i
came to an end.
Srhleiger Tops.
Dick Schleiger potted three
baskets during his few minutes of
play to once more lengthen the
Nubbins lead, and from there on
out it was all Nebraska
Nebraaka B.
Arm, f
Wright, f
I -awry, c
Roblnon. g . . .
Van Burgh, ( ,
Hrb, c
Denker, g
Rice, f
Bleterman, g
Simpaon, f ...
Simpaon, w
fK ft pf t
0 0
0-0
10
12
0 1
0-0
0-1
11
0-0
0 0
0-0
D. Hchleiger, c S 0-0 S
Mllliken, f 1 1-1 1
Haler, t 0 0-1 0
Meglnnia 0 1-2 1
Swanaon. g 0 1-2 J
B. Schleiger. c 0 1-1 0
Knatieliiy, K 1 1-1 0
Busakohl, ( 0 0 0 1
Williams,' g 2 0-2 0
Dietrich, f 0 0-0 1
Bauer, e 1 0-0 0
Berquiat 0 0-0 0 0
Pufphey, f 0 0-0 1
Creed, f 0 0-1 1
Wenke, g 0 0-0 0
Vacant!, g 0 0-0 0
Tot a la
Norfolk 3. C.
Carney, f
Huiggena, f
14 10 21 17 38
fK ft pf tp
.0 0-0 1
0-2 2 2
Montgomery, c 2-4 5 2
Fender, g
Greckel, g ,
ODonnel, c
Peteraon, g
r.lmbel, f
Severln, c
Harkradrr, g
1-g 2
C-2 3 2
0-2 1
0-0
0-1
0- 0
1- 1
Taylor, t 0 0-2
Weitlng, e 0 1-2
Dudley, c 0 0-1
Smith, g 0 0-0
Tolala
I S 22 18 17
Theatre
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the group and combined the spirit
of good will with her desire to
please the audience.
Dale Wisser as the lackadaisi
cal Pierrot and Tom Stimpfig as
the pompous and rather overbear
ing Harlequin deftly handled the
cleverly written plot. The gay and
managing Papa Pantaloon was
portrayed by Bill Reuter with the
necessary bravado. Carol Johnson
as Scaramouche gave the role
sympathy and understanding in
her solliloquy to the audience
Rex Coslar's capable direction of
a well chosen cast provided the
smoothest production of the eve
ning.
St. Mary's
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ond half as he provided some
faicy ball-hawking. Retherford
came to life late in the game after
being held to a lone field goal
daring the first 39 minntes of
Play.
The Gaels, traveling by plane,
A failed to arrive in Lincoln until
7:45, delaying the game until 9:00.
Intramural wrestlers filled in the
time until the basketball teams
were ready to go.
, Nebraska's next game will be
a home encounter with the Uni
versity of Minnesota on Dec. 23
at the coliseum. Tuesday night's
box score:
ST. MART'S
Kudelka, t
Oalvin, t
fg
. 7
. 1
Livingston, c 3
Burke. K 10
Im. g (GC) 0
flperry, f 3
Dalton, t 0
Greenwood, c ......... 0
Haegier, g 0
Rial, g 2
Totala 26
NEBRASKA fg
Shields, t ............ 2
Retherford, t 4
McArthur, e ........... S
Brown, (GC) 2
Loiael, g 0
Means, f .............. 0
Cerv, g 3
Anderson, g 0
ft
2-4
0-1
0-0
2-3
0-1
0-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
2-7
ft
1-2
1-1
4-9
1-2
4-11
-e
3-7
0-0
f pta
3 16
3 2
5 6
2 22
1 0
5
0 0
0 0
0 0
1 S
20 58
t pta
o
2
4 22
5" 5
3 4
0 0
1 0
0 0
19 54
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Soore ft, hjktf:. Nebraska 21. fit Wary' a
St.
Score tot " end of remil&tion came
jaary's - Nebraska 46.
Officials: Cornie Collin, Creigbtoa: Jerry
Roseaberger, Omaha.
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HONORS IN THE ALL-STAR
SERVICE LEAGUE?
CAPLET FORWARD SERVTD WITH THE
AW IKITUr XOi ITU Dflrinr . Uie tury:
Marvin Grimm Leads
A ttackon SwimMarks
With the intramural swimming
finals coming up today, swimming
coach Hollie Lcpley announced
the results of Monday's and Tues
day's strenuous qualifying rounds.
The most notable achievement
of the day was made by Marvin
Grimm, independent, who broke
three intramural records: the 220
yard free style, formerly held by
Bob llarse, A TO: the 50 yard free
style, formerly held by II. Rath
burn, Phi Kappa Psl, and the 100
yard free style also held by Rath
burn. The last two records had
stood since 1931. while Harse
broke the 100 yard record only
last year. Grimm's times were. In
order, 2:37, :24.4. :58.8. On Tues
day be lowered the 100 yard rec
ord still further to :S7.7.
Other record breakers were Jim
Waters, Phi Gamma Delta, who
lowered the 100 yard breast
stroke from 1:22 to 1:17.7, and
Bill Fenton, independent, who
brought the 100 yard back stroke
mark down from 1:18.8 to 1:11.4.
Today's Schedule.
Lopley also announced the
schedule for the runoff of these
finals. The schedule is very exact
and should be noticed carefully.
The diving competition will begin
at 4:10. Next comes the 150 yard
Medley Relay at 5:00. The 220
yard free style occurs at 5:15,
the 50 yard ree style follows at
5:23. the 100 yard breast stroke
at 5:28. the 100 yard back stroke
at 5:35, the 100 yard free style
at 5:42. The 220 yard relay will
end the events at 5:50 p. m. The
record for this last event is held
by the ATO's. with a mark of
2:00 made last year.
Finalists for today's events:
- 2t Yard Pre Style.
(23 original entriea: Grimm. Independ
ent: Hr, Alpha Tail Omega : Becker,
Independent: Kveron. Sigma Nu: Ruaaell,
Phi Delta Theia; Wiggana, Farm Houaa,
Yard Free Style.
(48 original enlrleal: Grimm. 1ndepend
tnt; Branch. Phi Kappa Pal; rlllmea. Sla
ms Nu; Sohoehitr Phi Delta Thrta:
Sohenhurg. Beta Theta Pi; Allen. Phi
Delta Theta
IM Tar4 Hreaat ttroke.
(29 original entrleai: Watera Fhl Gam
ma Delta; Hem?. WiKma Alpha Kpellon;
Klienkaul. PK Chin; Grrrnherg. Zeta Beta
Tau: Martin. Delta lpailnn: Potter. Phi
Delta Theta.
lft TaH Raek Stroke.
(27 original entrieO: Fenton. Independ
ent; Oehlrich. Delia Upailon ; Blain. Theta.
XI; Kinrie, Sigma Alpha Knailnn: Huston,
Phi Delta Theta: Miner, Sigma Nu.
Ifte Yard tree Style.
(38 original entries i: Grimm. Independ
ent; Branch. Phi Kappa PM: Draper. In
dependent Alien. Phi Delta Tliela: Con
nell,' Sigma Alpha Kpailon; Meyera, Sigma
Alpha Kpailon.
There will be four heats in both
the medley relay and the relay.
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The American FootMI.
Coaches Associatioiii
Selects the
Alt-AMEK!
For the second successive year the
Post is privileged to bring you the All
American Team picked by the men best
qualified to judge the football coaches
themselves.
This selection appears exclusively in
The Saturday Evening Post. It repre
sents the combined judgment of nearly
600 college football coaches from every
section of the country. ,
These are the experts who have seen
practically every college football game
as reported by
Richard C. Harlow
President, American Football Coachet Anso-
eiacion; Head Coach, Harvard Univenif
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1 . .who have studied at close hand every
promising player . . .who, week by week
during the season, have slowly and care
fully separated the outstanding stars
from the also-rans.
Now these top authorities having
restudied their own reports and com
pared notes are ready with their choice
for the best football players of 1946.
It's in the Post today along with a
second and third team and a thorough
analysis of the selections ...
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