Thursday, December 4, 1947
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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M 'Wrest lift
DEtfo 3rd Round
Sigma Nu's Bob Russell fea
tured second round action in the
Intramural wrestling tourney
Wednesday as he pinned Russum,
Independent in 26 seconds at the
Coliseum. Russell thus advanced
to Thursday's quarter-finals.
Other headliners Wednesday
were the Jacupke-Meyer tangle
in which the former decisioned
Meyer, and Freddie Hawkins' win
over Kreycik of AGR in 2:41.
Secoond round results:
121 lb. Brown (Phi Gam) pin
ned Nerow (SAE). Time: 3:20;
Crom (Ind) pinned Wynkoop
(Delt) :54; Gilliland (Ind) pinned
Luther (Sig Ep) 6:30.
128 lb. Miller (Phi Psi) pinned
Lentz (Delt) 3:15; Bize (Phi
Gam) pinned Brauer (Beta Sig)
1:30; Gustafson (Omaha Stars)
pinned Ramsey (Phi Delt) 3:38.
145 lb. Peterson (Stars) pinned
Clement (AGR) :32; Hanson (DU)
decisioned Roper (Siga Nu); Mer
ritt (SAM) pinned Simmons
(ATO) 2:00; Russell (Sigma Nu)
pinned Russum (Ind.) :26; Halde
man (Ind.) pinned Tritsch (Phi
Psi) :47; Taylor (Ind.) pinned
McGrath (Phi Delt) 3:34.
155 lb. Craren (Stars) pinned
Renken (Phi Delt); Clipson
(TKE) pinned Kroeger (Beta
Sig) 1:59; Broughton (Ind.) for
feit over Johnson (Ind.) Smith
(Beta) decisioned Danley (Ind);
Kais (Ind.) pinned Strahl (SAE)
1:36.
165 lb. Calhoun (Phi Gam)
pinned Howard (Phi Psi) 1:10;
Ballentine pinned Beckwith
(Beta) 5:05; Evans (Sigma Chi)
decisioned Pinkerton (AGR);
Sholund (Ind.) pinned Rogers
(Theta Xi); :45; Hawkins (SAE)
pinned Kreycik (AGR) 2:41;
Lipps (Beta) forfeit over Walters
(Phi Delt).
175 lb. Munson (ATO) pinned
Phelps (Phi Delt) 3:55; Marin
kovich (Stars) pinned Weimer
(Delt) 1:42; Buchanan (Sig Ep)
pinned Legge (Beta) 1:05.
Heavyweight. Mullens (Sig
Chi) pinned Levine (Beta) 1:14;
Jacupke .(ATO) decisioned Meyer
(Phi Delt); Sommers (Stars) for
feit over Sim (AGR); Boekel
(SAE) forfeit over Fletcher
(Sigma Nu); Reese (Beta) for
feit over Holmstedt (Theta Xi);
Svoboda (Ind.) pinned Belzer
(SAM) 1:13.
Quarterfinals and semifinals for
the tournament will be run off
today and Friday, with the finals
to be the feature attraction of
the halftime intermission in Mon
day's basketball game with Pur
due at the Coliseum.
Beta's Cop Handball Tilt
Tuesday night's handball
matches found Beta Theta Pi
eliminating Phi Kappa Psi from
the intramural tourney and Delta
Tau Delta whipping Alpha Tau
Omega. The winners played Wed
nesday for fifth place. Cham
pionship finals will be Thursday
afternoon at 5 p. m.
Gamma Delta.
Rev. I. C. Heinicke, Seward,
president of the southern Ne
braska district of the Missouri
synod Lutheran churches, will
speak to Gamma Delta members
at the weekly meeting Thursday
at 7:15 p. m. in room 315, Uniod.
Novak Lands
Mention; Berth
Given Evans
After being overlooked on a
couple of All Big Six teams, Tom
Novak, bruising Cornhusker cen
ter, gained honorable mention on
the Associated Press All-America
football team. He was the only
Nebraska man mentioned on the
AP squad.
Another Big Six footballer, Ray
Evans, Kansas U. back, was
named on tbe first team. Evans
is the first Jayhawker ever to
gain an All-America berth. "The
greatest back I have ever seen,"
is what his coach, George Sauer,
has to say about the stellar Evans.
Evan's All-America backfield
mates include Notre Dame's bril
liant quarterback, Johnny Lujack;
Bob Chappuis, running and pass
ing star from Michigan, and Doak
Walker, Southern Methodist whiz.
Linemen on the AP eleven are
Ends Bill Swiacki, Columbia, and
Paul Cleary of Southern Califor
nia; Boh Davis, Georgia Tech,
Dick Harris, Texas, at the tackles
and Guards Bill Fischer, Notre
Dame, and Steve Suhey, Penn
State. Penn's giant junior, Chuck
Bednarik, was named at center.
Seven of the men chosen on the
first team are seniors, three are
juniors and one, Walker, is a
sophomore.
K. C. Tourney
Pits Huskers
Against Tigers
Nebraska University's basketball
quintet will meet Missouri's Ti
gers in the first round of the Big
Six Pre-Season basket ball tour
nament in Kansas City, Decem
ber 18-20. The Husker-Tiger game
is slated for 4:00 p.m., Dec. 18.
The tournament will mark the
first competition of the University
of Colorado as a Big Six member.
Colorado officially became the
seventh member of the conference
Monday.
Eight teams will participate in
the annual basketball carnival.
Oklahoma A and M will be the
non-conference school represented.
Reaves Peters, conference com
missioner of officials," announced
the first round pairings as fol
lows: 2:00 p.m. Oklahoma vs. Kansas
State.
4:00 p.m. Missouri vs. Nebras
ka. 7:45 p.m. Oklahoma A & M vs.
Iowa State.
9:30 p.m. Kansas vs. Colorado.
Graduate Club.
The Graduate club will have
its first meeting of the year
Monday, Dec. 15, at 7:30 p. m.
ia Room 313 Union. All graduate
students in the university - are
eligible to attend. There will be
entertainments and refreshments.
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ZE MILITARY BALL DINNER
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1947
6 TO 8:30 P. M.
...in the beautiful Georgian Room. $2.00 per person and up.
Dinner music. Call Mrs. Scott at 2-6971 for reservations.
Reservations acceptable but not necessary.
HOTEL' CRNIIUKEfl
. A. Q. SCIIIMMEL, MANAGING DIRECTOR
Thqmson New Size Not
Nubbins Coach
Basketball Coach Harry Good
Wednesday afternoon announced
that John Thomson, Husker per
former of years back, would coach
the Nubbins basketball squad this
year. Last year's B team mentor,
Tony Sharp, will handle the
freshmen basketeers for the 47-48
season.
The Nubbins will not begin
their schedule until after Christ
mas vacation when their opening
game will be played at York Col
lege, Jan. 7. The schedule so far
has ten games on tab, five at
home and five on the road.
B team schedule:
Jan. 9r-York at York College.
Jan. 10 Morningside College at
Lincoln.
Jan. 17 Morningside College at
Sioux City, Iowa.
Jan 31 Kansas State at Lin
coln. Feb. 7 Concordia College at
Seward.
Feb. 17 Western Union Col
lege at LeMars, Iowa.
Feb. 25 Concordia College at
Lincoln.
Feb. 27 Kansas State at Manhattan.
Important,
Eliot Says
Illini Coach Ray Eliot's color
ful speech highlighted the an
nual University Club football ban
quet Tuesday night for the Corn
husker gridders.
Eliot talked to the grid squad
and some 200 University Club
members on what makes a win
ning football team.
"Courage, not size, will pro
duce a winner," he said. "Give
me a 142-pounder with a fight
ing heart over any giant who does
not have courage on the grid
iron." To back his statement, Eliot
cited Alex Agase, an All-American
guard and Eddie Bray, a 142
pound Illinois back, as examples
of small men with excessive cour
age. Agase weighed 169 when he
Mar. 1 Roek College at Lin
coln. Mar. 6 Western Union College
at Lincoln.
started playing football at Illi
nois. Assistant football coaches were
given words of praise in a brief
speech by Coach Bernie Master-,
son.
Senior members of the squad,
Ed Nyden, Joe Partington, Fred
Lorenz, Jerry Jacuke and Gene
Wilkins, were presented wrist
watches.
The Beginning Social Service
commission group will meet at
Ellen Smith at 3 p. m. Thursday
to take a field trip to the Ortho
pedic hospital.
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