.WeHnesHay, February 'A, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 3
IM Schedule
Offers Five
New Events
With the second semester un
der way, Nebraska university in
tramural teams will begin com
petition in five new events. Water
polo, squash, volley ball, badmin
ton, and boxing are on the com
ing schedule.
Water polo will start Monday,
March 8, with most matches
scheduled for 5:00 p. m. daily. En
tries are due not later than Tues
day, March 2. The squash team
tournament will start Feb. 11, with
entries due not later than Monday,
Feb. 9 at 5:00 p. m. Any group
may enter competition and the
best individual records made in
teanfJlay will determine the All
University Championship in
squash.
Volley Ball, Badminton to Start.
Volley ball league play will be
gin Monday, March 22. Entries for
all teams are due Wednesday,
March 17. Badminton play starts
Monday, Ktarch 22. The best in
dividual records in team piay win
be maintained to determine the
All-University Individual Cham
pion. . .
All men planning to participate
in the All-University Boxing
Championships should start prac
tice at once. Men may register
for boxing class instruction, which
will be held on Tuesday and
Thursday during the second sem
ester The boxing tournament is
scheduled for March 16, 17 and 19.
The matches will be public.
Huskers . . .
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Nebraska margin to 58-53 as the
big coliseum clock showed three
minutes of playing time left.
Guard Joe Brown netted three
points and Retherford added a
lay up shot in a matter of 20 sec
onds time to dampen all Jack
rabbit hopes for a win. y
Whitehead's strong under-tne-basket
play showed up as one
bright spot for the Huskers. who
generally were sluggish on the
floor. Mosser scored 11 points 101
second high Husker scoring honors
followed closely by Retherford,
who netted five fielders for ten
tallies.
Cops High Honors.
High individual scoring laureis
went to South Dakota's James
Schmidt, who whipped 18 points
through the nets. The shifty Jack
rabbit forward kept the visitors
in the running with his dangerous
under basket playing, but was
handicapped after being chargeo
with four personal fouls afterll
minutes of the first half. ion
Mohlenhoff, Schmidt's running
mate, helped the losers' cause with
11 counters.
Nebraska returns to conference
action Saturday night by traveling
to Lawrence for a clash with
Coach Phog Allen's high-flying
Jayhawks.
So. Dakota Slate
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Jones, c
Hurtling, g
Gilbert. K
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
SCHLEIGER S EFFORT STOPPED Dick Schleiger, Husker cen
ter, is all tied up by South Dakota State's Center Maynard Jones
as he attempts to loft a shot. Action occurred during the second
half of Tuesday night's clash which the Scarlet crew won 66-56.
Nebraska's Anton Lawry (No. 16) watches at left while a pair of
, Jackrabbit cagers move in to recover the ball.
Kansas Teams
Lead Circuit
In Cage Race
Big Seven basketball is pretty
much of a Kansas affair, as Kan
sas university and Kansas State
continue to lead the pack. The
Jayhawks hold a 3-0 mark, while
Wildcats have won four and lost
none. However, only Colorado
has been definitely counted out
of the running.
Iowa State, with a 3-2 record,
and Oklahoma, 2-2, remain in the
championship running along with
the Cornhuskrs, who hold one
victory against two defeats.
Missouri hit its top form Satur
day when the Tigers stopped
favored Oklahoma, 49-43, at Co
lumbia. Iowa State squeezed past
Colorado 39-38 on the Boulder
court. The Cyclones had to pro
duce nine points in the last two
minutes to earn the decision. The
Buffs will attempt to even the
score when they travel to Ames
Saturday.
Buffs Scare Wildcats.
Kansas State had to turn on
all their power Monday night to
down Colorado at Boulder. With
ten minutes of play remaining, the
Buffs pulled to within two points
of the Wildcats. But the Manhat
tan boys cut the rally short and
won, 50-44. Clarence Brannum
and Harold Howey led the Weld
cats to their fourth straight cir
cuit win. Brannum took scoring
honors with 14 points.
George Sauer
Leaves Kansas
To Boss Navy
George Sauer, former Univer
sity of Nebraska All-American v
fullback, has accepted the posi
tion of head football coach at the
United States Naval Academy.
Sauer resigned as head coach
at the University of Kansas to ac
cept a four-year contract as the
Middie coach.
Bud Wilkenson, present Univer
sity of Oklahoma football coach,
was considered for the post but
took himself out of the picture
early last week.
Sauer's resignation came as a
tremendous blow to the Kansas
coaching staff, for while losing
one of the finest young coaches
in the country, they also stand to
lose the services of Back field
Coach Vic Bradshaw and Line
Coach Robert Ingalls. These two
may assist Sauer at his new post.
Athletic Director E. C. Quigley
of Kansas stated that it was not
a question of salary that caused
the change, but rather a better
chance for advancement.
Sauer will have considerable
freedom in his new job as far as
the selection of his principal as
sistants.
While serving as the Jayhawk
coach, the former Husker star led
his teams to two consecutive Big
Six co-championships.
Nebraska Men With an Eye on
LOOK TO MAGEE'S for correct apparel
Totals
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Brown, g
Anderson, g
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5 2-3 4 12
2 0-3
2 2-2 0
0 1-2 11
0 0-0 10
20 16-2 1 56
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5 0-1 2 10
3 0-2 0
5 3-6 2 13
0 0-0 0 0
4 3-4 4 11
2 0-1 14
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0 0-0 2 0
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10-0 3 2
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Technical foul: Brown.
Score at half: Nebraska 37, So. Da
kota State 26.
Offirmli: Max Roper, Nebraska; Gerry
Rosenberger, Creinhton U.
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5:60. Delta Delta Delia vs. Howard Hall
5:30. Alpha (hi Omega vs. I I Beta llil
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Thursday. Feb. S.
5:00, Alpha XI Delia v. Terrace Hall.
6: SO, Wilson Hall vs. Residence Hall.
I'rlilay, rrh. 6.
5.00, Delta (iiiama No. 2 vs. Tow a
Club.
5:30, Delta Delta Delta No. I vs. PI
Beta I'M.
Team mmd be present five minutes
before gam time. Default will be railed
a the boor and half hour. froirptns
fcs essential.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB.
Cosmopolitan Club will meet
Wednesday at 7:00 p. m. in Par
lor 2, Student Union.
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