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Thursday, February 26, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Pacre 3
Nubbins Take
Fifth Victory;
Stop Concordia
Coach John Thompson's Ne
braska University Nubbins cr.n
lured thehr fifth win, Wednesday
night, in the preliminary to the
varsity game as they swamped
Concordia College, 63-33.
Center Bob Allen led the B
cagers in the scoring, column with
12 points. Doyle Busskohl and
Bill Saler hit ten r to take
runner-up honors i Nub
bins. All ten of the is who
saw action broke into the scor
ing column. Pohlmann was high
for the visitors with 12 markers.
Coach Thompson's boys have
previously defeated YorkB, Morn
ingside B, Concordia and Western
Union of LeMars, Iowa, while
losing only to Morningside B.
The Cornhusker reserves will
Huskcr Track
Team Poised
FoiIL C Upset
The University of Nebraska
track team, victorious in four out
of five indoor dual meets, will be
in position to provide a surprise
at the Big Seven Conference in
door championships Saturday at
Kansas City.
Although lacking depth to off
set the power of the balanced
University of Missouri, if the
Tigers slip the Comhuskers will
be there ready to sten in. rVi.n-h
Ed Weir believes.
Don Cooper, defending pole
vault champion, appears to be at
top form, having cleared more
than 14 feet on two occasions in
competition.. Cooper has scored
28 points in five meets to pace
the Cornhuskers. His speed en
abled him to pick off a scronH
FEM FUN
The Alpha Phi's won .an
victory over the Gamma Phi
Beta's, the final score being 30-5.
Gamma Phi Beta was unable to
combat with the excellent guard
ing and accurate shooting of the
Alpha Phi team. Phil Allen led
her teammates by scoring 20
points. This victory places the
Alpha Thi's in the semi-finals
of the tournament
The badminton doubles tourna
ment will begin March 8. All
UN Gymnastic (Weight Lifting
y i Team to Defend I Classes Added
Class B Title To P.E. Slate
Gymnastic coach Charlie Miller
will leave Friday with four of his
gymnasts for Minneapolis to com
pete in the 36th Annual North
west Gymnastic Championships.
Coach Miller's team will be out
to repeat last year's performance
play two more games this season. I Place in the 60-yard dash against
mi - 1 r n i : W it: -
They meet York B, March 1. and
Western Union College, March 6.
Both contests will be prelimin
ary to varsity home games.
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teams and members of teams t when they won the Class B Open
must be in the W .A A. office by 'rh3mninn,'nc ir,nnn. it:
Thursday. February 26. Matches V, 1 -7' ' , 6 tT "
;u w ,ww4 versity of Minnesota, the Uni-
board at Grant Memorial Hall
with the dates and times that ' Thomas Col We
you will play. Any two indi- !.., ...
viduals who wish to play as a L P"" Sprague was high man and
badminton team may enter thel? Geier E,aced thirf- Neither
tournament. The players need j Geier llor sPra&i compete
not be from the siinw proun Thv lnls Jear
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two doubles players must play
P.E. 21-20 is the newest addi
tion to the university's physical
education program. Well estab
lished in about 13 other univer
sities, the course is a body con
ditioner stressing exercise with
weights.
Bob Higgins, a senior in Teach
ers college, is the present in
structor. Higgins received his
knowledge of the weights while
attending Kemper Military Aca-
together throughout the tourna
ment. All participating must be
taking physical education or have
a health permit.
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Sooner Assistant
May Try Uclans
Oklahoma university's assist
ant football coach, Dutch Fehr
ing, may be beaded for the Uni
versity of California at Los An
geles to help ; with the coaching
duties.
UCLA Head Coach Bert La
Bruchcrie said last week that he
had talked to.Fehring and recom
mended his employment to the
UCLA athletic board. Tin; board
will hold a jueeting next Thurs
day. Fehring was i an all-around
athlete at Purdue university I
fnom 1931 to 1934. He then was'
assistant coach at Purdue for
nine years before entering the
ivnvy in 1934.
ATO's Elect Officers
Gamma Theta chapter of Alpha
Tau Omega elected its officers for
the spring semester. The new
president is Bill Foshier.
Other officers include: chaplain.
the University of Kansas
Other Nebraska point makers
include Bob Berkshire, hurdler.
points; Loyal Hurlbert, 440 '' ,.
and 880. 22 points: Dick Pidor. T T TV Yf7 1
jit, shot put, 21; Jim Martin, 880,
io, iay Magsamen, hurdler and
Khhi.SK- .""'SSiFace Spartans
son, 2-miler, 15.'
The Nebraska entries for the
Big Seven meet:
Mile nm-Henry fvtueter. Fremont;
Don Thiel. Oshkosh: Robert Walt. Sidney
-;ard rtm-Rumrll Hah-, Hardv; Jim
Martin, Omaha.
2-tnile rod Stanley Martin, Broken
Bow; Do Morrison. Lioooln.
fiO-y.ird lilBh hurdle c Boh Bei kshire .
Omaha t Willis Jones, Minclen; R.iy
Ma-raamen, Albion.
60-ynrd low hurdles erk.-hlre. Macaa
men. Bill Uoomey, York; Alan Thomp
son, Omaha.
fio-ard dash Dick Hutton. Auburn;
Don Coopir, York: Moomcy. Thompson.
440-yard run William Bramlorff, Tal
miiRc; Joseph Clark, Cotllnnd; Loval
Hinibert. 'Orel: William Moorhouse. Boul
der. Colo.; Don Vollertsen. TalmnKe.
Mile relay Hurlbert. Moorhouse, Bran
doiff, Vollertsen.
Pole vault Cooper. Jim Myers.
HiKb Jump Orville Glis.. Beatrice:
Monte Kinder. Cambridge; Ma pan men
Shot thi Jim McOonnell. Central City;
Dick Piderit, Lincoln; Wayne Sees. Gor
don. Broad Jump McOMinell, Harry Megin
uia, Limoln.
Tlic eonrerence rtw mrJonship will be
r pored em a Vl-J !1 harts.
Dan for IM Basketball
Playoffs Now Reatly
The Department of Intramural
Athletics has announced the
method of playoffs in the A and B
basketball leagues.
In the A league six teams will
play in the first round with the
runner up of league three playing
Gerald Whelan; secretary, Alan ,ne nner-up of league two and
Clem; treasurer. Jack Dedrick;
ana sergeant-at-arms. Jack Scl-zcr.
Husk
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with the Buffaloes' Rodney Bell
in the ball gumc. Bejll towered
six feet, nine inches to equal
Whitehead's height Schleiger and
Whitehead worked together to
handle the pivot duties for the
Cornhuskers.
The summary:
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Metzcer K
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Bell c
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Benttie k
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the winner playing the winner
of league one in the second round.
The runner-up of league one
plays the winner of league three.
As in the A team playoffs
there will be six teams playing
in the first round. The runner up
j of league five plays the runner-up
of league six and that winner
plays the winner of league four.
The runner up of league four
plays the winner of league six
and that winner plays the win
ner of league-five for- the cham
Totals
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In Dual Meet
The University of Nebraska
wrestling team, winner in only
two of nine meets, closes its dual
meet season at Michigan State
College Saturday night.
The Cornhuskers have defeated
the University of Colorado (19
10) and Kansas State College
(17-19) in the Big Seven Confer
ence. They have lost to Cornell
(la.) College (0-28). Colorado
j State College (6-20), Iowa State
Teachers (5-28), Iowa State Col-1
lege (14-16), University of Min
nesota (12-14), University of Ok-I
lahoma (11-14), and Oklahom;;
A. A M. (3-25).
Bob (Peewee) Yambor, 121
pounder, leads Coach Buel R. Pat
terson's squad. Bob has four de
cisions and two falls to hisVredit
in eight matches. He was de
cisioned by Minnesota's Lapin 1
and Oklahoma A. & M.'s Bill '
Jcrnigan. t
The return of .Mike DiBiase,
1946 National A.A.U. champion,
strengthens the heavyweight di
vision. Mike injured his knee
playing football last fall and has
been out of action until early
this month. In three starts Mike
has earned two decisions, losing
only to Oklahoma A. & M.'s Dick
Hutton, N.C.A.A. champion.
Nebraska's lineup:
121 pounds: Bob Yambor, Omaha,
fophomore.
128 pounds: Mickey Sparano, Omaha.
Sophomore.
136 poinds: Jack Barrett, Omaha.
Sophomore.
4ft pounds: Newton Copple, Lincoln.
Senior.
lift pounds: Ed Copple. Lincoln. Senloi
1V5 pouniii: Jack Tnmai, Omaha.
fophomore or Jerry Calhoun, North
Platte. Sophofnor.
175 pounds, Andy Marinkovich, Omaha.
Sophomore.
Heavyweight: Mike DiBiase, Omaha.
Junior.
versity or North Dakota, and St. demy and serving in the Marine
r-
The new section is given as a
one hour credit and has a capa
city enrollment this semester of
58 students. The class is closed
this semester but will be con
tinued next fall.
The aim of the course is to
develop a symetrfcal, well-proportioned
physique. Those stud
ents who lack physical exercise
or who do not participate in any
sport .are encouraged to enroll.
The course is not a weight lift
ing class but is supervised ex
ercises using a graded resistance
of weights. Weight lifting as a
sport, however, will soon be of
fered.
Clarence Lefler and
Nicky Kallos will also miss this
year's trip. Both were point-mak
ers last year.
Coach Miller will take four
men with him to defend his
Class B title. Those making the
trip are Jim Johnson, Norm
Anderson, Charles Purdy and
Mel James. Each of these men
will enter three events except for
Purdy who will enter four events.
He will be the big threat for the
Cornhuskers.
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