Sunday, January 9, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Poqe 3
Basketball ...
Continued from Face 1
a neat pass in front of the basket
from Bob Cerv.
Retherford Hits
Claude potted a two handcr
from just outside the restraining
circle to make the scoreboard
read 30-19 with five minutes gone
in the final period.
Freethrows were about all the
Jayhawks could make in the next
five minutes as Jerry Waugh,
Gene Petersen, and Claude Hou
chin combined to score three
charity throws.
Bus Whitehead was the scoring
ace for Nebraska totaling 12 points
while Gene Peterson matched the
Husker center with 12 points also.
Retherford tallied 11 points for
the Nebraska cagers.
Nebraska's B team defeated the
Husker frosh in the opener 34-32.
fK ft pf pin
Hunting
Petersen, ( 4 4-7
H'HI. I 0 O-l
Mahry, f n o-0
Mrtln, f 2 2-3
Penny, f 0 o-0
Kneel, t 0 1-1
WaiiKh, c 1 1-3
tiear. c 0 0-0
Hnuchin. g 1 3ft
Knns, jf 0 2-3
fPP. K 2 1-4
Smith, g 0 0-0
3 12
1 0
Totnls in H-27 20 34
Nehrnska In ft pf pt
OK. I 1
l.HWTy, f 0
Malerck, f 2
Srh, t 2
t'ech. f 0 0-0
Whitehead, c 4
Pierce, c I
Retlurforil, k S 1-2 2 11
Oiv. K 3 2-5 4 8
Anderson, g 1
0-0
1-1
2 4
1-1
3 2
5 1
1 6
3 ft
1 (I
4-ft 4 12
1-2 0 3
2 3 1 4
Totals
.19 14-23 24 52
I linker H Cape Schedule
Jan. 11 Peru State B at Lin
coln. 14 Wcslcyan B at Wes
leyan. 15 Freshmen at Lincoln.
29 Moni'iifisidc B at Lin
coln. 31 Wesleyan B at Lincoln.
Feb . 5 Freshmen at Lincoln.
12 York B at York.
19 Peru B at Auburn.
21 Wcslryan B at Lincoln.
22 iUorniiifrside B Sioux
City.
2G Wesleyan B at Wes
leyan. Mar. 5 York at Lincoln.
Aggies Defeat
NU Grapplcrs
. . . Reese Wins
By Jerry Ewin?.
Oklahoma A & M, NCAA cham
pions, took a 23 to 5 victory over
a green Nebraska mat team Fri
day night. This was the sixty
second consecutive dual victory
for Aggie wrestlers.
Herb Reese was the Husker
hero as he threw Rod Boker in
the 175 pound class. This was the
lone Nebraska victory and saved
a white washing at the hands of
the Oklahomans.
The Aggies started with Bill
Jernigans victory in the 121
pound division, and captured the
first six matches. Then came
Reese's triumph. Herb led ,5-2 on
points after two periods, 'before
pinning Baker in 6:21.
In the evening's closest match
Dick Button, a member of last
summer's US Olympic team, took
a narrow decision from Mike Di
biase, 3-0. The heavier Button,
who outweighed Mike by 40
pounds, gained a one point ad
vantage in the second period by
scoring on an "escape." Dibiase
failed to break Button's advant
age in the third period, giving the
huge Oklahoman two points for
time advantage.
Only one fall was carded by
the Aggies, that coming in the 165
pound division when Jack St.
Clair threw Al Johnson in :49.
The well-coached Aggies show
ed their greatest adeptness in
their ability to break advantages
In no period could the NU grap
plcrs hold advantage.
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Gym Squad
Makes Trip
Nebraska University's gymnas
tic squad will go on the road
Jan. 13, 14, 15 when they meet
Greeley, Ft. Collins and Boulder.
Those making the trip are Leo
Geier, Lincoln; Phil Sprague,
Beatrice; art Hillman, Deshler;
Clarence Lefler, Valparaiso;
Charles Purdy, North Platte; Al
Dunavan, Beatrice; Lloyd Helge
sen. Purely, Lefler, Sprague and
Geier are the experienced hands
on the squad with each having
two years of expeiience,
Al Dunavan was on the squad
last year where he won a Fresh
man numeral.
Gymnastic squad members will
enter the following events:
Charles Purdy, sidehorse and
highbar; Clarence Lefler, high
bar; Phil Sprague, tumbling, side
horse, parallel bars, trampolin,
longhorse, flying rings; Leo Geier,
parallel bars, sidehorse, tumbling,
longhorse, flying rings; Art Mill
man, sidehorse.
Al Dunavan: highbar, long
horse, trampolin, tumbling; Lloyd
Hclgesen, parallel bars, trampo
lin. Members of the Husker squad
won the all college meet last year
and the road trip will be their
first test to keep the gymnastic I
crown.
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Driving Range
Now Available
Indoor golf' practice is avail
able for men students and
faculty men on the golf driving
range in the Coliseum basement
each day according to Louis E.
Means, physical education di
rector. Students and faculty men may
use the indoor golf range at any
time between 8:30 a. m. to 5:30
p. m. daily, and on Saturday
morning until noon.
Clubs and practice balls may
be checked out at the equip
ment cage and from then on golf
enthusiasts can correct that hook
or slice to their hearts content.
No special fee is required for
this service.
Students attending- the basket
ball jranie Tuesday night must
present .ticket number eleven
from their activity book and
their university .identification
card before entering the Coliseum.
Former Husker, Gene Petersen
trys to help mates in scramble
for ball during the hectic fi
nal minutes of Saturday's game
in the Coliseum. Bob Cerv fi
nally recovered the ball for
his teammates in Scarlet victory.
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