iWe'dnes'day, Tanuary 12, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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NU Tankers
Start Road
Trip Today
. . . lo Colorado
Hollie Leplcy's Husker tank
squad take to the road today at
12:30 for scheduled meets wtih
three Colorado schools.
Thursday Lcpley's splashers
meet Colorado State college at
Greeley, and Friday the mermen
enter the pool against Colorado
University at Boulder. Colorado
A. & M. at Fort Collins will be
the Scarlet foe Saturday.
Nebraska beat both Colorado U.
and Colorado A. & M. last year by
close scores but due to lack of
numbers and depth the squad
may not fare so well this year.
According to Coach Lepley the
original squad consisted of 30
varsity candidates but that has
now been whittled clown to 15.
Those making the trip are Jack
Campbell, Conrad King, Bob
Phelps, Bill Greer, Ed Craren and
Fig Flagg. Marvin Grimm, Perry
Branch, Ted Kanamine, Tom
Harley and George Hill.
Marvin Grimm aided in setting
two ne waKnsas University pool
records last week in Kansas. The
Husker splasher set a new record
for the 100 yd. free slyle of
54.7 and was on the record break
ing 40 0yd. free style relay team.
Other members of the relay team
are Conrad King, Ted Kanamine
and Perry Branch.
Jack Campbell, Conrad King
and Ted Kanamine set a new
300 yd. relay record of 3:07.5.
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CERV and center Jack Barber tangle in a fight for the ball at
Tuesday night's game. Also pictured is Dick Schleiger, running
in to join in the light for the ball.
Nebraska B Squad Cagers
Beat Peru Reserves 60-51
Grabbing an early lead and
making it stand up the rest of ths
way, Nebraska's "B" team took a
60-51 game from the Peru "B"
outfit in the preliminary to the
NU-Washington contest.
The Nubbins jumped to a 7-6
lead after four minutes, and then
pulled steadily away to a 36 to 25
margin at the half. Walsh led
his mates with 8 points and Bran
denburg had 6 at intermission.
The second half was played on
ev en terms as Coach Mehring sub
stituted freely. Peru cut the mar
gin to eight points with eight
minutes left but could get no
closer.
There will not be a rhalanx
meeting this week. The next meet
ing will be Feb. 2 in the Armory.
This notice applies to pledges and
actives.
Alpha Kappa Psi, professional
business fraternity, will hold its
bi-weekly noon day luncheon
Wednesday, Jan. 12 at the Cham
ber of Commerce.
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Schneider paced the Nubbins
with 11, Walsh got 10, and Lucht,
along with a fine floor game, had
nine. Bornschegel of Peru was
high scorer for the night with 18.
Peru
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Totals 26 8-19 25 60
Score at half: Nebraka B 36, Peru
B 2S.
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Don 40-45 Clash
By Harold Abramson.
Spurts Kdltor
Nebraska's basketball
five
edged a hard-fighting Washington
University squad 48-45 at the col
iseum Tuesday night.
Sharp eyes at the free throw
line gave the Huskers their well
earned victory as both teams
scored 15 buckets. Harry Good's
charges dunked 18 of 26 free
throws while Washington U.
scored 15 of 30 in a game marred
by 51 fouls.
From the time Bus Whitehead
was fouled after the game was j
only ten seconds old to Claude
Retherford's final charitv toss in I
the waning seconds, the game was
a scrap.
The Huskers held the Bears to
one point in the first ten minutes
until Jack Barker broke through
Nebraska's defense to pot two
points. .
Dave Pearce combined with
Barker and Bob Light to tie the
game at 11-all with Light's free
throw making the margin. Johnny
Palchelf's long shot from center
court put the Bears ahead but a
free throw by Retherford and a
Kenny Anderson basket put the
Huskers in the lead J4-13.
The lead was shuffled back and
forth in the last ten minutes of
the first half Jack Barker's free
throw tieinc the came at 18-all
and Richard Pearce putting the
Bears into a 19-18 lead at hall
time. Bus Whitehead opened the scor
ing in the final period of play
scoring on a rebound to put the
Huskers in the lead once more
but John Palcheif countered with
another long shot to shift the
lead to the Bears.
Bob Cerv. then evened the count
with a charity. Rod Cox was
fouled by Palcheff and the Lin
coln forward sent the Scarlet into
the lead.
This was with two minutes gone
in the second half and the Husk
ers were on top for good.
Midway through the final
period Nebraska had built up a
42-30 lead but the Washington U.
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cagers started hacking away and
had cut the 'lead to a narrow 44
40 lead.
Good's players tried a stalling
game with four minutes left to
play but the Bears kept boring in
to break it up.
Bus Whitehead look scoring
honors with 17 points while
Washington University's Jack
Barker dunked 14. Claude Reth
erford swished 11.
Washington
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Score ai halftime: Washington univer
silv 19. Nebraska university 18.
Offici..!?: Dick Pulliam. Grand Island,
I and K. O. Rosenberger. Creighton.
Wrestle learn'
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Wrestling and G mnastie teams
will go on the road this week
with matches scheduled at the
three Colorado schools.
Both squads will meet Colorado
State, Colorado A. & M. and Colo
rado University this week-end.
Last year the Husker wrestlers
beat Colorado but dropped
matches to Colorado State. They
did not meet Colorado A. & M.
Those making the trip are Leo
Geier, Phil Sprague. Art Hillman,
Clarence Lefler, Charles Purdy,
Al Dunav'i a" Lloyd Helgesen.
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