Wednesday, November 30, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
PAGE 3
The Daily Nebraskan's
ALL AMERICA
pos. Player and team
en(j Leon Hart, Notre Dame
tackle Leo Nomellini, Minnesota
guard Stan West, Oklahoma
center '. Tom Novak, Nebraska
guard 1 Rod Franz, California
tackle Art Weiner, North Carolina
end Jini Martin, Notre Dame
back .. .'. Emil Sitko, Notre Dame
back Darrell Royal, Oklahoma
back Eddie LeBaron, Col. of Pacific
back Arnold Galiffa. Army
Nebraska Host to
Swim Jamboree-
Good Moves
Bob Ccrv to -First
String
Coach Harry Good, in an effort
to develop a team scaring ma
chine, has moved Dob Ccrv into
the starting lineup for the season's
basketball opener wan omn Da
kota State Saturday.
Beginning basketball practice
with a trick knee, Bob has been
improving every practice and
.should be a good prospect for All
Conference honors when the sea
son ends. Last year Bob was the
. third highest scorer on the Husker
quintet with 181 points for an
average ol 6.9 points per game.
Rounding out the first five arc
Bus Whitehead, Joe Malccek, Tony
La wry, and Bob dates.
Whitehead, second only to
Claude Retherford in scoring for
the 1948 Cornhuskers and All-Big
Seven Conference center, will be
playing his final year at center
lor" the Huskers.
t forwards for the Huskers are
Malccek and Lawry. both rugged
defensive players who should see
plentv oi action under the boards
lor the Cornhuskers. Together
they scored 209 points which
helped gain Nebraska a tie in the
Big Seven championship race.
Filling out the quintet at the
other guard is Gates, a former
All-Stale eager at Omaha Holy
Name. Although failing to win a
letter last year Gates displayed
his ability as a set shot artist and
ball handler.
A swimming jamboree for boys
of all ages will be held Saturday,
Dec. 10, at the University of Ne-
I braska pool.
I Hollie Lepley, Cornhusker var
sity swimming coach, has issued
j invitations pointing out that the
jamboree provides an opportunity
to compare condition, form and
time in friendly competition.
There will be four indi idual
events and one relay lor boys 15
rind under. The sa ne program of
events will be arranged for boys
12 and under.
For high school swimmers there
! will be live relays and one in
' dividual event and for college and
' university swimmers, fixe relays
and one individual race.
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Husker Basketball Roster
Xame Po. Age Wt. Ht. Exp. Home Town
Brandenburg, Darrell . F 22 170 6-1 1 Liberty, Ind.
Brown, Joe G 25 185 6-3 3 Nashville, Tenn.
Buchanan. Jim G 19 180 6-0 0 Ft. Wayne. Ind.
Bun ten, Andy G 19 160 5-11 0 Cheyenne, Wyo.
Cech, Henry G 25 160 6-2 2 Bcrwyn. 111.
Cerv,' Bob G 24 200 6-0 3 Wcton
Fulford. Jim .F 19 200 6-2' j 0 Wawaka, Ind.
Gates, Bob F 23 154 6-1 1 Omaha
Jussel, Ray F 25 195 6-4 '-j 2 McCook
Lawry. Anton F 25 187 6-3 3 Omaha
Malecek. Joe F 23 195 6-5 1 Berwyn, 111.
Pierce, Bob C-F 20 220 6-6'j 1 Lincoln
Sib, Dick F 22 170 6-3 3 Lincoln
Walsh. Larrv G 22 190 6-2 2 Ponca
Whitehead, Milt C 21 210 6-9 3 Scottsblufl
Wilnes. Norman F 21 178 6-2 0 Sidney
JOE MALECE K Defensive
stalwart for the. 1948 Cornhusk
ers as a sophomore.
Classified
LAST CALL.
All men interested in play
in? "B" Basketball must meet
with Coach Neal Mehrinjr
Wednesday. Nov. 30 at 4 p. m.
in the "S" Club room.
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TJoth underdogs came through
with upset victories in the tie
breaking volleyball games Mon
day night. In the last two pre
plavoff matches to determine
league II and IV winners, the
lav Tic? went down in defeat.
Alpha Gamma Rho easily dis
posed of Theta Xi in two games
to lake top honors of league IV.
Doth teams had finished their
regular seasons in a lie for lust
place with 5-1 records. Theta
Xi was established the favorite
bv virtue of their early season
viclurv over the AG Pi's, but the
As Men came inrougn kj jm
v. hen it counted.
Delta Upsilon had to go all
out to defeat favorite Sigma Nu
and earn the right to represent
league II in the playolls. The
DU's had to come from behind
in the third game to win 11-8. The
Sig Nifs had, defeated the DU s
in regular season play but like
the AGH's. the off-campus boys
won when the chips were down.
Tuesday night the DU's meet
the league 1 champs. Phi Delta
Theta and the AGK's oppose the
league 111 winners, Alpha Tau
Omega. The finals will be
plaved at 5 p. m. Wednesday.
Indoor Track I'nder Way.
The 1949 indoor track meet
got olf to a flying start Monday
night as the preliminaries for the
50 yard dash narrowed the field
down to 22 men. Despite the
fact that only half of the men
entered showed-up to run, new
records in all three classes were
established.
Al Hruby, Phi Delt. t a new
fraternity mark when he covered
the 50 yards in 5.6 seconds. Glenn
Beerline. Presby and Phil Brus
nahan, Newman club established
the first record in the Denom
inational with a time of C sec
onds. Rex Coffman, Ag Men's
Club set a new Independent rec
ord with a 5.8 seconds time.
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