Friday, December 12. 1952
By BILL MTXDELL
Intramural SporU Columnist
Defending All-University cham
pion Sigma Alpha Epsilon bounced
back on the winning trail Wed
nesday night by capturing a 56
43 basketball victory over tough
Phi Gamma Delta. Behind the 17
point effort of Bill Shainholtz, the
Sig Alpha exploded in the first and
third quarters to even their sea
son record at 1-1. j
With Shainholtx, Bill Mc
Garry and Jim Hoover leading
the way. the defending champs
ruled p a It-6 first stanza lead
and kept it the rest of the way. '
xne iijis made up part of the
vlaflr in tn MMni vnav
5fny??littif -PP to 217 but
the followtag stanza was like the;
first and toe PM Gams were
sw v-vvuu lAmw e&LIU
uuuuu. vMuuuxtwwb puucu acven
counters in perioa numoer inree
while his mates were adding an
ctner eignt use losers, mean
while, could muster only four
counters.
Although the Fijls roared again
in the final stanza. Pat Lange Per
sonaUy accounted for eight SAEj
counters and the game was theirs.
Shalnhetts led all scoring with
hit 17 to on ten while Lange
contributed another IS. Marl
Mavptn topped the losers bid
wit 11.
Navy Wins
Navy KOTC chalked up an easy
win in m first ouung, downing
the ASCE by a 37-21 tally. The
Middies ran up leads of 8-4 and
17-8 in the initial two chukkers
and coasted the rest of the way.
Damrr Switzer tocced the win-
rang effort with a ten-point total!
Frankie Albert
Quits Football
Another o'i timer is leaving the
pro ranks of football this Sunday
as the professionals close another
year of conspetision. Frankie Al-i
bert, one of the finest passers in'
the paid field, announced that he
wi3 leave the San Francisco 49ers
and retire from the gridiron sport
Loral Busker followers wul
nsoeaaber Albert as the quar
terback who led the 1MB
ChasBpfemhip Base Bowl teaaa
, . -v.
e laduw m e l tte
iEto full cractke in 1U also. Un-
dcr Head Coach Cark Shaugh-j
roessy. Sunfcrd won toe FacSc'
Coast Ctofereace axd after triin
narg tr Huskers in the Bow!
tHassac, iKaflsaiael un-
Albert is one of the first play
ers to s&a he playing from tae
rictnal 0rfis&m. The AH
America Conference, forssed
seven years are. The ealy miher
rlrtoml ldayr wDl are W
- Csard Brune Basrfaed wbn wd
sSiH rewsia active t&e 4Jcr
Albert ws reci2d lor his
xlJabes in 1K1 when lie sared
tim leagie's most rahatOe player
award wisa Otto craisan 01 -ux
ClevelaBd Bsenras.
Huskers Draw
183,685 Fans
CiiTeTKiy of ICthradLa Joclhi3
fcOowers set a new aaesfiaace
record far hare games dnring She
past season.
A total of lSUUi saw tbe
Buikers" fSve htmt -The
atiiiosg rceori was 179.444
set in ItiL
A Band Day crwwd d ZSST!
whirin patiasd "itenccial Slafiisna
to see tbe Kaassas Stale f"-
raiks seOTod eo3y to tfbe
atsesadajace art fee Term Stale frry
bee last year.
Eon gate arjeaiante fas
Seralh DiJtBfia 2117. ldra S-U
2E,f:8. Kansas Siaie ZtS.
Third-Ranking Cats
Play Indiana, Frisco
Tw eff Eosas St's mo 5if-l fiJ 19t-SZ tor a 1L$ av-.
the year are rwrtmg tq oert Svi-
Stand t to
1 Che WMcats can wa eiiher
f the cwaatests wh Indiaaa
Kan FraactKM. they can
thcar ritfct to b w M
fcirh Xe. 3 sutiosal raaiint
wtith has faSea th4r sbral
derm. tn. rwV.f
SHrfisy caifti She
Esxhusts erf InixzJLj
to &41 Sbe Cats m
casmssaSivg win ew CaatS Jaih
Car&aer ax.3 bus Cal& I
K-SdaJ wtfpped Infiiisaa in
ISt8 Wlea toe EiiOEit-J-"'-!
sra begnm. ia' Uttat Csue to-!
uSasa ha ttes Jhjee vicltci S
a rev, fcattafiiz an lilTi
tB ad ES5wir4li il1
The Bsscrs 23 osoae to
' Itaahiteaa wl 1-1 rerJ.
They oxaed wtEa a snwthteg
xrb
1 win wr Vaiparaawo st
Kmmartm ad the sseved to
Kotre Dasx t? v to tote to the
Xrtah Tl-;t tn a thrlTW.
Sej Fraadsca c "55'lSt
Cst3s hesier teass, is a e&sh thai,
worries Garfcjer. In f tt, ffiue Esmm
Srom the earShsah tvn si2ffl to
hsii a lasx tie Wital. In
twn tcerasxis iBermgs. tch at'
n Fraoasstta. the Ikm
eigd 11 Cats is ciaee tii3. T-
jty wwd frwa s rnaew it
ttjtopiisSac.
The rxwts tare 11 vrtcru
tut from ti ?uad which
dewntd X-t-iate SV lt s
mo. Leading m-nrrr ml line iMmis
fs Frask Eraatrro. a 8-S -mdwr
h v.ftici in 1J iit
asd a Wu'luA rtrWsxdirg ser
foruaM is the K.-IU5 gasoe
cf Utst year. Be wt&ft'i'ied Ti$
Navy, jttuif
while Jack Bale led the Engineers
wiia eigm lames.
Delts Swamp Nu's
Delia Tan Delta had every
thing their own way Wednesday
as they ran over Sigma Nu, 48
19. The Delt win was their first
in two contests and it was the
second straight Sig Nu defeat
ine
winners rocketed-off in an
iiT ii stanza margin ana paa-jlast
tim. -rvi xfT" "Vr ,n
.V Iw .j u "IUJ
thfv Z nti I
hnt . ,iMKi-. Ji ... j '
.
C Thompson with 12 and
Skip Howe with- ten topped the
DTD scoring while Steve Sutton
XIITMI Tnf1T HAAm
iea we Nu s with seven.
Sammies Soar
Sigma Alpha Ma held Corn
busker Co-op scoreless in the
fourth quarter and came from
behind to win a 21-1$ contest
for their first victory of the
year. It was the second outing
of the season for each team and
the outcome pushed the two
teams into Identical 1-1 season
records.
The Sammies Jumped off to an
Nation's Top
Billy Vessels
When Billy "Curly" Vessels of
j Cleveland. Okla, high school en
iTolied at Oklahoma as a freshman
in 1S49, Coach Bud Wilkinson once
told the Oklahoma freshman squad
upon which Vessels taved:
Its the team that counts, not
the individual.'
"Although BiUy and aH the
ether Boomers, as Oklahoma's
fresh are called. listened po
litely. Bud's remark wasn't
deeply etched upon them be
cause they had had no practical
application of this truism in
their ewu coOcgiate football ex
perience, which was just start
ing. As a sophomore. Vessels was
tremendous. If ever a back carried
team to the national title, it was
:0t3ahoma's Vessels in 1958. And
Jf1 .y.lgfcy oveooe4 By
the national cress.
That was understandable. All
the early buildup had been for
Leon "Mule Train" Heath, senior
fallback from HoIIis, Okla, who
had blacked sanashingly for two
years, led the nation's hacks tn
rushing to 1M9 with his aver
age of 9.13 yaris. raced 81 yards
to a tovchdowa against Santa
KLLY VESSELS OUaku s
left halfback who won &e Bcis
tmmm Trophy, the Clcveiaad
Touchdown Oah trophy, the
AF FUyer of the Tear award,
IT Flayer a Back of the
Tear awards, and ethers still
tn.
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vsm& to get th Dw rJ.iste Tjfw- trsad-sam3dac4 tu23
V VT1 i- 4 -..-h- 4
:tJWaa a tsfit bai fea : y&jr to
Ctda Garfew M hits Cn:
i4taBiMe j&tfve Awastes.
ert starW ow the KFTJ ;itoh
tie rsauBing soate, Jerry MaSrn,
f t-L At gnardc the Dows hire
Cajw LsrSn. an raoi
Vnfcievhh. 8-L TaSert nan mm
the Bwa- 4ad is rcUriu
Mir. Low ftewtt who is C-li,
SisSt prefcahJy wiH r7SiJh
i2he s?totiig csxter pmSJaon to
'jeaustiwoal s jpn asore.
ii&dsJKswSt, 9 was siKki
''ia Big 19 ttmis-t hoi seawo as a
iljjestoJsasL CteJy to beat
;Se&a&5rs 174 awersse 5m H Big
"2j gsjhes was lensn's a33-A3Ert-
mt the -rtsitieg cewtcrs,
Schstadt of Indlaauv ai4 Ea
gtlhe f flC W-aUat tritk
Kawiiiu, K a 8 tu a
pMtred la 22 a the Cats
dywnei Drake to a hreaihlew
erestJaae game tost t
cvday. Aheut the etly esh
y4aye who stowed Cah Jatk
Oaraner to thai jSr scare
vas swfews Fk WISs, a
gard frost Tabs.
The Wilteiil tsj&th Las bteffl
:w-.k as c f f -
fel face t" grtsJ fcvwlzg teaarjt
,!scghi.
8 - 2 first quarter bulge and still
maintained a slim 14-11 lead at
the rest period. Moe Lipton led
the way for the winners during
the first half with seven points.
Five Cornhuskers accounted for
eight points in the third stanza
while the Sammies were garner
ing only four to give the losers a
brief 19-18 margin entering the
last quarter of play. Only three
free throws were tallied in the
ten minutes but they were all
n the Saromie side of the ledger
and that was it
Lipton topped all scorers with
nine while Harry Wray was tops
tap 4 Via Isam nntn toran
Pioneers Squeeze
Pioneer Bouse maintained a
slim lead from the second quar
ter on to win its second game
of the year, 38-27, over Brown
Palace. Breaking a 7-7 first
period deadlock the Pioneers led
14-13, 22-21 and 38-27 at the
end of the following stanzas.
The Palacers were woefully
short on field goals, netting only
seven, but helped keep it close
by potting 13 free tosses.
Pioneer's VTes Beery and
Brownie Bill Moates shared scor-
ing honors with 12 points apiece.1
Grid Star l7o$ Oklahoma's
In Unselfish
Clara and averaged more than a
first down per play tn the Sugar
Bowl as he tore off teschdewn
runs of 86 and 31 yards against
Louisiana State.
And when the season ended.
Heath became the country's All
American fullback, making tne
concensus team.
Vessels took it swell. He had
run behind Heath's combustive
blocking and was solidly on the
Sooner fullback. But deep down
in his heart, be must have thought
be belonged somewhere, too, and out the last tackier with a stun
wonderel at a rating system that r,.rg block as Eddie Crowder
totally ignored him. 1 'passed to ad Max Boydston for
As his Junior season began, u touchdown. Every week he
Vessels got OUahoaBa's advance
fesOdap, only to lame a knee
la the third game and auiss
nearly 89 per cent of the season.
That left htm only
year.
If ever a back bad an incentive e
frw tmiw.g o-iLt for Dersonal glory,
VkwIc vac that back this year. II
For two seasons in a row, he had .prf i, tune austuoe. -Ihatj points against Utah SUte. That
been denied the recognition he so !was a gooi Texas team out there? leaves plenty of room for the im
ridhly deserved. This was bis last today. It just didn't get approvement whkh must come to
chance. fbreaks,- be said at DaZas. -That make the Buffs a challenger in
be cosBjdctcly forgot fcharley Hoag sure can go, caat the B:g Seven Conference-
18 Repor
For Drills
At Mizzou
Coach "WEbor "Sparky" Slalccp
set his seventh baskeibail earn-
paign at the University of VSs-l
souri fSdaUy in ie3on here this
week when some 11 varsity can -
diflates reverted for opening drffls.
icjiri w T
The Tiger cpea thesr 21-game
Waaler card afainst Ft. Lexasard
Wood here on Eteeember 13- Five
EKra-jeagije coostesis are scheduled
:fPor to S'.toBrT7
Six lrtteraoru. only two of
these seniors, will he the fraane
werk around which StaScup and
his asi&taax. Gerald Bedgcpeth.
will build what Stslcwp ewri
saoaed as "the youngest dab In
the ctremH." The letunuag vet
eraas arc: Gene (8-8) l enitoW.
senior from Bonne Terre:
Charles (C-3) Ohgthlaegcr,
senior frwoa St. E&saheth;
Wynne S-1 CaAcd. Jumior
from FL Laaerdale. Fla Mi
(8-2) Park, sophosMire front
Lesmtrton: Boh (C-8) Bettor,
swphosoore from Brentwood; and
Win -l WtlfoBg.
troau Pa-aico.
E".'icr, a Bean, aSrp&rlaut ccg
is MiximT bljcpriaJi, wsmt tit
full sxeed in early wicskulc. at
wr a reretAUm
fa his fet a rosea ags.
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m4 ttojwe-year term at
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Rebound Ace
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WILLA&D FAGLEK
Start- 1
mg forward for the Husk ers, is I
a towering 6-S sophomore,
learn Player
himself. Never hare the Soon ers
had a tailback who became so
uitsclfteh a team player. Against
Texas, Vessels twice bored off
tackle and while falling laier
aled to Fallback Back McPhafl
for touchdowns, one a 88-yard
play. Agahwt Kansas on his
optional play around right end.
be sacrificed his own running to
throw two long passes that set
up Oklahoma touchdowns two
and six yards ooi.
Against Kansas State, he took
begged to take his turn oa defense
,m -V' .rrirc'V On tV- f--.al
play of the final game wiln Okla-
noina A&M toreaeikmg to score
from the two. Vessels rocketed in
tr. h'f t, tn ku :
toss Bill
Rredde of the Cowboys
mn.-n wti 1am
for a
w;. Ji-imm caTnt
he?" he
said after the Kansas
game.
After tW Kansas State victory
he toti it porters tn the dresrasg
room. "If you are going to
write anything I say, be sure
that it is about Back McPhaiL
He proved be can snore the ball
with the key Mock. In the first
euarter when he blocked Swit-
ser f or use to score, did you see
hixn rush over with a grin and
shake the fe&oWs hand?" Never
a word from Vessels sheet Tes-
w It.
v"s?5 bad Lis greatest day
against Kotre Dane. He scored all
'Ofciee Oklahoma touchdowns, two
lcf them eecteifyfcg runs of C2
Tf-Ee nulled 1S5 yards,
averagg 1L4 per carry. Aad in
gMme-t yicf ct it was
beart-teeakiitg fsnnhle as be
seres yards to a first down
that may hare cost
.the Ssooers their cy defeat cf
-the year.
Afterward, fa the Oklahoma
dressing roosa. Vessels stood be
fore WVItiBM. tears streaaming
down his face. Renomaber. coach,
when I was a freshman aad you
fH awe & was the teaaa that
covated. not the individual? I
know what you mean now."
That tee Vessels wtoa i-art
won tae maBsaan xrepey, isei
(wf'tM TooxhAarwa Clash Tr-
p&y, the AP PSayer of the Year
Award, tie UP Ftayer cf the
Year fcseai&ie and others that are
rffil camirg in. And that's wfcy all
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Hebirsislksi Dirovdies
heir Ternfen
By GLENN NELSON
Sports Editor
Nebraska's young basketball
team, with only a 65-53 win over
a weak South Dakota aggregation
to its credit, undertakes a huge
task Saturday night when the
University of Minnesota plays host
to the Huskers at Minneapolis.
Minnesota will bo playing
their final non-conference game
in three starts when they meet
the Buskers at Williams Arena.
The Gophers open Big Ten play
rlnnt Illinois Dec 23.
Big threat among tr.e many top:ior action against me uopners.
Minnesota players is Ed Kalafat, a Coach Harry Good's Cornhus-j
6-6 center who led his mates ta;kers will field a starting five:
th svn-in rienartment last season
with 349 points for the season.
Coach Ozzie Cowles quintet is
picked to win the Big Ten cage
championship this season, and pre-1
Unbeaten
Washington State
Washinrton State's busy Cougars I
w. v;t .nxnfv.nx
.. , . rr.,nT-jn TTnivprsirv's
Dtacie ior toioraao um;fT17s
unbeaten basketballers Monday
night at Colorado Fieldbouse. I
Coach Be be Lee's Buffs
J?
be the second opponent
Jam-packed 11-day road sched
ule for the Cougars who play
eight games during that period.
The Cougars will have seven
games under .their belts at tipoff
time Monday. The game will be
Colorado's third of the campaign.
A pair of high-scoriiig wins over
Utah State got the BuKs under
way. 'Colorado rolled up a nifty
U per game average tn that
opening set. Buff followers saw
what appeared to be a more con
sistent, better-scoring, deeper
dab than that which carried the
Silver and Gold banner last sea-
Steady point production from
forwards Frank Gompert and Art
,,. - ! Jl. t-I-.-,
F-.'
featured the Utah State series.
With guard Tom Harrold anchor-
' 'JTJTlr cerns1. Jr w
problem coe anting Lee concerns water safety.
poor scoring from the por".
Centers Burdette Ealdorson and
Jim Bulkeley tallied a total of 15
Washington State win snow a
rugged outfit wtth the starting
five averaging snore than 82.
Eiatgleader of the Cougar attack
is forward Trie MuOins, a g-4
199-poundcr front Sydney, Aus
traSa, who doahles as a decath
lon specialist during track sea-
Other probable starters are for
ward Bon Berr.ir.k (8:1), Center
Bill Bender (6:4) and guards Bob
Swansea (8 j) and Bob Morgan
(:L)
The Cougars are ably direcled
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hoQyherry red. Eg hi htse, dark
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grtea. All sSsea,
season charts rank the Gophers
as fifth nationally.
Nebraska's starting five will
no doubt remain the same, with
Willard Fagler and Stan Matxke
starting at forwards. Bill John
son at center and Joe Good and
Fred Seger at the guard positions.
Set to see plenty of reserve ac-
tion are Jerry Sandbulte, Paul .opposite oeue, leu xar oeiow yw
Fredstrom and Don Weber, who output of Gelle, Mencel and Kala
are also lcttermen returning from fat, who were the big guns in the
last year's squad. Gary Renzel- brace of road wins in the Goph
man, 6-5 soph center, is also slated ers' first two games.
which averages slightly under f-,
led by rangy Johnson who hits
6 - 7.
The Gophers will also start
an all-veteran squad, which will
Buffs Face
by Coach Jack Friel who is in his
25th season at the. school. In 24
campaigns, his Washington State
quints have won 440 times while
;losini, 253.
iWater Safety
Course Offers
Hour's Credit
Valuable training plus credit
will be in the offering for those
registering for a special Physical
Education class the second se
mester. The class, officially listed ,
as FE 23-VII, will be instruction!
in senior life saving and water
safety.
Being taught by XTJ swim
ming coach, Warren Emery, the
class b especially offered to all
men who are interested in ob
taining their Bed Cross certifi
cates in life saving and water
safety.
Emery said that many students
each spring inquire on the pro
cedure of obtaining such certifi
cates in contemplating summer
Frerequisites of the course
are either FE 22-VH, intermed
iate swimming, or the ability to
perform the following: swim 448
yards, tread water for one min
ute, perform a surface dive and
swtm for at least ten feet un
derwater. The class will meet three days
a week, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday and will offer one hour
credit. The Saturday periods will
probably be spent in actual teach
ing faculty children, Emery added.
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have height and a number of
top-notch scorers.
Kalafat, forward Bob Gelle, and
guard Chuck Mencel lead the cur
rent scoring column for the
Northern team, with per game
averages of 16, 17 and 17.5 re
spectivcly Glen Reed and Dave Weiss,
sharing duties at the forward spot
Sin ocnncH uu uui wu"
son are still neck-and-neck la
the contest for the guard Job
opposite MenccL The starting
nod for the Big Ten opener with
Illinois will depend upon Sat
urday's performance.
While MU'i coach was pleased
with the offensive showing of his
Gophers as they downed Bradley
and Xavier in last week-end's
road trip, he hints that something
must be done about his team's
defense, which yielded 134 points,
or a 67-point average, to the two
non-conference victims.
On the other hand. Coach Good
will expect a lot more offensively
from his Husker squad against
wt tn Kali
;eral tllries against the Coyotes of
iSouth DakoU while displaying
favorable defensive play.
Sausd Picked
Coach Harry Good and a squad
of 12 men will travel to Minneapo
lis Saturday for the Husker-Mm-nesota
game.
The KU eoacn listea J 00
Good, Fred Seger, Bui Johnson,
Don Weber, Willard Fagter.
Stan Matxke, Dave Fahrbach,
Gerald Sandbulte, Paul Fred
strom, Gary Kentelman, Don
Muenster, Marry Baekhaus and
Clark Smaha as his top 18 nsca.
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