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Friday, December 1 9. 3 952
THE DAILY NEERASKAN
Post 3
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Here Are Your Winners
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! Bos Sotd 1 Orange Bern! -Sugar Bowl Cotton Bowl ! San Bowl 1 Gator Bowl
ml to J (CSC- I CSyracase- f (Go. Td- (Tennessee- (Miss. South.- ! (Flarida-
Date 1 Wisconsin) l Alabama) f MSsassippa) l Teres) i CoL d FacJ j Talaa) .
Glenn Nelson l J741 TJSC Alabama J Go. Tf db Texas 1 CoL of Pac. Florida
Bob Serr j -332 ' 1 Wisconsin l Alabama Go. Tech !Tennessee ! CoL ol Pat! Honda
Tom Becker jj .729 l USC ( Alabama fGa, Teci TTennessee if CoL of Pac. Honda
BartBrown i J7SS l CSC f Alabama Go. Tecb Tennessee ! CoL of PoaJI Ttdsa
Bill MandeD I -7SS ! Wisconsdn if Alabama Mississippi j Tennessee H'CoL of Pat! Florida
Howard Vann i .S77 jj CSC i Syro-cns fGa. Tech Texas CoL of PacJ Tulsa
ArnieStern f-SE8 jCSC j Alabama f Co. Tech t Tennessee l Miss. SouJlfTijlsa "
Chuck Easek .SSI XK5C Syracuse Go. Tech i Texas Miss. Soulh. ; Honda
Marshall Zushner JZl fcSC Alabama 'j Go. Tech 1 Tennessee 1 CoL of Pac, '! Tulsa
d Eefg 1 -BS1 1 CSC Alabama Go. Tech ! Tennessee if CoL of Pac. Tulsa
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P-jard Higu Hurdles
Fraternities
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How They Qualified
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By BILL MTXDELJL
Intramural Sports Colnmnist
Independent track -men led ithe
way Tuesdaj' in the preliminaries! "the traternity .division in the 60-;.ond off Xiee JUeacander' reoord nam i:iiHm, f,.
event. Mike Stubbs, Beta Theta
T led the fraternities with &
30.U performance.
Robert Andersen of Pre by
House turned in the top perform
ance in the 440 'with time Kf
55.4 seconds. He shaded Ernie
Benjamin ot' the Men' Dorm who
also had .a better time than the
fraternity leader, Emerson Scott
ol Phi Gamma Delta who ran a!
57.6 quarter-mile.
Three men from the Inde
pendent division were tops in
the JS80. Don WflooK turned an
the best time ,-of the evenine
for the Spikes jrith 2:0M
half mile vjrhUe E. abort TLvU. f
lntr Varsity and Forest Doling
of the Spikes were not far sr
reani. Acacia Hngn Osmera led
the fraternities with time of
2:14.5.
The same sitaatioa wac foond
in the fraternity low hurdles
where behind the top five qual
ifiers were Ted Connor of Sir
ing Chi, Dick Long f Delta
i pnilon, Jin Mnmm rf Alpha
Taa Omepa, Dick Clark and
Bnd Brp B nt Beta Tbeta Vi
nd Lee Siberer of rhi Camma
Delta.
From tone to fhree
Pectria, El. t the oext slttp an
he Nebraska basitelbaJl trail.
CMek Harry GeedTt iannrTd
Cenahnskers rlash mitb the
asd-comirxc Bradley I'nirersity
jnintH titer Saturday nkM.
EjMh teaa ba Insl enty erne ball
fame that te Kiiuwsota.
BradJer rtwrroed pasJt JDelsaje'
New Mo(s A & M 6B-4JV
Sowa Statt smd Tf.jts Caaris
tian but bowed o She Gt-
pbers SS-78. Nebraska cperd
with a 65-SS ltriumph cier South
Dakota, battled Minnesota U ibe1
way but Jnst 2-71 last week-nfi,l
Chea Wednesday mic'ht banded the.
toarmf Sjirinfrfield CM,ass.) Col-,
wpe crew am JjcfcmR.
la Hbeir lasl two frames the,
Huskers have set four new srihool
Tecnrds end tod two others.
Guard Fred Seper bucketed
St points en 9 field reals mad It
free throws araintf Sprmrfield
te tie the ewe-frame sreriBC rec
ord set by Bob Pierce araimt
South Daketa Jan. X 1S5L
The scoririE total I the Ue-
a braska aind Snrinclieia clubs J55
1111 QBalled the prerious bi3a set
!on the Cbliseraij floor in lanpoln
March 1, 1P4B when CXklaboma
;loimed the Huskers 3-74.
(Thaitai TamwMnk. Jtelta Taa Italia Jt
anunuiig
Wa-Jha Maaaaa, Alma raa -f mai .
fXBllBMUrtnl
alternates fmtm acacia. .
were named in most of the events aiih-jM,, Tmam" 7 Eriaa tia
in case some of the qualifiers j xaiununei
Sail to appear tor the (finals. Dne Lap Ron Independents
These alternates will xnme wp, " 'Si
anoordmg to their periormances, r tm, g-'atmhiin. .nik. m.
and will be eligible for nomts if "m. miidnis ...
t.,-wt - r. " . nrmai -ftcntt. clnaeaonilaiitB . ...
auji cu-iuLra wliu. turn avaa anan, Inomttnoma,
Records Under fire L. JZHmm)
-n.i-1 ,n jTan 5 K An v finjrsrfl1. 9ne H Biib Fratemifles
'dash if or the fraternities where an harm McMaam, ih. t tt.it. a
B?ta "Theta Pi's Stubbs also led,Stubbs is .onlv .one-tenth f a see- 2Ltri,Tni',"M m!2TJum
yard -dash and bis time itrf :E.5 ec- .of ;E.4. Alexander set the
onds was the best performance for Sigma PM Epsilon in 1950.
in that event. Bob Faircbild of iiui. hhnankri' anark in the
toD laerformanDes In five of the'e Spikes and Leonard Becben- Indenrmilent aan finuld he rannt.
ten prelim events while the fra-!'back of the Men's Dorm each; j. either rmiby's Andersen r
of the 1952-53 Intramural Indoor
Track and Field Meet The Inde
pendent division turned in the
Rl.S
uwnu nunrnfl, Tliaaw Ol iil.H
ternity .di'ision topped three. Two iturnea in a .7 time to lead the' lnf, ornfs Benjamin. They
flta Jack iSkalta. In-Iui oaa Italia MX
aitenanel
M Baat Ornnara. acaeia. ........... jas
4altenaiul
S2ifi
AH four mew records invbrne
free throws.
Center BIB JobnMw attempted
fi eift shets raant Minnesota
(old record fer ne r-me an
11 vet by Millea "Bnc1 White
head atransfSt Idabe, Dec SS.
Xine af Johnson's at
tempts were red.
A c a a a s t SpxinBfield Seger
...'"1'!.' i poured in 11 free throws te best
1iWhitebeaas Feoao-d of JD lar a
single came net Feb. IB, 1S4
lagainst Iowa State. Seger bad IS
lattempts, Whitebead 10.
Nebraska registered mk
4C attempts from the free threw
line against Springfield to bet
ter the records of 26 free throws
and 42 attempts recorded in the
1949 Idaho contest
Coatila Harrr Good hibttwhA a
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other events saw the two .diviiaons ! ln5ePene!? vision.
share the top performances.
In uaiiylnp statistics. Beta
Theta Ti, rhi (Gamma Delta and
dclendine fraternity hunp "Sig
tni Cbi led the fraternity .divi
sion with 11 men from each r
panization vQualifyinr for the
finals lated for Jan. 15. The
Men's Dorm and defending
titlcwinner Spikes hare the
Independent lead with 13 -Qualifiers
apiece.
The Independent .division took
both Dust a little ver a eecond
behind the mark et for the
Field House team by Scbnackel
In 1950.
TIE Wartt JannK. Acacia
are lUllmiaM
TIE Gtm Warrtinm, iama do .312 .
lialteTnatet
440-yard Dash Independents
B iRnhart Andannm, $Tn Uaaaa gn.a
2nd Umie Kenmmin. Jinrm Sit 4
SchnackeJ's :BBD mark .of 2Xft2,f-Jm awima, u
im law H.llih, 5.BV5 HOTC
mil ,1m Mrw a, mra
;the Spikes whose 2'MA puts iaxa: 44 riKFrHtrniti
to within breathing .distance. Fiaw,m, m imu itmnm itaita sat
Bechenback .of Men's Dorm -5- L n
onxy. a snaae ainaer uit- iia u mn .nan Kami. uama Oil
Lay Kelley .of Alpha Gamma!
;Rho .and Ladd Hanscom ol Phi'
Gamma Delta stole the show inj
the broad jjump with leaps mf 2Di
-r..,. x 1. . ..1 T ..u l 1.
Ithe Dorm topped the Independents ? 3f y,
jwith a 20- s jump.
New Independent Record
T .x Tii Tu -mi
Lrlr: jump record .of 20-10 t tf f KS
1 inP in hP hr,t m. xw.h ihrnwi Hoppy MoCue f the Spikes m ,Ju '.ti. J-ai m. Jha
cit a 11952 and could conceivabjy set a i .URO-ard Hub Independents
RpinprK .nnmnptinn inrlpripriripntVir 'M" mark in January. Nothing US m Hon Wllroa, dII a,o4
seiners, competing independently, . - . ihl ano i;..twn kb. jm Vmi
bonors in both hurdle events, ifT'ZTitZtw knowa of the possible xelay per-- "al
.aAr. .;nn h ,.iL,r, r, iopped the Independent division f . -.Knren oima.
440, the JJB0 and the .one-lap run.
Fraternity men led the way in the
;60-yard dash, shot put and broad
jump.
Marks Equaled
Gaylord Smith of the Spikes
set the pace in the 60-yard low
hurdles with a 3.6 seconds per
iormance, tying iiis .own record
set last year, while Independent
-Chuck Chamley's TZ.7 was also
better than the top fraternity
time of 7.8 set by "Warner .Olson
f Pi Kappa Phi.
Olson also took fraternity
bonors In the 60-yard feigns
with an K.2 time, but was be
hind the top time of .0 turned
in by 3 on MrWlllianw runninf
Independently, whose peri'orm
anoe tied the Independent tbp
rd et by Smith in 19S1 and
.equaled by lanny Lindauist of
L.S.A. In 1952.
with a put -of .52 feet .6 inches; c 'Caairff
1 '4ttta Inti Mnl. a,,. IDI l
fcconnr tne uiorviauai
to set a new 3-M Tecord an that
division. The old mark was set
last year by Tom Stoup. an inde
pendent, and stood at 50-8 Vz.
Six men were eligible to Qual
ify for the finals in each event
for both .divisions. However,
some iof the Independent events '
saw a fewer number Teaching
the finals n the lack of i
tendanoe while the judpes, in
nome .cases, allowed snore than
six men to reach the finals.
per-
Sormanees in the preliminaries
Cives Beta Theta Ti a slight
advantage an paints in the fra
ternity division and the Men's
Dorm a narrow lead in the In
dependent bracket.
TK "n.iit1 , ,rni ri -.1 -nnin't'trw "Sad Hill ilawanK,
I SBO-yard Hun fraternities
l-m Hnah lawia, Acacia SsMA
12nd )na f aoaai. Alpha Taa anaa
1 3rd 1 Otanik. unna afei
i4i IVim Harrhamm. linn Thaa Ti
nth Mai Danam, 'Miama CIi !
, (tin Alike Unlvaka, fiau !Thoa Ti
Broad Jump Independents
"m :
-lainaaid Haclnalmil.. dtaaai
""" "'L'""'
li:;:liilSiii:i
ILinotih. Simttw Jtsnrnal C Saa
TWO MOtL FOE FILED . . . Hicb-sceriaf rred Serer adds twt
more points te bis record total of against SprinrTield Collexe
Vldnesday vifM. However, it will be no rest fer Serer and bis
teammates during the Christmas holidays. While Ciirvvrsity -dents
wend their way home Saturday, the Huskers wffl be taMnr
the court arainst Bradley Fsurersity at Peoria. Tuesday laljbt
Nebraska returns t Lineobi fer a frame with California. It will
be the Big Seven tournament Dec at Kansas City and ffcea
the final holiday contest against Harvard Jam. J.
dozen Corhhuskers Sor the Brad-f Seger leads tbe Huster dfense
Cnr !r irinnrl JTrilrnanTi Stanrfor Ithe firsst IhnBe cames. GassA
iMatzke," Don Weber., Dave Fabr-ha snored SB, Weber and Jbbn
badh, Gerald Sandbulle, Paul son 26 each and Matzke 2S.
Freclstrom, Gary Benzelmau., J-eaa jeDraska nome jgarne wiii
lard- Fagler, Don Muenster, and be Stgairtst California best, Toes
Clark Smaha. lay ((Dec. 23D at TSO pzo.
IPsi and Don Trauthen of Sigma
Alpha lipsilon all share that qual
ifying rung with a 7.0 perform
ance. Rather than make tnem ail
Charles Gibson, independent, Tun off the tie, the ofticiais de
Tan the one-lap run in 30.0 see-cided to allow them all in the
ends to take honors in A hat finals.
tal would stand at .35 points if 'iZmZ-" itj j
the finals follow the same pat-j Broad Jump Fraternities j
tern set by the prelims. Defend- '"7RfT ". ainaa Gaana iciw -stusis'
u -daL Chi -tV,llr.u;c T,fl LaoM aacom. fai Iwlia ait
ine .champ Sigma Ou 3ouowslnK i,.. i .mina
In the 60-vard dash, live men! with 22 with rni lamina .ueiia 'hi:!i,"!ni- iwn1 Ainha i. aumi
tied for sixth place for the Ira-'onJy a hair behind with 3lK4mMimMZm.
ternities. Marshall Kushner .of Sigma Ttfu would have 21 1 -.3 7in 0 m maun. unna .Oai aK.5"C;
Zeta Beta Tau. George Barlow -of with Delta Tau Delta having ij .,hwWaihal, ... . TlnJ
r-TlI ,1 MTTlTTliI . (H I i . TI I I I IK f Lllhl 11 1 1 v'u Ba w " ' " I - .a. ra
fosf-Wesf Bound
I,
Men's Dorm would own B9-
23 points to 24 by the Spikes
in that race. Independent en
tries would run up a total .of
7613 points but because they
are not a team, they would not
be eligible for any team awards.
The preliminary results:
60-yard Dash Independent
t1 finh airthlld. -HnlkM
Tit. laHmant ItarhenlMi.
:ird ChMCk .(haailtw. laakni
4th iSnrnum ticott. Imtapantlenlk
;illi .t.thn fnlam, Indaaandanli.
la) Mike Xlnhm. Jtata Thau 11" i
iCl
Vmxnvw ILmcDrr noumal.
BIG JOB AHEAD . . Coach
Harry Good and bis cage squad
buve a full schedule ahead be
ginning with Bradley Saturday
night. The two teams have al
ready met a common foe this
year Minnesota. Nebraska fell
to the Gophers. 71-62, while
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Nebraska Basketball Statistics
Lewandowski !
Urges More
Team Support
With two mf the top games of
the season .coming up on the ISe
braska basketball schedule, Busi
ness Manager A. J. lewandowski
rwants to make one fact clear.
There is ample room for the
public at the home games f
Cornhusker basketball, be
said. Benort bare reached bim
that there arc no seats available.
for the public.
JCebraska plays the !Dniversrry!
of California nert Tuesday nirbt
and Hansard Universitr on Jan.
3.
So far this season. California
is unbeaten in lour s it r a a g h t
games. Harvard bas a 2-1 mark.
Attends Aquatic'
School
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!3oe Good . .
IDon Weber . . .
(Bill Johnson .
IStan Matake . .
IG. Sandbulte
.;r(Williird Fagler
60-yard Dash Fraternities IG. Itenzelman
and iltemip 1lrtlaan. Italia 1 an Jxlla . f". predstroni
iTIK Iteimu Hmilk. iama Aloha ,l'loa .tt ILlttrk toman
Tlfc -ladd Haiueon, J'hi .Camnw Jali 4u IDoi) Muenflter
'Tlf.; .irar Harlnw, 'Phi Idmaa Italia Mi (IrailK Walloon
ITIK Mike 'Mharaau, I'hi iKamw ''"IDltVe I tthrlmnll
Til iMm Iraiilh-B. iinui Aloha l.r'ltai .u ,
IVIK Ham Klliarm. Hhi fc.ai.pu I'M T.ll.Wl. iiiKlkliaU
:illh .Unman Vela.. Helm I Milan . Leland Dobler
(did ami uuallt'i
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S.7 1 mentor, Sparky Stalcup,, .can move ; KI'SKIX SWIM STAR - . Dk
Sports Briefs
Missouri's .conp.eniaJ baskt'tbali
2.7 .into .coaching's SOO-win .circle thip
43, season ;if bis 1952-53 basketeers
3.5 .can match last year's 24-win pro
3.3 ; duction.
7.0
2.0
1.0
2.0
.0
Charlie .Oligschlaeger and Gene ',
Landolt .are the only seniors on
M i s s o .u i i's 1902-53 basket-,
ball team. i
HUdek, XI' swimmer, left Wed
nesday for Miami, Fla., wbere
he will attend the 1952 Aquatic
School for college swimmers.
The school will rive swimmers
a chance io bav their perform
anoe anab'zefl by the nation's
top swimming coaches. Hlidek
attended last year's school. -
Totals
tO)inonenta
3, 196
2 195
64
63
.327
.323
129
127
$1
75
.628
.591
133
104
70
M
209
197
.0i Bv winning a letter in the .cur-,
.0;rent basketball season .and re-to win , an in three sports im
!peating as .a .baseball letterman, a single season since Bill Della
'Missouri's versatile Bob Schoon- statious .accomplished the Seat an
i maker x-an become the fust Tigur 1944-45.
iaihmiadaaM ...
idaainilaau "
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leads Scorers
illrh Itrek
ITIi: 'lad
tllli .Imi Mi
lath .Ihni charat.
Iimiliiek Clafk
i J tin Had Hrrma,
.l
r'mirti-v Lincoln
OUWAiix. vrib ... . ; ...l, .nri fiir -tlie I Ilia.
(left) and tackle Ld Ilusmann win leave u. - -- jiiuti i, "
..... a.,-. x;u.i. i.,i -.ome in San Trr,ncisco. They are mem- U,-.,,.. ,immM,, indn.ndami.
aaW' TT CO a a "
bers of the West squad.
,4ht llan litaHHWUH. nlki.
Vanity Tresfers Bmti
Part'm Cmmed Rou
By BAKT BROWK
uii.rr Writer
Ti,p TJuhraska varsity deieutec.
the Frosh-B team 22-B Wednesday,
niht in an exhibition matcn after
the Kebraska-Bpringfield basket-.
ball game.
The -Varsity won aix matches,
two of them by fall, while the
Jrosh-B team captured two
mairhra. one nf them by a fall.
In the 137 lb. weight class Jack,
Jirowsik pinned Hray -O'llannioii!
of the Varsity in the second per-,
lhari it tough all the way as
Idecisioned Max Krtzelman 4-2.
KniiraNka's next borne match
will be January 16 with South
Dakota.
Rpfpree lor the exhibition mate!)
was Hewt Copple, former Husker;
wrestling great a n o nauuntu
AAD champ.
Partin Wins
Touchesf "Title
In the feature match of the
Touohesi'
beent him prostrate. Beerline
i awarded the match to Partin by
ideiault.
Don Hewett and Dtck 'Wat
on, seconds for Scott, rushed
.onto tlte arena floor and grabbed
Beerline, attempting to assault
bim. The brawl was quickly
broken iup. however.
m.y ill " " n -- .... h IHohraukj.
iod with a half nelson and a Douy evening u"e " . 1 ,
ioa wiin tv,-,,, Whitinn wresthnE matches Wed
cnancer. rresnman t ai T-,rtin retained
. Triinnsnnrn 4-0 tipsdav Illght, JU xdrun Tt-unneu
iuu uuiiiuuucu iin jM'b-i - .-.I f
in thf 147 lb. class.
Don Bean of the "Varsity de
cisioned Kltih Juckson 1-0 in e
123 lb. class. Barrell Adamson
pinned lion Andersor in the 130
lb. claw, in the 157 lb. class Da
vid lMackle scored a 4-1 wi
tirmili over lerrT Itorisko.
.-Charles Bryant provictea bk
Pro-Type Matches
To Be featured
Coach Partin, head wrestling
mentor, .commented that this
year's squad is more experienced
than last year's .crew. The jiros
pects .are bolstered by five re-
man in me aiiuvoduj f,,..w .v...... ....w.. ......
Verl Scott, "Nebraska gridder. the lettermen, Partin has .pronus-
J'artin won the tirsl IU Wliu mg niuiermi m uesnmni jicu y
Indian Death Lock. Kcoti j,orisKO ana rnoia iviuriuii, .unu
back to take the eecono popnomores Lmii xtauiK una iiaun
Jirowsko
In order to get more interest in
the CornhuKker wrestling matches,
an
name
fall with a far leg and a reverse
nelson, with a b0y press.
i ihc hirrl np -iod Scott man-
j ' .l. ,,nfi rpverse totnoia on raruu, rniu Jb nnuuit; pui.u.iiii-vr
quickest fall of the evening when aged s vs Keferee mntchea at the end of the .col-
he pinned Dick Husmann in 1 w ho he leg late duals. This wiU be used
of the first period. Lawrence GoU Glenn ii .erune i nelwhen South Dakota meets the
defeated En.ll Had k rte 'k ..Tptr in's head. JtCornhuskers .at the Coliseum on
f
Tough Week For Mizzou;
Wyoming Next On Slafe
Detensing the fast-break tartics
oi a couple .ol teams which made
Ithe TCAA playoffs last winter
shapes up as Missuui-i's big puz
zler this week
j Coach Sparky Stalcup's age
I troupe .kept a date with Texas
S Christian Thursday nifTlrt at Oit
i lumbia and nest travels to
1 Laramie, Viyu.. ior a fiuturtlay
I night iciash with the Cowpokes
j f Coach f-v Shelton.
Frogs' tiff with Mizeou is awnd-
wiched between games wiSb
Bradley and St Lauis t.
Three top point-getters eft
'Wyoming's 1951-52 squad -mm
among the missing ;at Lararme.
Gone are Moe Kadovich, Dirk
Hagg and Tuff Samuelson, wbite
five other lettermen are no longer
around. Be::t of the holdovers are
center lion ( 6-7 ) PJvers, whD av
eraged IB points in his first ibnee
Graduation has knifed into both games, and forwards Bob Burns
squads .at T. C. D. and Wyoming, and Pete Powler.
and neither is rated .quite as stoul
as the .championship .outlrts ol a
year .ago. The frogs of Coach
Buster Brannon won the South
west .conference, .and the Pokes
.dominated their Skyline circuit
.each then moving on to the JJCAA
.eliminations
Both .club, are .callinc this a
"rebuilding ear." T. C JL.
minus all five starters, .and
Capt. Dick Allen beuds a puny
list .or four returning lettermen.
Center Henry Ohlen its the
Froggles" big man at -ft. 7.
(On their nud western tour, the
The Wyoming bop will biartr
Missouri's first .of five, straibs
.contests away from the Tigers
borne buards. The team will
stop -over in Dec Moines, en
route to the Huraeas City tour
ney, for a game with Drake
Dec. 23. The Big Seven heop
tournament then brings s
gether Missouri and Iowa State
in .an tfoienuig night Sulloe -cp
te the Kansas-Nebraska scrap
.on Dec. 26.
Depending .on ins starteri' -per-
lormance against Arkansas Tues
day, Stalcup's probable IMo. 1 unit
i against T. C. XI. will baite; Gene
D 1 f f !l,andolt .and Charlie Oligschlae-
1 OriCS LeaHS ef!r. torwarcis: Bob Beitex, center;
cuiu avj.c;u cu to. vuuu vv 13.1 mtuxuu
guards. -
'tlmtnmv l.hu.'olri .Immial
Fred Seger, starting Dusker guard, has
Cyclone Scoring
Delntar Diercks. senior center
lor the lows State basketball
team, bold a 1-point scoring
f jreplacement, After 3 games.
1 1 Iowa State won from South Da
1 kota State and Kirksvllle before
1 bowing to Bradley last Saturday.
Next home game ior the Cyclones g
win tie jjec. .against uraue.
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surged to the front in the Scarlet scoring race with his 28 points
performance against Springfield College Wednesday night. Seger
has garnered a total nf 47 points on 13 field goals and 21 free
throws. He Is averaging IS. 7 nutate per .contest.
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