YVednesday, January 19,
MW Here Friday
NU Improves Play;
CU, Tigers Hold Top
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Taking a well deserved rest
after two impressive conference
vins, one over Kansas State 69-59,
and the other over Kansas 66-62,
the Nebraska Cornhuskers encount
er Northwest Missouri State Col
we Friday. The Huskers will
attempt to improve their 5-7 rec
ord. Hasken Improve
After starting of slow, the Ne
braskans have steadily improved
their style of play and have come
off with wins over the Iowa State
Cyclones, . KU, and K-State. They
have only lost one encounter in
this period, that to Missouri on
the Tigers home boards. In this
contest, NU was in the game until
the final 10 minutes of play, when
the Big 7 leaders put on a sudden
burst to down Nebraska. The
IM Standings
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FTii Delta Thett 4 5
Sirma All Epsilon 3 1
Beta Theta J" 2
Alpha Tin Omtn, I
llu Tia Delt J J
S.ema Chi
phi Gun mi Delta
Lataw-A
Delta Upsilon JJ
cirn Phi Epsilon 4 0
Frm House
S,ma No - 2 2
Ph. KPPa Psi - J
Alpha Gamma Rho ., o J
Kappa Sim "
Uvm -A
Theta XI - ?
Zeta Beta Tin 3 I
Brown Patace , J
Beta Sirmi iH 3
pi Kappa Phi J
Alpha Gamma Siama J
tisma Alpha Ma
Corrhosker Co-op 5 ?
pMWf CO-OP J J
Then Chi 3 1
Tub Kappa Epsilon
Noms Hook f
Acacia 1 4
Dtlu Sunna Phi 0 4
Lews S-B
Alpha Tan Omeaa B 0
Phi G -m Deiu B 5 1
Delta Tu Delta B Z Z
Phi Delta Than B J 3
Sujma Chi J 4
Sicma Alpha Ecsilon B 1 3
1 nor -B
Beta Theta PI B 5 0
Phi Kappa Pii B 4 1
Siama Phi Epsilon B .......... z Z
Alpha Gamma Rho B 1 3
Delta I'ptilon B 1 4
Kappa Sicma B 0 3
law T-B
Pi Kappa PU B 4 9
Theta Xi B 3 1
Alpha Gamma Stasia I
Farm Home B J Z
forahusker Co-op B .......... 1 3
Taa Kappa Epsiiom J 3
Beta Sams Psi 1
IaaaaM II i"maa
Fhf Delta Theta C 4 1
Alpha Gamma Rho C 4 2
Delta I'pwion .......... 3 1
Alpha Tao Omen C 3 1
Siama Chi .......... 2 3
Siama Nn C -....'... 1 3
Phi Gamma Dem C 3
Fan Howe C 1 4
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1955
nusKers improvement was dis
played last Saturday, when the
Cornhuskers met the Jayhawk
challenge and then staved of a
final KU rally to emerge victori
ous. Although the Nebraskans
were stunned when the Kansans
employed the zone defense in an
attempt to bring the Nebraska of
fense to a halt, they were able
to bring the visitors out of their
defense and go on to their third
conference win. The have lost one.
Action was limited in the con
ference this week. Monday night
Kansas and Iowa State battled
down to the wire before the Jay
hawks emerged with a 73-72 win.
After leading 37-36 at halftime, the
Hawks and Cyclones matched point
for point all the way in the sec
ond frame. With 11 seconds left,
center Bill Brainerd hit a free
throw to give the Kansans their
first conference win. It dropped
the Cyclones into a fith place tie
with KU. Each quintet has a
1- 3 mark. In the other contest
last night, the Colorado Buffs shat
tered their old scoring mark in
downing the Oklahoma Sooners
91-62. The win strengthened CU's
hold on first place and brought
their seasonal mark to 8-4. The
loss moved the Sooners farther
down into the conference base
ment. Burdette. Halderson paced
the winners with 31 points. Les
ter Lane again led OU's scoring
attack with 21 tallies. It was
the Sooners ninth loss in ten
games.
MU-KS TOPS BILL
One game is on schedule for to
night. Kansas State, riding in third
place behind the Huskers, carry a
2- 2 conference record and an over
all 7-5 mark to Missouri to tackle
the leading Tigers. Missouri
downed the Wildcats twice this
year, once in a league contest and
once in the finals of the Big 7 tour
ney. Friday night finds the Nebraska-Northwest
Missouri contest the
only action while Iowa State treks
to K -State Saturday evening to
round out the week of action in the
Big 7.
K3 Next
Next conference game for Ne
braska is the 5th of February when
they journey to the sunflower
State to meet the KS Wildcats.
They return home the 7th to meet
Colorado and meet the Sooners
here that Saturday. They close
out their home schedule the 14th
against powerful Mizzoa. They
are then on the road for four con
ference games, meeting KU, Okla
homa, IS, and Colorado to close out
their 1955 basketball schedule.
The Fairer Side
W.A.A. Council To Sponsor Brunch;
Pina Pona, Rifle Club Entries Due
By PHYL CAST
Wemea's Sports Editor
I tell you, from the intricate
working minds of the WAA. Coun
cil has emerged a fabulous idea for
a party for the council and sports
board. Now this party i; no ordi
nary run-of-the mill party. The
first pearl of wisdom was to have
a party with pizza or spaghetti
after quieting down the cheers with
which this idea met, the next idea
was a brunch well this sounded
even better. Granted that pizza
and spaghetti would be novel for
brunch, but it was decided that we
would have something a little more
along the conventional line. The
brunch wd be held Saturday, Feb.
12, at 19 a.m. A3 you lovelies
who are so fortunate to receive an
Invitation, be sure to R.S.V.P. to
Janet McClung at 2-7742. Besides
brunch, entertainment, I use the
term quite loosely, will be pro
vided. Entries Dae
Team .lists for the ping pong
tournament are due tomorrow
noon along with a new list of peo-
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Leapfrog
Charles Smith, junior in Teach-
er's College from Anderson, In
diana, is in his second year on
the Varsity cage squad. After
beginning the season at a guard
position, Chuck was recently
switched to forward. He plays
both positions equally well. De-
.aiofinAlv email fafii
spite his relatively small stature
pie interested in Rifle Club. What
seems to be the trouble with all
the Rifle Club enthusiasts? You
IM Notice
The Intramural department an
nounced that all basketball cora
petitiaa will be stopped for the
two week final period. The last
games wul be fought this Friday
and the nest regularly scheduled
games will be held tbe first
Monday after finals, February
7th.
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of 6-1, he rebounds excellently
against some of the opponent's
larger men, and he is also able
to dunk the ball with both hands.
Chuck is slated for a starting
berth Friday night when the Ne-
br'aska hoopsters meet Northwest
Iftcemiri in the OV.isptim
just donx seem to be coming
through too well anymore. Only
a few stragglers straggling in these
days. Now we can't have this.
Anytime your hearts desire, you
can- start checking your W.A.A.
points to see if you have enough
to vote must have 8.
Postponements
Again, may I remind you that
there will be NO RIFLE CLUB,
NO CO-REC and possibly no bas
ketball Wednesday or Thursday
due to Coed Follies tryouts There
is a possibility of a basketball
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IM Track Meet
ATO's Take Inframural Meet;
El wood, Randolph Top Scorers
By BOB ZUBER
Intramural Sports Writer
FINAL STANDINGS
Fraternity Division
1st Alpha Tau Omen 8 Points
2nd Delta Uptilon 88 Si pointt
3rd Beta Theu Pi 47 pointt
4th Delta Taa Delta 32 S pointt
5th Sicma Chi 2 pointt
6th Alpha Gamma Rho ...-13V4 points
7th Phi Delta Theu 11 pointt
8th Th eta Chi 7 pointt
9th Phi Kappa Pai 6 Pointt
10th Pnl Gamma Deiu 2 pointt
Independent Division
1st Boucher 52 Pointt
2nd Pretbr House 48 pointt
3rd Canfield 35 Si points
4th Fairfield 30 Si pointt
6th Avery 23 Si pointt
6th Gusuvson II 14 points
7th Independents 13 points
8th Phi Epsilon Kappa 12tt Points
9th Besaer 8 Points
10th Selleck 1 Points
11th Wesley 5 points
12th Hitchcock 4 pointt
The intramural indoor track and
field meet has been completed. In
the final point standings, the ATOs
came out on top of the heap with
84 points, far ahead of their near
est competitor, the DUs, who fin
shed with 58 points. The ATOs
came in first in the 60 yard dash,
one lap run, 880 yard run, pole
vault and placed in a number of
other events to gain the fraternity
championship.
Boucher won the independent
championship with 52 points. In
dividual honors went to Bob El
wood with 24 individual points.
Elwood competed for Boucher.
Bernie Randolph, A TO, won sec
with 23 points and Don Heffer
man of Canfield won third place
with 19 points.
Records Fall
Elwood set a new record of
2:04.1 in the 880 yard run, Dale
Knotek, Selleck, set a new high
jump record of 6 feet, 2Vt inches
and Farifield's Bob Mclntyre ran
the 60 yard high hurdles in 7.9 to
tie the old record.
Randolph, second place winner
in individual honors, also set a new
record. He pole vaulted 12 ft. 6
inches for the record.
Marten Takes Hurdles
Don Ficke, ATO, won the 60 yard
dash with a time of 6.7. Ron
Danek, came in second and Wayne
Ganow, DU was third.
In the 60 yard low hurdles, Bill
Marten, Beta, won in 7.5 and Ron
Schroeder, ATO, was second while
Jerry Brown, Delt, was third. Mar
ten captured the 60 yard high
hurdles also, with a time of 7.9.
Schroeder came in second and Ber
nie Randolph came in third. Ran
dolph had come in fourth in the
low hurdles. The one lap run was
won by Ficke with a time of 29.5
while Keith Williams, DU, was
second, and Bob Neiman, ATO,
placed third.
In the 440-yard dash, won in
55.6 by Hans Arps, Sig Ch , Nei
man placed second and Williams
third. Ben Gadd, ATO, won the
880 run in 2:10.7, while Dick Wat
son, DU was second, and Merrill
Mason, DU, third.
Dick Skold, Phi Delt, won the 12
pound shotput with a distance of 47
feet 7 inches. Larry Yungblut, Sig
Chi, was second and Bob Lewis,
Phi Delt, third. Ward Svoboda,
Theta Chi, won the High Jump
with 5 ft. 10 inches, as Randy
Clark, Beta, was second, and Ber
nie Randolph, ATO was third. Ran
dolph's 12 ft 6 inches in the pole
vault was a new record. Al Aden,
Delt, placed second in the event
and Phil Hockenbergen, Phi Psi
placed third.
In the broad jump, Keith Wil
liams won with 19 ft. 11 inches
and Jack Todd, Sig Chi, was sec
ond and, Bill Harms, Delt, third.
ATO won the four lap relay with
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2:02.5, and the Betas placed second
while the Delta Upsilon team
came in third. DU won the one
mile relay In 4:01.4, while the
ATOs came in second and the
Betas third.
In the independent division Jer
ry Cambell, Gus. U, ran the 60
yard dash in 6.7 while Gene Sand
age, Independent, was second and
Geoffry Fried, Boucher, third.
Mclntyre, in addition to tying
the old record in the high hurdles,
won the 60 yard low hurdles in
7.6. Don Blank, Avery, came in
second, and Don Summers, Presby
House, third. In the High
Hurdles, Ron Fritz, Canfield, was
second and Elwood was third. J.
Cambell won the one lap run in
29.9, while Don Hefferman, Can-
field, was second, and Geoffery
Fried, Boucher, third. At the 440
yard dash, Elwood won in 2:04,
Roy Smith, Wesley, was second
and Duane Eversoil, Hitchcock,
was third.
Jerry Wheeler, Fairfield, won the
shotput with a throw of 45 ft. 8
in., while Dale Knotek's High
Jump of 6 ft. 2 inches broke
a new record. Don Blank, Avery,
won the pole vault with a jump of
11 ft. 5 in. Jerry Landwer cap
tured first place in the running
broad jump with a leap of 17 ft. 8
inches. Jerry is a member of Phi
Epsilon Kappa. Boucher took the
four lap relay in 2:08.9 and also
captured the one mile relay in
4:18.8.
IM Basketball
Phi Delts
Win Over
Phi Gams
In basketball games played dur
ing tbe past week, Tau Kappa Phi
knocked off Farmhouse 35-22, while
Tau Kappa EpsOons won over the
Beta Sig B team 34-28. Hitchcock
ran over Andrews 78-35, as Joe
Smith scored 20 points for Hitch
cock, and Jack Fleming tallied
12 points for the losers. Dan Tille
fired in 20 points to lead Inter-
Varsity to a 41-23 win over Pres
byterian House. Doug Hunter
scored 20 point to lead Selleck to
a 49-28 conquest of Gustafson I.
In one of tbe more exciting
games of the week. Brown Palace
came from behind to edge the
Sammies 31-30 in an overtime tilt.
The Sammies had led 13-5 at the
quarter, 16-9 at the half, and 25-13
entering the final period, before
the Brown Palace team caught
fire to tie the score at 29 all at
the end of regulation time. Larry
McCormick scored 9 points for
Brown Palace, as did his team
mate, Darrel Montgomery, while
Marsh Becker scored the same
number for SAM.
Pioneer swept by Acacia 37-18
while Norris won by forfeit over
Delta Sigma Pi. AGR outscored the
ATO team 42-29 behind Gay Zim
merman's 14 points. Duane Hall
scored 20 points for ATO. Tbe Phi
Delta won over tbe Phi Gams
39-19 and the Sig Chi's edged
Farmhouse 3-32. Seaton II won
over Fairfield 46-37, and Benton
beat McClean 41-19 behind tbe
14 point barrage of Dan Jonhson.
McClean had led 33-32 at the half.
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GOAefe!
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The complete results are as fol
lows:
Fraternity Division (
0 YARD 1A8H Tlaaa .Tl
1 Don Ficke ATO
2 Ron Danek DeJts
3 Wayne Ganow DU
4 Jack Todd Siima Chi
5 Jerry Brown Delts
6 George Bsrlow Phi Gam
60 YARD LOW HURDLES Tlata IM
1 Bill Marten Beta
2 Rod Schroeder ATO
3 Jerry Brown Delts
-Bernie Randolph ATO
S Dick Lots DU
60 YARD HIGH HURDLES TuM IM
1 Bill Marten Beta
2 Rod Schroeder ATO
3 Bernie Randolph ATO)
4 Jerry Brown Delta
5 Dick Lone DU
6 Royal Rich Phi Gam
OMi LAP KIS Ttaaa CT.ae
1 Don Ficke ATO
2 Keith William DO
3 Bob Nieman ATO
4 Wayne Ganow DU
5 Gary Peterson Phi Pat
440 YARD DASH TUM W.Sf
1 Hans Arps Sitma Chi
2 Bob Nieman 56.2
3 Keith Williams D(J
4 Larry Evans AGR
5 Bob Rathlen AGR
880 YARD RVX TIM tilM
lBen Gadd ATO
2 Dick Watson DU
3 Verrin Mason DU
4 Ray Cada AGR
II LB. SHOT PI T IHataaca 4T It T lb
1 Dick SkoM Phi Delt
2 Larry YnnaWut Sit Cbl
3 Bob Tewis Phi Delt
4 Pete Van Rant Beta
5 Jerry Brown Delts
6 Dick Pickett Beta a
HIGH JUMP HeiaW I ft, IM t.
A Ed Zabel AGR
3 Bemie Randolph ATO
2 Randy Clark Bett
1 Ward SvobotU Theta C5
(Pete Van Sam Beta
(Al Aden Delta
(Geo. Hirschback DU
POLE VAULT Heist It ft, fcs
NEW RECORD
1 Bemie Randolph ATO
2 Al Aden Delta
3 Phil Hockenbenwn Phi Pal
4 (Ed Zabel AGR
(Randy Clark Beta
(Dean Jerkins Delts
BROAD JIMP-Dhtmtt It ft 1114 an,
1 Keith Williams DU
2 Jack Todd Si una CM
3 Bill Harms Delta
4 Bill Marten Bett
5 Bernie Randolph ATO
6 Bob Vieman ATO
FOCR LAP RELAT Th I:.S
1 Alpha Taa Ometa Rod Schroeder. Ber
nie Randolph, Bob Nieman. Don Flck
2 Bett Theta Pi Don Conwtock. Jo
Wachter. Dick Resscbe. Bill Marten
3 Delta Upsilon
4 Sicma CM
5 Delta Tau Delta
6 Alpha Gamma Rho .
OXE MILE RC Ttan 4:W.4
1 Delta Cpsilon Wayne Ganow, Keftk
Williams. Dick Watson. Merrill Mason
2 Alpha Tau Omeaa Dmvm Jones, Bill
Weber. Con Schneider, Ben Gadd
3 Beta Theta Pi Bill Marten, Rand
Clark, Joe Wachter. Don Comstock
INDEPENDENT DIVISION
en Yard Dash ThM 6.7s
1 Jerry Campbell Gns II
2 Gene Sandaee Independent
3 Geoffry Fried Boucher
Charles Summer Presby Home
60 Y ard Law Hadtes Ttaaa IM
1 Bob Mclntyre FahiieM
2 Don Blank Aery
3 Don Summers Presby
4 Chas Summers Prey
66 Yard Hix Hardies Tins 7.S TVs Reeorf
1 Bob Mclntyre Fairfield
2 Ron Fritz Canfield
3 Robert Elwood Boucher
4 Don Summers Presby
Owe Law Ran Than tJ
1 Jerry Campbell Gus II
2 Don Hefferman Canfield
3 Geoffry Fried Independent
5 Don Summers Presby
6 William Coffey Fairfield
440 Yard Da Taaac 17-Js
1 Robert Elwood Boucher
2 Don Hefferman Canfield
3 Chas. Summers Presby ,
l ard Raw Time z.4.1 Hew RctW
1 Robert Elwood Boucher
2 Roy Smith Wesley
3 Duane Ferso!l Hitchcock
4 Don Hefferman Canfield
5 Don Besom Fairfield
6 Bill Klonermeyer Presby .
IX Lfc. & Pat DiHaacai IS ft. SH !
1 Jerry Wheeler Fairfield
2 Dick Prusia Aery
3 Dick Leever Beviey
4 David Madlean Faircbfld
1 Dale Knotek Selleck
Hart Jam HeteM ( ft. zH ha. Stw Bacavd)
5 Don Hefferman Canlicld
2 Bern Ach Betsey
3 (Larry Weserback Fairfield) (GlaBw
Johnson Phi Epsilon Ksopa
5th (Coe Kroese Aeryl (Ron frfa Can
'"pete Van HrWU-13 ft I ta.
1 Don Blank Aery
2 Toe Kroese Aery
3 Don Summers Presby
4 Charles SummersPreihy
Rwria Brwad Jaaap DWassr. 17 A ha.
1 Jerry Landwer Phi Epsikm Kappa
2 Gene Sandaae
3 Don Hefferman Canfftld
4 Don Summers Preiby
5 Dave Lynch Phi Eptflon Kappa
Four Law R Thaw :.
1st Boucher Goeffry Fried. Duane B
than. Lle Gottscn. Robert Elwood
2nd Canfield
3rd Presby
Owe MBe Relay Ttnw :1IJ
1st Boucher-Gentry Fried. Duane Bw
rhun. Lrle Goutca, Robert Elwood
2nd Presby House
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