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Wednesday, February 18, 1959
The Doily Nebraskon
Pag 3
Huskers at Lawrence to Face
Kansas Quintet Saturday Night
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Coach Jerry Bush Trying to Get More Overall Firing Poicer
Nebraska Grapplers Host
South Dakota Jackrabbits
Huskers After Second Straight Victory at Home
By Tom Davics
Nebraska grapplers will
Meet the Jackrabbits of South
Dakota State on Friday, Feb
tuary 20. The Huskers, fresh
from their victory over Fore
Hays State last Thursday, will
be shooting for their second
straight win of the season.
Both Nebraska and South
Dakota State have met Minne
sota and Mar.kato State. Min
nesota tumbled the Huskers
14-5; Mankato State beat the
Cornhuskers 23-10. The Jack
rabbits took second in a quad
rangular which included Min
nesota, St. Johns, and South
Dakota Tech. The Gopherr
won the meet with 98 points,
South Dakota State was sec-j
ond with 55: St. Johns had 47;
and South Dakota Tech fin
ished last with 37 points. Man
kato State also beat the Jack
rabbits 26-4.
Recent Win
The Jackrabbits . recently
copped the North Dakota State
College round-robin tourna
ment. South Dakota compiled
CI points as compared with
55 for North Dakota State, 42
for Valley City Teachers,' and
SO for Concordia. ; . .
The top match of the eve
ning should develop in th
177-pound class. Pitted togeth
er in this event will be John
Alfredson of the Jackrabbits
and Ken Lott of the Huskers
Alfredson, lSj-pound senior,
is captain of the team and a
(w o-year letterwinner. Last
year, he won 14 of 19 bouts,
IP by pins. He won the trophy
for the quickest fall at the
1958 NAIA tourney with a 23
second pin. Alfredson is also
a three-year football letter
man. Ken Lott, who is Nebraska's
high point maker thus far this
season, is also a three-year
wrestling letterman. He has
scored three wins this year by
falls.
NU Pointmakers
Coach Bill Smith will also
count on Harold Thompson,
Gail Baum, Norlin Cooper
and Pat Fitzgerald for needed
points. Lott, Thompson,
Baum, Cooper and Fitzgerald
all won their matches in the
Husker victory against Fort
Hays State.
On Saturday, the Huskers
will travel to Ceder Falls for
a duel meet with Iowa Teach
ers College.
Probable starting lineup for
the Huskers on Friday is: .
123-Pounds Ted Rethmeier
130-Pounds Darryl Freeland
137-Pounds No entry
147-Pounds Harold Thomp
son 157-Pounds Gail Baum
167-Pounds Norlin Cooper
177-Pounds Ken Lott
Heavy weight Pat Fitzgerald
Nebraska's basketball team
will attempt to snap a four
game losing streak when they
go against the Kansas Jay
hawkers at Lawrence Satur
day night. The Huskers meet
Colorado in Lincoln Monday
night. This game will follow a
preliminary in which the Ne
braska freshmen meet the
freshman-sophomore team of
Nebraska State of Peru.
Starting times are 6 p.m.
for the prelim, 8:05 for the
varsity.
The Nebraskans are work
ing this week to get more fire
power from a team that has
been leaning too heavily upon
Al Maxey and Herschell Tur
ner. Although the Huskers out
scored the Jayhawks in the
second half they were never
able to pick up the slack lost
in a first half that found them
floundering against the Mt.
Oread marksmen last Satur
day night. Turner, who had
high jumped in a triangular
Nebraska Basketball Statistics
Big Eight Skybirds:
Pole Vaulters Take Spotlight At
Nebraska-Oklahoma St. Dual Meet
Nebraska track fans will
have a chance to see two
more of the conference's top
pole vaulters in action when
Oklahoma State invades the
Husker's indoor oval Satur
day. The two 14-9'ers. Aubrey
Dooley and Jim Graham, will
oppose Nebraska's Ken P o l
lard. Pollard has been over
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the 14 foot mark several
times, but last week could
manage only 13-0. In fact he
finished third to Jim Krait,
Husker sophomore, who went
13-4 for second place.
Against Colorado and Okla
homa last weekend, Pollard S
naa 10 run preliminaries ana
one final hurdles race while
vaulting. This weekend there
won't be preliminaries and
Pollard wiii be rested.
Graham Amazing
Graham's history is an
amazing one. As a junior in
1956 the 6-4 Tulsan dead
locked Occidental's Bob Gut
owski, now the world record
holder, at 14-8 for the NCAA
title. That was a new OSU
record. Two weeks later he
went 14-8 to tie for third
in the Final Olympic trials
at Los Angeles. However, he
had cleared every height on
his first vault until missing
thrice at H-VM, and thereby
earned the third U.S. spot on
least number of misses.
Soon after, he broke an an
kle in a warmup meet. He
voluntarily gave up his place
to George Mattos, although
being Included on the trip to
Melbourne. Thus, he is the
Big Eight's only holdover
Olympian, even though be did
not compete in the World
Games.
He waived the 1957 season
to allow the injury to mend,
and came back last year.
While warming up for his
first Indoor start at Kansas
State he incurred a broken
wrist. No competition a 1 1
year. Since, he has had the
fracture operated and has
managed 13-0 in practice.
Dooley
Dooley, meanwhile, came,
along last year as a sopho
more to scale 14-9 for a new
OSU and Big Eight record at
Columbia. Only UCLA's
George Roubanis went high
er last year. Dooley tied for
fifth in the NCAA at 14,0,
not a top performance for
him. No leaper in Big Eight
history ever has gone high
er than the Braman Oklaho
ma junior save Don Cooper,
Nebraska's 15-footer.
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Dunne Is
NU Baseball
Captain
Gil Dunne, infielder and
pitcher from Omaha, will cap
tain the Nebraska baseball
team this season, Coach Tony
Sharpe announced. Dunne is
a senior two year letter win
ner. It's the first time since
Coach Sharpe took over the
team in 1947 that a captain
has been chosen for the full
season.
The Huskers are preparing
for a southern trip during
spring vacation. They have
been working in the field
house in hopes of a break in
the weather.
HemchfH Turner
Albert Maxey ...
Wayne Heater ...
Bob Harry ,
Jim Kcmalke ....
George Swank ..
John Cahm
Bill Lumlholm . .
Dick Shipwright
Elmer Walin ...
Jerry McKay ....
liean Praiak . ...
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ISU Cagers
Rank Nationally
Jolding foes to an average
of 57.5 points per game, Ne
braska's basketball team is
ranked ninth in the nation de
fensively in the NCAA statis-'
tical compilation.
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NU Seeks
Second
KU Win
Nebraska's swimming team.
holding one two-point decision
over the University of Kan
sas tankers at 44-42, go to Law
rence Saturday for another
dual test.
The Huskers split two over
the week end, losing to Iowa
State and winning from Kan
sas State.
Lower Times
Seven Husker swimmers
lowered their individual event
times and three Nebraska
varsity, records for 25-yard
pools were broken.
Dale Voss, Dakota City soph
omore pre-med student, broke
the 220-vard free style record
i,t 2:25.6 set in 1952 bv Calvin
Bentz of Hastings. Voss swam
the distance in 2:23.7.
Both Larry McLean of Fre
mont and Ron Bucklirv. Lin
coln, bettered the 200-yard
butterfly record of 2:40.1 set
earlier this season by McLean.
Bucklin's time was 2:34.6 and
McLean swam it in 2:28.8.
Backstroke Record
The 200-yard back stroke
record of 2:25.5 set earlier by
Roger Corn, sophomore from
Lincoln, was broken by Corn
and Frank Tomson of Omaha.
Corn was clocked in 2:23.3 and
lomson in 2:22.5.
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track meet in the afternoon,
was unable to score from the
field during the first half.
As a result the Huskers
trailed by nine points.
The Jays, led by Ron Lon
eski, Bill Bridges and Al Don
aghue, built up a quick lead
and set about protecting it.
Turner, now leading the Ne
braska scoring parade, col
lected 19 against the Jays oa
four baskets and 11 of 12 free
throw chances. Hersch also
leads the Huskers in rebounds
with 189.'
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high scoring Nebraska
guard, will be trying to .
duplicate his 19 point total
against Kansas when the
Huskers meet the Jay-hawks.
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