weunesagy, uecember 16, 1959
The Daily Nebraskan
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EN ROUTE TO 17 POINTS-Jim Kowalke,
Husker forward, lets fly with a jump shot
against Notre Dame Monday jnight. Ko
walke led the Nebraska scoring with 17
points in a losing cause as the Irish took
a 70-62 win. Waiting for a possible re
bound are Notre Dame's Mike Graney
(22), Emmett McCarthy (10) John Tully
(in the foreground) and the Husker's Al
Maxey. Nebraska's Rex Swett is number
four.
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Mermen To Make Home
Debut Against Wildcats
The Nebraska mermen will
make their home debut Thurs
day at 4 p.m. when they
host the swimmers from Kan
sas State in a dual meet at
the Coliseum Pool.
. tsotn teams completed m
the Jayhawk Relays last
weekend with the Huskers fin
ishing second to Kansas while
the Wildcats were last. Ne-
braska had 46 points to Kan
sas State's 20.
Kansas State did not have
entries in each event how
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ever but in the events which
both Kansas State and Ne
braska were entered, the
Wildcats finished ahead ,of
the Huskers three out of five
times.
Kansas State finished ahead
of Nebraska in the 400-yard
Freestyle relay, 240-yard
freestyle relay and 520-yard
freestyle relay. The Huskers
finished ahead of Kansas
State in the 240-yard medley
relay andjthe 400-yard med
ley relay.
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By. Hal Brown
Nebraska's cagers will be
trying to start a new winning
streak when they entertain
Michigan State at 8:05 p.m.
Thursday. ;
The Huskers three-game
winning string was snapped
by Notre Dame 70-62 Monday
night. It will be the last
home game for Jerry Bush's
quintet before they leave on
a western road trip -prior to
Christmas.
Nebraska will meet Oregon
State twice and Montana on
the trip and then the Huskers
will jump right into the Big
Eight pre-season tournament
which starts Dec. 26. Ne
braska's first opponeift in the
tourney "is Colorado.
Spartans Favored
Michigan State will be in
the favorite's role for Thurs
day night's encounter but
Notre Dame coach Johnny
Jordan doesn't go along with
this. '
"Nebraska is the best
team we have played to date
and we've met three Big
Ten teams," commented Jor
dan after Monday's game.
The three Big Ten teams the
Irish have played are Michi
gan State, Wisconsin and
Northwestern.
Michigan State defeated
Notre Dame 61-56 in an over
time affair. The Spartans,
last year's Big Ten cham
pions, have a record of two
wins and no losses with the
other win coming over Bowl
ing Green. They have been
idle since the Notre Dame
win Dec. 5.
Michigan State compiled a
19-4 record last year includ-
Husker Cage Statistics
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ntncneu turner 23.47 17.30 g
Albert Mxey 24-59 lo-i 7
Jim Kowalke 16-4f 8-10 10 '
Bob Harry 9.25 7-17 IS
Hex Swett , 8-32 5-9 3
Al Hoots 5.16 9.u u
Jan Wall 4.2a 8-8 5
Al Buack 5-14 ' 3-6 8
Wayne Hester 4-18 l-i 8
Sid Stacey 2-4 1-2 1
Bill Bowera , 2-5 '0-3 1
Phil Bartb 0-3 1-2 1
IMck Shipwright 1-2 0-1 1
Bernt Elle 0-3 2-4 ft
Elmer Walln 0-2 0-1 0
LeRoy Dick 0-1 0-0 0
Al Olsen , 0-3 0-0 0
Nebraeka Totalt 103-292 73-122 78
Opponent Totala 89-249 58-103 88
ing an 80-55 win over the
Huskers. The Spartans are
coached by Forrest Anderson
and are known as "Forddy's
Midgets" because the tallest
player on the squad is Bill
Pauline at 6-5. In 13 years
as a head coach, Anderson
has compiled a record of 251
wins against 117 losses.
Turner Leads
Hersch Turner, although
having his poorest night of
the season- Monday, is still
tne leading Husker scorer
with 63 points in the four
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Nebraska Grappler Raschke
Is Named Star of The Week
Jim Raschke, heavyweight
wrestler, is the Daily Nebras
kan Star of The Week for the
week of Dec. 7 to 12.
The 6-5, 225-pound sopho
more scored the only win for
the Huskers the .past week
end as they lost to Oklahoma
33-3 and Oklahoma State 32-0.
Raschke defeated Dale Lew-
6-5 to save the Nebraska
squad from a shutout at the
hands of Oklahoma.
Takedown
Lewis, an AAU champion
and Pan-American Games
champion, yielded an early
takedown to Raschke when
ah Olympic type hold mis
fired. After Raschke scored
on another takedown to make
Lewis twisted free and leg'
dived for a 4-4 draw.
The Husker heavy re
versed to take the lead again
at 6-4 just before the second
period ended. Lewis scored on
an escape to pull within one
point as Raschke held on for
the win.
Raschke nearly upst Okla
homa State's NCAA cliam
pion Ted Ellis Saturday be
tore losing 8-6. Ellis took a
5-1 lead early in the second
period but Raschke fought
back and managed an escape
and slammed the Cowboy
grappler Into a takedown.
Rashke then added two pre
dicament points but in his
anxiety to floor the Cowboy
the margin 4-1 in his favor, champion, he fell into a re-
. IM Basketball
WEDNESDAY GAMES
Farm House-B vi. Alpha Gamma Bhff-B
Smith-B vi. Manatt-B
Alpha Gamma Rho-C vt. Delta Tau
lelta-C
Phi Epstlon Kappa vi. Law College
Sigma Nu-B va. Thta Xl-B
Phi Camma Delta-B vi. Beta Sigma
Pai-B
Benton-B v. SvIIeck-B
Hiteheock-B va. Cui II B
Beta Theta Pi-C vs. Phi Delta Theta-C
Alpha Tan Omeia-C va. Sigma Alpha
Kpauon-c
Phi Kappa Pii-C va. Sigma Pht Epei-
lon-C
Sigma Nu-C va. Delta Upallon-C
THURSDAY GAMES
Pht Kappa Pti-A va. Beta Theta PI A
Kappa Sigma-A va. Sigma Phi Epallon-A
Seventeen Huskers Listed
As NCAA All-Americans
Nebraska has had 17 foot
ball All-Americans since
the practice of selecting these
teams was begun, according
to the NCAA Official Football
Guide.
Only five of these stars ap
peared in Memorial Stadium
in the last 20 years. Tackle
Jerry Minnick, 1952, was the
last Husker to be selected.
The 1940 Cornhuskers land
ed two positions on the Ail-
American first team guard
Warren Alfson and tackle
Forrest Behm. This squad
the
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Wrestlers Seek
First Victory
In Friday Meet
Nebraska's wrestlers will
be seeking their first win of
the campaign when they
make their first appearance
at home Friday night with
Colorado Mines furnishing
the opposition. The opening
match is scheduled for 7:30.
Coach Bill Smith's grap
plers lost two meets as they
opened the season against the
first and third place teams
In the NCAA championships
last year. Oklahoma scored
a -33-3 triumph over the Husk
ers and Oklahoma State, last
y e a r' s NCAA champions
blanked Nebraska 32-0.
Jim Raschke was the only
Nebraskan to win a match
on the southern swing as he
defeated the Sooner s Dale
Lewis Friday night.
lost to Stanford 21-13 in
1941 Rose Bowl contest.
Biff Jones' conference
champions of 1937 also placed
two on the star line-up. Center
Charles Brock and tackle
Fred Shirey led Nebraska to
a 7-1-2 season.
Guy Chamberlain, an end, is
considered by many ob
servers to be one of the all
time college and professional
stand-outs. Chamberlain was
an All-American in 1915, when
Jumbo Stiehm's club was mv
defeated in eight games.
The only two-time award
winner in Cornhusker history
was Ed Weir, a tackle, who
made the 1924 and 1925 star
list. Weir was also a Husker
track star. .
Bob Reynolds is one of Ne
braska's best known All
Americans after his tremen
dous . sophomore season in
1950.
versal and Ellis weathered
the storm by riding the Husk
er sophomore during the final
two minutes.
Champion
Nebraska wrestling coach
Bill Smith believes Raschke
can be an NCAA champion if
he can develop more speed.
He attended North high In
Omaha where he won the
State wrestling championship
as a heavyweight in his sen
ior year.
He was also the North High
invitational heavyweight
champion that year. Raschke
participated in football and
track in addition to wrestling
at North. He threw the discus
in track,
Raschke is majoring in Bi
ology and hopes to enter the
forestry ., service when he
graduates.
games. Al Maxey Is second
with 58 points followed by
Kowalke with 40.
Maxey leads the teanv in
rebounds with 42 just ahead
of Turner with 38. Bob Har
ry has pulled down 23 re
bounds and Kowalke has 21.
Jan Wall, 6-6 gophomre,
has a perfect record from
the free throw line with eight
for eight.
As a team, Nebraska has
made 103 field goals of 292
attempts for a percentage of
.353 to their opponents 89
field goals in 249 attempts for
a percentage of .357.
The Huskers have made
good on 73 of 122 free throw
attempts for 60 per cent. Ne
braska has outscored their
opponents 279 to 236 and out
rebounded them 205 to 179.
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Rifle Team Is 2nd
In Triangular Meet
The Nebraska rifle team
finished second in a triangu
lar rifle match with the Air
Force Academy and Colorado
Mines Saturday.
The Air Force was the win
ner with 1427 points. Nebras
ka had 1401 and Colorado
Mines scored 1353.
Bill Holland was the lead
ing Husker shooter with 282
points followed by Marvin
Cox with 281, Conley Cleve
land 280, Andris Staklis 280
and Richard Christensen 278.
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