Monday, Dec. 5, I960
The Nebraskon
Pogt 3
Wich
ita Press
Wall Paces Husher
Attack ivith 21 Points
By Hal Brow
Nebraska's cagers, unable to cope with a full-court press,
dropped a 65-63 decision to Wichita Saturday night before an
estimated 3,500 fans at the Coliseum.
The Hnskers claimed a 41-34 halflime Head, but scored
wily 52 points in the second canto as Wichita coach Ralph
Miller sent his charges into a full-court press at the begin
ing oi me secona nan.
The Shockers began peck
Ing away at the scvea-point
half time deficit and took a
one-point lead at 46-45 on a
Jump shot by Ernie Moore ,ing on long jump shots from
tumps I
as he led the Buskers' first
half surge. Wall hit seven of
his first eight field goal at
tempts with all of them com-
with 5:32 gone In the second
lialf. The backet gax Wich
Ita the lead for the first
time since the opening min
ute when lanky Gene Wiley,
a -! junior, dunked one t
jive Wichita a 2-fl lead.
After Moore's bucket, the
Haskers came back to regain
the lead n a three-point play
by Jan Will. Wall scored oa
a tipin and was fouled by
Lanny Van Eman. The Lin
coln Northeast grad dropped
in the (charity toss to mak
the score 48-46 in favor of
Jerry Bush's cagers.
Long Set Shot
Wichita took the lead for
keeps with 9:39 remaining in
the final half on loifc two
hand set shot by Van Eman.
The basket gave Wichita a
54-52 lead and when Van
Eman connected from tlie
free throw line, it was 55-52.
The Shocker lead see-sawed
between one and five points
the remaining nine "minutes.
A lay up by Tom Russell
narrowed the gap to 63-82 with
43 seconds remaining.
Husker Jim Kowalke then
picked up his fifth foul in an
attempt to get the ball
from Van Eman. When Van
Eman made both charity
tosses, the game was nearly
out 6i reach, but the Huskers
bad one final chance in the
closing seconds.
Wiley fooled Nebraska's XI
Hoots sunder the Wlehita
basket with 32 seconds loft
n the clock. Roots made the
first free throw, but missed
the second to close the gap
to 65-63.
Wichita booted the ball xiut-f-bounds
and the Huskers
'had time for -one final shot
in an effort to send the
game into overtime. But Wall
missed a desperation 40-footer
as the final gun sounded.
Wall led all scorers for the
vening with 21 points, 16 cf
them coming in the first balf
the corner.
Nebraska's widest lead was
at 36-25 with 3:35 left in the
first half when Al Roots con
nected on a long jump shot.
Al Brack's tip-in at the final
buzzer in the first. half gave
the flusters their seven-point
haimme margin.
Inaccuracy at tbe fir
throw line by the Shockers
also accounted for the Hus
kers first half advantage,
Wichita made good on only
two of 11 charity tosses In
the first half for 18 per cent.
Nebraska hit mine of 12 for
75 per cent.
The Huskers hit a torrid
16 of 35 from the field in
the first half for 45.7 'per
cent, but cooled off consider
ably in the second canto for
a total of '24 of 6, a per
centage of 36.4.
Wichita hit better from the
field than from the ft
throw line with 27 of 5 from
the field for 41.$ per cent
and only 11 of 27 from the
charity Stripe for 40.7 per
cent.
Moore, a reserve guard led
the Shocker attack with 16
counters. Wiley and Van
Eman, a 5-11 sharpshooter,
added 14 each.
Kowalke followed Wall in
the Husker scoring column
with 12 points. Russell led ail
rebotmders with 14 as be
outfought wiry Gene Wiley
under both boards. Wiley
pulled -down 11 to lead bis
;team.
The loss leaves Nebraska
with a 1-1 mark while Wich
ita is" now 2-0. The Wheat
shockers defeated Wyoming
in their opener and the Hus
kers dumped Iowa Stat
Teachers. The next outing f or
Coach Bush's five as Wednes
day night against nationally
ranked Utah State. Gam
time at the Coliseum is 3:D5.
The box score:
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Sigma Chi Win
String Reaches 4
By Chip Wwd
Sigma Chi A picked up wins three and four in mtramura!
basketball play the past week to remain undefeated im
League L
The Sigs won by f o r f e i t over the Deltt Tuesday and
downed Beta Tbeta Pi, 52-40, Wednesday.
J la major action Tuesday
Nationals
Seek 3rd
Cage Win,
WHOOPS, TM FALLING
Jan Wall, Nebraska tunior, begins bis downward flight as Kb ball sails goalward
during Saturday might's basketball action. Al Roots (24') prepares U grab off tbe rrbound
for the Huskers. (Photo by Doug McCartnej J,
Pelsch TalKes 20 in Red Win
By Norm Bcatty
The Nebraska Red fresh
man team evened their series
with their counterpart Jrosh
White team with a 59-49 win
Saturday night in the second
contest of the season.
Daryl P t s c b, form
er Marysvflle, Kan., prep
star, pumped in 20 points,
most from long range, to lead
the. victorious Reds. The 6-5
hustler now stands in a scor
ing duel with teammate BiH
Vincent who cashed in 12
counters in the Saturday!
night tilt.
The Whites, led by Charlie
Jones, Keith Sieck and John
Litflefield, got off to a slow
start and never threatened
the taller Red team.
Coach. Tony Sharpe's White
team failed to score foT 12
minutes in the first stanza
while tb Reds rampaged
f ot 21 on the fine shooting of
Vincent, Petsch and" Chuck
Sladovnik. The latter ac
counted far 12 of the Red
points.
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The White combination ot
Charlie Jones and John Nared
couldn't click against the Red
team's beight as they did in
their first meeting last Thurs
day. Scared bad a rough time
scoring over Vincent as be
managed only points.
After trailing 22-36 at the
halfway mark, Sieck and lit-
kfifcld bit four straight buck
ets with t:38 Heft in the sec
ond period to cut the Reds
margin to eight points. Two
oaick lay mps by Roger Dene
sia, however, put the victor
back into a commanding lead.
The box score :
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Only Tiro Games
On Tap Tonight y
Only four intramural bas
ketball games are on tap for
Monday and Tuesday.
In important League S ac
tion the undefeated Nationals
go after their third, win
against the Trotters m-bo stand
1-1 for the season.
Intramural schedule:
Hfftnday:
PE Court I
5:0& Trotters vs. Nationals
rECoart
5:00 Phi Epsilon Kappa vs.
Law College
Tuesday:
PECoartl
5:'A0-elta Sigma Pi vs.
Biwn Palace
rE Court 2
5 00-Clif f Dwellers vs.
Renegades
IM Mat Entries
Are Due Today
Entries for intramETal
wrestling are due today by
5:00 p.Bi. in 102 Physical Edn
cation, according to Ed Hig
ginbotham, intramaral dac
tor. Organizations may enter as
many men as they wish in
each weight class.
A team trophy will be
awarded the champions and
medals will be given to the
individual winner in each
class.
Micky S p a r a s , varsity
wrestling coach, is in charge
of the matches which will be
gin at 7:00 pjm. Tuesday in
the Coliseum.
Alpha Gamma Sigma took in
fourth consecutive win in
League 3 by downing Tbeta
Chi, 50-27. Phi Delta Tbeta C
copped its third win by de
feating Tbeta Xi C, SS-S1,
and Sigma Chi C defeated
Phi Kappa Psi C, Sl-20, to
remain undefeated.
Manatt A belted Maclean,
49-S3, to keep its 4-0 slat
clean and move ahead in
League 4, Wednesday. Farm
House squcezea cy ineia JU,
40-37, for its third win and
moved to the top in League
1.
Intramaral scores:
Phi Kappa Psi B 47, Alpha
Tan Omega B 49
Theta Xi B 2. Beta Sigma
Psi B O (forfeit)
Delta Tan Delta C 47, Kap
pa Sigm a C IS
Beta Theta Pi C 41, Phi
Gamma Delta C 21
Kiesselbach 43, Goodiirl
23
Kappa Sigma A 55, Phi Del
ta Theta A 51
Sigma Chi A 2, Delta Taa
Delta A O (forfeit)
Beta Sigma Pa A 64, Browa
Palace 29
Alpha Gamma Sigma 5ft,
Theta Chi 27
Phi Delta Tbeta C 35, Tbeta
Xi C 31
Sigma Chi C 31, Phi Kappa
Psi C 29
Phi Kxpp Psi A 47, Beta
Tbeta Pi A 43
Phi Gamma DeKa A 45,
Alpha Taa Omega A 44
Delta -Sigma Phi 2, Acacia
0 (forfeit)
Avery A 43, Hitchcock A
44
Benton A 52, Seaton I A
Manatt A 49, MacLean A 33
Selleck A 60, Bessey A IS
Alpha Taa Omega A 2, Del
ta Taa Delata A D (forfeit)
Sigma Chi A 52, Beta Theta
Pi A 40
Farm House A 48, Tbeta
Xi A37
Tbeta Xi C 2, Pbi Kappa
Psi C i (forfeit)
Zeta Beta Tan 28, Pi Kap
pa Pbi 24
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