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The Nebraskan
Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1961
Orwig:
w
on?t Bother K
coach, is reported to te first
in line if University officials
decide to combine the position
with that of a head coaching
job.
Orwig said he does not plan
to make any recommenda
tions regarding his sucessor.
"It is up to the Board of Re
gents," Orwig said.
Says He Won't Try
To Lure Nebraskans
By Hal Brown
Nebraska Athletic Director Bill Orwig said Thursday he
has no intention of trying to lure either athletes or coaches
from the University.
"I am sorry to be leaving Nebraska and I certainly don't
want to do anything to hurt the University or its athletic
program," Orwig said. "I have no intention of trying to get
any of the coacnes or annexes now ai tne university to come
to Indiana."
Orwig announced his resig
nation as Nebraska's athletic
director Monday after accept
ing a similar post at Indiana.
Orwig will remain at Nebras
ka until April 1 when he will
assume his new duties.
He said his first task at In
diana will be trying to per
suade the NCAA to reduce or
remove the four-year ban
placed on the Hoosier school a
year ago for recruiting viola
tions. "I already , have begun to
work on the problem and we
have some irons in the fire
now," he said. "The first
move is up to the people of
Indiana to show their good m
tentions."
Indiana is building a mod
ern athletic plant with most
of the construction completed.
The Bloomington, Ind., school
has a new stadium seating
Rrt fW) qiui a now t lAllhvuca
They are due to begin con
struction soon on a new sports
arena for basketball and other
winter sports, according to
Orwig. The arena will include
facilities for an ice floor al
though Indiana does not have
a hockey team.
Three names entered the
picture Tuesday as specula
tion began on a probable suc
cessor to Orwig. Persons
mentioned were L. F. "Pop"
Klein, A. J. Lewandowski and
Bill Jennings.
Klein is currently asistant
to the athletic director and
handles concessions at athlet
ic contests. Lewandowski is
business manager of athletics
and was athletic director
when Orwig was named to
the post in 1954.
Jennings, Husker football i
IM Cage Scores
Play Bovs 2, Cliff Dwellers 0
(forfeit)
Beta Sigma Psi-B 2, Farm
House-B 0 (forfeit)
Delta Tau Delta-C 33, Alpha
Tau Omega-C 25
Phi Delta Theta-C 35, Phi
Kappa Psi-C 21
Kappa Sigma-A 32, Delta Up-
silon-A 30
Theta Xi-C 32, Beta Theta Pi-
C 28
Pathogens 2, Vocational Ed 0
Dental College 45, Phi Epsi-
lon Kappa 26
Monday:
Phi Kappa Psi-A 2, Phi
Gamma Delta-A 0 (forfeit)
Beta Theta Pi-A 46, Phi Del
ta Theta-A 34
Sigma Chi-A 50, Alpha Tau
Omega-A 31
Navy ROTC 2, N e w man
Club 0
Selleck-A 49, Boucher-A 38
Gus II-A 2, Bessey-A 0
(forfeit)
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Mullins Wins 1,000
In Inquirer Games
Joe Mullins, former Husker
track captain, won the 1,000
yard run at the Philadelphia
Inquirer Games Friday with a
2:13.1 clocking. -
COWBOY BACKCOURT COMBO
Nebraska will be trying to stop this backcourt combination when Oklahoma State in
vades the Coliseum at 8:05 Saturday night. Fritz Greer (left) and Moe Iba provide the
Cowboys with good ball handling in Coach Hank Iba's ball control style. Moe is Coach
Iba's son.
Riley Tops Qualifiers
In Billiards Touruev
Bob Riley qualified in all
three events fpr the finals of
the national intercollegiate bil
liards tournament to be held
in the Student Union at 1 p.m.
Sunday.
Riley will face Ray Smith in
three-cushion billiards. H i s
opponent in straight-rail bil
liards will be Bob Woolston,
Baseball Movie
Made Available
Copies of the 1960 W o r 1 d
Series film may be obtained
from the Lincoln Chiefs base
ball club, according to Roger
Bottorff, general manager.
Bottorff said interested
groups or individuals should
contact the Chiefs' office by
and in 14-1 continuous nooket
billiards he will face Gary Phne or letter. There is no
Hoge. ' I charge for use of the film.
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Four Teams
Risk Perfect
Cage Marks
IM Tournament
Action Continues
Four undefeated teams in
intramural cage play will be
gin action in the post-season
tournament tonight.
Alpha Gamma Sigma-A, un
beaten in League 3, will go
against Ag-Men-A at 5 p.m.
on PE Court One. Farm
House, undefeated in League
2 will take on Beta Sigma
Psi-A in an 8:30 clash on PE
Court One.
Burnett, unbeaten in
League 6-A, will vie with
Smith-A on PE Court 2 at
5 p.m, Phi Delta Theta-B, un
defeated in League 10 play,
will meet Farm House-B at
7:30 on the freshman court
in the Coliseum.
The schedule:
Wednesday:
PE Court 1
5.00 Alpha Gamma Sigma-A
vs. Ag Men-A
6:30 Acacia-A vs. Brown
Palace
7:30 Delta Sigma Pi vs.
Theta Xi-A
8:30 Beta Sigma Psi-A bs.
Farm House-A
PE Court X
5:00 Burnett-A vs. Smith-
A
6:30 Gooding-A vs. Selleck-A
.
7:30 Boucher-A vs. Can-field-A
8:30 Gus II-A vs. Seaton
II-A '
Varsity Court
6:30 Navy ROTC vs. Pat
hogens 7:30 - Cliff Dwellers vs.
Play Boys
8:30 Sigma Chi-B vs. Beta
Theta Pi-B
Frosh Court
6:30-Phi Kappa Psi-B vs.
Kappa Sigma-B
7:30-Phi Delta Theta-B
vs. Farm House-B
8:30-Theta Xi-B vs.. Alpha
Gamma Rho-B
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Spring
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Checking
Account
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Eight End Cage
Season Unbeaten
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Eight intramural basketball teams completed the seasor
with unbeaten records. Seven teams failed to win a single
contest.
Phi Delta Theta-C was undefeated in eight games o
League 11 play. Farm Houf e in League 2 and Alpha Gamm
Sigma in League 3 were unbeaten in seven contests.
Completing six games with
out a loss were Gus I 'in
League 4, Burnett in League
6 Delta Tau Delta-B in
League 9, Phi Delta Theta-B
in League 10 and Manatt-B in
League 12.
Delta Tau Delta-A, Mac-Lean-A,
Bessey. Alpha Tau
Omega-B, Phi Gamma Delta
B, Phi Gamma Delta-C and
Whit's failed to win a game,
- The final standings:
Lone 1-A
Kama SUcmi 7-1 Beta ThiU Pi 4-4
Sigma Chi 6-2 Phi Delta Theta 3-5
Phi Gam. Delta 5-3 Delta Upsilon 2-6
Phi Kappa Pai 5-3 Delta T. Delta 0-8
Alpha T. Omega 4-4
Ltim t-A
Farm House 7-0 Cornhusker 3-4
Beta Sigma Pai 6-1 Brown Palace 3-5
Theta Xi 4-3 Alpha Gam. Rho 2-5
Delta Sigma Pi 3-4 Sigma AI. Mu 1-6
Leagae 1-A .
Alpha O. Sigma 7-0 Acacia
Delta Sig. Phi S-J Theta Chi
Ag Men 5-2 Pi Kappa Phi
Pioneer Co-op 3-3' ZeU Beta Tau
League 4-A
. 64 Benton
4-2 Seaton T
4-2 MacLean
3- 3 u
League S-A . ,
4- 1 Boucher
4- lSeUeck -
5- 3 Bessey
League 6-A
6- 0 Keisselbach
5- 1 Fairfield
3-3 Goodding
League 7-A
Dental College 7-1 Vocational Ed
Navy ROTC 7-1 Architects
Phi Ep. Kappa 6-2 Newman Clufe
Pathogens 5-3 Law College
League 1-A
Pacers 6-1 Renegades
Nationals 6-1 Tigers
Playboys 5-1 Trotters
Cliff Dwellers 3-3 Whit's
League -B
Delta Tau Delta 6-0 Kappa Sigma
Sigma Chi 5-1 Phi Kappa Pal
Beta Theta Pi 8-2 Alpha T. Omega 0-6
League 10-B
Phi Del. Theta li-O Alpha Gam. Rho 3-3
Farm House . 5-2 Beta Sigma Psi J-5
Theta 'Xi 3-3 Phi Gam. Delta 0-5
League 11-C
Phi Del. Theat 8-0 Phi Kappa Psi 4-4
sgma Chi 6-J Delta Tau Delta 3-5
Theta XI 6-2 Kappa Sigma 1-7
Aipna t. umega 4-4 Phi Gam. Delta 0-8
Beta meta Pi 4-4
League 1?-B
Manatt . - Boucher
Ous I M Seaton H .
MacLean 2-3 Selleck
Benton 2-3
Gus I
Avery
Manatt
Hitchcock
Seaton Q
Gus IT
Canfield
Burnett
Andrews "
Smith
3-3
S-3
0- 6
2-4
2- 4
.1-5
3- 4
3-4
1- 6
2- 6
3- 4
3-4
1-6
0-7
J-3
1-3
Mary Ann Wetzel
Ties for Pin Lead v
Mary Ann Wetzel gave Ne
braska a tie for first with
Hastings and Omaha in bowl
ing Saturday at the WAA all
sports day program at Grant
Memorial Gym.
Doane, Peru and Wayne
tied for the top spot in bad
minton. Wayne won the table
tennis crown, and Omaha
captured first place in Ne
braska ball.
One-hundred girls from
Doane, Peru, Wayne, Has
tings, Omaha, and Nebraska
participated in the all-sports
day program.
NU Seeks ;
To Avenge
KSU Loss
Matmen Go After
3rd Straight Win
Nebraska wrestlers will be
seeking revenge wheri they gc
after a third straight win to
night against Kansas State ai
Manhattan.
The Wildcats scored a 16-lf
triumph over, Nebraska ear
lier in the season. The Hus
kers won two meets the pasl
weekend to bring the season
record to three wins, two
losses, and one tie.
Kansas State is unbeaten in
eight dual meets this season
and scored a 25-2 triumnri
over Missouri in the Wildcats
last outing.
Two Husker eramrters still
have undefeated records. Mike
Nissen, a 123-pounder, leads
the Nebraska matmen with 21
points and a 5-0 record. Jim
Faimon, a Nebraska School
for the Blind graduate, has
scored 20 points with a 6-0
mark. Faimon is a 137-
pounder.
Heavyweight Jim Raschke
has posted a 5-1 record and
has 19 points. The addition of
Harold Thompson and Gary
Klemesrud to the Husker
roster has given Coach
Mickey Spar a no . added
strength for the second semes
ter Four of Coach Fritz Knorr's
Wildcat wrestlers are un
beaten in dual matches.
Wayne Stanley, 157-pounder
leads the team with six wins
and a draw. Seniors Dee Card
and Larry Word have three
wins in as many matches, but
both have missed action be
cause of trouble in m a k i n g
weight.
Denton Smith, a 177-pounder
who joined the squad just be
fore the Missouri meet,
scored a 10-2 decision over
Tiger Buch Russo.
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