Friday, December 15, 1961
The Daily Nebraskon
Page 3
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Bushmen
To Battle
Bobcats
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By Dave Wohlfartti
Basketball and wrestling
will grab the sports spotlight
this weekenl as the two teams
will perform at the NU Coli
seum Saturday night.
Nebraska's basketball team
wffl try to g over the .508
mark for the first time this
seaason when ft meets Ohio
University at 8:05 p.m. tomor
row at the NU Coliseum.
The Huskers win be seek
ing their third win against
two losses. Nebraska dropped
Notre Dame 65-61 in its last
uting, Monday night on the
NU floor.
Hnsker Coach Jerry Bash
Is considering moving sopho
more Daryl Petscta from guard
to forward for the battle with
the Bobcats. Petsch, 64 Mars
eille, Kan., native. Is the Corn
buskers' number three scorer
with an S.5 per game aver
age. If Petsch is shifted to the fo-
ward slot, then Denny Pueli
probably would get the start-
ing nod at guard along with
senior Rex Swett. Puelz, 5-6
soph, has been the Husker 1
crowa pjeaser witn nis oaii
hawking tactics.
Completing the NU starting
quintet will be forward Tom
Russell and center Bill Bow
ers. Russell is the leading
scorer and rebounder for the
Huskers. The 6-5 senior has
a 14.5 scoring average and
has grabbed 39 rebounds is
four games. His .553 field
goal percentage also is tops.
Ohio IT. win start Jerry
Jackson (64) and Paul Dtorey
(6-5) at the forward positions,
6-8 Stacy Bunton at the pivot
and twa short backcourt men,
5-8 Bill Whaley and 6-6 Dave
Katz at guards.
-The -Bobcats were unde
feated going into last night's
game at Wichita. Ohio has
won the Mid-America Confer
ence championship the past
two years and Coach Jim
Snyder was named Coach of
the Year in Ohio last season.
"Nebraska ""came "from a"
38-30 deficit at balftime
against Notre Dame to win
their second home court vic
tory of the year against two
defeats on the road. Swett,
who returned to the lineup aft
er. misslngJk'o games, due to
a back Injury, was the key to
the NU win over the Irish.
Bcwers and Russell pumped
in 15 and 13 points respec
tively to lead the Huskers sc
ing, while Swett directed the
attack.
Saturday's game, which will
be preceeded by a freshman
intrasquad game at 6:21 p.m.
win be the last chance for
Hnsker fans to watch the cag
ers at home tin after Christ
mas vacation.
Nebraska hits the road next
week for contests at Wyom
ing, California and Stanford
before the Big Eight Tourney
at Kansas City during the
holidays.
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Deadline Today
For Girl Bowlers
Today is the deadline for
women bowlers to sign np if
they wish to play in the As
sociated College Union's
Woman's Intercollegiate
Bowling Tournament to be
held in the Games Area of
the Nebraska Union. -
Bowlers entering the tour
nament must have a 120-150
average. A one dollar fee is
charged for each-cf thE five
matches which will be played
between Dec 15 and Feb. 3.
1962. The six winners scores
will go to the Regional Tour
nament They will also re
ceive awards.
The top two bowlers in the
region will go to the National
tournament in Phoenix. Arizona.
NU Gymnasts
Open Season
The Husker gymnastic team
will open its season Saturday
at 2 p.m. against Kansas and
Kansas State in a triangular
meet at Manhattan, Kans.
Nebraska Gymnastic Coach
Jake Geier named a nine-man
traveling squad that included
tlhree members of last year's
team that was undefeated in
dual and triangular meets.
Returning members are Louis
Burkel, Richard McCoy, and
Charles Williams.
Others making the trip will
be Dennis Aibers, Geftald
Harvey, Bob Kuhn, Thomas
Sitzman, Steven Swibart, and
Larry TeSeBe.
By Bob Besom
The Nebraska matmen will
be . looking for win number
two Saturday night when they
entertain Mankato State Col
lege following the Husker
Ohio basketball fray.
Coach Bob Mancuso's grap
plers opened the season two
weeks ago with a 23-17 win
over K-State. . ' ,
Mancw has-juggled Dick
Van Sickle and Mike Nissen
(both winners against Kansas
State) in the probable Cora
husker lineup. Van Sickle is
billed for the 123 pound divi
sion and Nissen is listed at
136.
- Al Deleoa, at 137, is Man
katoVbig gun. He finished
fourth in the NCAA Cham
pionships and won an NAIA
title last season.
Hasker Jim Faimon is
pegged for the spot opposite
Dtleon. Faimon, one of Ne
braska's top grapplers last
season, came to the Husker
stomping grounds from the
Nebraska School for the Blind.
Nebraska lineup:
UMks. Tck Va Sickle
l-bc. Mike .
137-iba. Jim Fainm
147-Hml Daw Owk
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lS7-St, Ken r - Jack Sichar4
177-la. OerAoa Ctupnaa
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CHEEH UP, HUSKER FAN'S!!!
By Bullet
READ
NEBRASKAN
WANT ADS
With the appointment of Tippy Dye as the Athletic Di
rector at the University, Nebraska may be on the threshold
of a "new era" in its sports history.
The Husker faithful, long accustomed to being good
losers through twenty years of experience, may have a
new experience shortly becoming proud winners. Under
the strong guidance of Tippy, the little guy, Nebraska
could again teturn to the top of the heap, not only in foot
hall, but in every sport the new Husker AD fields.
Dye certainly expressed his optimism in his visit w ith
the state's press, radio and TV media Wednesday and the
way this man operates winning could be a thing of the
future.
Dye told the Husker football players, '"We don't want
to be second best we want to be number one. and I think
we can do it." He made no bws about the fact that his
ex-Wichita associate. Hank Foldberg, is the number one
candidate for the head Husker football coaching job but
also has five or six other men in mind.
Tippy explained the type of football he liked a wide
open game and thought it was the kind of game the fans
like to watch. He hopes to build Nebraska into a winning
football team once again, as it was in the powerhouse days
of the twenties and thirties.
His background and his accomplishments as a coach
and while athletic director at Wichita indicate that he is
the long-sought answer to building winning teams at NU.
In addition to this, he seems to be a dedicated man who
will put 100 percent effort into his new job.
He hopes to boost football to the point where a new
stadium will be needed. Fine. As football improves, so will
the other Husker sports as the gate from the grid sport pro
vide the athletic department with funds to promote other
causes. The minor and major sports will improve. As Tip
py puts it: Good morale among members of the athletic
department is as much or more important as good morale
on a squad and we want everyone pulling together." In the
future we may witness the year when each of the sports
at NU has a winning season, for winning is a disease it's
contagious.
Perhaps the fans who have repeatedly filled Memorial
Stadium despite losing seasons tb "super-loyal nuts"
win .finally be rewarded.
I can't help it if I'm over-optimistic for this corner was
certainly impressed in the initial meeting with Dye. At
last, here is the man who will provide the necessary lead
ership in what has been a befuddled athletic department.
Look for an improvement in the Cornhusker gridiron
teams of years to come and in every other NU sport.
C
TTNGELHOFF
Tingelhoff
Signs Pro
Contract
Mick Tingelhoff, a 1961 Hus
ker tri-captain, has signed a
pro grid contract with tha
Minnesota Vikings of the Na
tional Football League.
Tingelhoff, a 225-pound line
man from Lexington, had bids
from both the Vikings and the
St Louis Cardinals.
The Minnesota club plans to
give the Cornhusker grid man
a shot at the offensive center
spot Tinglehoff has played
tackle, center, and fullback
in his three seasons with the
varsity.
Tingelhoff is also billed for
an appearance with the North
squad in the Dec. 30 Blue
Gray Game at Montgomery,
Ala.
Mick spent the early part
of the 61 season trying to
shake an elbow infection.
He is married and has a
five-month-old daughter. After
his pro football career, he
plans to teach and coach.
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