Thursday, March 15, 1962
The Daily Nebraskan
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Althea Gibson
On NU Campus
By JAN SACK
Sports Staff Writer
Althea Gibson, "Miss Tennis," will host newsmen at a
press conference at 2 p.m. today in the Scottsbluff Room of
the Nebraska Center ior Continuing Education.
Tonight at 8 p.m. she will speak on "The Role of Women
in Sports" at the Nebraska Center. Continuing her busy
schedule, Miss Gibson will give a tennis demonstration at
9:30 a.m. Friday at the Coliseum.
The famed world's profes
sional tennis champion of
women is on campus as guest
at the regional meeting of
the Women's Athletic Asso
elation.
During her career as a ten
nis player, Miss Gibson held
the title for National iegro
Women's Tennis Champion
for ten years. She also held
the U.S. Women's Singles
Champion in 1957-58 and won
the Wimbledon Women's nan
cies Championship. Miss Gib
son captured the title of Wom
en's World Professional Ten
nis Champion in 1958.
That same year she was
awarded the Frederick C.
Miller Eagles Award and the
Babe Zaharias award as the
Outstanding Women Athlete
f the Year.
Other accomplishments of
the talented tennis star in
clude appearing on the Ed
Sullivan show in 1958 as a
singer, making a movie en
titled "The Horse Soldiers,"
and writing her autobiography
which was published in 1958.
Shrine Films
Films from last year's
high school Shrine Bowl
football contest will be
shown today in the Physical
Education Bldg. The show
ings, open to the public,
are on tap at 5 p.m., 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m.
Russell Tops
NU Scoring
Tom Russell set seven
school records to finish his
two-year Husker career as the
6-7 senior easily took team
scoring honors for the season
with 412 points, averaging
14.5 points per game.
Russell also led in final sta
tistics In rebounds with 200,
free throws made with 140,
free throws attempted with
182, free throw percentage
with .769, field goals scored
with 136, and field goal per
centage with .560.
Russell's seven records in
clude: (1) Most points
scored in one game against
Kansas with 38, (2) Most free
throws made with 16 against
Kansas, (3) Most free throws
made in a season by a senior
with 140, (4) Most free throws
made in a season with 140,
(5) Most points by a senior
with 412, (6) Best field goal
percentage in one season with
.560, and (7) Best field goal
percentage in career with
.525.
The native of Kansas, who
transferred to Nebraska aft
er being named to the Jun
ior College All-America team
while playing at Indepen
dence, Kansas, Junior Col
lege, also moved into the
number. eight spot in the all
time top Husker scorers. His
total of 712 is just short of
Bill Johnson's 7th place total.
Two NU
Grapplers
Honored
By JIM MORGAN
Sports Staff Writer
"All the years of hard work
are finally worthwhile." These
are the words of Harold
Thompson, one of the recipi
ents of this week's Star of
the Week award.
Thompson and Husker
teammate Jim Raschke are
co-holders of the award for
this week, given to them for
their outstanding perform
ances in both winning their
weight divisions in the B i g
Eight Wrestling tournament
last weekend. The wins helped
boost the Huskers to a fourth
place finish in the Big Eight.
For Thompson, a 5-11 senior
from Osage, la., this was his
first year as a winner of any
major college tournament,
and the first time he h a s
placed in the Big Eight.
Raschke, the 230-pound heav
yweight, has won several
large tournaments and placed
second- in the Big Eight as a
sophomore and fourth as a
junior.
Thompson has been wrest
ling for 15 years, starting as
the result of a fight in the
third grade. Raschke has been
competing for about eight
years. He got his start as a
freshman in high school at
Omaha North.
Rasche is a senior in Teach
ers College and plans to teach
Zoology and coach wrestling
and football upon graduation.
Thompson is a senior in
physical education and has
been married for six weeks.
After graduation he hopes to
go to the Olympic Games m
1964.
In a joint interview, they
both expressed the opinion
that Coach Bob Mancuso is
probably more responsible for
their and the team's accom
plishments this year. They
both felt that knowing that
the team was behind them
100 percent was a big help.
Coach Mancuso says that he
has always thought that the
boys had a Big Eight cham
pion in them but it was up to
them how hard they wanted
to work for it. "They are
both two of the hardest
workers I have ever coached,"
he added.
Both said, ''It's nice to win
the Big Eight, but you can't
get excited about it because
tne National is the big thing."
The NCAA meet is Mar. 22-29
at Stillwater.
Teammates Mike Nissen
and Jim Faimon drew compli
ments from them for their
performances in the Big
Eight.
Husker Statistics
Rasscti. Tom .
Petsch, Daryl
Gnipe, Ivn ..
Swett. Bex
rhftrfes ...
Bower, Bill
Vincent. Bill ..
Siadovnik. Chock
Poets. Dennis ....
Nannen, Neil
Yates, Jim
Deoesia, Roger ...
Huso. Jim .....
EUe. Bernt ......
Team Reond
Nebraska totals .
Opponents wmu
O FOA
,.25 343
22 222
25 179
,.23 253
.25 128
.24 98
.21 118
.24 112
PQ PCT.
136 .560
.19
.16
.11
.10
,. 2
. S
44
31
15
17
9
1
102
84
79
44
37
41
26
10
3
4
2
1
.460
.469
.312
.344
.378
.345
.232
.227
.194
.200
.235
.222
1.000
FTA FT
182 140
45
95
58
50
fi?
32
28
15
t
11
3
27
55
39
34
39
18
17
7
S
5
3
O
O
PCT.
.769
.600
.579
.673
.6X0
.629
.563
.607
.467
.556
.455
1.000
.000
.000
RB PF
200 29
60 SO
169 72
83 48
99 30
80 60
46 33
116 48
26 20
12 18
TP AVE.
412 16.5
.25 1470 575 .391 592 389 .657
25 1584 656 .414 518 364 .703
7
2
0
2
226
1128 403
1052 2
231
m
197
122
113
100
69
27
17
U
11
4
2
10.5
8.9
8.6
4.9
4.7
4.8
2.9
1.4
1.1
1.0
1.1
2.0
0.7
Kiffin, Olsen Again on All-Dorm Team;
All of Top Ouintet Are Husker Athletes
1539 61.8
1676 67.0
1961-62 RECORD (9 wins, 15 losses)
49 WIcMU 7J
63 SMU -f
49 Air Force 58
H Notre Dame 61
81 Ohio ?
70 Wyoming 71
4 California
59 Stanford
48 Kansas State
52 Okla. Slate
68 Kansas
69 Kansas
50 57 Oklahoma 56
72 56 Colorado 58
60 72 Iowa State 84
5! 53 Kansas State 72
6957 Okla. State 56
67 63 Colorado 74
79
66 Iowa State
65 Missouri 63
70 Kansas 73
63 Missouri 81
64 Oklahoma State65
71 Oklahoma 69
60 Kansas State 84
By AL SPORE
Sports Staff Writer
The 1962 All Burr-Selleck
team boasts one of the most
balanced intramural basket
ball teams in recent dorm
history.
The team, with two repeats
off last year s all-star five,
shows a fair distribution of
basketball talent throughout
Sellect Quadrangle. Monte
Kiffin of Canfield's Burr-Sel-lect
champs at center and
Al Olsen of Bessey at for
ward are the two second year
men. Both sport over 20
point per-game averages.
The team is completed by
Dallas Dyer, stocky guard of
Avery Hall, Ron Gilbreath,
Boucher guard, and Larry
Tomilson Gus I forward.
All of the members of the
first unit are, or have been,
members of varsity Husker
athletic teams. Dyer, Kiffin,
Tomlinson, and Gilbreath
were on last year's Corn
husker football roster while
Olsen was on the varsity bas
ketball team his sophomore
year.
Seaton II, runner up in
Burr-Sellect tourney, placed
two men on the second team
and one on the third. Steve
Johnson and Jerry Hardy are
the two Seaton II members
on the second five. Henry
Krous of Burnett at forward,
Doug Tucker of Gus II at
guard and pivot Bill Brum
gardt of Avery round out the
second unit.
Kiffin
Kiffin at 6-3 and 230 pounds
is the largest of the dorm
standouts, and considered the
backbone of the dorm cham
pions, Canfield-A, which was
beat out by the Fratermty-A
champs Sigma Phi Epsilon in
the semi-finals in the All-University
championships.
Kiffin holds one of the fi
nest high school athletic rec
ords in Nebraska history.
Monte was ail state in foot
ball two years and basket
ball three years, while earn
ing three varsity letters in
track. 'Kiff was a member
of Lexington's all-state foot
ball team of 1957 and Class-
runner up in basketball
that same year.
Kiffin was 'Athlete of the
Year' in 1958 and played in
the Prep Ail-American game
that same year. He is a sopn
omore majoring in physical
education and averaged 20
points per game in intramu
ral ball. Kiffin is a tackle on
the Nebraska football team.
Olsen ,
Al Olsen, the other repeat
er off last year's all Burr
Sellect team stands 6-2 and
hails from Babylon High,
Long Island, New York. The
Bessey standout was named
Most Valuable Player tnree
years running in varsity bas
ketball and added two base
ball letters at Babylon High.
Olsen is a junior majoring
n Business Administration, a
member of Wesley Founda
tion, and a dorm counselor
at Selleck. He raiks his1 top
sports thrill as scoring 36
points for a school record as
a sophomore in high school.
Al averaged 23 points per
game this year in IM ball
and ranks Canfield as the
best team he played against
this year.
Dyer, uii&reatn
Dallas Dyer of Avery and
Ron Gilbreath of Boucher
make up tho two fine guards
of the Sellect standouts. Dy
er at 5-9 and Gilbreath at
IM Volleyball Slate
Tsnifht's Gamea
Court 1-6:30 p.m. North-Sigma Alpha
Epsilon-A vs. Delta 'TpsilonA; South
Sigma Chi-A vs. Delta Tau Delta-A.
Court 2-6:30 p.m. North-Beta Sigma
Psi-A vs. Pioneer-A; South-Conthusker-A
vs. Delta Sigma Phi-A.
Court 1-7:30 p.m. North -SeMon I-A vs.
MaoLean-A; South-Selieck A vs. Fairfield-
A.
Court 2-7:30 p.m. N)rth-Benton-A vs.
Gus n-A; South-Gooddiag-A vs. Kiessel-bach-A.
Court 1-8:30 p.m. North-Beta Thrta
Pi-B vs. Alpha Tau Omega-B; South-Phi
Delta Theta-B vs. Phi Kappa P-B.
Court 2-8:30 p.m. North -Seaton U-B vs.
Sigma Phi Epsilon-B; South-Kappa Sig-ma-B
vs. Phi Gamma Delta-B
Haas Heads Final Frosh Cage Scoring Chart
Gary Haas's game high of
21 points in the Kansas State
Nebraska freshman cage bat
tle last week sent the 18-year-old
forward to the liead of the
final yearling scoring! chart.
The former Lincoln" High
standout toiped the first year
men with 137 points in 11
games, four of them against
intercollegiate competition,
Haas averaged 12.5 points
on 56 field goals and 25 'of
55 charity shots. Larry Born
schlegl and Bob Cook, both
playing in 12 games, were
close behind. ' . .
Two losses to K-State ana
victories over Luther Junior
College and Iowa State set
coach Bob Gates' record in
his first season of college
coaching at 2-2. The frosh won
all eight of the clashes with
Nebraska intramural clubs.
The frosh scoring:
Freshman Statistics
Haas, Gary 11 w
Bornsctilerl, Larry 12 49
Cook, Bob 12 55
Kortus, Joel 12 SO
WrteSvt, Earl 12 43
Cramer, Jack 12 30
Jepsen. John 10 25
Merwick, Mike 6 16
Gaughan, Joe 9 15
Willits, Mike 8 9
Martin, Larry 6 6
Otto, Don 4 8
Ginsburg, Arnie 4 3
Mt, J:m 8 3
Penney, Jim , 6 4
Spears, Jerrv i 3
SnuuMOt, Mike i Z
25-aS
18-44
16-25
28-44
12-30
10-26
8-11
7-8
5-6
4-6
0- 3
4-5
3-6
1- 3
1-1
l-i
PCT.
.604
.409
,636
.385
.285
.727
.875
.833
' .667
.000
.800
.500
.333
1.000
.5(10
PF
23
25
15
49
31
31
10
7
9
1
4
9
2
5
4
TP
137
'133
128
116
114
60
60
40
37
23
16
16
10
9
9
7
AVE.
12.4
U.l
10.7
9.7
9.5
6.0
6.0
6.7
4.1
2.9
3.2
4.0
2.5
1.1
1.5
70
l.
6-0 are the two shortest men
on the squad.
Dyer is a member of N
Club, lettering in varsity foot
ball three years, and Phi Ep
silon Kappa, physical educa
tion fraternity. Gilbreath is a
member of Acacia Fraterni
ty. Dyer is off Lexington's all
state football team of 1957
and earned all-state recogni
tion in 1956 and 1957. Dal al
so picked up three track let
ters and two in basketball
while in high school. Dyer
graduates this spring as an
industrial arts major.
Gilbreath, a junior major
ing in speech, earned three
football and three basketball
letters while playing for Sid
ney High. His 25 points per
game is tops for the mythi
cal five and Ron rates Can
field-A as the top team his
Boucher squad team played
this year.
Tomlinson
Larry Tomlinson, Gus IPs
outstanding forward com
pletes this year's All Burr
Sellect team. The 6-1, 201
pound NU football end came
to Nebraska from St. Marys
of O'Neill.
Larry managed four basket
ball and track letters along
with three in football in high
school, and was all-State in
football his senior year. He
lists his top thrill in sports
as playing in the first Ne
braska Shrine Bowl.
The 21-year old dorm stand
out averaged 15 points per
game in intramural ball this
year and, along with Olsen
and Gilbreath, lists Cahfield
A as the best team he played.
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ALL-DORM TEAM
First Team
F Larry Tomlinson
F Al Olsen
C Monte Kiffin ....
G Ron Gilbreath ..
G Dallas Dyer ....
. Gus II
. .Bessey
Canfield
.Boucher
. . .Averv
Second Team
Henry Krous
Steve Jonson bean 11
Bill Brumgardt very
Doug Tucker "
Jerry Hardy Scaton 11
Third Team
Jed Rood C
Phil Krous weS
Bob Jochem to"
Chick Garner Ca,nf,e'1
juua it
G Bob Long
Honorable Mention
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Don Thompson, Selleck; Carl Chelf, Bessey, Jim Lund, Bes
sey; Kim Kern, Burnett; Pat Bottorf, Gus I; Don Witt, Gus
I- Warren Powers, Canfield; Bruce Blinko, Selleck.
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dodge. And tells why he thinks we
should stop tax relief to the elderly
- and even to the blind.
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