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Friday, January 18, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
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Kansas ought to be fighting
mad about this time.
The Jayhawks, after taking
the Big Eight preseason tour
nament, haven't won a con
ference game yet, and the
Huskers have the distinct
pleasure of facing Kansas to
morrow night at Allen Field
house in Lawrence.
Thus far Kansas has been
beaten by Colorado (a team
they beat in the first round
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Seniors Selected
Track Captains
Seniors Mike Fleming and
Fred Wilke were elected co
captains of the University
track team Friday afternoon,
according to Coach Frank
Sevigne.
Fleming is the current hold
er of the Big Eight indoor
2-mile crown, the outdoor
mile, and the cross country
championship. The veteran
runner is a native of Balti
more, Md.
Wilke, who hails from Oma
ha, won the conference low
hurdle title last year with a
-.06.9 and placed second in
the highs. He also owns a
high jump mark of 6-4.
of the, tournament), Iowa
State and underdog Missouri
feats which dropped the
KU record to 7-7.
The Jayhawks have added
power this year with the ad
dition of soph George Unseld.
Unseld has improved so much
that he now carries an aver
age point per game total
over his high school record.
The Jayhawks also have
Nolan Ellison, a fine senior
guard who played in all 60
minutes of the championship
game against K-State, in the
backcourt.
Nebraska may have a slight
psychological advantage over
KU since the Huskers have
tripped Kansas in its last two
outings in Allen Fieldhouse.
Coach Jerry Bush will start
the same crew that started
against K-State with I van
Grupe and Charlie Jones at
the forwards; Bill Vincent at
center; and Daryl Petsch and
Earl Wright at the guards.
NU's mermen will make
their home debut tomorrow
at 3 p.m. in the Coliseum
when they take on Denver.
The Cornhuskers, looking
for their first win over a Den
ver swimming team, will face
a strong outfit, NU Assistant
Coach Les Roberts said.
NU has beaten Iowa, 58-47,
and lost to Indiana, 76-47,
thus far this season.
Jake Geier's gymnastics
team puts its unbeaten rec
ord on the line when it trav
els to Iowa State tomorrow.
The gymnasts have a 3-0
record with the latest victory
a 80-32 win over Colorado
State University.
Husker scoring:
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Petsch 164 73 64 43 60 189 14.5
Grupe 113 60 56 44 103 164 12.6
Jones 148 63 65 36 118 162 12.5
Vincent 180 61 43 30 92 152 11.7
Bornschlegl . 35 12 10 5 23 29 3.2
Nannen 30 11 18 3 26 25 2.1
Wright 29 12 4 1 20 25 1.9
PuelZ 14 5 16 10 15 20 1.7
Kortus 20 3 4 3 18 9 0.8
Huge 8 1 6 4 si 6 2.0
Wall 13 1 5 3 14 5 0.4
Team Rebounds
Totals ... 754 302 291 182 562 786 60.5
Odd. totals 751 317 313 211 539 845 05.0
Grid Honor
, Nebraska's football team
picked up another honor
yesterday when the Asso
ciated Press announced its
"Comeback" honors.
The AP tabbed the Husk
ers ninth in the "Come
back" poll after NU rolled
up an 8-2 record and capped
. the. season with a 36-34 win
over Miami in the Gotham
Bowl.
Robin Roberts of base
ball game won the honor.
IM Basketball Standings
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Kappa Sigma 1-2
Alpna Tau Omega 1-3
Beta Theta Pi 0-3
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Sigma Phi Epsilon 4-0
Sigma Nu 2-1
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2-1
Phi Delta Theta 2-2
Delta Upsilon 1-2
Phi Gamma Delta 0-2
Sigma Alpha Mu 0-3
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Alpha Gamma Sigma
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Alpha Gamma Rho
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Delta Sigma Phi 2-2
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Pi Kappa Phi 1-3
LEAGUE 5-A
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Mat-Lea- 3-1
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LEAGUE 14-A
Dental College
Navy ROTC
Phi Epsilon Kaopa
Air force ROTC
Newman Club
LEAGUE 15-A
Social Workers
Pharmacy
Hlav Boys
Unicorns
Law College
Geog. aphy
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Rev. Clarence J. Torsberg Sermon This Sunday
"STORIES OF SURVIVAL"
SERVICES AT 9:30 & 11:00
Jerry Walker. Intern Minister
Varsity-Frosh Tangle
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The freshman and varsity
wrestling squads will clash
Friday night at the Coliseum
in what should be a close af
fair. The all-Nebraska dual will
"be the last mat action until
semester finals are through.
First Husker competition after
the break will be the Univer
sity of Colorado on February
1 at home.
The varsity goes into the
match a slight favorite
against the promising frosh.
Varsity chances are hampered
by the loss of Steve Walanz at
115. The sophomore suffered
a slight shoulder separation
while absorbing his first dual
loss at Mankato last week end.
Bill Rosenthal will replace
Walenz who hopes to be ready
for the Colorado match com
ing up. .
The list of freshmen with
by Dan Westcott, two-t l m e
Nebraska perp champion.
Westcott led the five freshmen
placing in the recent AAU
meet by earning second place.
Three varsity wrestlers
placed in the same tourney.
Other freshmen who would
show well are Rick Allgood,
130; Gary Richards, 137; Den
nis Kendall, 147; Lavern Al
ters, 191; and Jim Brown,
heavyweight
Lineups:
115 Sieve Walem Omaha, Varsity v.
Ron Mail, Davenport, la.
123 Mike Nissen, Mason City, la.. Var
sity v. Clifford Dobson, Alliance.
130-Diek Van Sickle, Omaha, Varsity
v. Rick Allgood. Lincoln.
137 Chuck Martin, Lincoln, Varsity v.
Garv Richarus, Bellevue.
147 Larry Lebruska, Scottsbluff, Var
sity v Dennis Kendall, Waterloo la.
157 Jim Wiest, Lincoln, Varsity v. Dan
Westcott. Waterloo, la.
167 Bruce O'Callashan, Omaha, Var
sity v. John Hallgren, Bellevue.
177 Ken i-'ox, Lincoln, Varsity v. Art
Raschke. Omaln.
191 Don McDermott, Harlan, la., Var.
sity v Lavern Allers, Davenport la.
Hwt Bob Zartner, Bellevue, Varsity v.
Jim Brown. Omaha.
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