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Wednesday, December II,
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By
George
Big Six basketball teams are joyment from the half time exhi
enjoying a very successful cam- bitions presented by Coach Char
paign against non-conference foes lie Miller's gymnastic team mem-
before entering me piay-ior-Keeps
competition when the loop season
gets started on January d.
After seven games against out
side foes, the six conference mem
bers can boast of a record or 1
wins and onp defeat. The 54-4
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loss which Kansas State sustained
at Iowa City against Pops Har-
rison's powerful Hawkeye squaa
is the only blot on the loop es
rntrhpon.
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Oklahoma leads the parade
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Tau.li Tpvns
with four wins. The
bowled over the
ivarhprs- Texas Tech. Texas
Christian and Southern Method
ist without being: pushed.
Coach Harry Good's Nebraska
team and Missouri are next in line
with three consecutive wins, while
Kansas has one triumph and Kan
sas State owns three victories to
get along with the loss. Iowa State
has beaten two Iowa toes in its
only starts to date.
The record in table form would
look like this:
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Oklahoma . . .
Nebraska ........ 3 0
MlMourl S
Iowa State .. Z 0
Kansas 1
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Kansas City tournament will give
Big Six followers a good indica
tion of what to expect when the
conference games begin to occur
early in January. Every loop
quintet is slated to play in (the
Kaycee meat which also includes
Southern Methodist and Arkansas
in the field' of entries. i
Nebraska-will meet the Razor
backs in the- first same on Thurs
day afternoon, to be followed by
Oklahoma versus Kansas State.
The Arkansas club finished second
in the Southwestern conference
last year and has a real skyscrap
er" oirthe"squad; George Kok, the
lofty center, towers 6 feet 11 in.
and is the top scorer on the Ar
kansas team.
Fans at the Husker basketball
games have been getting real en-
New Record
Set by NU
Grid Crowds
The University of Nebraska
football team played before 309,
559 spectators during the 1946
season.
It sets a new high for Corn
husker attendance during the reg
ular season. The only year which
topped 1946 was 1940-41 when
the Nebraska team played Stan
ford in the Rose Bowl. The total
for the ten games played that
season was 318,220.
Total attendance at the nine
game 1946 schedule follows:
At Home.
Kansas State 30,212
Indiana 33,748
Missouri 32,363
Iowa State 25,749
Totals 122,072
Minnesota '. (Est.) 51,093
Iowa (Est.) 30,500
Kansas 27,494
Oklahoma 25,842
UCLA 52,558
Totals 187.487
Grand Total 309,559
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1946
EE CD
Miller
ueis.
The activities by these athletes
have let the fans know that the
gymnastic sport is a tough task
master when it comes to preparing
for intprrolleeiate comDetition.
and have drummed up some inter-
'
est in the sport so that when the
season opens on Feb. 1 the Husk-
er ieam win proDaoiy noi De per-
forming in privacy.
NU Gym Team
Gets Ready
For Ton eh Foes
Ovmnastic Coach Charlie Miller
has announced. a rough schedule
for his squad. The teams have
been picked but as yet but only
one set date has been definitely
decided upon. Those squads the
Husker. team will meet are Illi
nois, Minnesota, Colorado U.
(twice). Colorado State college.
and Colorado A. & M.
In addition, Miller plans to en
ter his team in the Northwestern
championships at Minneapolis and
in then Rocky Mountain cham
pionships at Denver, if the latter
is to be held. The first meet will
be held here with Colorado uni
versity on Feb L
Miller has also made tentative
arrancements with Wyoming U.
and the University of Chicago for
possible meets this year, in the
past few weeks Miller has been
aiding in the formation of a West
ern association of gymnastic teams
in this area. Various schools in
Nebraska. Colorado, and sur
rounding territory are expected to
enter. ................
At the present time, the squad
is hampered Dy tne- aDsence oi
Nickie Kallos, who is laid up
with a broken toe.
Shoivdown Due
In Table Tennis
The individual table tennis tour
nament has reached the cham
pionship bracket. The following
min have bren matched to play
this week and the deadline is 5
p .m. Wednesday:
Doering, Sigma Phi Epsilon vs.
Coneer: Rice. Zeta Beta Tau vs.
Portwood, Sigma Phi Epsilon;
Arter vs. Dickey, iigma ir-ni ep
silon' J Maeee vs. B. Willev: Dick
Smith, Beta Theta Pi, and John
uady, I'm Delta Tneta, reacnea
the second round of the champion
ship playoff with the aid of byes.
(J3e fredi at five"
AFTER A DAY OF CHRISTMAS
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
IM Wrestlers
Earn Places
In Semifinals
Seventeen men remain in the
running for the 11 university
wrestling championships. Fifteen
matches were held in the semi
final round Monday, December 9,
and one more bout must be held
between Andy Marinkovich and
George Albin to decide who win
face Ray Staroska in trie ioo
pound finals.
.lark Barrett, former all city
champ for three years, was forced
to withdraw from the tournament
due to injuries suffered in an au
tomobile accident. The finals will
be held December 17, during; the
half time of the varsity basket
ball game.
Keith Manning pinned Francis
Mandula in a rough brawl and
earned the dubious privilege of
facing Mike DiBiase in the heavy
weight finals. Ken Brown con
tinued his drive for the 121 pound
title by upsetting Howard Crom
4-3.
Overtime Bout.
Bob Poe ran into a package of
dynamite when he tangled with
Ralnh Waerner. but managed to
salvage a 1-0 decision in an over
time. Sam Kais turned on tne
KtMm and trimmed Hal Haldeman
to the tune of 6-0 and looks like
a good bet in the 145-pound di
vision. '
The 165-pound class continued
to steal the show as Marshall
Boker and Chick Thome pinned
their oDDonents with identical
holds to advance into the finals.
Boker threw Fred Turner in 1:59
and Thome outlasted crafty
Charles Roberts to win in 5:50.
Both men have won all their
matches by falls and when they
clash in the finals anything could
happen.
The semi final results:
191 PahmA C'laa
Ken Brown decisioned Howard Crom 4-3
Dick Lee threw Jim jonnson -
128 Pound Clam.
Pat Mack threw Jack Coddlnpham 2:47
Mickey Sparano threw Ted Kamaey o:w
136 Pound 'las.
Marlin Watt threw Luther Haskins 3:20
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Sam Kaals decisioned Hal Haldeman 6-0
Dick Hill threw Jack Brown
. IKS Pound flans.
Ray Staroska decisioned Bruce Shurt-
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George Albin threw Fred Hawkins. .3 :20
iss rouna i iim.
u.Hk.tl Tlnlar tli-nw TTrert Turner . .1 :S9
Chick Thorne threw Charles Robert! 6:60
176 ronna cimi.
Jack Selzer threw Don Moore 3:10
Bob Poe decisioned Kaipn wagner
f.p..Km.t . 1-0
Bob Sholund threw Jack Selzer .... 6:02
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Keith Manning threw Francis Mandula 2:43
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WARNING TO NU FOES Shots like these by Don McArthur may
play a valuable part in the Nebraska basketball successes from now
on. The 6-5 player gave indication of becoming a real scoring
threat with his performance against Drake Monday night. This shot
against the Bulldogs failed to connect, but the Scarlet eager was
able to grab 14 points during the action. The Bulldog's big center,
John Pritchard, hurried McArthur on this effort.
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