Sunday, December 1 5, 194&
THE DAILY NEBRASfCAN'
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Oklahoma
Nebraska
Defeats
, 63-52
FRIDAY'S RESIXTS.
Nebraska 84, Iowa Stat 51.
Oklahoma fll, MiitKoiirt S3.
Southern Method! 4H, Kansas State SO.
Kansas 63 Arkansas 82.'
Till RSDAK'S RKSUIlTS.
ArlianMM 57, Nebraska 46.
Kansas State ft, Oklahoma 63.
Southern Methodist SA, Missouri 53.
Kansas 65, lona State 30.
After being bumped out of the
championship flight by Arkansas
on Thursday, the Nebraska Corn
huskers came back in Friday's
game to trip the Iowa State quin
tet 54-51 to move into Saturday's
firing pitted against the Okla
homa Sooners for the consolation
championship in the Kansas City
pre-season tournament.
A late rally by the Iluskers
brought the victory to Coach Har
ry' Good's crew. Seven points was
the greatest margin between the
two teams throughout the game
Friday. The Cyclones held that
edge in the first half, but were
unable to match Nebraska's clos
ing flurry.
Lanky Don McArthur paced the
Husker squad, netting 13 points
from his center post. The Ne
braska starting five was the same
that had opened in previous con
tests, but the positions were al
tered. McArthur took over the
center spot, Rodney Cox moved to
forward with Claude Retherford
and Joe Brown droppei to a back
court guard spot with Joe Loisel.
NU Scorer.
Loisel and Brown gave Big Don
valuable assistance in the scoring
column, each man contributing 10
points to the Husker total.
The Cyclone's Jim Myers, All
Big Six forward last year, paced
all scorers with 19 points. He
potted seven field goals and added
five charity tosses to Jiead the Cy
clones' fruitless drive.
As a result of Friday's win, Ne
braska is paired with Oklahoma
for final action on Saturday. The
box score:
Iowa State fg ft
Buck t 0 0
Myers f 7 5
Van Duessen I u
Kuebler I 5
Block f 0
Roy Wedhe 0
Paulsen c 5
Schneider c 1
R. Norman g 0
Ray Wedhe g 0
Sheperd g 2
f IP
1 0
2 19
0 0
2 12
2 2
3 0
2 10
3 2
0 0 0
0 0 0
2 5
Totals 20 11 19 51
Nebraska fS ft tp
Retherford f 3 2 4 8
Shields f 4 1 19
Cox f 1
Lcs.ck f 0
McAr.hur c 5
Iim-l x 2
Andc.son g 0 0
Brown g 5 0
Cerv g 0 0
0 3
1 1
2 13
6 2 10
2 0
4 10
1 0
Totals 20 14 17 54
Half time score: Iowa State 29, Ne
brisiia 22.
Free throws missed: Iowa State Myers
3 Kuebler 3, Black, Sheperd 2; Ne
braska, Lebsack 2, McArthur, Loisel 2,
Cerv.
Kansas had a narrow squeak but
managed to stage a rousing finish
to drop Arkansas from the run
ning by a 53-52 count.
Phog Allen's top notch forward
combination of Charlie Black and
Otto Schnellbacher carried the
scoring burden for the Jayhawks,
scoring 15 and 16 points respec
tively. Despite a height advantage the
Razorbacks were unable to cope
with the Kansans' blazing finish
and wilted in the last minutes.
Alvin Williams paced the Pork
ers with 14 points while 6-foot
11 -inch George Kok got 11 mark
ers. The box score:
Arkansas
fg
Wilson, t 1
Honea, f 0
McOnha, f 3
Hyles, f 3
Ranking, f 2
Kok, c
Campbell
A.Carter
Cathcart
Wlliams
5
f 0
g 1
f 0
g 5
Coleman c 0
(52).
ft
1-1
0-1
4-6
0-1
0- 0
1- 1
0-0
2- 3
0-0
4-8
0-0
Kunna (63).
fg ft
Black f 4
Hchnclib'r f 5
Kskrldga f 1
Dewell f
Peck, c
Knns, c
Evans g
Clark g
7-9
6-8
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
3-7
5-6
Totals 20 12-21 331 Totals 18 21-30 21
Score at half: Arkansas 27; Kansas 31.
Gerald Tucker poured 28 points
through the hoop to lead Coach
Bruce Drake's Oklahoma Sooqers
to a Cl-53 win over Missouri, I'but
the Oklahoma win was not with
out worry.
The Tigers pulled within one
point of the winners with less
than five minutes remaining as
Dari Pippin and Darrell Lorrance
came to life.
Box score:
Missouri g ft f Oklahoma g ft f
Pippin f 6 0 l'Pryor t 4 0 1
Garwltz f 2 0 0 Merchant f 0 0 1
Jenkins f 3 5 5Courtry f 112
Lorrance f 4 0 1 Mitchell f 110
Rudolph c 3 0 1 Tucker c 12 4 2
Fowler o 0 0 0i Reich g 2 3 3
Smith g 4 0 2Jonei g 10 2
Wadlelgh g 0 0 OILandon g 5 0 4
Plerpont g 0 0' 0
Wachter g 1 2 0
Totals 23 7 10 Totals 26 9 15
Halftime score: Oklahoma 37, Mls
souri 27.
In the fourth game Friday Sou
thern Methodist won its way into
the championship finals against
Kansas by tripping the Kansas
State quintet 46-36.
Tho Wildcats were not able to
duplicate their opening day upset
when they knocked the Oklahoma
outfit from the running. Box
score:
Kansas State
Mann t
Howey f
Holman f
Weatherby f
Krone f
Clark f
Dirks c
Patrick c
Harman f
Brannum g
Thomas g
Ctmpbrll g
Dean g
Bussart g
g ft fl S. M. U.
0 0 0 Lloyd f
1 0 3ICannady f
0 0 0Tomlinson f
1 3 01 Salmon f
0 0 2Pugh c
0 0 01 Rowland c
2 2 UPrewItt g
0 0 21 Stewart g
0 0 r Rollings g
2 1 5 Harris g
3 1 51
0 0 0
4 3 0
0 0 01
ft f
1 2
0 1
8 2
1 0 0
4 3
0 2
2 1
0 0
5 4
0 1
Bulletin
Paced by Gerald Tucker, the
Oklahoma Sooners Saturday night
defeated the Cornhuskers 63-52, to
clinch a three-way tie for the runner-up
position in the semi-final
game of the All Big Six Confer
ence pre-season basketball tour
nament.. Witli Gerald! Tucker, Sooner ace;
leading the Oklahoma quintet with
four field goals and four free
throws to bring, his three-game
total to 64) points, the Oklaliomans.
couldn't be headed. Nebraska!
trailed 35-19 at the half.
Other Saturday results:
Missouri' 50, Iowa State 55.
Kansas State 56, Arkansas 41.
IM Swimming Meei
Gets Started Monday
Haynes c
Rudolph c
Smith s.
Fowler g
Hurt g
Pippin g
Pierpont g
Phillips g
Totals
Score at
0- 0
2- 2
1- 2
0-0
0-0
3- 2
0-0
0-0
4Perwittg
1 1 Lynch g
4 Rollins b-
0!
01
01
01
0!
-I
3-3
0-0
0-1.
22 9-11 161 Totals
half Missouri 39;
26 6-13 11
SMU 32.
Totals 13 10 19! Totals 14 18 16
Halftime score: S.M.U., 31; Kansas
State, 18.
Too much height under the
bankboards on the part of the
Arkansas team cost Nebraska its
chance, to remain in the chase for
the championship. The Razor
backs parlayed the altitude of
George Kok, Alvin Williams and
Alan Carter into a 57-46 win over
the Scarlet.
Althoi the Nebraskans con
trolled the ball thruout the
contest and were in complete
command in the floor play, the
Formers were just too tall andi
cashed in on numerous rebound:
shots.
Don McArthur led the Nebraska
team with 13. points while Rodney
Cox was second high with eight
tallies.
Carter collected 15 points to
pace the Arkansas five. The box
The potent Kansas Jayhawks
roared to a 27-8 halftime lead and
toyed with the Iowa. State Cy
clones for the second half to score
an easy 55-36 triumph.
Ray Evans led! the Hawks in
fashioning ant air. tight barri
cade whichi allowed, the Ames
bunch to score on! a pair of
field goals ins the first half.
Nineteen players saw action for
The annual UN swimming meet
will take place in the university
coliseum pool December 16, 17,
and 18.. All campus organizations
are urged to have as many com
petitors as possible. Two men in
each event and one relay team in
each of two relays is the maximum
number from each organization.
No man may enter more than
three swimming events. Diving
could be a fourth event. Entries
are due by Friday, December 13.
the KU club, which was paced
by Otto Schnellbacher who netted
14 li'lies. The score:
Kansas (65) Iowa State (36)
fg ft pfl fg ft pf
Sohel'cr f 5 4-5 41 Myers f 2 2-3' 0
Bean f 0 0-0 01 Buck f 1 0-0 2
Black f 4 3-3 4iVanD's'nfO 2-2 0
EskridKe f 1 0-0 0' Roy Wen. f 0 1-3 4
England f 0 1-1 0! Kuebler f 2 0-0 0
Stramel f 0 0-0 01 Kester g 1 0-0 0
Frisble f 0 0-0 01 Paulson c 0 0-12
Kllng f 1 0-0 OIRavWeh. gO 0-0 1
Auten c 10-0 0 II. Nor. g 0 2-2 0
Peck c 1 5-6 2 R. Nor. f 1 3-4 4
Van Clt'r c 0 1-1 2ISr'ire'dr g 0 3-3 3
Enns c 0 0-0 2; Peterson g 0 0-1 0
Rherw'd g 0 0-0 0i"hen,rdg 2 1-1 5
Kvans g 1 0-0 2 Block g 2 0-2 2
, McSpad. g 0 0-0 l'Jesson g 0 Q-0 1
fapp g 11-11!
Mabry g 0 1-1 01
Clark a 3 1-2 31
: Dewell g 1 0-0 0'
Totals 19 17-25 21 Totals 11
Score at half Kansas 27, Iowa
14-24 24
State 8.
All individual events will score
6-4-3.2-1 while all relays will
score 10-8-6-3-2. A trophy will
be awarded to the winning organ
ization and a medal to the . -ih
point man of the meet. Merit cr
tificates also will be given to out
standing performers and those set
ting new records.
Anyone wishing to view the
meet, may enter the west en.'t of
the Coliseum stage for seat - in
the balcony of the swimming pool.
Organizations must have a
minimum of six men acturlly
competing to qualify for partic
ipation points. In addition to par
ticipation points, final team places
will be determined by the points
scored in the meet.
ATO Defending Champ.
Team champion- for 1945 was
Alpha Tau Omega while second
place was held by Phi Delta
Theta. Bob Harse of Alpha Tau
Omega was high individual point
maker in 1945.
Competition promises to be
keen in all departments, as evi
denced by the showing of com
petitors who have participated in
pre-tourney work outs. By the
same token all existing records
are endangered.
score:
Arkansas (61).
fg ft
Wilson f
Byles f
Honea f
McGaha f
Kok c
Coleman g
A.Carter g
Rankin g
Williams g
Catch' t g
3-4
0-0
0-0
4-7
3-4
0- 0
1- 1
0-0
2- 2
0-0
Nebraslta
pfl
3IKeatlng f
HRetberf'd f
2iCox f
0'J. Brown f
3iLebaack f
0' Shields f
3McArthuro
0Korte g
3ILIvin'n f-g
0! Loisel g
Anderson g
Winter g
(44).
fg ft- -f
0 0-0 0
1. 4-5 0
3. 2-2 2
3-3 3
0-0' 0
0-0 O
3.3
0-0
0-1
1.2
0 0-0
L 0-0
Totals 22 13-18 16) Total 16 14.1612
Score at half: Arkansas-2& Nebraska 20.
Kansas State pulled the biggest
upset of the tournament when, the
Wildcats came thru with a 59-53
win over Oklahoma- in a first
round game.
The Sooners' famed, two team
system failed, to works against the
inspired K-Staters who overcame
Gerald Tucker's individual 24
point contribution; with a diver
sified scoring punch.
Every one of the nine Wild
cat players- who gob into the
game added; at leaafc two points
to the winning total..
Howard Howey, Kansas State
forward who- formerly performed
for Olathe Navy Base,, was the
big gun for the victors. He was
good for 15 points and played
an outstanding floor game. The
bo score:
Oklahoma (SID Kanaa State (69)
IK ft pfl
3 1-2 21 Howey f
II Weat'hy f
0 Herman f
01 Dirks o
II Patrick o
21 Dean g
0-0
3- 3
0- 0
4- 5
1- l
3-3
3-3
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
llan'm ft
Thomas g
2 Krone g
l
2
0
fg ft Pf.
4-6 3
2-2
0- 0
1- 2
1- 2
2- 5
0- 2
1- 1
1-1
Pyror f
Merch'nt f
Courty f
Day f
Tucker c
Wat era c
Paine g
Landon g
Reich g
Jones g
PiiKSley g
Mitchell g
Totals 20 115.18 201 Totals 24 11-19 16
Score at half Oklahoma 31, Kansas
State 25.
Southern Methodist opened its
tournament play with a 56-53 win
over Missouri Friday. Trailing by
seven points at halftime, the Mus
tangs uncorked a. last spurt which
swept the Bengals out of the
driver's seat.
Dan Pippin paced the losers
with 15 points and Rollins was
the best for the Southwestern Con
ference aggregation iwith la mark
ers. The score
Missouri (63)
fg ft PH
Wach'tr f
Oerwlt t
McMlllen f
Jenkins f
Lorrance f
Wad'lgh I
1-1
0-0
0- 0
1- 3
1-1
0-0
SMU
Lloyd f
Can'nd'y f
Tom'son f
Salmon 0
Bugh o
Harris o
fB pf
0-0
0-1
t-3
0- 0
1- 5
0-0
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