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.Wednesday, December 17, 1947 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN Huskers . . (Continued from Page 1.) with seven points, but went score less through 16 minutes of the second half. Nevertheless, the lit tle hoopster copped high indi vidual scoring honors with an 11 point total. Reserve Charles Gi rardi hit for nine points for runner-up scoring laurels. South Dakota fg ft pf ptn Luby, t 4 3-7 4 Jl Rauach, f 0 0-0 10 Staebner, t 1 0-1 0 2 Dean, f 10-0 0 2 Dfefi-ndorf, t ' 1 0-0 O 2. Kathbun, f 0 0-1 O ,0 HelKeraon, f 0 1-1 0 1 McKoden, 0 3 0-0 4 6 JetiKcn, g 0 0-0 1 0 Oirarril, g 3 3-4 2 9 Carleton, g 0 1-1 2 1 Hoy, g 0 0-0 3 0 Padrnos, g 10-0 12 Totals 34 1019 18 38 Nebraska fg ft pf pta Rettierford, t 2 3-4 0 7 Shlrlds, f 3 2-2 0 8 Wrlfclit. t 0 0-0 0 0 Cox. t 2 3-5 2 7 Saler, f 0 0-0 O 0 Simpson, t 1 0-1 1 2 Cady. f 0 1-1 0 1 Lawry. t 1 0-0 1 2 8rb, f 0 0-0 0 0 R. BchlelRer, c 2 2-3 1 Whitehead c 2 4-4 0 8 Bob Schleiger, c 2 0-0 1 4 Alltn, c 1 0-0 0 2 Ccrv, g 1 0-3 1 2 Brown, g 2 0-0 2 4 MoKser. E 4 n-0 1 8 Van Hui;h, g 0 0-0 1 0 BiiKSkohl, g 1 0-0 1 2 Cech. g 0 0-0 1 O Denker. g 0 0-0 2 0 Anderson, g 1 0-0 0 2 Totals 25 15 23 15 65 Score at half: Nebraska 23, South Dakota 16. Officials: Cornle Collin, Creighton, and Tod Kuntxelman. Omaha U. I-Stale Gridders Open At Nebraska AMES. The Iowa State Cy clones will meet the University of Arizona in football competi tion for the first time next year, Louis Menze, athletic director, has announced. Addition of Arizona completes the Cyclones' 1948 grid schedule. The I-Staters have a nine game schedule with five games to be played at home. The Cyclones open their '48 slate against the Cornhuskers in Lincoln, Sept. 25. PAGE 3 Bowling Loops End Schedule; Playoffs Next With the final day of regularly sheduled games played Tuesday night, the interfraternity bowling teams are anticipating the final playoff to be held Wednesday night. Top two clubs in each of the three fraternity loops will partici pate in the playoff matchc. Beta Theta Pi, holding a slim lend in. League I,' played 7-zta Beta Tail in a cru rial nnl"h Tus dry. Peta Sisma Pii ar.d Phi Del ta Theta are deadh -jked for sec ond and third in the league. SAE, DU Tie. In League II, Delta Upsilon and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, tied for top honors, clashed in the loop's fea ture Tuesday .Sigma Nu and Sig ma Phi Epsilon are tied for Ihird and fourth place. Both clubs stand a chance of getting into the playoffs. Delta Sigma Pi and-DeMa Tau Delta have clinched spot- in the playoff tests by capturing a hpndy first and second place adva'vase in League III. Standings including t!,e grimes rolled Monday n'ht: I.KAl.t K i. .V 1 Beta Theta Pi 11 4 Beta Sigma 1 si ... Q 5 Phi In Ma Theta 18 5 Theta Ki 12 9 Zeta B.ia Tnu 9 9 Cornliusl.er Co-Op 5 16 Sigma Alpln. Nu 3 15 Farm House 3 15 l.fcMil K II. w Sigma Alpha Kfsilon 13 5 Delta I'l'sMon" . U ft Sigma Nu 14 7 Sigma lJhi Kpsilon 1 7 Phi Kapa Psi 12 9 Kappa Sigma f- 13 Pioneer Co-Op . 7 1 4 Alpha tiigma Phi .y. . . 0 13 l.t.t(,l K III w I Delta Sigma PI 17 1 Helta Ti.u Delta 11 4 Sigma Chi 12 9 Phi Gamma Delta tt 9 Alpha Tau Omega 9 9 Alpha Oamma Rho 8 '2 Tau Kappa Kpsllon ft '3 Brown Palace Co-Op 0 18 Husker "B" Quint Routs Trade School Five, 66-31 BY JIM MILLER A torrid second-half scoring spree netted Coach John Thompson's Nebraska B quintet a 66-31 victory over the Nebraska State Trade School of Milford five in Tuesday night's Nebraska-South Dakota preliminary test. The Nubbins held a 21-16 halftime advantage, but roared back after the rest period to turn the curtain raiser into a definite rout. Sparked by Forward Thurman Wright and Guard Anderson the B crew took complete command to rack up its first win of the season. Wright shared high scor ing honors with Anderson. Each potted 11 counters. Coach Thompson used ten men in the contest with each of his varsity hopefuls denting the scor the column. Fritz Simpson whipped five field goals througli the hoops for 10 points while Cen ter Bob Allen tallied nine points for the Husker reserves. Carl Samuelson, burly Husker football tackle, and Jack Pesek, wingman and top flight punter for Coach Bernie Masterson's Scarlet gridders, were at home on the basketball court and joined the scoring parade with three field goals each for six point totals. Spark for the outclassed Trade School five was Center Blacker who connected for eight points. Forward Hendrichs tallied a single field goal and converted four charity tosses for a six point total and second high scoring honors for the Milford club. Milford Trade School: le ft f tp Hrnrirlchs, I 1 4 1 a Rivlra, f 1 1 Bateman, f 10 0 Urbnch. f 0 0 0 Blacker, c 3 2 Carpenter, c 0 1 Taborek, g 2 1 Smith. K 1 0 Domelrr, g 0 0 Kavidgr, g 8 7 Cole, g 0 0 Sack, g 0 0 Wright, g 0 0 0 0 1 0 Total! 11 9 11 31 Nebraska "B": fg ft t tp Wright, f 5 1 4 11 Pointers Nudge Presbys for IM Ping Pong Title By virtue of a 5-0 victory over University YMCA Monday night the Pointers copped the intra mural independent table tennis championship. The Pointers edged Presbyteri an A by one match. The Pointers won 29 while dropping six matches. The runner-up Presby terian A club won 28 and lost seven. The championship Pointers dropped only one team match while moving to the title. Pres byterian A dropped a pair of team verdicts while the third place In ternationals went through the seven team matches undefeated. Final standings cm a basis of the total of 35 matches played: Team Won Lost Pointers 29 8 Prenhyterlan A 28 7 inte rnalionalH 27 Preshxterlan B 17 Building B 14 Ag YMCA 12 Ag Social Club 12 Univ. YMCA 1 8 18 21 22 23 34 Jim Van Burgh, f 2 Simpson, t 5 Pesek, f 3 Bob Allen, c 4 Samuelson, c 3 Cady. g 1 Bill Paler, g 2 Anderson, g 4 Buaskohl, g 1 Totals 30 6 19 66 Score at half: Nebraska B 21, Milford Officials: 8tan Stroh, Don Stroh. 1 4 0 10 2 6 1 9 2 6 4 2 3 S 1 11 1 2 Initiate 14 Lettermeti Fourteen Cornhusker athletes and two Nebraska coaches were initiated into the "N" Club at an initiation ceremony held Monday night at the club room in the Coliseum. Twelve of the 14 were football lettermen while two were track monogram winners. . Head Basketball Coach Harry Good and Swimming Coach Hol lis Lepley were the two members from the Scarlet coaching ranks to be accepted into the Nebraska Lettermen's organization. Other initiates: Bob Ackerman, Dale Adams, Harold Becker, Ralph Damkroger. Fred Golan, Rex Hoy, Bill Muel ler, Darwin Salestrom, Charles Toogood, Delbert Wiegand, Don Sailors and Chick Story, football; Monte Kinder and Phil Myers, track. FEM FUN Delta was defeated by Alpha Omicron Pi by a score of 31 to 20 in the Intramural Volley Ball tournament. Altho the D. G.'s led up 'till the last three minutes of the same, the A. O. P's staged a comeback to win the victory. Both Janet Nutzman, A. O. Pi, and Marge Bock, D. G., should be elected to All Nebraska Girl's Volley Ball players. Alpha Xi Delta defeated Inter national House 48 to 15. The Al pha Xi's will play Residence Hall Thursday night at 5:00. The winner of this game will play the Alpha Omicron Pi's in the fi nals Thursday night at 5:00 in Grant Memorial. Everyone is in vited to attend. All girls participating in the Ping Pong tournament should watch the bulletin board for the time that they are scheduled to play. They will not be notified perse nally. iMt H jlj - jj r - . i !-A-'sm 1 I 3 1 I Today's Post brings you the country's top football players as picked by the men best qualified to judge the members of the American Football Coaches Association. Representing virtually every college in the U. 5., these coaches waited until every player could be judged on the basis of his performance throughout the entire season. Association members saw nearly 4500 college football players before choosing the country's first-, second- and third -string Ail-American teams. Their selections are analyzed in detail in today's Post. If you're a football follower, you can't afford to miss the authoritative All-American line-up. The American Football Coaches Association ALL-AftlEftlCAU TEAM as reported by Elton E. (Tad) Wieman President, American Football Coachei Association; Dean of Men, Director of Athletics and Advisory Coach, University of Moine; Past Head Coach of Michigan and Princeton, A 7 - 4. v. ,. .,xjXi.r.: tti.ti vriMi-nr I.UI..IH . ... --