Friday, December 19, 1947 THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Summary:
Nebraska
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Srb, f
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Moitfier,
La wry, a
Brown, g
Cerv, g
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Jenkins, t
Pippin, f
McMillan.
Fowler, c
Haynea. c
Strc.tt. o .
Sltockley.
Pierpolnt,
Warbler,
Smith, k
Biilewell,
meet in the Finals
Schleigcr Sinks Winning
Basket in Final Seconds
(Special to The Iatly Nebrankan.)
KANSAS CITY. A field goal by Center Dick Schleiger
with only 40 seconds of playing time remaining boosted
Nebraska to a 46-44 first round Big Six tourney victory over
the Missouri Tigers Thursday afternoon.
Nebraska, trailing 27-18 at the half, staged a terrific
uphill rally. Guard Joe Brown sparked the Scarlet five with
12 points. The smooth ball-handler put the Huskers into
the lead for the first time with a
one-hand shot with only five min
utes remaining in the game.
Forward Claude Retherford
contributed heavily to Nebraska's
rally with ten points. Retherford's
fielder with seven minutes left
knotted th eeount.
After Coach Harry Good's five
jumped into the lead the score
was knotted three times before
Schleiger tallied. It was the lanky
pivot's only iield goal of the aft
ernoon. In other parties played at Kan
sas City, Kansas State surprised
well-regarded Oklahoma 55-48
and the Oklahoma Aggies troun
ced Iowa State 44-33.
Semifinal pairings will pit the
Huskers against the Oklahoma
Aggies, and Kansas State will
meet the winner of the Kansas
Colorado game. These games will
be run off Friday night and the
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STELLAR NU GUARD Ef-b Cerv, Husker guard, has been battling
to hold a first team berth with Neal Mosscr. The stocky back court
star broke into Coach Harry Good's starting lineup midway in last
year's campaign and has held the spot with his scrappy defensive
play. Cerv helped the Huskers upset Missouri Thursday afternoon
in the Big Six tourney by sinking a pair of field goals and three
charity tosses.
Three Sports
Increase IM
Sports Action
The Intramural race will break
wide open after the first of the
year as competition in three
sports will be initiated before the
end of January.
Rifle team competition seems
to be the nearest on hand as a
team tourney is scheduled for the
first week in January. At the
present time and for the past
three to four weeks, teams and
individuals have been making
use of the ROTC range in the
basement of Andrews Hall for
regular practice sessions.
Water Polo Scheduled
After the rifle team competi
tion, water polo will come into
play. An indoor intramural track
meet is also on the docket for
sometime in January.
With these three activities, plus
the regular basketball play, all
intramural teams have a busy
schedule in their paths. By the
end of January, the Jack Best j
standings could be pretty well i
scrambled in comparison to what
they are now.
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AGKs Cop Close
Verdicl; Phi P.is
Grub Double Win i
Alpha Gamma Rho Tuesday
night caoturcd a 10-17 verdict j
from Sisma Nu on the coliseum
hardwoods in the intramural race.
This was the only game played '
Tuesday because of the Nebraska
South Dakota contest.
Wednesday night saw a com
plete schedule of games with nine
games played.
In the important fraternity
games Sigma Chi rolled by Zeta
Beta Tau by the score of 29-11.
In other A team games Kappa
Sigma stopped Theva Xi 34-23.
while Phi Kappa Psi pulled out
21-20 victory over a hard-fighting
Delta Upsilon five.
Phi Psi Cops 2nd.
The rest of the action was in
the B leagues where Phi Kappa
Psi again hit the win column for
the second time in the evening
with a 15-9 win over Alpha Sig
ma Phi.
Scores of other games:
TVlta Tau Delta 15, Cornhusker Co
Op 14.
fiicma Alpha Kpsilon 27, Alpha Tau
Ompa 21.
I K. T. 1. McltinB Pot 20.
ASMS 12, Siirtna I'.immi Kpsilon IS.
Till Rollers 33. Architect 14.
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WAS NEBRASKA !S
LEADENS SCORER
LAST YEAR.
C&C COLLECTED
S45 POfNTS W
24 GAMES
AVERA&IN&
10.2 POINTS .
PER GAME
2 MORE
POttiTS
FOR
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SPENT
3 YEARS IN
THE NAVY
PART OF THE TIME
ON A SUQ-CHASCR.
Ac fHOfvy
N Club lo Help
Needy Families
The University of Nebraska
"N" Club has established a char
ity fund which will make Christ
mas a happier day for needy fam
ilies. President Dick Thompson
announced Thursday.
Thompson said thrt, in addi
tion to organizing the fund,
members of the "N" Club will
help distribute baskets of food on
Christmas Eve.
The club will work through
charity agencies in Omaha and
Lincoln.
SAE Captures
Top Position
In IM Race
Sigma Alpha Epsilon this week
knocked Beta Theta Pi out of the
leading position in the Jack Best
Race by taking fifth pla-e in the
Bowling playoffs and thereby
picking iij) 100 points.
The Sig Alphs, last year's Jack
Best winners, now have totaled
765 points while the Betas stand
second with 730. The Phi Delta
Thcta athletes are close on the
trail with a total of 655 while
Delta Upsilon holds down fourth
position at 595.
The major sports left that count
heavily are basket ball, which is
now in progress; water polo, a
sport looked upon as one of the
toughest in the intramural setup;
and volley ball, which is a spring
activity. In addition to these, the
IM participants will have at least
fifteen other sports in which they
may pick up points.
Jack Best standings:
Sirm Alpha Kpsilon, 765
Feta Theta Pi. 1'Mi
Thl Delta Thetn 6'.5
Delta ITpsilon, .'.95
Alpha Tau OmeRi. SS5
Phi Kappa Psi. 580
Phi Gamma Delta, 560
Delta Tau Delta, f25
Beta SiL-ma Psi. 490
KlKma Phi Kpsilon, 475
SiKma Nu, 430
SiKtna Alpha Mu, 395
Sinma Chi, 395
Alpha Gamma P.hn. 305
Zeta Beta Tau. 270
Kappa Sigma, 250
Theta XI. 235
Farm Hriuse. 235
Pioneer Co-Op. 140
Alpha Sicma Phi, 130
Cornhusker Co-Op. 120
Brown Palare. 120
Tail Kappa Kpsilon, 90
Masterson,
Squad Guests
At Banquet
Head Coach Beinie Masterson
and some 20 members of the 1917
Husker grid team were guests
Wednesday at the Omaha N Club's
banquet. Harry Stuhldrehcr, Wis
consin mentor, was guest speaker.
Masterson, after introducing
member of the Nebraska staff and
the Husker players present, had
this to say about the 1947 season:
"We had a tough road to travel
and we face an even tougher job
next year, with six conference
games plus Notre Dame, UCLA,
Minnesota and Oregon State."
Stuhldrehcr paid tribute to Ne
braska football in his speech .
"They talk about powerful
teams at Minnesota and Southern
California and other schools," he
declared, "but don't you belfeve
it. The most powerful teams of all
were those Nebraska teams which
we met in Lincoln." Stuhldrehcr
was referring to the Nebraska
Notre Dame games when he was
a Notre Dame gridder.
Toastmaster Dave Noble, N Club
President Edward (Blue) Howell
and A. J. Lewandowski paid tri
bute to the Huskers and high
school players.
Eligible Bachelors.
All candidates for Eligible
Bachelor may pick up their pic
tures in the Union office today.
Student Foundation.
Student Foundation board
members are asked to check
foundation boxes for directions
regarding invitations for the
after-Christmas party.
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