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Mosser Ties 2nd High Score
. Neal Mosser, who picked Dp 11 points at the University of
Nebraska defeated Colorado Saturday night, moved into a sec
ond place ite with Joe Brown in the Cornhusker scoring race
with 93 3points.
The Hebron guard jumped ahead of Rodney Cox with whom
he was tied for third spot last week. Cox is in fourth place
with 89 points.
Claude Retherford, who shared scoring honors with Mosser
against the Buffs, boosted his point total to 147 points in 14 games.
Retherford is averaging 10.5 points per game.
The Indiana hot shot also leads in the field goal and free
throw departments with 55 fielders and 37 free tosses.
Nebraska has dumped in 275 field goals out of 951 shots and
211 free throws out of 352 efforts in 14 games.
The ten top scorers:
Field Goal Free Thrown
Plaver fl A(l. Mail? AM. Made Pf Total Ave.
Rutherford 14 181 8 ft 37 32 147 10.5
Broun 14 1! S3 37 23 4A 3 6.6
Mnwl 14 130 3 3ft 13 33 3 6.6
Co 14 Ml 33 36 iS IT 6.4
II. Srhleiger , 14 3 24 48 2 45 77 6.3
Whitehead , 14 3 23 31 2 22 4.T
rrv 1 Its 2 33 26 17 M
Nhle'di 13 K 13 13 12 18 56 3.3
l-anry 13 36 3 23 14 14 SO 2.3
lech 11 23 3 J 8 21 1.3
'Pop' lo Fourth .
"Pop'' Near Mosser is the name,
bud!
The varsity basketball guard's
wife presented him with his fourth
son Sunday.
Occurring on his 28th birth
day, Mosser's new offspring will
add to the family which now in
cludes the three-year old twins,
Tom and Joe, and Jerry, age two.
J. Paul SIuTtl Switched lo WilJrool Crram-Oil
Because He Flunked (lie Finder iail Test
Huskers Rest,
C-State Crew
Next Foe
Coach Harry Good's Huskcr
cagers, fresh from their first cir
cuit victory over .Colorado, will
take time out for semester exams
before entertaining the high-rid-
' ing Kansas State Wildcats, Jan.
31.
; Coach Gardner's Wildcats are
currently running second in the
Big Seven race with a 2-0 re
cord. Kansas university leads with
three victories against no defeats.
Kansas State has established it
self as the No. 1 team in the loop
by virtue of a season's record to
date of 12 victories and one de
feat. The Manhattan boys took
their twelfth win Monday night
when they trounced Iowa Stae,
61-42.
Four loop teams will remain
idle this week. Missouri, Okla
homa, Colorado and the Huskers
will take their rest periods be
fore renewing the conference race.
The top intescctional contest of
the week will pit Phog Allen's
league-leading Jayhawks against
the always powerful Oklahoma
Aggies, Wednesday night at Law
rence. Iowa State will entertain' its
old rival, Drake university, Thurs
day night, and Kansas State will
be host to the Bulldogs at Man
hattan Saturday.
League standings:
towa State Teachers Drop
Patterson's Grapplers, .28-5
Coach Pat Patterson's Scarlet grapplers "received a
-harp lesson Tuesday night as the Iowa State Teachers
iad handled the Huskers 28-5 in a dual meet at the
olissum.
It was the final home appearance for the Nebraska
matmen until the District Olympic tryouts which will be
held at the Coliseum April 1-2.
Kansas 3
Kansas State 2
Iowa State 2
Oklahoma 1
Nebraska .....1
Missouri 1
Colorado 0
1 pot. pts. ops
0 1.000 154 128
0 1.000 126 S3
2 .500 18 216
1 .500 104 78
2 .333 137 178
2 .333 157 165
3 .000 ISO 181
WON I.KAGIE GAMES.
W L Pti Op
10 2 678 M2
7 3 476 458
4 540 509
3 448 422
3 543 530
6 604 566
4 351 343
Kansas Stat
Iowa State
Missouri 7
Oklahoma 5
Kansas 5
Nebraska 5
Colorado 3
"N" Section.
No one except "N" men and
their wives or dates are allowed
to sit in the "N" club section at
varsity basketball games. The
"N" club sweater is the ticket.
Schedule Trio
IM Cauc Tilts
ForWedncsday
Three cage tilts Wednesday
night will conclude, the first
semester of play in the intra
mural basketball loop.
The three games were post
poned from Tuesday night because
of the conflict created by the
University of Nebraska-Iowa
Teachers wrestling match at the
Coliseum.
Cornhusker Co-op will tangle
with Sigma Alpha Epsilon in an
A-team game at 7:00 while the
Tau Kappa Epsilon five will play
the Phi -Kappa Psi A-team.
Alpha T3u Omega and Sigma Nu
will collide in another A-game at
7:50.
Monday's Rrvilt.
Ricketeers 24, Football Team 22.
Sigma Epsilon 24, Pill Rollers 22.
Newman Club 2S. Building B 6.
Building C 18. Huskervllle 8.
Kxtra-Light Brigade 27, Dormitory C 9.
ASMS Engineers 17. Architects 14.
Melting Pot 11, ROTC 9.
Rustics 47, Lapp's Boys 26.
Familiar Rhodes
Name Bask at NU
A name familiar to University
of Nebraska sports followers in
1923-'24-'25 may reappear this
year.
It is John Rhodes.
John is the son of Choppy
Rhodes, all around Cornhusker
athlete of two decades ago.
Young John has shown a smooth
hurdling style that may bring him
some of the fame his dad enjoyed
as- an undergraduate. John has
been handicapped by an infection
since his discharge from the army.
Nebraska's Bobby Yambor, un
defeated in three straight matches
this year, put the Huskers into
a brief lead by decisioning Harold
Mott of Iowa STC. Yambor won
by a 3-2 count. Mott is Iowa's
AAU grappling champion.
Marinkovich Draws.
That was the end of Nebraska's
winning ways. But Andy Marin
kovich did salvage two points for
Patterson's charges by battling
Ed Ahrcns, ISTC, to a draw in
a 175-pound match.
Dick Hill, Jack Tamai and
Jerry Calhoun of Nebraska fell
victims to pin holds by invading
Cedar Falls wrestlers. Hill and
Tamai were stopped by a l a'f
nelson hold in 1:45 and 7:50 re
spectively. Calhoun ,was pir.npd
with a body smother in 3:50.
Nebraska forfeited its heavy
weight match to the visitors. Rex
Hoy, Huskers' heavyweight grap
pler, reported ill and was ordered
not to compete in Tuesday's
match by the team physician.
Third NU Loss.
The loss was the third in four
matches for Nebraska's inex
perienced crew. Nebraska fell to
the AAU and NCAA champions
from Cornell college, la., 28-0 in
the season opener, tripped Colo
rado university 19-10 and fell to
Colorado College 20-6 before
dropping Tuesday's match to the
NCAA runner-up squad.
121 po-inda: Bob Yambor (N) deci-
Sloned Harold Mott (1ST). 3-2.
128 pounds: Floyd Oglesby (I3T) de
clsloned Kenny Brown Ni, 6-0.
136 pounds: Neal Johnson (1ST) deci
aioned Jack Barrett (Nl. 5-1.
145 pounds: William Koll (1ST) pinned
Dick Hill N) in 1.45 with a half
nelson.
155 pounds: Bill Smith (1ST) pinned
Jack Tamai (N) in 7:50 with a half
nelson.
165 pounds: Bill Nelson CIST) pinned
Jerry Calhoun (N) in 3:50 with a body
smother.
175 pounds: Andy Marinkovich (N)
drew with Ed Ahrcns (ISTt. 1-1.
Heavyweight: lows state Teachers won
by forfeit from Nebraska.
Referee: Orvillc Orr, Iowa State Teach
ers College.
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50-YARD SPRINT WINNER Bill Moomev. Delta UDsilon. is shown breaking the tarw n cfri .1.0,
of ATO Francis Fagot. Moomey tied the previous record of :05.7 in copping the final heat of the 50
yard dash Monday night. The Delta Upsilon team copped first place in the annual indoor intramural
track meet by edging the ATO team 46 1 2 to 44 1314. Bill Mueller of Siema Chi nH ai rc,,)w pks rw.
Theta, placed third and fourth in the short dash. (Photo by Daily Nebraskan Photographer Bob Duis.)
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