Thursday, December 9, 1948
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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NU Cagers
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Husker cagers will entertain a
strong Iowa Teachers five on the
Coliseum court Saturday night.
Coach Good's men will be after
their second triumph of the sea
son. The Teachers quint is defending
their North Central Conference
championship this year with a
veteran-packed lineup. Three of
the returning men scored 700 of
the teams 1000 odd points last
season. The Teachers won 9 of 10
Conference games and fliid an
over-all season record of 14 wins
and 6 losses. Among the losses
was a three point defeat by Iowa
State which closely followed
Iowa State's double win over
Michigan.
McArthur Out
A shadow fell across Husker
cage hopes Wednesday when it
was learned that the injury suf
fered by Don McArthur in Tues
day's scrimmage was a torn carti
lage. McArthur, who is to be op
erated on is a veteran of the 1946
47 Cornhusker quintet and will
probably be lost for the season.
Coach Good is devoting practi
ces this week to ironing out the
wrinkles which appeared in the
team's first two games. Of most
importance is improving their re
bounding on the offensive and
defensive boards. This weakness
was very noticeable in ; the en
counter with Minnesota, but it
was due more to the play of the
six-foot nine-inch Mclntyre than
to any fault of the Huskers. The
experiment with the fast break
was unsuccessful as it weakened
the Huskers' board work ton the
defense. When a shot was taken,
the guards tended to float to the
sidelines a little too soon and the
center was left to battle the Go
pher forwards alone for the re
bounds. Travel East
In addition to the Saturday
game the Huskers are looking
ahead to their swing into the cast,
the latter part of next week. Fri
day, December 18, Coach Good's
five invades La Fayette, Indiana,
to tackle the Boilermakers of
Purdue. Last year Purdue took a
narrow 60-58 veitiict. Saturday
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KENNY ANDERSON, Hwsker basketball player, pots two inls
in cagers preparations for Iowa State Teachers College game
Saturday night.
Football Squad
Holds Banquet
Nebraska Footballers held their
annual football banquet at the
University club Tuesday night.
Fred Dawson, Husker coach
from 1921-24, told the players
they must start now in prepara
tion (Or next year. He' said the
team must have the great Husker
spirit both on the field and in the
classroom.
"We are proud of a team that
they move on to take on theCin
cinnati live. The following Mon
day the NU quint will challenge
Duquesnc in Pittsburg. The tour
winds up in Cleveland with the
Huskers meeting Western Reserve
Tuesday, December 21.
didn't quit in spite of bad breaks
i and a dismal season," he said
"Potsy Clark is doing a Swell
job in the leadership department.
The future holds much promise
in his development program."
Athletic Director George Potsy
Clark introduced squad members
and praised them as good players
who fumbled at times and drop
ped passes at times but never
quit.
The University Club presented
engraved watches to the eight
senior footballers. They are Bob
Lipps, Bob Costello, Cletus Fisch
er, Jack Hazen, John Sedlacek,
Dick Hutton, Alex Cochrane and
Frank Collopy.
"We are going along for Ne
braska, and we arc all pulling for
the same thing Cornhusker suc
cess," Potsy said.
Dawson's plea for winter prep-
i aration by the grid team was
IM Wrestling Matches
Competition
Show Strong
Intramural wrestling went into
the first round Tuesday night
with over 75 boys competing in
the grappler tourney.
Fighting it out in the 121 pound
weight was DU Bob Moss who
defeated Sig Nu Don Smith with
a fall in 1:40.
Bill Wilson, Sig Ep, Howard
Ryan, Independent, and Louis
Caniglia. Omaha Stars, drew byes
in the first round.
Ed Cook", ATO, tripped Karl
Wellensich, SAE in 1:58. It took
Sig Ep Don Hall 2:41 to finish
off Bob Johnson of the D. U.'s.
Hall Wins
Donald Hall, Sig Ep, threw Bob
Johnson, D. U., in 2:41, while
Arlen Beam took care of Richard
Smith in 1:57.
In the 128 pound class Harold
Gillialand, Kappa Sigma, won by
a fall over Bob Cappcl, Beta Theta
Pi. Jim Dinsmore won in 1:55
over Tad Tucker, ATO. Bob Eas
ter won in 2:13 over Dave Miller
Phi Kappa Psi. Bob Nichrow and
Ken Brown beat Marv Newman
and Derald May.
Advancing in the 136 pound
class was Jack Cornish, SAE, who
decisioned Jack Carrol, Kappa
Sigma. Other matches: Ted Har
vey, Sig Nu, threw Tom Brower,
Sig Ep in 4:55. Ken Larson, Phi
Gam, decisioned Bob Johnson,
Beta. John McDill, AGR, threw
Vine Kess, DU in 3:07. Don Brown,
Phi Gam, decisioned Ed Acker
man, Sig Nu. Bob Waring, DU,
threw Jim Kirschbaum. Phi Psi.
in :45.
Hanson Decisions
Gerald Hanson, DU, decisioned
Hank Pederson. DTD, in the 145
pound class. Ed Lane, Omaha
Stars, beat Phil Curley, Dorm B,
by a fall.' Bill Thompson, Sig
Ep, threw Bob Edwards, Beta, in
2:20. Lloyd . McBeth. Phi Gam,
threw Jack Dicky, Phi Delt, in
5:22. Dick Capek, Phi Delt, threw j
Don Smith, Sig Nu, in 1 :59. Dave !
Stassmurd, ATO, threw Tom Var- '
ney. Beta, in 5:09. Don Clement,
AGR, threw Ed Kantor, ZBT, in 1
:35. Dick Elliot, DTD, threw S. B. 1
Harkson, Phi Gam, in 3:35. I
The matches in the 155 pound ;
timed with an announcement that ;
work on the field hou.oe had com- j
menced. The new addition will
house an indoor football practice
field. i
class saw Earl Schneich drawing
a bye. Other matches: Alex Leg
gess, Beta, decisioned Harris Carn
aby,. SAE. Lyle Altman, Sig Nu,
decisioned Chuck Hemmingson,
DU. Lee Pulley, ATO, threw Dean
Darling, Sig Ep, in 2:45. Bertrand
Ehrman, DTD, threw Walt Gass,
Phi Psi, 1:11. August Deutchler,
Kappa Sigma, decisioned Paul An
derson, Phi Delt. Joe Chapman,
Beta, Don Woods, SAE. Al John
son, Delta Sig, decisioned Jim
Simkousky, Independent. Dean
Kratz, threw Ernie Rousek, AGR,
in 5:50. Jack Gwynn. Phi Gam,
threw Kent Axtell, Phi Psi, in
1:00. Jack Carroll, ATO, threw
Jim Iiggett, Sig Ep, in 3:24. Dick
Hill, Independent, threw Dick
Simonson. DTD, in :38.
The 165 pound matches closed
the nights meet with the 175 and
heavyweight to be started later.
Clyde Hobson, DU. threw Tom
Hopkins. J3TD, in 5.02. George
Ostermiller, Omaha Stars, threw
Gene Bremen, Phi Gam, in 1:03.
Jim Ligget, Sig Ep, in 3:24. Dick
Scott, Phi Psi, in 2:56. Marshall
Grant, Sig Nu, threw Marvin
Bosch ult, Beta, 1:11.
Notice to. Intramural basket
ball players. No player may
compel on more than one
team. All players used in the
first "A" nmt will remain on
"A" team. All players used in
first "B" game will remain
on team at least for the
first three games, after which
they can be moved op to the
A" team but eannot be
moved back. "A" and ' B"
rosters will be filed in the IM
office from the official score
books. Players on "C" teams
cannot play for "A" or "B"
squads.
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