TKnrsHmr. Tanuary 13, 1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Search Continues for NU Coach
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Courtesy The Lincoln Journal
BU.S WHITEHEAD'S 17 points
sparked Huskers to 48-45 win
over Washington U.
Cyclone Team
Appears Here
The big talk about Iowa State
basketball renters around Capt.
Bob Petersen and Don Paulsen
but with every game there's a
solid performance from the
"Other" Petersen, too.
Big Therol Petersen, junior
from Clinton, hasn't been the
spectacular star in any game, but
he should be one of the men to
watch in Nebraska's second con
ference tilt.
Petersen has been a pretty im
portant part of Coach Clayton
Sutherland's strategy all winter.
His best game was against
Oklahoma last week. In addition
to counting eight points, the
rugged junior held Paul Courty
to a pair of field goals and two
free throws for the night that
against a 12.2 average for the
rest of the season for Courty.
Petersen will team with either
Dud Ruisch, Sioux City, or Chick
Herbert, Macomb, 111., at the for
wards on the weekend invasion of
Nebraska. Sutherland will have
Paulsen at center, and Don Fer
guson opposite Bob Petersen.
Sooners Capture
Conference Lead
Oklahoma has taken an early
lead in the Big Seven basketball
chase with a conference record
Mystery Surrounds
Next Grid Mentor
By HAROLD ANDERSON
KIORTS KDITOR
The mystery as to who the next
University of Nebraska football
coach will be is becoming greater.
With Jim Aiken completely out
of the picture, Athletic Depart
ment officials are looking in other
directions for the next grid men
tor. Officials believe there is plenty
of time belore actual spring train
ing begins to find and select the
proper coach for the Nebraska
coaching spot.
The list of coaching prospects
looks like a page from a football
Who's Who.
Forrest Evashevski, assistant
coach at Michigan state, and
former Michigan star who paved
the way, Tom Harmon, is among
me men listed by dark as a pros
pect for the Ilusker job.
Potsy is apparently still wait
ing lor a telegram to eaten up
with Paul Brown. Cleveland
Brown pro mentor, who is in Flor
ida. Brown has been mentioned
frequently as wanting to get back
into college football. Press report
have him taking over Bert La
Brucheric's resigned post at
UCLA.
Ivan Williamson, Lafayette Un
iversity mentor, who brought that
school out of the doldrums of de-
freat is listed as a good prospect.
Williamson confered with Univer
sity officials several weeks ago but
nothing has been heard of him
since.
Other coaches who are expected
to taiK with athletic otlicials are
Volncy Ashford, Missouri Valley
college, and Abe Stuber, Iowa
State University. Ashford was to
meet last week with Clark but
was unable to make it.
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Rumor ha- It that Rlnlr Cherry, I nl
versily n( Trxmn hmd football roarh,
miiiht he a possible prospect along with
i'rank lrahy of Notre Iamr, Hob Yolichtn
fit Northwestern, Hally Mutts ot Oronfla,
.Matty Hill of Southern MrthoriM, tieorte
Saner of Navy, Carl Snavely of North
Carolina, l.ynn "Pappy" Waldorf of Cali
fornia, Don Paurot of Missouri, Frank
Howard of CleniNoa, Andy ustafon of
Miami, einnre Halas of the Chicago Rears,
(ireasey Neale of the Philadelphia Kailrs,
Bernle Merman of Minnesota, Herman
Hlrkninn of Yale, Hohhy Dodd of (icorgla
Tech, Henry Frnka of Tillane, Joe Shee
ketikl of Nevada .Bert LaHrnrherle form
erly of the I niversltv of California at lis
Angeles, Karl --Red" Hlalk of Army, Ray
of three wins aTid no losses. Rid
ing in second place is the Husker
quint with a 1-0 mark.
The Sooner five has taken all
three of its victories by narrow
margins. A last second bucket
by ace, Paul Courty netted a 38
36' margin over Kansas, and late
rallies were necessary to over
take Iowa State (43-42), and
Colorado (43,-40).
Saturday's victory over Kansas
places the NU team in second
place in the early standings. Next
ston on the Nebraska title ladder
will be Iowa State which invades
Lincoln Saturday.
Don't Miss
The
Student Union
- CUTE
CLUB
FRIDAY, JAN. 14
9-12 P. M.
Table Service Atmosphere
Floor Show Dancing
RILEY SMITH & his ORCHESTRA
Tickets on Sale at the Union Office and from Members of
the Union Danre Committee
R V VOI R TK'KKTS KARI.V AS TMKKK IS A IJMITKn M'MBKR
Mint of Illinois, Jimmy Conrelman of the
Chicago Cardinals and Joe Doakes of the
Northwest Rhode Island State Teachers
college for the Deaf, Inmb and Blind.
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Students attending the Iowa
State - Nebraska basketball
game should present ticket
number 12 from their activity
book along with their identifi
cation card.
Director
(Potsy)
searching.
of Athletics George
Clark Still
Buffs Rolanclcr
Tops Scoring
Bob Rolander, 6-5 forward, is
the leading scorer on Colorado's
basketball squad which plays the
Husker's Feb. 5.
Rolander has averaged 11.5
points per game as the Buffs de
feated New York University and
Harvard and lost to Temple,
Michigan and Missouri while los
ing to Oklahoma twice in seven
starts. Bill Ley, one of the league's
outstanding performers, and Carr
Besemann are next in line with
9.5 averages.
Ley, who was named on the
All-Tournament team at the close
of the conference's dribble derby
two weeks ago in Kansas City,
has cashed 17 or 18 free throws
this season. He's a junior from
Denver.
The Buffs, coached by 'Frosty"
Cox, have hit 33 percent of their
3C1 shots and averaged 54.5 points
per game. Opponents have aver
aged 52.5 points.
New lee Rink
Opens Tonight
Ice skating will start on the
city campus this evening accord
ing to the Physical Education de
partment. An oval skating rink has been
built behind the Coliseum and
Physical Education building and
will be put into use for the first
time Thursday.
Skating fans who wish to try
out the new rink can reach it
by using the steps east of the
Coiiseum or driving via 14 and
W street.
Those who aided in bringing
ice skating cak on the University
city campus are Dale Ball, presi
dent of the Student Council;
Charles Fowler and Chester Bill
ings of the Univesrity Building
and Grounds department; John
K. Selleck, university comptrol
ler; and Ray Ramsay, personnel
director for the city of Lincoln.
Lincoln Fire Department mem
bers were to have flooded the
rink Wednesday night.
Phys Ed Director Louis Means
hopes the department can find
some music to play for the skat
ers. He also state that skaters
could use the P.E. building to
warmup.
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