Sunday, December4, 1949
NU Frosh
Tangle in
Team Tilt
Nebraska's freshman basket
ball squad gave a preview of their
talent at the Coliseum Saturday
night.
The star-studded greens de
feated the somewhat lethargic
reds 56-45 in a contest that, while
interesting, grew somewhat dull
its the frosh fumbled and scram
bled across the floor.
Hut the first string of both
teams put up a good scrap, dem
onstrating that they do have po
tentialities. For the greens, the tall blonde
center, Holloway, was the out
handing man on the floor. Good
and Bobby Reynolds at the guard
positions were also looking good
for the winners, particularly at
ball handling.
On the losing team, Stickels, at
guard was particularly impres
sive. He was the high scorer in
the game with 16 points. Snyder
and Reynolds of the greens fol
lowed with 14 each.
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Big-7 Wrestling
Champs Honored
Nebraska's Big Seven confer
ence championship wrestling team
was honored during half-time of
the Nebraska-South Dakota State
basketball game at the Coliseum
Saturday night.
Mike DiBiase, Omaha heavy
weight, three times conference
champion and 1946 A.A.U. heavy
weight king, introduced his mates.
The Ed and Newt Copple schol
arship trophy was presented to
Herb Reese, Omaha, 175-pound
champion last year. The Copple
brothers were former wrestling
Ktars at Nebraska.
Other conference champions
were Pee Wee Yambor, 121, and
Mickey Sparano. 136 pounds.
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Tnlraiiiural
Snorlalk
by Bill Mundell.
Several excellent performances
have come out of the first week
of competition in Intramural's
1949 Indoor Track Meet. An
amazing total of 10 new records
have been established in the pre
liminaries involving four events.
Three of these records came the
first day in the running of the
50 yard dash. Al Hruby, Phi Delta
Hash, set a new fraternity record,
covering the distance in 5.6 sec
onds. Rex Coffman of the Ag
Men's Club established an Inde
pendent record by running it in
5.8 seconds. Glenn Beerline of
Presby House and Thil Brusna
han, Newman Club each own a
part of the Denominational record
after Monday efforts of six sec
onds flat.
Tuesday saw two new records
established in the 60 yard dash.
Chester Scott, Presby House,
turned in record time for the
Denoms clipping off the distance
in 6.8 seconds. Rex Cofnnan took :
his second record in two days,
setting a new Independent mark
at 6.9 seconds.
The best time of the day, how
ever, was not a record breaking
time. Bill Mueller, Sigma Chi.
came to within 110 second of the;
fraternity and all-time record j
with a blazing time (f 6.6 seconds.
Four Tic for Hurdles Record
Records in all three classes
were posted Wednesday in the
prelims of the low hurdles in the
first year this even has been hold. I
In the race of the day, two
former high school champs of the I
hurdles ran a dead heat. Dan !
Tolman of Indianola, running for
Dorm A and Blake Cathro of j
Omaha Central, running for Stu-1
dent Union put on a great race:
to establish the best mark of the
day, 7.8 seconds and an Inde
pendent record.
Glenn Beerline, also a high
school star in the lows, equalled
Tollman's and Cathro's mark in
establishing his second Denom
record for Presby House. Junior
Collopy, Alpha Tau Omega, also
turned in a 7.8 time for the fraternities.
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-Bob Cerv dribbles away from South Dakota
and Don Bartlett (52) stand and watch. Bus
the Jackrabbits to watch the fun.
Dick Rcgicr
Named to Soph
All-Star Team
Dick Regier, Husker end from
San Luis Obisbo: Cal., has been
named to the Big Seven Sopho
more All-Star team picked by
conference coaches.
The 19-year-old 190-poundei.
just barely edged out teammate
Frank Simon for an end position.
Simon was the Cornhuskers'
leading pass receiver this year
with seven passes caught for a
total of 221 -yards.
In another close contest. Hi
Faubion, Kansas State brilliant
soph halfback,
beat out Husker
back field spot.
Ron Clark for a
T Tuskers..,
Continued from Page 1.
omore Jim Buchanan may well
prove to be a good prediction for
Husker hopes. His ball handling
and dribbling reminded many
fans of Claude RetherWcl. Husker
high scorer and
last three years.
team leader the
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Plu Dells Whip Tans
For Valley .Ball Tillc
Phi Delta Theta added the 1949
volleyball championship to their
already large group of laurels last
week by handing Alpha lau
Omega their first defeat of the
year.
The Phi Dclts, beaten 4-11 in
the first game came back strong
to win the second 13-11. and go
on to rout the Taus in the third.
11-1. The victory was the sev
enth of the year for the Phi Dclts
against no defeats and thus es
tablished all throe divisional
champions this year as unbeaten
mlers.
The Lutherans had previously
taken the Denominational honors
and Geology the Independent
championship, winning all games.
The lineups:
Phi Ie!la Theta
Shea Huston
Mcissner Allen
Graef Cady
Brittcnham MCann
Alpha Tau Omrga
Robinson Denker
Berkshire Russkohl
Blessing Barry
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