THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Thursday. December 8, 1949
xfCiWeEieaid Scores 19 IPoiras
T Lesic3 ScirSe cand Crecaura
BY JERRY WARREN
Bus Whitehead, playing only a short portion of the j
second half, racked up 19 points to spearhead the Huskers
to a 58-39 victory over a short Northwest Missouri. Tea
chers team.
The 6-9 senior from Scottsbluff made all but three of
his tallies in the first half. He would have made more if he
-; had been in the game after Al
Henningsen, stellar Teachers cen
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28 Letters
Awarded
Gridders
With the finish of a good foot
ball season, the Nebraska football
players were awarded letters for
the 1949 season by Coach Bill
Glassford. Numerals were given
to the freshmen squad memhbers
by II. II. Hanscom.
In all twenty-eight letters were
given to varsity players, with two
of the group, Tom Novak and
Arden Means, winning their
fourth letter in the gridiron
sport.
Playing only one game against
another freshman squad, the Ne
braska yearlings had the rough
duty of scrimmaging the varsity
almost every night for their only
football glory of the 1949 sea
son. The letter winners:
Nli k Al(!url; Art Bauer: Don Elmim :
Oer;ilrl Kim Kusnn ; Ken Kiscber; Iiiek
tioPKlpin: Krpl Hawkins; Hex Hoy; Hay
Vaarrtfn; Rill Maxi; Ardn Manc; Harry
Mcginnlx; Bill Mueller, Hob Mullen;
Kran Nafili; Tom Novak; Herb Ree.se:
Dink Ket:ier: l:,rwin Salestrom; Robert
Schncjiler: Flank Simen. Jr. ; Walt Hpel
man: Cbarlea Tooood ; Richard yot ;
John Dicrk.i, student manager.
The frosh numeral winners:
Ttnbert Barelnis; John Benda; Pari
Brasee; Don Hull; Don Carlson; Harold
Close; Tom riioyre; Keith Colson: T-d
Connor; Clnyton Curtlsi; Herman IdnrU
l.iUP: rierild Klino; Keith Kiene; I'tiil
flahcl; Stanley c.erlneh: P.iibard fioll;
Jack 'Irem; I';iiil ;nrnm; Wayne lland
bv. Robert Hinn: Tom Harper: Richard
Tieacox; Iiouk Hcntnl:er: ilounfil Her
tiM; In, me liuenke: Kd Hussman; Keith
Kreycik; Jack I-iulilis, Jim Lcvcnduvky;
Louis Lehman.
Boh Mr-Bride: Allen Osborne; fJeorKe
Panich; Kallcy I'ii kerinp ; Ceorire lro
cliaska; Boh Kr-v nolrls ; Kav Rilenbirk;
Kenneih Schroerl.-r : Ven Scoit : John Sin
clair: Jim Hoirinlers; le Thibault; Ir
vinK Tiiode; fiiil Winuender; Toney Winey.
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ter, fouled out of the game with 8
minutes remaining.
Henningsen, captain for the
Maryville squad, was the whole
show for the teachers both on of
fense and defense.
The Teachers led only once in
the game. Lloyd Younger, G-0
guard, dumped a basket in the
first two minutes of the game
to put the visitors ahead, three
to one. Both teams had pre
viously made a free toss.
Altho in the lead most of the
first half, the Huskers could not
stretch their margin to more
than eight points. Whitehead and
Bob Gates kept the Scarlet and
Cream ouj in the front with al
ternating shots. Gates scored all
of his eight points in the first half.
With the gigiantic combination
of Whitehead and Bob Pierce,
G-6'l', working the boards from
the center and forward slots, the
Huskers wasted no time in in
creasing their lead in the second
half.
Jim Buchanan, sophomore from
Fort Wayne, Ind., dumped in a
shot under the basket to give
the Cornhuskers a 48-30 lead
with ten minutes remaining in
the game. The Teachers never
overcame that 18 point margin.
Coach Harry Good substituted
freely in the last eight minutes
and used all his sophomores. One
of them, Norm Wilnes, 6-2 for
ward from Sidney, had trouble
getting started but performed
well after a change of jerseys.
All but four of the 16 Husker
players that saw action figured
in the scoring and all but three
fouled.
A surprise starter in the game
was Joe Brown, three year let
tcrman from Nashville, Tenn. He
teamed with Bob Cerv to make a
speedy backcouit combination.
Cerv reinjured his knee in the
early pait of the game and was
used sparingly after that. His re
placement, Gates joined with
Whitehead to dominate most of
the first half scoring.
The large margin toward the
last of the game gave Good a
chance to give his sophomores
much-needed experience in ac
tual game conditions.
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HUSKER GIANT Milton
"Bus" Whitehead, tallest man
in Ncbiaska basketball history
at 6-9, spearhead the NU at
attack Saturday night with 19
points.
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Fran Naglo, Teachers college
junior, was listed by the Nebras
ka State Journal Wednesday
night as "one of the biggest news
stories of the year." In a photo
quiz which listed six Nebraskans,
The Journal said ol Nagle: "His
specialty was touchdowns."
The other five prominent Ne
braskans listed in the quiz were
Brig. Gen. Guy N. Henninger,
Nebraska National Guard; Earl
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Gladwin Young, USDA official;
Mrs. Arthur Howring, vice chair
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Sportalk
BY BILL MUNDELL
Sigma Chi stock in the 1949
IM Indoor Track Meet took a big
rise last week during the shot put
preliminaries when two of their
men heaved the iron ball over 49
feet.
Warren Jensen led the quali
fiers in the shot with a heave of
49 feet 8 inches while his fra
ternity brother, Ted Conner tossed
the weight 49 feet 1'2 inches for
the second best effort of the day.
Lawrence Blaser became the
first DU to qualify in the meet,
coming through with the third
best put of the afternoon, 45 feet
10 inches. Charlie Toogood, Hus
ker frid star, kept the Phi Delta
Theta colors flying with a fourth
place heave ol 44 feet 2 inches.
The rest ol the fraternity quali
fiers and their distances are:
Bruce Villars TKE, 43 ft; Bob
Howie eBta, 42-9; Wayne Hand
shy Phi Gam, 41-8; Tom Har
per Beta. 41-6; Paul Grimm
Phi Gam: Frank Collopy ATO,
41-2; Hvle Thibault Sig Ep,
41-1; Art Hansen Sig Ep, 40-9;
Jack Greer Beta, 40-6; and Dean
Brittenham Phi Delt, 40-2.
Prochaska Sets New Mark.
George Prochaska of the New
man Club set a new Interdenomi
national record in the shot put
with a heave of 45 feet 4 1 2 inches.
Prochaska's toss was fur better
than the rest of his field.
The rest of the Denominational
qualifiers are: Gerard Walton, Bob
Shuler. Jack Steven. Bill Pratt,
and Bill Mundell, all of Presby
House. '
Floyd Golf set a new Independ
ent record in the shot with a toss
of 43 feet. Ed Zabel and C. G.
Forck, both of Ag Men's Club,
rounded out the qualifiers for the
Independents.
Eighteen men qualified Tuesday
night for the finals of the high
jump with the jumping competi
tion not going over five feet two
inches.
The qualiifers are: Paul Holm
ATO: Mick Sisley DX; Howard
Dennis DU: living Thode and
.Dean Brittenham Phi Delt: Neal
Prince SX: Wayne Eisenhart
Phi Gam; Al Hanson Sig Ep;
Gienn Beerline, Chester Scott;
Gerard Walton, Raleigh Barker
Presby: Geo. Prochaska, Neil
Campbell, Duane Hurt Newman
Club: Norman Scott. Keith Moul
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