Friday, December 9 ,1949
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Head Coach Harrv Good said
Thursday Nebraska's failure to
build up a large half-time score
against the Northwest Missouri
Teachers was due to the lack
of consistent scoring from out
court.
Good indicated he would drill
the squad heavily on long shots.
"I definitely intend to stress
shooting from out on the court
before our game Monday," he
said. "You must have good
shooters or your under the bas
ket game won't work," Good
continued.
The Cornhusker mentor ex
plained that an opponent will
spot a team's inability to hit
from the floor and drop back
to protect their basket, thus
stopping a "drive-in" attack.
Good was pleased by the Hus
ker's penetration of the Teach
ers's defense in the second half.
"I thought the boys did a more
than satisfactory job in decip
hering their style and holding
them to four field goals in the
second half," he said.
I The work of sophomores,
Norm "Buckets" Wilnes of Sid
ney and Jim Buchanan, Fort
Wayne, Ind., was mentioned by
Good as worthy of mention. He
indicated that with more season
ing both men would see quite
a bit of action this year.
In reference to the coming
Bradley game, Good said, "It
will be one of the tougher, if
not the toughest early teams we
will meet."
The Huskers will meet the
Bradley quintet Monday night
school's new gymnasium in
Peoria, Illinois.
The team will leave Lincoln
Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and arrive
in Galesburg, 111. at 5:55 p.m.
Following dinner, a special bus
will transport the Cornhuskers
to Peoria. Good plans to drill
the squad Sunday night on the
new Bradley floor.
Geicr Captains
Gymnast Team
Leo Geier, senior from Lin
coln was named captain of the
1949-50 University of Nebraska
Gymnastics team, during the half
of the Nebraska-Northwest
Missouri Teachers basketball
game Wednesday night.
Gymnast i c s
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Coach Jake
Geier also had
an award for
Phil Sprague.
Also a senior,
Sprague was
given a trophy
for the high
point man of
1948.
Ge i e r and
Sprague, along
with their M
teammales, put Leo Geier
on an exhibition of their talents
during the . intermission period.
Their first match is Jan. 14 and
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Huskcr Coaches
Tour The State
Nebraska football coaches will
make the rounds of various high
schools in the state this week,
speaking at high school athletic
dinners.
Coach Bill Glassford started
Tuesday at Broken Bow and
Wednesday at Valentine where
he attended the All-Northwest
Football rally at Hay Springs,
Wednesday night. Other appear
ances will be in Alliance and
North Platte Thursday.
Cambridge is the destination
of Bob Davis, Nebraska back
field , coach, Wednesday night.
Coach Geier is confident that by
that time they will be able to show
any team in the country a rough
time.
Other members of the tumbling
team are: Art Hillman, Ed Craren,
Bob Yarwood, Paul Hughes, Norm
Anderson, Bob Orr and Cliff
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The finals in the table tennis
tournament will be played Mon
day. The winners of the games
between Jo Noble and Jeanne
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Aria Solfermaser will play then.
The semifinals were played
Thursday.
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