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From The Sidelines
Ohlahoma-Bovjl,
Boll, Or Mow?
Glenn Nelson
After doing more than their share of moaning because Big
fame iMooW1-8110 th Sners to 'particSfte T irr bow!
game, it looks like University of Oklahoma officials have'finnliv de
cided w tock to the Big Seven conference-for a while, anyhow.
. ?lahom ,th,et, committee Walter Kraft.
Fridav lnnt L'f18 rErrw"' the Swest Conference
naay in an attempt to "establish friendly rela
tions wim tne conference, was apparently at
teraptlnr to ret the Sooners to re-join their
one-time associates. Oklahoma had been a char
ter member of the Southwest loop at one time.
? r0Su' PrLcsident of OU, calmed the
situaUon Friday when he reported Kraft's trip to
?J!?a 8n exPloratory mission for the Oklahoma
Doara of regents.
K-.huthfr '"".J104 the Sooners bolt tho Big
S!5S,.rfLta that they were seriously
? "frence officials have not shown
?i.fi. ?l 0f iesLre to the Sooners. al-
Jh. 2.0t mch has come from them in the
"-j M.rci quotations on the situation.
Big Seven Cage Race Nears
ennfnw thef.co"ference basketball squads busily playing non
Kansas State M,ithf B g Sen V t Kansas City, the
powerful inrf!id4Cats H1 the team to beat- The Cats edged a
KStV. S? na.te,m' 82"80, Satuay night, as big center Dick
Svnr S f JCW in V p?ints for K-State- Iiana was pre-season
t! k Se?)nl,Plac? in tne Bif?'Ten this season.
.tnA a er. headline loop play last week end, Oklahoma (2-1)
home mLouH TV?,lly by Southern Methodist to win, 59-54, at
Wh' S, penef its ,season with 8 66"62 win over Ft. Leonard
iLa highly-regarded Army outfit. Sophomore forward Win Wil
ton led Sparky Stalcup's Tigers with 15 points.
season Thf jiv?P "TV ?,4"v51 .upset ,or KUs "rst ,oss f the
siWiiS1 year-They w,n be Nebr,ska's
torSio."" thdr firSt defeat in three
Top Game Off Our List?
With Christmas vacation beginning Dec. 20, a great number of
complaints have been made by students who have observed that two
top non-conference ,home games have been scheduled for Dec 23
and Jan. 3. J
Since the games being played are basically for the benefit of
the student body, tt seems unfair to have the games scheduled at
such a time that many of their tickets will be unused therefore
lessening the value of a season student ticket.
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SPRINGFIELD FIRST-STRINGERS . , . Clayton Bywaters (left)
and Frank Januszewski will open at the guard positions for
Springfield College against the Huskers Wednesday night in the
Coliseum. The Maroons are currently undefeated, holding wins over
Brown and Wesleyan.
3 Games Face
MU This Week
Three games in five nights will
send the University of Missouri
basketball team plunging head
long into its court schedule this
week.
Home games Tuesday and
Thursday will bring Arkansas
and Texas Christian respec
tively to the Brewer Field
House. Tif-off Is at 8 pm. For
a Saturday finale, the Tigers
swing west to Laramie, Wyo.,
for a bout with Coach Ev Shel
ton's Wyoming Cowboys.
Arkansas will invade Columbia
with a new coach and a new style
of play. Coach Sparky Stalcup
figures his eBngals will have to
hit an early-season peak to handle
13 Unbeaten Squads Lead IM
A, B, Independent Cage Loops
Fraternity A Division
League 1
Sigma Chi 3-0
Sigma Phi Epsilon 1-0
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1-1
Alpha Tau Omega . . . .1-1
Delta Tau Delta 1-1
Sigma Nu 0-2
Phi Gamma Delta 0-2
League 2
Phi Kappa Psi 3-0
Kappa Sigma 2-0
Phi Delta Jheta 2-1
Beta Theta Pi 1-1
ThetaXi 1-1
Alpha Gamma Rho 0-3
Delta Upsilon 0-3
League 3
Farm House 3-0
Pioneer Co-op 2-0
Beta Sigma Psi 1-1
Cornhusker Co-op 1-1
Brown Palace Co-op 1-2
Sigma Alpha Mu 1-2
Delta Sigma Phi 0-3
Fraternity B Division
League 4
Pi Kappa Phi 2-0
League 5
Phi Gamma Delta 3-0
Sigma Chi 2-0
Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... .1-1
Alpha Tau Omega 1-2
Sigma Phi Epsilon 0-2
Sigma Nu 0-2
League 6
Phi Kappa Psi 3-0
Delta Tau Delta 2-1
Phi Delta Theta 2-1
Alpha Gamma Rho ..... .2-1
Ag Men's Club 3-1
Uni Aggies 2-1
Ag Jokers 2-1
the Porkers, long on size and
savvy this year under Coach Glen
Rose.
Mizzou meets Drake at Des
Moines Dec. 23, before moving
into the Big Seven's post-Christmas
tourney at Kansas City.
By GARY FRANDSEN
Sports Staff Writer
After making a very credible
showing against Ozzle Cowles'
powerful Minnesota outfit, Coach
Harry Good and his Cornhusker
cagers are awaiting their pre-
holiday clash with Springfield
College (Mass.) tomorrow night
at the coliseum.
Nebraska will be out to make
It two in a row on the Coliseum
maples. In the season's initial
game, the Huskers thumped
South Dakota 65-53.
Turning back to last Saturday's
encounter with the Gophers in
which the Huskers bowed 71-62,
Good was very pleased with the
performance of the Scarlet and
Cream. As Good put it, "We did
a fine job defensively, but our of
fensive game still needs plenty of
improvement." ,
If anything could be at
tributed to the Husker defeat,
it was the electrifying perform
ance of the Gopher's Chuck
Mencel. The classy sophomore
guard dumped in 24 points and
was the prime factor in Minne
sota's big third-quarter barrage.
Up to that time, the Husker zone
had throttled the Minnesota offen
sive machine, but as soon as Men
cel began to unload from out-
Skirts In Sports
Inter-Denominational
Wins Nebraska Ball
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' y Georgia Hulac
. inier-jjenominauonai floes it again! The Inter-Denominational
team edged out the Kappa Kanna Gamma No. 1 team n takp ha
uue win in me weoraska Pan tournament last Wednesday.
During the half time the game was tied but the Inter-Denominational
walked off with their second win of the year. The Inter-Denominational
team also won the volleyball tournament.
Reinhardt Wins Title
Suzie Reinhardt, Delta Gamma, nut a title In
her pocket. She bowled high enough to get the
top honor In the bowling tournament Suiie
bowled against Lois Srb, Kappa Alpha Theta,
in the final game.
The last co-recreation night of the vear will
be this Wednesday at Grant Memorial, 7 p.m.
The trampoline will be up ready to be lumped
on and the mats for badminton and volleyball will
Ag Parasites l-2iD.e.uP too. If you aje not interested in those ac-
Vocational As 0-3'tivities there is always table tennis and duckpins.
I - 'in I 1)0 nt forget to sign your name, and hours
League iy that vnu snpnH at
Alpha Gamma Rho C ..3-0, points for voting credit. Miss Hanoeter. faculty
Ag Men's Club "B" ..... .2-1 adviser, will have the paper to sign on.
Representatives Meeting
After vacation there Is going to be a Representatives meeting.
It is going to be a Very important meeting and each representa
tive Is urged to be present at this meeting. Also after vacation
will be basketball officials meeting. The exact dates for these
meetings are not known yet.
Since the basketball tournament will not start until next sem-
Farm House "C" 1-2
Ag College YMCA 1-2
Holdrege "B" 0-2
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Kappa sigma o-3iPhalanx ; ; ; ; ; Vo
Ineta Chi 0-0 cfM 11 ester, the gym will be ODened at 5 n.m. for anv team who wich tn
independent Division
League 7
Farm House 2-0
Beta Sigma Psi 2-0
Acacia 1-0
Delta Upsilon 2-1
Pioneer Co-op 1-1
Pi Kappa Phi 0-3
Brown Palace Co-op 0-3
League 8
Lutheran S. A 2-0
Newman Club 1-0
Inter-Varsity 1-1
pi:pr n.9r uaaneiDBu. oee miss iviuivaney, waa sponsor, and re-
week and the twp weeks following vacation until finals start.
IM Winners
For just a review, here are the winners of the intramural
tournaments which have occured this year.
Ramblers 0-0
League 12
Hoopsters 2-0
Nebraska Co-op 2-0
Dorm Bullets , 1-1
Que Balls ...1-1
Rummies , .0-2
Mustangs 0-2
Tau Scrubs 0-0
League 13
Pansies 2-0
M Street 1-1
Dorm Comets 1-1
Methodist House 1-1
Acacia 2-0 University YMCA 1-1 p 1
Theta Chi 1-1 Baptist House O-IIw-. m ' ' " 7 i
Zeta Beta Tau 1-1 Presby House 0-2 n o
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Holdrege A 3-1
Tau Kappa Epsilon 0-2
Norris House 0-2
Basketball Alpha Chi Omega
Table Tennis Jean Blickenstaff, Wesley
Dance Kappa Alpha Theta
Softball Kappa Delta
Badminton Nlta Helmstadter and Janet Bailey, Alpha Fhi
Soccer baseball Kappa Alpha Theta
Tennis doubles Cynthia Holyoke, Kappa Alpha Theta and
Denise Bobrer
Volleyball Inter-Denominational
Swimming Kappa Alpha Theta
Duckpins Chi Omega
Bowling Suzie Reinhardt, Delta Gamma
Nebraska ball Inter-Denominational
The WAA council wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year!
court, the Huskers were forced to
abandon the lone and switch into
a man-to-man.
Good, however, thought the
Cornhuskers handled Ed Kala
fat and Bob Gelle, the remain
ing two of Minnesota's big
three, In fine style. Although
Kalafat collected 15 points, he
could manage only five field
goals. Up to Saturday's tussle,
the big center had been aver
aging 18 points per garnet
Gelle, the Gophers' captain, had
been hitting nearly 50 percent of
his shots prior to the skirmish
with Nebraska, but in the game
the star forward could net only
six joints.
As far as individual play on
the Cornhuskers, Good singled
out Don Weber, Bill Johnson,
Joe Good and Fred Seger as all
coming through with top per
formances. Weber and Johnson
did some hard rebo u n d 1 n g
throughout the evening while
Good did a commendable Job
offensively. Seger was also his
nsn a I self with an excellent
floor game."
Looking forward to tomorrow's
aKalr with Springfield. Good
stated that he knew little about
the potentiality of the invading
quintet from the east.
Coach John Bunn's touring
Maroons are led by Co-captain
Alan Schutts who last year had
a brilliant average of 22.5
points per game in 26 contests.
The 6' 3" center has also accum
ulated an average of 18 points,
over a three-year span at the
Massachusetts school.
Others slated to start for
Springfield arc Elias Mulzac and
Courtefjr Lincoln Journal
PACES SCORERS... Jo Good,
Nebraska guard, leads the
Husker scoring parade with 24
points In the first two games.
Good Is the only senior on the
NU aquad this season.
and Francis Januszewski and
Clayton Bywaters at the guards.
In their first two outings,
Bunn's b a s k e t b a 1 lers have
trimmed Brown 63-61 and
drubbed Wesleyan (Conn.) 86
50. Springfield is referred by many
as the home of basketball, for ft
was here that Dr. James Nesmith,
then Director of Physical Educa
tion .invented the en me of basket-
Larry McClements at the forwards! ball in 1891.
Frosh Teams To Raise
Curtain Wednesday Eve
Coach Tony Shame has divided
his frosh cagers into two squads
in preparation for a preliminary
tussie oeiore the Nebraska
Springfield College fray Wednes
day evening.
The "Red" and the "White"
freshman teams, who will meet
at 6 p.m., each have been as
signed twelve players.
The "Red" team will be com
posed of Glen Sullivan, Ben
Meckel, Wayne Westphahl, Bruce
Martin, Warren Ahrens, Ward
David, Haynes Harrington, Dave
Barnes, Kuss Uehling, Don Slrles,
Norm Coufal, and Bob Brown.
"White squad members in
clude Don Keiser, Duane Buel,
Bob Prokop, Leigh Larson, Joe
Poynter, Dave Bell, Charles
Smith, Bill Roy, Ron Hansen, Rex
jChristenson, Ken Johnson, and
John Irenerry.
During the halftime of the
varsity fray the Women's Phy
sical Education department will
present folk and art form
square dancing. Included in the
presentation will be a "summer
hoedown."
Following the Springfield- Ne
braska basketball game at the
coliseum Wednesday, Coach Al
Partin's varsity wrestlers will en
gage a B team-freshman combination.
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