q Wednesday, February 11, 1 953
Three NU
Teams On
Trip West
Three Nebraska varsity squads
will head west Thursday for a
sports eventful tour through Colo
rado. I
Holding five victories In six
starts, Coach Al Partin's Husker
grapplers hope to build up their!
respectable record In a couple of
dual meets this weekend. They!
encounter Colorado State at Gree-1
ley Friday and the University of
Colorado at Boulder Saturday
night.
Darrell Adamson, 130-pound
senior from Cherokee, la., is un
defeated in his six matches. Don
Bean, 123-pounder, Charley Bry
nnt, 167 and heavyweight Ed
Husmann have won five and lost
one.
The wrestlers' record to date:
TTahnuka 17, (foul Ttakota II,
Vebmnlc 17, Orlniwll 1,
Xaemak II, Minima Taarban Ofu
kto) 10.
Nthrariia It. Tnwa fliali 18.
Nrtraka It, V bcomln 13.
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Phi Psi's Lead U Saltings;
SndlependeBis Porngnae
Davey-Gavilan
Fight Tonight
Gymnasts To Defend
Undefeated' Record
The undefeated gymnastics
team will engage Colorado State
Teachers at Greeley Friday and
the University of Colorado Satur
day in dual meets. i
Coach J. G. (Jake) Geier's NU,
gymnasts have a dual meet vie-!
tory over Kansas State and a tri
angular win over K-State and! GOOD FOR TWO . . . Sophomore forward Wil-
North Dakota. "We will face our Fabler drives in for a lay-up bucket in the
toughest test at Colorado State," XC-Colorado rame Monday nipht, as BuHaloes
Coach Geier said. Art Bnnte (30), Bob Jeanrerard (12) and Bur-
Captain Tom Kidd, who com-'
petes in the sidehorse, horizontal'
bars, parallel bars and rings, was
the leading Cornhusker scorer in
1952. Three other lettermen listed
on thfc travel squad are Max Ken
nedy, tumbling and trampoline;
Danny Fogel, horizontal bars,
parallel bars, rings and tumbling:
and Don Hodge, tumbling and
trampoline. i
Other squad members to make
the trip are Ray Fallstead, recent!
junior college transfer, Dick
Raecke, Bert Linn and Chuck;
Sprague. I
Mermen Need Rebound
From 1-3 Season Mark
The Husker swimmers, who
seek to improve their record of
one win against three losses, meet
Friday and the University of Colo- Kansas University basketballers j PecUnS gate 01 Z5j,uoo.
rado Saturday in Big beven revamped the Big Seven outlook
dual. jby defeating the Oklahoma Soon-
.The Cornhusker tankmen holdlers on their home court Tues-
a win over Kansas and losses to day night
By BILL MUNDELL
Intramural Sports Columnist
The men from Phi Kappa Psi
hold down three of the four top
intramural basketball ratings this
week as the ratings continue their
regular shakeup, quite common in
this year or hectic piay ana up
sets. The Phi Psi "A" and "B"
teams take over the leadership of
three divisions in week that sees
khe Independent cage teams tak
ing over the AU-University rat
ings.
The Phi Psi "Ayes" continue
as the number one team in the
AU-U and Fraternity "A" ratings
while the "Bees" once more claim
the top spot in the Jumbled fra
ternity "B" listings.
The senior Phi Psi's racked up
wins number six and seven since
the last ratings to keep their rec
ord unblemished tmd the top
won-lost mark in current compe
tition. Alpha Gamma Rho and
Phi Delta Theta felt the leaders'
power in those two outings and
dropped decisive decisions.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, last year's
All-U runnerua holds the second-
ranking rung of the top-ten lad
der this week. The &ig tps are
undefeated in .five outings and
last week crushed defending
champion, Sigma Alpha tpsuon,
for the second time wis season.
, ALL-UNIVERSITY FRATERNITY "A"
1. PU KauM Pal (7-ftl 1. PM Aim Pal
t. Riaau Pkl KptUoa (t-0 S. KitM I'M EpaikM
S. kamblara .V0) S. BteKU Ckl
4. Paaaaaa (-0t 4. Ptonaat Ham
5. Htama Ckl (1-1) a. Tku XI (4-t)
. Iwtkarra Hoaaa (-A) 4, Alpka Ta Oaaaaa (4-1)
T. Viomtt Hwaa l-0 T. PI kaiwa Phi (.-!
" . Nabraaka Co -l) a. Bala Tbata PI
. aophnnmra lanf 4 0) . Ku BaU Taa (4-1)
10. Rorkala (S-H 10. Pkl Gamma )Ha (S-4
INDEPENDENT FRATERNITY "B"
1. Ramblan 1. Pkl Kim Pal M
S. PanilM t. Kara Horn l-0l
S. Ixikaraa Horn i. Pkl Gamma Delta (5-1)
4. Kabtaaka I n-oa 4. Alpha amma Rka
t. Rophnmora Ural a. Ilu I ailloa (VI)
. Rockcta 4. 8 lama (kl (4 t)
7. Hmmtrra (5-t) 7. Brla 8ima Pd (4-1)
M. Navy ROTO (!) . Hicma Pkl KptUoa (4-1)
, Pkalaai (t-t) . Orlla Taa nalla (14)
10. Malkodlal Ham (4-1) 10. Pkl Paha Tkata U-4)
1
dette Haldorson (behind Fagler) look on. Fagler
was hlfh point-gretter for the evening with 27
tellies in Nebraska's 78-86 defeat. (Daily Ne
braskan photo by Del Harding.)
Big 7 Lead
Tightens As
Hawks Win
IM Three-Man
Table Tennis
Begins Monday
Big Seven Standings
w l Pet. rts. op.
5 2 .714 533 451
3 2 .600 340 345
3 2 .600 382 387
3 3 .500 430 423
3 3 .500 433 444
2 4 433 415 450
2 5 .286 478 501
Kansas
Oklahoma . .
Kansas State
NEBRASKA
Colorado . . .
Missouri
Iowa State . .
National sports followers will
direct their interest to the Davey
Gavilan world championship
night, when champion Kid Gav-I Tcam tennis, which has
ilan of Cuba takes the favorite's , been absent from the University
role in his defense of the crown intramural roster for three years,
against Chuck Davey, undefeated' . . .
young pro sensation. iwi11 agam be m P Mon-
Arts from Michigan State, chal- Three-man ping pong matches! last ratings, the Lutherans c is
lenges the bolo-punching champ will be held this year. An offi- Ifc of,.stnf- w,,i
as a definite underdog cial intramural trophy JTtn
Gavilan will receive 40 per cent awarded to the All-University Pioneer House also makes a
SLL.l JPJLPLS0 championship team, and merit1 gain this week. Seventh this week
SLTlt will be given to ,
ber six over Delta Sigma Phi last
week.
Nebraska Co-op, absent for a
couple of weeks, reappears in the
number eight post. The co-opers
turned the victory trick for the
fifth time in six games last week
by overcoming an improving Que
Ball outfit
Two newcomers make their
first appearance this week in the
ninth and tenth spots. The Sopho
more Dents, w i n n e r s of six
straight gain ninth and the Rock
ets, double losers only to the
Ramblers gain tenth.
Last time's top-ranking frater
nity "B" aggregation, Phi Gamma
Delta, took it on the chin from
Alpha Tau Omega "B" last week
The Si Eps have a long roaa,"""," w,
ahead of them, however, as two
mem into
nnstDonements force
seven games the next three weeks.
The Ramblers take over the
third ranking spot this week. Un
beaten in live stans, me ram
blers disposed of the rugged Rock
ets for the second time last week.
Tn climbinc from fifth in the
a 11 -IT rankinsrs. the Ramblers
also take over the top Indepen
dent spot, replacing the Pansies.
The Pansies drop from second
to four in the All-U listings this
week and from first to second in
the Independent ratings. Al
though unbeaten in six contests,
the Pansie victory last week was
a forfeit from Heagy Manor and
they lost ground to the impres
sive Ramblers.
Sigma Chi .although winning a
pair last week, drop from fourth
to fifth this week to make room
for the onrushing Ramblers In
cluded in the list of Sig victims
last week were Sigma Nu and
Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
The Lutheran student Associa
tion makes a big jump this week
from ninth to sixth. Since the
week. Unbeaten Phi Kappa Psi
"B" and Farm House "B" took ad
vantage of the Weeji Fiji slump
and gain a rung each and take
over the top two positions.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, third last
week, drop entirely out of the
standings as they were handed a
pair of losses. The Phi Gam and
Sig Alph slump hurt the remain
der of the league V outfits and
they dropped accordingly. Sigma
Chi, although winning their
fourth in six starts, drop from
The Aggies have lost to the Phi
Psi's and Phi Delt Juniors while
DU's have lost only to the Farm
House aggregation.
Beta Sigma Psi split a pair of
contest and drops from sixth to
seventh while Phi Delta Theta,
winner over Alpha Gamma Rho,
gains the tenth spot. Sigma Phi
Epsilon replaces the Sig Alph
juniors in this week's ratings.
ebating the SAE's and gaming
eighth place.
Independent ratings also suf
fered a new shakeup. With the
Ramblers and Pansies exchanging
the first two positions and Ne
braska Co-op and Dental Sopho
mores climbing from sixth and
seventh to the fourth and fifth
spots, the Rockets jumped two
rungs to sixth.
The Hoopsters dropped from
third to seventh this week on
the heels of their shellacking at
the hands of the Mustangs while
Heagy Manor s forfeit to the Pan
sies dropped them from the rat
ings entirely.
The Phalanx, idle last week.
hold ninth place while the Meth
odist Student House make their
first appearance of the year in
tenth on the strength of their
showing against the Lutherans
and their victory over Presby
fifth to sixth and Delta Tau!
Delta barely manages to hang on House,
at ninth. Holdrege "A", fifth last week,
Alpha Gamma Rho and Delta, drop from the top-ten as their
Upsilon used the league V siump stock slumped twice at the hands
to climb from seventh and eighth 'of the A& Men's Club and Ag
to fourth and fifth, respectively. I Jokers.
rvnrh Phne- Aiipn'e snrnrisinpi in8 Commission officials are ex- members of the winning team
coacn rnog Alien s surprising f nnn .
GrinnelL Oklahoma and Kansas,
Coach Web Emery will take a
squad of 12 on the Junket
The auad entries:
SftO-rerd aaa4Uar irtar Ur4 Itaad, Dick over
The Jayhawkers, defending a
long record of home victories,
take over first place in the con-
Knostman Peps
Wildcat Win
The Kansas State Wildcats, pre
season Big Seven tournament
Each team is instructed to sub
mit a roster of the three team
members plus five alternate mem
bers. One organization may have
only two teams.
Entries are due at room 102 of
the Physical Education building
not later than Friday, Feb. 13.
Pairings will be posted on the
ference with their 87-59 romp champions and favorite to win the
the Oklahomans. Kansas conference title, shellacked Iowa
-mail tiaaitiia f ai ia irrr- T--- -- "nw "as recora, as com- btate, 74-64, Monday nignt at i intramural ouueun board Mon-
- - - jMt Pared 10 the Sooners' 3-2 slate. Ames to climb into third place day, Feb. 16. All players should
;. fr"M """' -"""i Coach Harry Good's Cornhusk-un the Big Seven Conference race.1 see their pairings at once.
it - ers lace me jaynawKers ai w- m6k Knostman. lankv Cat The matches will be held in the
rence Saturday. The Scarlet is nivot. h;c 31 nointa to lead theW vmi
: 4 V- ir - - 1 viiuiii wujtMvi4.
His scoring efforts beat.
Main Feature Clock
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Varsity: "Androcles and the
Lion," 1:10, 3:17, 5:24, 7:31, 8:30.
State: "Hiawatha," 1:00, 3:55,
6:50. 9:45, "Torpedo Alley," 2:31,
5:26, 8:21.
m 11 1 mum
f4l.iiaV
iiwwnrf fnMtri orammd. Gnrf-ow. currently lodged in a tie with
ivnri ifcrk Ri: pi w-""- Colorado for fourth and fifth in
-rokH)HMl; "jconference standings, behind Ok
4iwr fwrW Biti. Gtr. 'lahoma and the K-State Wildcats,
400-Tara trantttte may i rwm, .
unkl, FHtnam, IWMd.
" who both own 3-2 league records.
winners.
Colorado's Art Bunte's record of
29 points against the Cyclone's,
made last Saturday night.
After building up a 14-point
half time margin, the Cyclones
pulled within four points of the
lead by the end of the third cjuar-
Coach Harry Good's Nebraska team has been unmarred in league jter, and tied the game at 55-all
cagers, who stunned Kansas State play on its home court for two early in the final cant.
Huskers Face KU Next
last Saturday, but absorbed de
feat at the hands of Colorado
years.
The
Cornhuskcrs play their
Monday, are still in line for an next tw0 games on the road, so
upper division placement in the must overcome the visiting team
Big Seven race. !jinx which has established itself
The Huskers must defeat the in the conference this season.
Kansas Jayhawkers, trurrent con
ference leaders, at Lawrence Sat
urday in order to hold their pres
ent fourth place rating. The KU
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