Friday, December 11, 1953
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Iowa Coach
Performances
More experimenting with vari
ous lineup combination has been
the plan for University of Iowa
basketball players this week,
Coach Bucky O'Connor said, as
the second step in the develop
ment of the Hawkeyes through
December non-conference games.
The Iowans won their opener
from a veteran Washington Uni
versity team last Saturday, 51
49, and next face the Huskcrs
here Saturday night. Next home
opponent is Colorado A&M Deo.
15.
"I WAS pleased with our de
fensive play but on offense our
players must get better fast
breaks and should take many
more shots. Actually they should
have around 80 shots and they
iook only 47," Coach Q!onnor
commented.
He said that his plan of using
two complete teams in units was
Finals January 12
Intramural Track Trial
Draws Huge Entry List
Blue Ribbons Are Scattered
The intramural qualification
track trials drew a huge field this
week leaving Coach Ed Weir well
pleased.
Weir announced that finals for
the independent and fraternity
meets are to be held January 12.
The Husker track coach also
stated that a independent-fraternity
track duel would be held
January 16, at 2 p.m.
INDEPENDENT
0 Yard Dash
1st Dave Beals Spikes 8.5.
2nd Dick Harkins Ramblera.
3rd Chs. Gibson Indep.
4th Andy Cousins Spikes.
6th Fletcher Bell Indep.
6th Dirk Rolston Ramblers
AO Yard Ixm Hardies
1st John McWIlliams Ramblers 7.5.
2nd Dan Linguist Spikes.
3rd Jack Braley Ramblers.
4th Bill Poehling Spikes.
60 Yard Hlah Hurdles
1st Jon McWIlliams Ramblers 8.1.
2nd Dan Llndquist Spikes.
3rd Jack Braley Ramblers.
Ona Lap Run
1st Dick Harkins Ramblen 19. 8.
2nd Charles Gibson Indep.
3rd Dave Seals Spikes.
4th Ken Relnerj Ramblen.
8ftO Yard Rug
. 1st Forrest Dollna Spikes 2:15.
2nd Bill Poehllna Spikes.
3rd Duane Burien Indep.
4th Arnold Steevey Indep.
440 Yard Daih
1st Andy Cousins, Spikes 68.8,
Snd Darrell Knecht Spikes.
It Lb. Shot Put
1st Ken Relners Ramblers 48 ft. 8tt
m.
2nd Richard Wamsat Indep. 48-7 In.
Srd Cart Vondra Spikes 43 ft 4 in.
4th Forrest Doling Spikes. 39 ft. 4 ta.
Rnnnlns Broad Jump
1st Forrest Dollna Spikes. 19 ft. 814 In.
2nd Jack Braley Ramblers 19 ft, 4 In.
3rd Dirk Rolston Ramblen 18 it, 1
m.
4th Don Robinson Indep. 18 ft. 1H In.
5th Fletcher Bell Indep. 17 ft. 1
Pol Vaalttaa.
Qualify at 9 ft.
' Don Blanc Independent.
Bill Poehllnt Spikes.
Kaanbit Hilh Jama
Qualify at 5 ft. 4 In.
Jack Eraley Ramblen.
pan Llndquist Spikes.
Merit Brest! Srlkes.
FRATERNITY
0 Yard Dash
1st Burnell McMaster, Delta.
1st Rex Fischer, Phi Gam 6.8s.
lit David Jones, S A E 6.9a.
2nd Dennis Smith, S A E.
1 2nd"-TVd Connor, 61a Chi.
2nd Ladd Hanscom, Phi Oam.
3rd Jan Strickland, Sit Nu.
Srd Jim Cedardahl, Phi Delt.
3rd Ron Danek. Delta.
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Expects Improved
From Soph Stars
successful in that it put more
players into the game, one of
the objectives of the experiments,
However, O'Connor may not nec
essarily continue this method, de
pending upon how various play
ers react to different groups.
"I expected some of our sopho
mores to be tense in their opener
but that will be overcome with
more experience. But we must
improve on our outside shoot
ing to loosen up defenses," the
coach declared.
On the starting team were only
two veterans, Deacon Davis, for
ward; and Chuck Jarnagin,
guard. The all-sopohomore com
bination played about 23 min
utes, including all of the second
half, broken up by two late guard
replacement. Logan with 11
points was Iowa higher scorer,
followed by Sharm Scheuerman
80 Yard Low Hurdles
1st Doug Gibson, Phi Delt 7.7s.
1st Bob Knapple, Phi Delt 7.7.
1st Ladd Hanscom, Phi Gam 8.5.
2nd Bill Marshall, 8 A E.
2nd Warner Olson, Phi Psl.
2nd Dick Long, D. U.
Srd Allan Doggatt, Phi Gam.
3rd Larry Blevins. Delta.
Srd Raymond Donn, Sig Chi.
0 Yard High Hurdles
1st Doug Gibson. Phi Delt 7.9.
1st Warner Olson, Phi Psl 8.4.
2nd Emerson Scott, Phi Gam.
2nd Bill Marshall, S A E.
Srd Ted Connor, Sig Chi.
Srd Raymond Donn, Sig Chi.
4th AI Schmld, A G R.
4th Bill Giles, Phi Delt.
On Lap Ran
1st Emerson Scott, Phi Gam 30.0s.
1st David Jones, S A E 30.7s.
2nd Jan Strickland, Sig Nu.
2nd Lob Burnham, Delta.
Srd Ladd Hanscom, Phi Gam.
3rd Bob Niemann, A T O.
4th John Noble, Delta.
4th Dick Meredith. D TJ.
880 Yard Rbb
1st Hugh Camera, Acacia 2:15.
1st Robert Anderson, Acacia 2:15.
2nd Don Beck. A G R.
2nd Berl Spencer, Phi Gam.
3rd Ed McReynolds, Farm House.
3rd Merle Mason, D U.
4th Bill Merryman, D TJ.
4th Mel Harvey, Sig Chi.
440 Yard Dash
1st Robert Anderson, Acacia 56. St.
1st Emerson Scott, Phi Gam 56.8i.
1st Hush Camera, Acacia 67.7s,
2nd Phil Hart, Phi Gam.
3rd Jack Talimo, Phi Delta.
Srd Doran Post, Phi Delt.
4th Roger Barnard, Sig Chi.
4th Bob Niemann, A T O.
IS Lb. Shot Pot
1st Bill SUes, Phi Delt 48 f.t 4 In.
2nd Rosen, S A M 48 ft. 1 fn.
3rd Jim Cedardahl, Phi D 47 ft. 8 H
4th Ted James. A T O 47 ft. 7 in.
5th Bob Oberlin. 81a Chi 45 ft. 3H
In.
6th Dick Rangelsen. Sig Nu 43 ft. 9 In
7th Bill Marshall, S A E 41 ft 7fc m
Knnnnat Broad Jump
1st Rex Fischer, Phi Gam 20 ft. 8tt In.
2nd Ladd Hanscom, Phi Gam 20 ft. 7,
3rd Dennis Smith, 8 A E 19 ft. 9 In.
4th Ted Connor, Sig Chi 19 ft. Stt In,
5th Duane Rankin, Phi Pti 19 ft. 4 in.
6lh Jim -Cedanrahl. Phi Delt 19 ft. -7th
Bill Ham, Delts 18 ft. 9 In.
Pol Vaulting Qualify at 9 ft.,6M in.
1st Ed Zabel, A G R.
Bill Marshall, S A E.
Clark Caley, Phi Gam.
Bob Kirkendall, Phi Gam.
Jack Shalla, Delts. '
Allen Aden, Delts.
Jack Hawkins, Sig Chi.
Kannma High Jam
Qualify at 5 ft. 4 in.
1st Ed Zabel, A G R.
Jim Ylesley, 8 A E.
Bob Knapple, Phi Delt.
Doug Gibson, Phi Delt.
Dave Alkire, Phi Pti.
Jack Skalla, Delts.
Allen Aden, Delts.
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and Roy Johnson, each , with 8,
and Davis with 6.
Iowa's shot percentage for the
opener was only .277 but the
players hit .757 on free throws.
SQUADS for Saturday night's
freshman intra-squad basket
ball game were announced today
by Coach W. D. (Tony) Sharpe.
The contest will start at 6:15
p.m. as a preliminary to the
Iowa-Nebraska varsity fray. The
squads:
RED
Forwards Bob Cook, Lincoln;
Rex Ekwall, Holmesville; Allan
Duey, Chester; Kerb Eilers, Mal
colm; centers Bruce Brugman,
Rock Rapids, la.; Dale Knotek,
Holdrege; guards Bill Wells,
Wast Baden, Ind.; Bob Kramer,
Syracuse; Bruce Kolb, Lincoln;
Jim Robinson, Oshkosh.
WHITE '
Forwards Fred L a r g e n,
Creighton; Joe Houfek, Clark
son; Don Mutzebaugh, North
Platte; Dudley Doebele, Elm
wood; centers Jim Norman,
Galesburg, 111.; Bill Kohe, Gar
land: guards Don Erway, Lin
coln; Doug Gibson, Falls City;
Bill Ross, Gibbon, and Warren
Wilken, Murdock.
Football Trainer
Lists 44 Injuries
Trainer Paul Schneider of the
University of Nebraska brought
in the best defense of one-platoon
football in his annual injury
report.
In 1953 there were a total of
44 injuries ranging from ankle
sprains to contusions to sprained
fingers. In 1952 there were 65.
In each list were four fractures.
Main Feature Clock
(Schedule Furnished by Theaters)
Lincoln: "All The Brothers
Were Valiant," 1:23, 3:24, 5:26,
7:27, 9:28.
Stuart: "Back to God's coun
try," 1:41, 3:43, 5:45, 7:47, 9:49.
Varsity 'The Big Heat.'' iizb
3:33, 5:38, 7:43, 9:48.
State: "Guerrilla Girl," 3:ut,
6:15, 9:30. "Luxury Girls," 1:25,
4:37, 7:50.
Nebraska "Call of the Wild,"
1:28, 4:42, 7:56. "Man From The
Alamo," 3:04, 6:18, 9:32. "Midnite
Show," 1130.
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ATO'S Are Frat Titlists
Alpha Tau Omega i the fra
ternity champion in intramural
swimming. The ATO'f trailed in
dependent swimmers who scored
a total of 74 points, but scored an
overwhelming 69 points to top
Phi Kappa Psi which followed
with an 18 point total.
Three new records wer estab
lished in the meet. Tom Hon
chen, ATO, managed new records
in the 100 yard breast stroke
(1:09.9), and the 75 yard indi
vidual medley (:46.S).
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Dick Hill of Delta Tau Delta
was the other record breaker as
he toppled the old 220-yard frea
style event in 2:32.9.
INDIVIDUAL INDEPENDENT
champions were John Lightle in
the 50-yard free style; Bob Sand
stedt, 100-yard back stroke; John
Lightle, 100-yard free style; Bill
Tagney, diving champion, and
the independent 200-yard free
style champion relay team of
Tagney, Johnson, Jones and Lightle.
9:30 to 5:30
Royal Peacock
The royal peacock duo
with Emerande and
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