Friday, March 26, 1954
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Pelligrino, Jensen, Baker, Johnson, Evans Named On Team
By FRANK SORENSON
Sports Staff Writer
A grand total ol 35 men
gained recognition today as
members of the 1954 Intramural
Independent Basketball team
Players from 19 of the 44 teams
competing in the Independent
Leagues make up this years
select group as chosen by the
teams themselves.
The All-University champions
the Dubbers led the way ' with
six men on the first four teams,
This is a surprising situation, hut
is indicative of the bench
strength that the champions bad.
Bob Pelligrino, the Dubbers s
lightening-fast forward from
Broadview, 111., was the top vote
getter of the 68 men who were
honored on the ballots. Follow
ing close behind Pelligrino v as
his teammate. Chuck Jensen,
who is the only holdover from
last year's squad.
Jensen's long side shots
coupled with Pelligrino's drive
ins gave the Dubbers the most
potent one-two combination in
play this year. Jensen toured the
courts for the Pansies last year,
a team he led to the semifinals.
Pelligrino was a hot-and-rold
shooter, but he hit below 10
points only four times this sea
son and he found the eye on one
occasion to score 32 markers for
top one-game honors in two de
partments, most points in one
game and the most field goals
in one game (16).
JOINING Pelligrino and Jen
sen on the mythical team was
Bob Baker of the Freshman
Dents. Baker normally played
NU Coaches
Name Award
Qualifiers
Basketball coach Harry Good
and wrestling coach Al Partm
announced the award winners
in their respective sports Tlurs-
day.
There were nine letter winners
on the varsity basketball team
while fifteen freshmen received
numerals from frosh basketball
coach, Tony Sharpe.
Receiving the varsity cage
awards were Duane Buel, H'il
lard Fagler, Jerry Hare, Bill
Johnson, Stan Matzke, Gary Ren
celman, Fred Seger, Chuck Smith,
Don Weber and Tom Tobin, stu
dent manager. Johnson, Seger
and Weber are the only seniors
of the group.
The fifteen freshmen honored
included John Beideck, Bruce
Brugman, Bob Cook, Jerry
Clemens, Dudley Doebele, Al
Duey, Rex Ekwall, Doug Gibson,
Terry Healey, Joe Houfek, Dale
Knotek, Fred Largen, Jim Noo
nan, Ted Westervelt, Bill Wells
and student managers Lloyd
Castner and Bill Hill.
Partin awarded varsity wres
tling letters to the following:
mere Deines. Chick Graham,
Jack Jirousek, John Crancer,
Arnold Morton, Charley Pry ant,
Lawrence Goll, Max Kitselman
and Ron Dunn.
Those receiving freshmen nu
merals included Marshall Nelson.
Allan Thober, Jack Bryans, Bob
Strasheim, Bud Shaver, George
Jorgenson, Jack Fleming, Du
ane Fifer and William Thomas.
Kitzelman Fights
In NCAA Affair
Max Kitzelman, Nebraska's
Big Seven heavyweight wrest
ling champion from Omaha, will
compete in the NCAA Wrest ang
Championships at Norman,
Okla., this week.
The meet is scheduled for Fri
day and Saturday.
Kitzelman won the Midwest
AAU junior heavyweight title in j
Omaha last week.
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FIRST TEAM
Ken Johnson Olive Oilers
Bob Pelligrino Dubbers
Bob Baker Frosh Dents
Chuck Jensen Dubbers
Pev Evans Ramblers
THIRDTEAM
Roger Bell Voc Ag
Lee Dobler Dubbers
Larry Raddle-Ag Jokers
Ron Powers Gents
Phil Haas Dubbers
HONORABLE MENTION: Mankamyer Presby House; DeBoerM-Street; Welsch,
Erberspacher, Freeman Hoyseeds; Stuckenholtz Voc Ag; Wolfe Dorm C; Braley
Ramblers; Monson AGR Grads; Clausen Sigma Chi C; Gibbs Olive Oilers;
Clark, Koca NROTC; Schainholtz Frosh Dents; Beadle Nebraska Co-op.
forward but he was placed at
center because of his 6-2 fmme,
the tallest on the first five.
Baker probably has the most
basketball savvy of the team due
to his former playing with the
Chadron Eagles in the NCC loop
and his present-season hookup
with Bus Whitehead's AAU
Storz team.
Kenny Johnson who led a
mediocre Olive Oilers team
joins Pelligrino at the other for
ward slot while Pev Evans of the
potent Ramblers provided the
weight at the other guard posi
tion. Johnson traveled at a 15.9
points per game average to end
up fourth in the All-U scoring
and third in Independent point
making. He has equal ability to
shoot from the left or right side.
Navy Pier Here
Jake Geier's NU Gymnasts
End Campaign
Nebraska's gymnasts wind up
their season this week, facing
Illinois (Navy Pier Branch) at
the University's Physical Educa
tion Building Friday at" 8 p.m.
and closing with the Midwest
A.A.U. gym meet at Beatrice Sat
urday afternoon.
Entries for Friday night's
event:
Trampoline Nebraska : Brace
Riley, Don Hodge, Max Kennedy.
Navy Pier: Fred Dreger, Jim
Harris, Ed Clark.
Side horse Nebraska: Riley,
Bert Linn, Tom Kidd. Navy Pier:
Don Fessett, Ivory Hardy, Frank
Blasek.
Horizontal bar Nebraska:
Riley, Kidd, Danny FogeL Navy
Pier: Fessett, Blasek, Hardy.
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTNED
The Worship Services
at the
LUTHERAN STUDENT HOUSE
(National Lutheran Council)
535 North 16
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP, 11:00 A.M.
March 28, "When Chriit Adds Wis Bletting"
April 4, "Jet us Christ Is Passing By"
LENTEN SERVICES, TUESDAYS 7:15 P.M.
March 30, "I believe in the Retsurection
April 6, "I Believe in the Proclamation of the Gospel
Alvin M. Petersen, Pastor
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Evans, though possessing a
sufficient amount of bulk, can
move with amazing ease and
would be able to team up wth
Baker as the two workhorses
under the boards.
THE FROSH Dents, Dubbers
and Ramblers each placed a
man on the second five along
with the Gents and the Hoop
sters. LaVerne Torczon, top Inde
pendent scorer for the current
season, led his team with good
rebounding and a multitude of
tip-in shots. His height, com
bined with forwards Gary
Heinzle of the Dents and Keith
Clouse of the Dubbers, would
give the second team a slightly
taller team than the first five.
Keiser led a winning Hoop-
This Weekend
Parallel bars Nebraska: Bur-
rell McMaster, Kidd, Riley. Navy
Pier: Blacek, Hardy, Andy Kos-
tick.
Flying rings Nebraska: Mc
Master, Kidd, Riley. Navy Pier:
Richard Danner, Bob Hell, Alan
Zimmerman.
Tumbling Nebraska: Hodge,
Fogel, Kennedy. Navy Pier: Har
ris. Kostick, Dreger.
Cornhusker Coach J. G. (Jake)
Geier has named Linn, Kidd, Ray
Fallstead. Fogel, McMaster,
Hodge and Kennedy to participate
in the Midwest A.A.U. compeu
tion scheduled for Beatrice High
School Saturday at 2 p.m. Fall-
stead, McMaster, Hodge and Ken
nedy all hail from Beatrice. ,
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Team
SECOND TEAM
.... Keith Clouse Dubbers
.Gary Heinzle Frosh Dents
...La Verne Torczon Gents
Don Keiser Hoopsters
. .Dirkes Rolston-rRamblers
FOURTH TEAM
Don Markheim Dorm Bullets
Ray Svehla Phi Delta Phi A
Roland Longemeier Ag Men
. . Willie Greenlaw Ramblers
Hal Andrews Dubbers
ster team to the Independent
playoffs where they faltered by
forfeiting to the Ramblers. His
long shots combined with the
Rambler's Dirkes Ralston's short
drives would keep any defense
loose. Ralston, the shortstuff of
the first four teams could prob
ably qualify as the fastest man
on the honor roll.
Phil Haas, an All-Independent
selection in 1952, assumed the
roll of a team man this year to
feed his more prolific team
mates and consequently fell
down in votes to the third team.
Lee Dobler, a transplanted
center, holds down the forward
slot along with the Voc Ag's
Roger Bell. Ron Powers of the
Gents is stationed at the other
guard while Larry Raddle gets
the pivot position.
Football Luncheon
Slated Next Week
The Husker football squad and
its coaching staff will be pre
sented and honored at a Cham
ber of Commerce Public Affairs
luncheon on Wednesday, March
31. All Nebraska football fans
are invited to attend, but reser
vations must be made in advance
at the Chamber office.
Bill Glassford, head football
coach at Nebraska, will be the
principal speaker and will also
introduce his entire football
squad and staff. He'll also give
the highlights of the spring
practice session and will also
relate information concerning
next fall.
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All-Sports Day Activity
Starts 9 AM., Saturday
Nebraska Coaches Release Lineups
For Baseball, Football, basketball
ALL-SPORTS DAY PROGRAM
..in. Tsiinls Iniraiquad.
10 a.m. BiHball Intrziquad..
11 boob Track inhibition.
I Football Iniruamd.
4 a.m. Ratkaiball Alumni .a, VsrsltT.
I a.m. fiwimmlaa nblblrton.
Final preparations are being
made by Husker officials for
Saturday's All-Sports Day which
begins with an intersquad tennis
match at 9 a.m. The weather Is
the big question mark now.
Nebraska football, baseball
and basketball coaches an
nounced their probable lineups
for participation in Saturday's
big affair. The headline attrac
tion will be the intersquad toot
ball game which is slated to start
at 2 p.m. on the Memorial
Stadium sod.
A wet drizzle forced the
Husker gridders Indoors Wednes
day and there was no worxout
slated for Thursday. Coach Bill
Glassford's team got their first
taste of spring scrimmage under
game-like conditions last Satur
day when the Reds blanked the
Whites 24-0.
It will be the same two teams
going at each other Saturday.
The probable starting lineups:
RED Pot. WHITE
Loehr LE Buthtrus
Hollorao LT Peterson
Krlral LG Lair
Oberlin C Bertuln
Wagner RG Murphy
Glantz RT Evans
Hewitt RE Deines
Fischer QB Erway
McW'llliams LH Johnson
Greenlaw RH Koile
Smith FB Yelsley
Officials: Referee, Bill Keefefi umpire.
Mathias Volzj field Judie. Htrmia Rob
rlii linesman, Chuck Worrall.
The morning's top attraction
will be the intersquad baseball
game, starting at ip a.m. Coach
Tony Sharpe has divided his
squad Into the Whites and Greys.
Fran Hofmaier, one of the two
Chick Sutherland
Resigns At ISU
Chick Sutherland, basketball
coach at Iowa State for the last
seven years, resigned from his
position Wednesday.
Sutherland, however, will con
tinue on the Cyclone faculty as
a full-time physical education
instructor. His teams had won
63 and lost-88 games. In the Eig
Seven action they had a record
of 25 wins against 59 setbacks.
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lefthanders on the squad, will
get the opening call for the
Whites while last year's ace, big
Bay Novak, will start for tht
Greys. Probable lineups and
substitutes:
whites
Roltton, si
Bcier, 2b
Gottsch. 3b
Cederdahl, cf
Msllette, lb
Becker, If
Korlnck, it
Backhus. e
Hofmaier, a
Wright, p
Keiser, p-2b
Smith, p
Dunning, utility
Ebner. of
Sievers, p
Hansen, of
GRAYS
D. ' Thlmsan, 2b
Olson, cf
Brown, 3b
Giles, lb
Arensdorf, If
Cecil, rf
Coufal, a
Lohrbere, c
Novak, p
Geicr, p
Shaw, p
Ufilit, c
B. Thlmgin, 2b
Prokop, p-lb
Feese, p
Oorwsrd, p
At 4 p.m. Coach Harry Good's
Varsity basketball squad will
tangle with a strong Alumni ag
gregation at the Coliseum. The
Huskers have been drilling all
week for the tussle. Last vear
the Varsity nipped the Grads
69-63 after bowing to them the
previous three years.
ALUMNI
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VARSITY
Beideck, g
Boich, g
Brugman,
Tahiti, g
Cook, f
Doebele, f
Ekwall, f
Fagler, f
Gibson, g
Hansen, c
Hare, f
Healey, g
Houfek, f
Knotek, f
Largen, f
Matzke' g
Noonan,
Renzelman,
Roy. t
Soelberg, e
Wellt, g
Bietcrman, t
Brandenburg, I
Cech, g
Gates, s
Whitehead.
Johnson, c
Kipper, t
Lawry, f
Mosser,' f
Pierce, f
Retherford, t
Se.er, g
Walsh, f
Weber, f
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