Friday, December 10, 1954
Lincoln, Nebraska
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The Nebraska cagers go up
against South Dakota Saturday
night after losing their season
opener to a strong Iowa team Mon
day, 84-61. The Huskers will be
without Stan Matzke, who was in
jured in the Iowa game.
Fans will be seeing an entirely
new style of play and a real
hustling ball club.
N Club Awards
During halftime ceremonies the
N Club will present the new
members with their certificates.
Coach Jerry Bush expressed his
satisfaction with the hustle and
spirit of the squad. He comment
ed, "This was our opening game,
and the players, as well as the
coach, were too tight. I believe
we were just trying too hard.
The Huskers were led by the
14-point effort of Rex Ekwall, who
played a fine game all around.
Chuck Smith and Willard Fagler
did a good job under the boards.
Work Ahead
There Is a lot of work aheod,
both offensively and defensively,
for the squad. The Nebraska cag
ers, whose main disadvantage is
their lack of experience, are po
tentially capable of giving any
team in the country a rough time.
The Huskers play their first
home game of the season Saturday
night, meeting the South Dakota
Coyotes. The Ccyotes, with their
first victory of the season safely
recorded in the scorebook, looked
impressive at times in that game,
66-57 effort ogainst Omaha.
New Coach Also
Redshirt mentor Dwane (Cloddy)
Clodfelter, whose debut as a col
lege cage coach was made suc
cessful -by virtue of the Omaha
score, has been drilling his young
squad on defense, ball-handling,
and rebounding this week in prep
aration for the coming battle.
"These three were our weakest
points in the Omaha game," said
Clodfelter, "and we'll have to im
prove on them a lot if we're going
to make much of a showing on
this road trip."
Nebraska will depend on a mix
ture of both veterans and young
sters to make up the Cornhusker
starting quint. Coarh Bush, in his
first season at Nebraska, replac
ing veteran Harry Good, will prob
ably start three seniors and two
sophomores against the Ccyotes.
Matzke Out
One senior, Stan Matzke, a three
-year letterman and co-captain of
the squad, will be out because of
an injury acquired in the Iowa
game. Matzke, at the guard po
sition, will probably be replaced
by Gary Renzelman, tallest man
on the team at 6-6. The other
co-captain, Fagler, handles one of
the forword spots. Fagler was a
member of the All-Big Seven team
as a sophomore center two years
ago.
The third senior on the starting
Cornhusker five is Chuck Smith,
Seaton Rolls
Sigma Nu,SigAlphs Win;
AGR Romps 53-30
By- BOB ZUBER
Intramural Sports Writer
In intramural basketball games
which were played this week,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon beat the Phi
Gams, 57-47, and the Betas won
over the Sig Chis by a score of
23-29. Murray Backhaus led the
Phi Gams with 17 points while Gus
Lebsock had the same number for
Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Lyle Martin
scored 12 points for the Betas and
Pat Mulligan came through with 8
for the Sig Chis. Sigma Phi Sigma
beat the Phi Phis, 45 to 28.
The ATO C team ran over the
Phi Gams, 34-23. Jim Scranter
scored 8 points for ATO, while
Dan Fitzgerald scored the same
number for the losers.
Manatt edged Bessey 33-31 while
Seaton I, led by Daryl Carrol's
16 points, edged Gustavson II,
S8-34.
Orville Olson scored 11 points to
lead Seaton I by Burnett, 31-23.
Fred Longacre's 16 points helped
the Theta Chis past Acacia 35-27,
In The Conference
Missouri-Indiana Game
Heads Weekend Action
Big Seven basketball swings into
action Saturday night with five
conference teams in action. Ne
braska, bowing to Iowa in their
inaugural, hosts South Dakota U.
The Sodaks dropped Omaha in
their opener.
Colorado, with two wins over
Brigham Young is at home with
Colorado ASM; Iowa State, with
a win over Carleton, journeys to
Bradley; -Iowa, winner over the
Cornhuskers, is at Missouri, victors
over Indiana' and loser to Illinois;
while Wisconsin treks to Oklahoma
to meet the once-beaten Sooners
and Kansas State entertains Wy
oming. Top Contest
The Missouri-Hawkeye affair
should prove the top contest of the
evening. The Tigers started their
season bowing to a top Illini five,
77-49. The Tigers were never in
the contest from the beginning.
They came back Monday night
downing highly-rated Indiana, de
spite a 25-point outburst by All
American Don Schlundt. The Mis
sourians were rated along with
Colorado to finish top in the Big 7.
Iowa was listed as tops in the
Big 10.
The other co-favorite, CU, will
go after its third win. The Buffs
squeezed by BYU in their opener
88-86, and beat them more handily
in their second meeting. Burdette
Halderson was the top gun for CU.
State Plays
Iowa State, who opened their
season successfully with a triumph
over Carleton, takes on a more
Braves, playing their second con
powerful opponent in Bradley. The
test of the new campaign will be
hurt because of the new rule ban
ning freshman from entering com
petition. Last year the Bradley
crew went to the finals of the
NCAA.
Wisconsin, an outside contender
for Big 10 honors, brings a veteran
an crew to Norman. The Sooners,
hit hard by graduation, have only
Larry Hamilton, i-ester Lane and
Lynn Hart. Lane, a big gun last
year in the weak OU attack, scored
23 points in the 80-64 loss to Baylor.
- Kansas State, trying for a come
back after a 11-10 year in 1953-54,
returns to the Wildcat campus
after a disasterous two game road
trip to meet Wyoming. The Staters,
bowing to UCLA and Arizona, have
found a new scoring threat in
Pachin Vicents. He was high scorer
with nine points in the UCLA tilt,
and scored 18 in the Arizona con
test.
KU Idle
Kansas is the only idle team
team this week-end. The Jayhawks
opened their season in winning
style last Monday downing LSU
Dallas Dobbs, only member from
last year's starting team dropped
in 18 tallies for the Jayhawks.
Coach Phog Allen started three
sophomores, one senior, and junior
Dobbs. From early indications, the
Hawks could be tough this year
despite their lack of experience.
Next Monday Wisconsin is at
Mssouri as the Bengals take on
their fourth Big 10 opponent. Tues
day, Tulsa moves into Kansas,
Wednesday Arkansas is at Mis
souri, Friday, Iowa State treks to
Denver, and Rice is at Kansas.
Next Saturday nght five more
games are on tap. Colorado is at
California, Nebraska is at Bradley,
Ohio State is at Oklahoma, Rice
is at Kansas and Washington is at
Kansas State.
a 6-2 forward. The two sophs list
ed for starting berths are 5-11 Billy
Wells and 6-4 Rex Ekwall, center.
Meanwhile Clodfelter plans no
immediate changes in the Coyote
starting line-up. Several of the
boys, however, Cloddy said, will
see plenty of action even if they
don't start.
Opening at the forwards for USD
will be 6-2 Bob Middleton, Water
town, who played with a severly
sprained ankle against Omaha, and
6-3 Bill Conway, Sioux City.
Don Jongeward, 6-6 giant from
Hurley, will go at cer.ter. Jong
ewaard, playing his first game af
ter a year's lay off, looked good in
the Omaha game, scoring 15 points.
The guard spots wili be handled
by two seasoned veterans, Jim
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Rath and Matt Alexander. Rath is
5-11 and Alexander is 6-1.
Other reserves expected to play
a lot on the road trip are forward
Dwane Jensen, forward Jim Ryan,
and guard Jim Stewart. All saw
limited duty in the first game.
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and Burnett B won 33-24 over
Manett B. Frank Del Due a and
Deuesne each scored 10 points for
Burnett.
Sigma Nu Rolls
Sigma Phi Epsilon lost out by a
35 to 34 score to Sigma Nu, despite
the 19 point outburst by Bob Lar
son. Alpha Gamma Rho knocked
over Farm House 53-30, led by the
15 point spree of George Hirshbock.
Dwight Jundt scored 10 points for
Farm House.
Theta XI Romp
Theta Xi ran over Sigma Alpha
Mu 49-14. Bill Soeberg led the
winners with 22 points, and the
Sammys were paced by Sol Stiss,
who scored 6 points.
Delta Gamma Rho outscored
Sig Chi C 39:35. Warren Denna
han scored 12 points for the win
ners while Hans Arps scored the
same number for the losers.
Burton Hall Wins
Terry Mason's 12 points led a
46-12 Fairfield victory over An
drews, and Ron Smith's 14 points
led a Seaton 46-33 conquest of
Boucher. Jim Wolfe scored 15
points for the losers. Don Johnson
scored 10 points to lead Burton
Hall over Gustavson 28-21.
The schedule for this week and
next Monday is as follows:
Friday, December 10th
5:00 P.M.: Court No. 1 Delta
Tau Delta A vs. Phi Gamma
Delta A. Court No. 2 Beta Theta
Pi - A vs. Alpha Tau Omega - A.
Saturday, December 11
1:00 P.M.: Court No. 1-Phl Del
ta Theta A vs. Sigma Chi -A.
Court No. 2 Theta Xi-A vs.
Alpha Gamma Sigma -A. Court
No. 3 Avery-B vs. Manatt -B.
2:00 P.M.: Court No. 1 Sigma
Phi Epsilon A vs. Sigma Nu-A.
Court No. 2Pi Kappa Phi -A vs.
Sigma Alpha Mu. Court No. 3
Hitchcock - C vs. Gustavson H-B.
J:00 P.M.: Court No. 1-Farm
House A vs. Phi Kappa Psi-A;
Court No. 2 Zeta Beta Tau vs.
Beta Sigma Psi-A. Court No. 3
Canfield B vs. Burnett B.
4:00 P.M.: Court No. 1 Kappa
Sigma A vs. Delta Upsilon-A.
Court No. 2 Tau Kappa Epsilon
vs. Delta Sigma Phi. Court No. 3
Andrews - B vs. Hitchcock - B.'
Monday, December 13th
5:00 P.M.: Court No. 1 Acacia
vs. Theta Chi. Court No. 2 Pioneer
Co-Op vs. Norris House.
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