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Friday, December 17, 1954
Gagers Travel
Bradley First Foe
For Nebraska F. jq
Coach Jerry Bush's University
of Nebraska cagers will travel this
week end to Peoria, 111., to play
Bradley University Saturday night.
Bradley will be the first in a
three-game tour. The Huskers will
meet Alabama at Tuscaloosa Mon
day and Memphis State at Mem
phis Wednesday. '
Bill Wells, regular guard who
missed the South Dakota game,
will be ready for action. Wells was
out due to an infected foot. Stan
Matzke, 6-2 starting guard, also
missed the So.,Dak. game with an
injured elbow. It is not known if
Matzke will be ready for the trip.
In 1952, Nebraska beat Bradley
73-65.
Coach Bush watched Alabama
beat Bradley 84-65 earlier this
year. Bradley reportedly has been
improving with each game, how-
All-U Team
Phi Gams
Wrestling
Champs
The Phi Gams took the intra
mural wrestling championship with
25 points. The Sig Eps were second
with 18 points, while the Delts
placed third with 13 points.
Champions
The winners of the individual
weight classes are as follows:
123 Dick Hendrix, Alpha Gamma
Ptin
130
137
147
167
177
Gar Donnelson, DeltaUpsilon
Jin Owens, Independent
Jack Bryans, Sigma Phi Ep
silon Tom Thomas, Phi Delta Theta
Bob Knapple, Phi Delta Theta
Heavyweight D.e a n Stapleton,
Camfield.
Fourteen teams participated in
the event and 46 individuals were
entered.
Team Due
Thirty ballots have been received
containing various all-opponent in
tramural football teams. An all
University intramural football team
has been chosen from these bal
lots. The team will be released the
first week of school after the
Christmas vacation.
Raddle Scores 31
omeir
BOB ZLBER
International Sports Writer
Tau Kappa Epsilon B team ran
over the Theta Xi B team by a
47-20 ' score, and the Phi Psi B
team outscored the Sig Ep-B team,
41-34. Farm House B team knocked
off Beta Sigma Psi B, 58-19, and
the Phi Gam C team edged
fighting Farm House C team by
the narrow margin of two points,
37-35. Jim Bard scored 11 points
for the Phi Gams, while Ed Stoller
scored the same number for
Farm House.
Raddle Hot
Pioneer won over Norris 44-35
as David Ward led the way with
24 points. Larry Raddle fired In 31
points for the AG Jokers to lead
a 66-32 Joker victory over the Hay
seeds. The DU C team edged ATO
C, 29-26, and Tau Kappa Phi
smashed Cornhusker Co-op, 42-17.
Dan Smith led the way for the win
ners with 20 points.
1955 Sited
Only four games are scheduled
for the, first two days of play in
1955, but a full schedule is con
tained in the rest of the week. The
schedule i sas follows:
Mon. Jan. 3rd 5 PM, Court 1
Baptist House vs Presby House.
Court 2 Lutheran 3. A. vs Inter
Vflrsity Tues. Jan. 4th 5 PM, Court 1
Newman Club vs Methodist House.
Court 2 Delta Theta Phi vs Phi
Epsilon Kappa.
Wed. Jan. 5th 5 PM, Court 1-
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ever, and will be rough. Nebraska
and Bradley will be about equal
in height.
.Alabama has a fine team, ac
cording to Bush, and will hold a
definite height advantage. The
same is true for Memphis State.
"We have a good chance," Bush
stated recently. "I've never taken
a losing attitude yet." he added.
The Huskers will leave for Pe
oria Friday via train. Sunday they
will travel to St. Louis and then
to Tuscaloosa by plane. The re
mainder of the trip will be com
pleted by plane.
Basketball Forward Chuck Smith
leads Cornhusker scoring with 33
points for two games. Smith, a
junior, has connected for 19 free
tosses in 22 attempts.
Sophomore Forward Rex Ekwall,
6-4, is close behind with 30 points.
In addition, Ekwall leads the
Huskers in the rebound column
with 27.
Swimmers Tie
Coach Rollie Lepley's swimmers
tied Grinnell College of Iowa 42-42
in a meet held at Grinnell. It was
the first meet for the Cornhuskers.
The gymnastics squad coached
by Jake Geier will open its season
here Jan. 14 in a triangular meet
with Minnesota and Kansas State.
Courtesy Lincoln Stat
DAN BROWN
A new face will be in the
Husker's starting backfield as
Coach Bill Glassford announced
another switch. Sophomore Don
Comstock was moved up from
Beta Upsilon Mu vs A. I. E. E.
Court 2 Delta Alpha Pi vs A. I. A.
Wed. Jan. 5th 6:30 PM, Court 1
Navy ROTC vs Phi Delta Phi.
Court 2 Delta Tiu Delta-A vs
Beta Theta Pi-A. Court 3 Inter
vs Delta Upsilon-A. I
Sat. Jan. 8th 2:00 PM, Court 1 j
Delta Scrubs vs Phi Delta "Phi.
Court 2 Sigma Nu-A vs Kappa Sig-ma-A.
Court 3 MacLean-A vs Sel
leck. Sat. Jan. 8th 3:00 PM, Court 1
Delta Tau Delta-B vs Sigma Alpha
Epsilon-B. Court 2 Navy ROTC vs
Delta Sigma Pi. 3 Burnett-A vs
Gustavson I-A.
Sat. Jan. 8th 4:00 PM, Court 1
Alpha Tau Omega-B vs. Sigma Chi
B. Court 2-Jeology vs Bert's
Boys. Court 3 Hitchcock-A vs Sea
ton II-A.
Varsity vs Presby House.
Wed. Jan 5th 7:30 PM, Court 1
Delta Sigma Pi- vs Bert's Boys.
Court 2 Phi Delta Theta-A vs Al
pha Tau Omega-A. Court 3 Sigma
Phi Epsilon-A vs Farm House-A.
Wed. Jan. 5th 8:30 PM, Court 1
Ceology vs Delta Scrubs. Court 2
Sigma Chi-A vs Sigma Alpha Ep-
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Orange Bowl -game. Berguin's
consistent play during the sea-
son brought about the change.
Bob Berguin, sophomore cen-
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
DON COMSTOCK
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Comstock Joins Starting Backfield
the number two unit to the left
halfback position on the number
one unit for the Orange Bowl
contest. Dan Brown, who has
quarterbacked the Orange Bowl
silon-A. Court 3 Kappa Sigma-A
vs Phi Kappa Psi-A.
Thurs. Jan. 6th 6 PM, Court 1
Delta Upsilon-A vs Alpha Gamma
Rho-A. Court 2 Norris House vs
Cornhusker-A. Court 3 Beta Theta
Pi-B vs Kappa Sigma-B. Ag Coll.
Farm House-B vs Cornhusker-B.
Thurs. Jan. 6th 7:00 PM, Court 1
Beta Sigma Psi-A vs Brown Pal-
ace-A. Court 2 Delta Tau Delta-B
vs Phi Delta Theta-B. Court 3 Phi
Kappa Psi-B vs Delta Upsnon-B.
Ag Coll Beta Sigma Psi-B vs Al
pha Gamma Sigma-B.
Thurs. Jan. 6th 8:00 PM, Court 1
Tau Kappa Epsilon-A vs Acacia.
Court 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon-B vs
Pi Kappa Phi-B. Ag Coll Alpha
Gamma Rho-C vs Phi Delta Theta-
C. '
Thurs. Jan. 6th 9:00 PM, Court 1
Pioneer Co-op-A vs Theta Chi.
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Courtesy Lincoln Journal
ter from Sioux Falls, S.D., has
been gwitched from center to a
guard position for the Husker's
Courtesy Lincoln Star
CLARK
RON
representatives all season long
will remain in the starting slot.
Ron Clark, always reliable and
an excellent break away runner,
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Court 2 Sigma Chi-B vs Phi Gam
ma Delta-B. Court 3 Sigma Phi
Epsilon-B vs Alpha Gamma Rho
B. Ag Coll Farm House-C vs Del
ta Upsilon-lC.
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Huskers Work Hard
For New Years Day
As the Nebraska football team
goes into serious practice for their
New Year's engagement with Duke,,
two men were dropped from the
squad and another was moved to
the first unit. Still two other men
were also advanced.
Don Comstock, who played a
stellar role with the second unit
all year and improved with every
game, was promoted to the first
unit, shifting Ron Clark to right
halfback and moving Willie Green
law to the second unit. Jon Mc
Williams, who was shifted from
halfback to end in the middle of
the season, may see action with
the No. 1 unit. Bob Berguin, No. 2
center, is being shifted to guard.
Korinek Ready
Dennis Korinek, who was forced
out of the Hawaii trip because of
a broken jaw, was put back on
the No. 2 eleven. He will be
ready to go full speed by the Duke
clash. Two relferves, Dirkes Rals
ton and fullback Jim Yeisley, were
dropped from the team because of
violation of University rules. Rals
ton was team captain in the Hawaii
tilt.
The first two units will line up
like this in practice: No. 1 Dan
Brown at quarterback, Comstock
and Clark at halfbacks, and Bob
Courtesy Lincoln Journal
BOB SMITH
will be in at right halfback. Bob
Smith, senior four year letterman
and All-Big Seven fullback, will
be toting the power plays.
Manatt-B vs Andrews-B. Court 2
Theta Xi-A vs Brown Palace-A.
Ag Coll Hayseeds vs Ag Men-B
Sat. Jan. 8th 1 PM, Court 1
Sigma Alpha Mu vs Beta Sigma
Psi-A Court 2 Phi Kappa Psi-A
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Smith at fullback. Andy Loehr,
and McWilliams at ends, Bill Hol
laran and Don Glantz at tackles,
Charlie Bryant and Berguin or Bob
Wagner at guards, and: Bob Ober
lin at center. v
No. 2 Don Erway at quarterback,
Greenlaw and Korinek at halfbacks,
and John Edwards at fullback. Bill
Giles and Don Hewitt at ends, Pev
Evans and Jerry Peterson Jit tack
les, Bill Taylor and Jim Murphy,
at guards, and La Verne Torczon
at center.
Leave On 26th
Coach Bill Glassford said that
rough work would continue through
the 26th of the month. They plan
on working out at Memorial Sta
dium before going to the fieldhouse
for fundamental drills. The team
leaves for Miami the 26th and will
have only light workouts, in fact,
just enough to maintain their
sharpness.
Itinerary Orange Bowl
January 1, 1955
Sunday, December 26th
7:00 a.m. Busses leave Field
House (also baggage truck).
8:00 a.m. Chartered plane leaves
for Miami, Fla.
11:30 a.m. Lunch aloft.
4:00 p.m. Arrive Miami.
Bus to Flamingo Hotel.
6:00 p.m. Dinner at hotel.
Monday December 27th
Breakfast, Practice, Lunch, Prac
tice, Dinner, Meeting.
Tuesday, December Z8th
Breakfast, Practice, Lunch
Practice, Vagabond Club.
Wednesday, December 29th
Breakfast, Practice, Lunch, Prac-
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Thursday, December 30th
Breakfast, Practice, Lunch, Prao
tice, Dinner, Movies.
Friday, December 31st
Breakfast, Practice, Lunch, Pra
tice, Dinner, Movies.
Saturday, January 1st
Breakfast.
Taping.
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Monday, January 3rd
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