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Huslcer Second Half Rally Dumps Big 7 Leader;
Fagler Paces NU With 25; Haldorson Tops CU
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HALDORSON
Courtesy Lincoln Star
MATZKE
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FAGLER
Second Meet
Huslcer Thinclads Drop Second
eef To Steady Kansas State
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Coach Jerry Lee's Husker thin- to their usual malady In the dash-
clads dropped their second outing es, the tracksters yielded to the
of the season Saturday night to a margin that Iowa State handed the
steady Kansas State squad. Due Scarlet in their debut last week.
ATO's Cop First Place
In Intramural Meet
. Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Tau
Delta and Kappa Sigma placed
first, second and thir.d in the Uni
versity's intramural swimming
meet final competition held Dec. 13.
Tht ATO's scored in every event
to gjrner 49 points, while the Delts
picked up 36 points, and the Kappa
Sig's netted 14 points for the third
slot. Independent entries, includ
ing representatives from four ddr
mitory groups, amassed a total of
70 points.
In the individual scoring, Tom
Houchen won three events, break
ing records in two of them, for the
high individual total of 21 points.
Bar! Bodensteiner, Kappa Sigma,
placed second In the individual
competition with 14 points, while
Bryce Johnson scored 13 points for
third place. Houchen knocked 2.7
seconds off the old 100 yard breast
stroke record and 1.2 seconds off
the old 75 yard individual medley
record.
The ATO's won three events, in
cluding both the 150 yard and 200
yard relays and the 50 yard free
style; placed third in one event,
fourth in three events, and fifth and
sixth in one event. The Delts came
in second in both relays and placed
in five other events. Kappa Sigma
took second position in two events
and third place in another to cop
the third place honors.
Wildcats Run Past Nebraska
With 79-62 Conference Win
Unleashing a potent fast break
and tightening up their zone de
fense, the Kansas State Wildcats
cooled the sizzling Nebraska cag
ers for a 79-62 victory after the
Huskers had led, 45-41 at halftime.
A blazing first half gave Ne
braska a good start. Expecting
a zone defense, Coach Jerry Bush
put Gus Renzelman in the start
ing lineup as a threat with his
deadly outside shooting. The Scotts-
bluff senior did not disappoint
Bush as he hit six set shots
loosen up. the Wildcat zone.
This strategy, however, failed
in the second half as K-State bot
tled up Renzelman and Stan Matz
ke, another set shot threat. In
addition, the second half saw all
the Huskers lose sight of the bas
ket. The Wildcat fast break, aided
by Dick Stone's consistent rebound
ing, gave Kansas State the edge.
xseDrasxa sartea strong with a
dead sweep in the jumps and
continued their domination in the
field events to hold a 25-11 edge
Husker hopes faded, however, as
the K-Staters singed the cinders
with a resounding 47-21 sweep in
tne sprmts, -runs and relay.
Jon McWilliams again paced the
Nebraska effort with two much
needed first places. The Sidney
star leaped a creditable 22-8 in
the broad jump and skimmed the
low hurdles for a :07.1 clocking,
He then brought his night's work
to a sum total of 13 points with
a close second in he tall timbers
Miler Hugh Osmera posted the
track by kicking past Wildcat
Darl Michel in time to break the
tape at 4:35.5.
Jim Hofstetter teamed with Merle
Brestel to take blue ribbons in
the jumps. Hof easily soared 13
feet to take vault honors. Bres
el needed only a 6'1" leap to
edge his teammates Dale Knotek
and Ray Kelly. Sophomore Don
Blanc showed promise as he split
a tie for second in the vault.
Veteran Brian Hendrickson suf
fered a streak of misfortune in
the dashes. A usual point-getter,
the speedy senior dislocated his
shoulder while snagging a third
in the 60 and returned later un
der a bit of adhesive, only to lose
a shoe in the quarter.
Oklahoma looms on the horizon
as the next Husker foe Feb. 19
on the Nebraska oval.
4M Cage Standings
By BOB COOK
Sports Staff Writer
Even before the opening tip-off
an uneasy crowd of 7500 sensed an
upset.
The partisan Husker followers
did not waste their actions as the
fighting, never-say-die quintet re
sponded gallantly by branding
Colorado's loop leading Buffaloes
84 to 77 in one of the most thrill
packed battles ever witnessed on
Cornhusker maples.
Paced by the dynamic duo of
oivotman Burdette Haldorson and
deadly Bob Jeangerard, the Golden
Buffs cut loose with an opening
scoring splurge that nearly spelled
disaster for Coach Jerry Bush's
caeers.
The stubborn Nebraskans, how
ever, stayed witnin siming ais
tance, never headed by more than
an 11 point margin. A brace of
gratis tosses by Whitey Buel put
the Huskers ahead for the first
time with 6:23 remaining and their
lead was never vanquished.
Colorado opened the scoring and
quickly shot to a commanding 17-6
lead via a deadly barrage of
hooks from their lanky postman.
The Huskers found themselves un
able to rebound and realizing their
plight began to dominate the
boards over their lofty opponents
This had a noticeable effect and
the Scarlet came to life with
much needed scoring punch from
Will Fagler and Gus Renzelman
and1 began to close the gap. The
Buffs couldn't be cooled off though
and rolled on to a 43-37 halftime
edge as the all-conference center
smoked the nets for 25 points.
From there on it was strictly an
example of teamwork. Nebraska
greeted big Burdette with a col
lapsing zone defense the second
half and the skyscraping center
only added eight more to his total
Then the impossible began to hap
pen.
As the pressure mounted from
the lively group of spectators the
Cornhuskers began to whack size-
Big Seven Standings
CONFERENCE GAMES
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Colorado 5 1 .833
Miuouri . o l .n.i.i
Kansas State 6 2 .750
NEBRASKA 4 2 .666
Kansas 1 3 .250
Iowa State 1 7 .125
Oklahoma 0 6 .000
able margins from their halftime
deficit.
Suddenly the game Huskers stole
the lead and were never threat
ened as they amassed 11 consecu
tive points before the bewildered
Buffaloes could retaliate. There
wasn't enough time for the Colo
radians to rally and as the smoke !
from the final gun cleared, the
scoreboard read Nebraska 84, Vis
itors 77.
'Willard Fagler played the game
of his life as he connected for 25
points and applied the brakes to
Haldorson despite a four foul
handicap the last twelve minutes.
Other key factors in the victory
were the timely set shots by Whitey
Buel, the rebounding of Rex Ek
wall and the stellar performance
of Gary Renzelman at the pivot
spot. Haidorson's 33 points took
scoring plaudits and his teammate
Bob Jeangerard added 21 to clos-
mng cause.
Colorado
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Mowbray 2
Mock 1
Harrold 4
Peterson O
Yardley 1
Mansfield O
Jeanter'd 8
Coffman O
Haldor'n 12
Helzer O
Rangloe O
Hannah, O
Bush: Now We Are 150th
'Well, this game ought to put us
about 150th in the nation," joked
winning basketball coach Jerry
Bush bursting into the Publicity
Office at the Coliseum after the
game Monday night.
Again, the personable big man
of NU basketball was the first
man off on the floor to congratu
late the Huskers after their hard
fought, last half victory. Smiling,
laughing, breaking backs with his
huge paw, the mentor said this
was one of the best games the
Huskers had played all year.
"It's hard to single out any in
dividual players," he said, stopping
momentarily in his hand-shaking,
back-slapping cycle to chat with
reporters, but added "didn't ,Bill
Rpy hit a couple of nice ones?"
Roy hit two crucial buckets during
the early second half drive.
Meanwhile, a happy troupe of
Nebraska basketball players
frolicked in the dressing room,
having successfully thrown off the
grips of a cold spell at Kansas
State. We had this one coming,
everyone seemed to say, as the
scorebook showed the quint
notched 38 of 50 charity tosses and
compiled an excellent unofficial
field goal percentage of .388.
"Well, this one at least made up
for Kansas State," muttered Rex
Eckwall, a rebounding cog in the
Husker victory. Will Fagler, who
did a fine job of handcuffing
Haldorson the second half besides
adding crucial baskets in the last
stanza drive, admitted this was
the game the team was after.
Will said he stared to play Hal
dorson defensively to his left side
to guard the Buff center's sweep
ing right hand hook. However,
will noted, he made a couple of
quick ones with his left hand,
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Coufal 1 2-2 1
EkwaU 1 6-8 1
Matzka S 2-8 2
Fader 6 15-18 4
Smith 4 5-0 1
Renzclofa B 4-4 2
Buel 14-6 4
Roy--- 2 0-0 2
Total! 26 25-33 25 Totals 23 38-60 19
Halftime acore: Colorado 43. Mtbnak
37.
Reds Squeeze
By Whites
In Frosh Tilt
In a closely-contested pre-game
tilt, Larry Gausman dumped in the
winning basket to give the Red
team a 61-59 nod over the Whites.
Jim Kubackl with 19, Gary Reim
ers with 17 and Jim Thorn with 13
led the victors. Gary Smidt and
Lyle Nannen with 20 and 18 respec
tively topped the losers.
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Hudson, I 3
Gausman, f ..a............. 1
Thorn, c 5
Relmers, g ................. 8
Kubacki, ' 6
Total, 24 13 14 61
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Johnson, f 1
Smidt, io
Nannen. f 5
Howard, e ................. 1
Peters, e 1
Ruck, ( 6
McKay, g ................. 0
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League 1-A
fhl DeTta TheU !J 1
Alpha Tau Omen 5 2
Ecu TheU Pi 8 2
S'ltma Alpha Eptllon 3 3
Delia Tau Delta 3 3
Sitma Chi 2 6
PU Gamma Delta 0 6
League 2-A
DelU Upsilon 8 0
Slitma Phi Epsllon 5 2
Phi Kappa Psi 52
Form House 3 3
Alpha Gamma Rho 24
League 3-A
TheU XI ..60
Zcta Beta Tau 4 2
Brown Palace ,...3 3
Beu Sitma Pst 3 3
PI Kapna Phi .33
Sisma Alpha Mu 1 5
Alpha Gamma Sigma .15
League 4-A
Cornhusker Co-op 6 0
Tau Kappa Epsilon 5 2
Pioneer Co-op - .....53
Theta Chi ,....41
Norris House r 3 4
Acacia .....2 5
League 5-B
Alpha Tau Omega-!? 5 0
Phi Gamma Delta-B 8 1
Delta Tau Pelta-B 22
Sigma Chl-B 1
Phi Delta Theta-B .1 3
Sigma Alpha Ensilon-B -0 4
League 6-B
Beta TheU Pi-B !5 0
Phi Kappa Psi-B ......4 1
Sigma Phi Kmilon-B r. .2 2
DelU Upsilon-B 23
Kappa Slgma-B 0 3
Alpha Gamma Rho-B
League 7-B
PI Kappa Phi B 50
Farm House-B
Thrta Xi-H
Alpha Gamma Sigma-B ......2 3
Cornhusker Co-op-B 24
Tati Kappa Rmilon-B
BeU Sitma Psi-B 1 5
League 8 Frosh
Alpha Gamma Rho-C .. -5 1
Vhl nit Thrta-C 5 1
DelU Urtflon-C 42
Alpha Tau Ometa-C ...33
fiigma Nu-C 2
Farm House-C 24
Sigma Chl-C 2 4
Phi Gamma Delta-C 1 8
League 9-Dorm-A
Avery 41
Can field 4 1
Manatt .....41
Beasey .....2 3
Seaton 14
Gusuvsoo II 0 5
League 10-Dorm-A
Seaton II 3 0
Hitchcock ....3 0
Boucher 22
Fairfield 1 3
Aodrtwg 04
League 11-Dorm-A
Benton , 4 l
Selleck , 4 1
Maclean 32
Burnett 1 3
Giuuvson I 0 5
League 12-Dorm-B
Canfleld-B 6 0
Hitchcock-C 1
Manatt-B .....8 2
Bumett-B 2 -i
Hitchcock-B 2 3
Avcry-B 14
Andrews-B 0 5
Ag College-League 14
Ag Men's-A 7 0
Ag Jokers ., 4 2
Clippers ....3 1
AGR Gradi 43
Hay Seeds 23
Rustlers 1 6
Ag Mcn's-B 0 6
League 15-Church
Newman Club 8 0
InterVarsity 51
IjUtherant 43
Baptist House 4 4
Presby House 0 7
League 16-Independents
Phi Ensllon Kappa 5 1
Beta IJrxilon Mu 4 2
Delta Theta Pi ..4 3
A. I. K !.3 3
Delta A(pha PI 23
A. I. E. E 06
Le ague 17-Independents
Bert's Boys 8 0
Freshman Dents 40
Geologists 71
Navy ROTC 36
DelU Scrubs 35
Phi Dclu Phi 26
NU Swim Meet
Nebraska's tank team sank be
fore Colorado State 53-31 Saturday
in spite of two firsts and a second
by Cal Bentz. Beutz won the 230
and 440-yard free style event for
the Huskers' only first place points
besides a diving first by JSill
Tagney.
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