Wednesday, February 29, 1956
THE NEBRASKAN
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Hi Puces Gymnasts
To 62-50 Victory
Garnering six firsts out of seven
vents, the Nebraska gymnastics
team raced past the University of
lowa, 62-50 in Lincoln last Mon
day.
Bruce Riley, the nimble Husker
eaptain, led the . Cornhuskers with
live firsts and two thirds,
In the free exercise event, Ri
ley placed first. He was followed
by Steve Carlson of Iowa with
Iowa's Bill King placing third
or the Huskers, Ervin Krist
and Wayne Strickler placed fourth
and fifth respectively.
The Huskers Krist copped the
top honors in the trampoline. The
Omaha junior was followed by
King with Riley taking third.
Iowa's Mike Stotle was fourth and
Strickler fifth.
Iowa won their only first in the
side horse with the Hawkeyes Dick
DDohrmann edging out teammate
Bill Vogle. Riley was third with
NU's Bob McDonalds fourth. Carl
Intramural
Ballots Due
March 15
Selections for the 1956 All-University
Intramural Basketball
Teams should be turned in to Max
Kreitman, Nebraskan sports edi
tor. Nominations for both A league
and B league should be brought
to the sports desk of the Nebras
kan office not later than March 15.
Those teams not submitting lists
will not have any of their players
included in the selections.
These should be all opponent
teams not including any of the
teams own members. J
These selections will not include J
team selections from the tourna
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Phi Epsilon Kappa
Initiates Twelve
Twelve University men were
initiated Thursday night into Phi
Epsilon Kappa, professional physi
cal education fraternity.
They are Richard Beechner, Eu
gene Gross, Wayne Strickler,
James Thorn, John Wilkenson,
Daryl Carroll, Ted Westervelt,
Ronald Hulse, Donivan Huwaldt,
Buddy Lade, Roger Long and
Gen Torczon.
Charles Miller, acting chair
man of the physical education de
partment and Phi Epsilon Kappa
district counselor, was principal
paaker at the meeting.
son took fifth spot honors.
On the high bar, Riley again
proved his superiority by moving
past Carlson. Strickler was third
with McDonald fourth. Dick David
son was fifth.
Riley then won the next three
events, copping first in the paral
lel bars, rings and the tumbling.
In the parallel event, Carlson took
second with Strickler a close third.
Dick Kniper was fourth with God
frey Styche fifth.
Stan Beebe was second in the
rings with Strickler third and
Speas fourth, Kniper placed fifth.
Carlson again was johnny-on-the-spot
for the visitors and took
second place against the Nebraska
star in the tumbling match. Stotle
was third with Krist fourth and
NU's Jerry Landwer fifth.
Two more matches remain on
the Nebraska agenda before the
NCAA Championships at Chappell
Hill, North Carolina. They meet
the Navy Pier here in Lincoln the
9th of March and go to Boulder,
Colorado, for the All-College Invitational.
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Sigma Chi
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Brown Palace
Theta Xi
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Methodist House 2 6
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BIG SEVEN STANDINGS
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Kansas State 8
Iowa State 7
Missouri c.
Colorado S
Kansas ; 5
Nebraska , t
Oklahoma 1
By BOB MARTEL
Nebraskan Sports Reporter
The Kansas State Wildcats ap
pear to be on their way to de
throning Colorado as Big Seven
Basketball Champions.
They are currently leading the
pack with an eight won two loss
record.
The Wildcats need only to win
one of their remaining two con
ference games to clinch first place.
They play host to the Missouri
Tigers on March 3rd and journey
to Lawrence, Kansas, on March 6th
to oppose Phog Allen's Jayhawks.
The Iowa State Cyclones, who
are in second place with a 7-4 rec
ord, are the only team that can
catch the leaders.
If Kansas State looses it's next
two league games, then the Corn-husker-Iowa
State tilt at Ames on
March 9th would decide the cham
pionship.
A Nebraska victory would live
the Kansas State five the crown
while an Iowa State win would
throw the league race into a tie.
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Morton Gains Sixth Straight
Mat Win; Named Star Of Week
By MAX KREITMAN
Snorts Editor
Standing out as the one bright
spot in a rather dismal season
for coach Don Strasheim's wrest
ling squad is this week's Nebras
kan Star of the Week, Arnold
Morton.
Morton is one of five lettermen
cn th; grappi ng scene for the
Cornhuskers. Last year the 157
pound senior was second to
Charlie Bryant in team scoring.
The Oberlin, Kansas, senior is a
two-year letterwinner.
Morton has gone through his
first six matches of the season
in undefeated fashion.
In Nebraska's opener against the
Minnesota Gophers this year, Mor-
rton won a 7-1 desision over Bob
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Star of the Week ... Arnold Morton, on top, throws his opponnent.
to the canvas. Morton gained a 7-4 decision.
Baker of the visiting squad. The
Gophers downed the Huskers 25-3.
In his second match of the sea
son, Morton gained an easy 4-0
nod over Gus Glefter of South Da
kota. The Huskers trimmed the
Sodaks, 20-8.
The Huskers had an easy time
winning their next tilt against
Colorado State and Morton took
victory number five.
Against the Kansas State Wild
cats, Morton disposed of the Wild
cat's Dale Blume in the time of
7:27. The Huskers suffered their
second loss, 24-10.
The Cornhuskers lost their third
duel match, bowing to Mankato
State, 25-3. Morton gained the only
three Nebraska points, downing
Mankato's Bob Malcomb.
Despite the fact that the Huskers
bad to forfeit two matches, Arnold
Morton managed to win his sixth
straight match, defeating Don
Mortimer, 7-4. The Huskers suf
fered the loss, 21-13.
Only two matches remain on
the mat scene before the Big 7
meet at Ames, la. The Cornhusk
ers meet the lowa State Cyclones
at Ames on Friday and then re
turn home for their final duel with
the Colorado Buffs Saturday. The
match will follow the Nebraska-
Oklahoma basketball tilt.
In 1954, the Huskers had a dis
mal year, losing all twelve of their
matches. They finished last in the
Big 7 tournament. Oklahoma won
the title. Kansas and Missouri
didn't compete in the tourney.
Other lettermen besides Morton
are Jack Bryans, a 147-pound jun
ior from Omaha; John Crancer,
a 137-pound senior from Lincoln.
Marshall Nelson and Jim Owens
are the other two-lettermen. Nelson
is a junior from Kimball and Ow
ens a 130-pound junior from Lin
coln
Morton is the fourth Star of
the Week winner. Other recipients
of the weekly award include Bob
Elwood, the Huskers sophomore
distance ace; Rex Ekwall, junior
basketball player and leading
Husker scorer and Bruce Rilev
the sensational Nil. gymnast.
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