The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 07, 1956, Page Page 3, Image 3
1 i 3 ! ' THE NEBRASKAN . 5SSti Friday, December 7, 1956 Huskers Entertain Twice: Kramer-less Michigan And Wisconsin To Meet Improving Husker Cagers By BOB MARTEL Staff Writer "Be it ever so humble, there's ao place like home." So read the wire received by Cornhusker coach Jerry Bush from Coach Bob Fer rick of Santa Clara, and after last Monday evening's perform ance all Nebraska fans agree. The Cornhuskers will entertain the University of Michigan Wol verines on the friendly Coliseum basketball court tomorrow eve ning. The Michigan quintet will be without the services of their cap tain and last year's most valuable player. Ron Kramer, All Ameri ca end in football for the past two seasons, will be in New York on a personal appearance tour with the 1956 AH America football squad. Pete Tfflotson, 6'6" veteraji guard, will replace Kramer at the pivot post. The remainder of the starting linkup will include George Lee, 63" sophomore, and Randy Ter rier, 6'5" lettennan, at the for wards and M. C. Burton, 6'5 nf the freshman souad last sea- iseum Monday evening for their 1' son and were instrumental in help- game with the Cornhuskers. fling the frosh beat the Michigan The Badgers, who finished eighth J.N 7 A Courtesy Lincoln Journal JERRY BUSH first year man, and little Jim Shearon, 5T' veteran at the guards. Lee and E'Jrton were members r- Husker Swimmers Prepare For Initial Meet By BOB MARTEL Staff Sports Writer The athletic spotlight wiQ shine f Hollie Lepley's mermen tomor row afternoon when the annual Classified Ads We Repair tighten. Cliff Smoke Shop. 121 N. 12. Student Mali Help Wanted: Pellverf Men Must Have A Car. Neat Appear ance. Paid Dally. Apply: 116 South 15. Room 308, Nebraska Stata Build ing. Personnel Manager. Near jg College. 3 nice rooms. Employed women or mature student. Kltcben pnv ilges. -S170. For sale: Smith-Corona portable, 61 HI port car. S38 N. 2, downstair. For rent: Room on Agr. College for male student. Cooking privilege.- Phone -5671 before AM or after 6:30 PM. Student Female Help Wanted: Lots of Christmas Money. New Exciting Pro gram! Need: Pleasing Voice. Pleasant Personality. Hours 8-4 or 4 to 8. Apply Personnel Manager Nebraska State Building. 116 South 15th, Room 308. Freshman-Varsity Meet gets un der way at the Coliseum pool. This is the meet that tells all. Fans will get a preview of what they can expect this year from the varsity and a look at next year througn tne irosh team. Lepley lost some of his better swimmers when Dick Hill grad uated, Wyman Kenagy joined the Marines and 1955-56 captain Tom Houchen dropped from school. Also lost to the squad is Steve Gaines, a promising diver who understud ied Gene Cotter last season. Gaines decided not to return to the University this year. Lettermen who will wear Ne braska colors this season include: Big-Seven Diving Champion Gene Cotter, Carl Bodensteiner. Lincoln junior who was .outstanding last season, John Holeman, Omaha jun ior, Paul Schorr, Lincoln junior. Bill Tagney, Omaha senior who varsity a year ago. in me eig xen conierence iasi The Wolverine club has consid- season, are not expected to do erable strength off the boards and much better this year. They were plenty of speed with which to op- oeaten in their season opener last erate its quick break. Tne ae- weexena oy souin uaicoia in an fesne usuallv employed is a switch- overtime contest ing man to man defense. Coach Bud Foster, who is in his Coach Bill Perigo has nignpra season at me ceim 01 wis- hopes for a first division berth consul's basketball team, nas only in the Big Ten Conference aner iwo lettermen returning, i n e y finishine ninth last season. are forwards Bob Lltzow 6'2V Coach Bush will undoubtedly go ana Glenn Borland 6'i with the same starting five that Litzow, was ranked as the third played the big part in the victory top scorer a season ago with 259 over Iowa last Monday. Mints. 191 of them in Biz Ten play. Captain Rex Ekwall, who is pac- Where he ranked 21st in scoring ing the Husker scorers ith 40 as the third highest scoring sopho- points in the first tnree games, more & the conference. Litzow tal- will team with Don Smidt at the 119 fied goals last season to forwards. Big Kon .parsons, wno set a new mark in that category did an outstanding job against tne by a Wisconsin sophomore player, Hawkeyes, will again get tne noa Borland, a nifty left-h a n d e d at center, while Gary Reimers shooting forward, hails from Oel- and Jim Kubackl will quarterback wein. Iowa, and saw limited ac- the club from their guard posi- tioa as a spot player last season, tions. I He was most impressive against The University of Wisconsin bas- Nebraska, tallvine 14 noints after ketball squad will invade tne coi- entering the game late inthe first half. Ray Gross, 67", 230 pound jun ior, will start at center while Dave Leichtfuss. 6'ltt" junior varsity will probably dive behind cotter letter-winner, and Brian Kulas, this season and Doug Thorpe, Lin- g'S" sophomore, will be at the cola junior. guards. Four members of last season's iresnman squaa wno are expeciri ... . ed to be a big help this year are AN-UniverSlfy Bill Norik of Lincoln, Ron Ren- Due t space limitations, it was fer of Wyandotte, Michigan, Jerry impossible to inclade the All-Uni-Farrell of Hastings and Charlie yersity Intramural team in today's Arizumi of Honolulu, Hawaii. sports page, The freshmen squad will be com- The selections will appear in posed of Frank Thompson of Lin- Monday's Nebraska. coin, Gery Keller of Lincoln, Kon Buckland of Lincoln, John Grif- of Columbus, Ross McClas- The Big Dipper: Wilt Chamberlain Listed As Thenom' By -Veteran Basketball Observers By BOB MARTEL Staff Sports Writer "He's for real." That's what Darrell Hall, Assistant Managing Editor of the- Daily Kansan had to say of Wilt "The Stilt" Cham berlain. In a telephone conversation with this writer, Hall said, however, that there was much room for improvement in the play of the giant Kansas center. He however, declined to men tion where the flaws were in Chamberlain's play. The Kansas writer said that al though "The Dipper", as' he pre fers to be called, was great in his debut, the other four mem bers of the starting five were way below par. "Spotlight jitters", is what Hall blames for this poor showing. He claims that once the boys get used to working with Chamber lain tKat there will be no stopping the Kansas quintet. According to Hall, the Kansas club could win the Big Seven crown even without the big Phila delphia pivot man. The Jayhawk- ers lost only two men by gradua tion and they were only reserves Lettermen Maurice King and Gene Elstun were both All Big Seven choices last season so Chamber lain isn't exactly playing in slow company. In regards to the statement made by the Northwestern coach that in order to beat Kansas all you had to do was hold the ball, Hall said, "All that is is wishful thinking, the other teams will have to shoot sometime and when they do we will get the ball and we will score." We asked the Kansas writer what he thought of all the at tempts to link Chamberlain in a basketball scandal. He replied, "This is just talk, if anyone had anything on Wilt they would have Ton Are Invited To Worship ST. PAUL METHODIST CHURCH Uft and M Streets Morning Worship 11:00 AJM. Sermon Topic: The Southern Cross" Radio Ministry Every Sunday IFAB 9:00-9:15 A-M. XFOB 11:30 KM. Church Study Clauca :45 A-M. Ministers: FBANK COURT. RALPH LEWIS. SAMUEL EEECHNEE DONALD BLISS WESLEY FOUNDATION KEEP YOUR SUNDAYS SACRED . THROUGH THE HOLY HUSH OF WORSHIP! fith son of Lincoln, Jim Pokorny of Schuyler and Ernie Haffke a trans fer student from Iowa State who makes his home in Lincoln. 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