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Friday, January 10, 1958
Husker Hoopsters
At Kansas State
By BOB MARTEL
SprU Editor
Jerry Bush' Cornhusker basket
btXl squad trawls to Manhattan,
Kansas Saturday to take part in
Kansas State's initial Big Eight i
Conference game of the reason.
The Huskers, 5 7 in all games
and 0-1 in league play, will be
tackling the same quintet that
drubbed them 8S-57 in the pre
season tourney in Kansas City.
While Nebraska was losing its
conference opener to Missouri '
be Hayden Abbott, Roy DeWitt
and Don Matusxak.
la the 10 wins the Wildcats have
picked up this season, three are
over defending conference cham
pionsTexas Western (Border
j conference , Indiana tco-champs
of the Big Ten and California
Pacific Coast conference) and
four Big Ten teams.
Refiners Tups
Capiain Gary Reimers, the ton
I Husker scorer with a IS O point
i average, will direct the Nebraska
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iii&iu, aasM, nansas stare i --j ats,
SVT?1; f ! H111 Turner will team with
r ,S? vJ? l Cailej ' Rimers at the guard slots while
Kv l. Jr l Fitzpatrick and Don Smidt
.ff w' JJtw-'Uai be t the forwards and Allen
The Wildcats are 10-1 on the
season. The or.lv loss being to '
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hylwviks In Mm Big Eight Roh;
In Last Place After First Week
Standings
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Kansas 79-65 in the Kansas City
tourney's final game.
Lethal Pact
The Kansas State attack is
paced by one of the two most
lethal duets in the conference,
Bob Boorer and Jack Parr, (The
ether is Kansas" Wilt Chamberlain
and Ron Loneski.1 Boozer is cur
rently leading the Wildcat scorers
with a 19.5 average. King is the
number two man with a 1S.0 aver
se. Other Kansas Stale starters will
Graves at center.
Monday night the Huskers will
be back in the Coliseum hosting
the Oklahoma Sooners who recent
ly detested Kansas. Uhiversitv
la i previous games with Kan- jen
Wrestler's Host Minnesota
In Season's Home Opener
sas State, Nebraska has won 43.
uk nuuearc now r-.i k15-iu- re Saturdav at J p m. The
tive wins over the Huskers, count- m4tches Mi in ,hf
ng roe sa7 aeosion tatcen n tne
semi-finals of the recent Kansas
i City tourney.
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Minnesota's Big 3iis year. Brand winning the Mid
champions will west AAU and the Iowa Teachers
meet the Nebraska Corahuskers Collece Invitational: Ken McKee.
130-pound Midwest AAU winner
and Gil Nielsen. 115 pound title
winner in the Midwest AAU. The
probable lineups:
Strictly Sportstallc . . .
Ry BOB MARTEL
The announcement earlier this
week of the retirement of George
Kell from active participatKW in i with a time of 5:06.4 and Fisher
baseball bright back fond memo- heaved the 12-pound shot 58 feet,
ies of one Sunday last year when Free Throws Important
I was priviledged to accompany the Huskers dropped
sewraJ members of the Fellow tvr Big Eight opener Monday
ship of Christian Athletes on their n-g-t to Missouri, they proved
tots- of the University and Lincoln o.-oe more that ma-iy a game is
Air Force Base. wvm from the free throw line.
In Lincoln w ith Kell were Bob i Nebraska hit on on 14 of SI at-
seum. There will be no admission
charge.
Dan Brand, undefeated in six
matches this season, w ill go
against Minnesota's Pete Veld
man, in the heavyweight division
in what should be one of the fea-
. ture matches. Veldman, third in '
, the Big Ten Conference at 177 j
1 pounds before entering service, !
returned to the Gopher campus I
. . . by Bob Martei 24 vears old.
Richard 5uei;er, Minnesota s ;
captain, was Ten and NCAA cr.am-,
pion last year at 123 pounds. He j
was a three-lime state high school
champion, and is als a returnee !
from sennce. Mueller w as named :
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Jim Nytvy
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a 13.8 aver-
Leo H3yward follows with
ter tniler as he breezed through '
the event in 54 secords.
American Horse won the fW
Feller, formerly of the Cleveland
Indians, Carl
Erskine, of the
Los Angeles
Dodgers, Clen-
don Thomas
and Billy
Rrisher, Okla
koma's great
gridders and
Bi3 Robinson,
formerly of the
P i tt sbn rgh
Sreelers.
The group.
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tempts while Missouri connected
21 times out of 27 tries. Final
scone: Missouri 55, Nebraska 54.
as an alternate to the 1956 Oly- j
pic sqwad. ;
Four members of the Gopher
squad are former state high ,
school champions. Minnesota '
ttyped off a -2 season record
last year by winning the Big Ten I
championship and placed ninth ia 1
the NCAA. j
Nebraska has three champions
Garden Record
A Cincinnati University bas
ketba player earned himself a
coveted place in the record
books of Madison Square Garden
accomplishments. He scored 56
points Friday, an all-time high
in the Garden for a collegian.
His performance was a one
man exhibition of dead-eye
shooting as Cincinnati lowered
the boon, on Seton Hall 118-54.
Robertson is I M sophomore
from Indianapolis. He broke the
one man record with 2:46 left
Mimrart
Oklahoma
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Kansat Sun
Cnlrto
Nrrak
Kanaaa
(lamea Salanlav
rkraka al Ktnui Slat
Mivamin at lna siala
Oalahnma al Colorado
Oluakuma Slal al Tulsa
Last place Kansas will be the
only Big Eight club idle Saturday
night as the conference teams
finished their first week of loop
competition.
League standings show Okla
homa and Missouri m hrst p:ace
by virtue of their wins over Kan
sas and Nebraska respectively.
Iowa State and Colorado open Big
Eight seasons Saturday night.
Iowa State will host fro;it run
ning Missouri at Ames. Tlie "sur
prise" tag is placed on the Tigers
because there was a decided ten-
dencv even in Columbia to look
at li58 as an off year for th?
likeable and capable Sparky Stal-
cup. He had graduated such stars
as Lionel Smith. Bill Ross and had
lost Chuck Duren on grades. This
was the year that Stalcup wasn't
going to s:are anybody.
Tigers Look Good
But the Tigers have Vvked real
good thus far this season and
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nave incmaea maiana, ce:enoing i c(aches
co-champion of the Big Ten among u ..J
their victims. Thev defeated Ne-, . . . ,
braska 55-54 in " their T-v braska head coach said
I tnai nas not yet oeen oeciaoa
whether o:ie or two assistants
over when Jochems was injured . 9.8 and has been the team's lead
and he's even lower thus far in i ing scorer in the last two wins
l'.K8 at 6.8. He's been connecting ' with 21 against Princeton and 14
at only a 23 percent clip but still against Wyoming. The Buffs art
gives the Buffs their most effeo- j 4-6 on the season,
tive com'iination when he's on the In other Big Eight games, Okla
post. i homa State, which doesnt enter
Gerry Schroeder is the team's : official league competition until
leading scorer with
next season, is at Tulsa and Ne
braska is at Kansas State.
Rumors List
low an As NU
Job Candidate
Nebraska has reportedly offered
an assistant football coaching po
sition to LeRoy Pearce, an Iowa
State aide.
A DesMoines paper said that
Pearce has been offered a job to
fill a vacancy created on the Ne
braska staff by the recent resig
nation of Jack Landry, who re
signed in order to take a position
in private business.
Sooner Coaches
Receives Gifts
NORMAN, Okla.-John Jacobs
and Bill Carroll, Oklahoma track
coaches, were given jackets for
Christmas by their squad.
Jacobs, Oklahoma's track men
tor since 1922, thanked the Sooner
thinclads for his with the following
penciled note thumbtacked on th
track room doort
"Thanks very much for the fine
hunting coat you gave me Christ
mas. It's just a fit unless the
game compartment is a little too
big."
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Fearce has been aide under head Jac nM '
Vv'i freS'v headed pa
.yers is reported Headed tor a hls appearance m Hollywood oa
job at Texas AIM. ;the This u Your tek.vision
Nebraska Coach Bill Jennings show that recently honored Bill
said he has talked to Pearce "just Weaver, former Sooner track star
as I have talked to several other) (now Chester in the weekly TV
But nothing is definite, show, "Gun Smoke.")
opener.
The Cyclones, alwsys a confer
ence threat, have felt the loss of
All-American Gary Thompson, Add
to that the recent injury of John
Crawford and you have a quintet
that is a great ?eal weaker than
Bill Stranr.igan's 1957 club. Craw
ford's ankle is just about healed
and he should be able to go at
full speed against the Tigers.
The Oklahoma Sooners. whose
should be hired to the Husker
staff. "We hare talked abaut the
possibility of two," he said.
in the final quarter as he sank upset ot Kansas is currentiy the
the first of two free throws. He j conversation piece of the league.
then left the game to a standing j t Boulder to h;lp ir.augu
ovation from the fans.
Sooners To Begin Rebuilding Team;
Wilkinson Loses Eight
'57 Starters
XORMAN, Okla. Meeting two I LG Dick Gwina 3, B. W. Scott:
bowi teams in the first three games 4 . j
Cranny ftmdvr next year. Coach Bud Wilkinson's j C Bob Harrison 1 Jim Dans'
K(.n j Oklahoma footbaH team loses eight
s a whole, went out to tfie Air , starters off its Big Eight and
Carpenter (3i, John Pe'Jow
14).
FB David Roile 2, Wahoo Mc-
(2), Jerry Pij-ne 3, Mickev 1 '""'"'-
- j Freshmen will work w-iA the
Johnson 4. varsirv in sarine nracuce. Coached
Base and spent a few hours talk- Orange Bowl championship squad 1 RG Dick Corbitt 2. Billy Jack by Port Robertson and Norman
tng with the servicernen and j and will begin building new start- Moore 3t. Les;er Bradley nt. McNabb, the Boomers lost 14-1S
signing autographs for them. The J '.ing and alternate units when j FT J:m Lawrence 2, Cloyd Shil- to Tulsa's yearlings here but de
athletes then split up into three j spring practice begins here Febru-j ling Si, Bob Morford 4. j feated Oklahoma Ste 14-0 at
groups and visited several of the j ary 25. j RE Joe Rector m, Steve Jen- Stillwater.
religious Douses on campus. Coach Len Casanova's Oregon nings i2. Jere Durham 3i,
The impression that these ath-; Webfeet, who distinguished them-' Bill Levonitis 4).
letes made on their audiences ; selves while losing 10-7 to Ohio C3 David Baker 2t, Bennett
was tremendous. Those of you! State's Big Ten champs in the i Watts 3i.
who heard them speak wi3 well Rose Bowl come to Norman Or- LH-Jakie Sandefer fit. Bobbv
tober 4 for Oklahoma's second i
game.
NU Mermen j
Travel To
t
Lawrence
Nebraska's undefeated swim-'
ming team will attempt to make it '
two in a row when they journey j
to Lawrence. Kansas on Saturday j
to take on the Kansas Jayhawksj
in a dual meet. i
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Sw immers mskir.g the Kansas I
trip arei Carl Bodensteiner, Joe
Bonemeier. Harvey Fair, John
Griffiths. Jerry Brown. John Hcle-1
man. Bryce Johnson, Bill North, j
Ernie Hoffke, Frank Tomson and
Ron Renfer. ,
Difrs on the squad are Jim j
Pokorry and Doug Scott. The
punch at center has been a major Huskers will be in action at home
they entertain
rate Colorado's Big Eight season.
Saturday's game will be a re
play of the opening consolation
round game n the Big Etfht pre
season tournament.
In that one. the S oners erased
a Id-point second half deficit to
edge the Buffs 53-52 on Center
Joe King's follow shot with II
seconds remaining.
King, a deadly shooter from
either the post or com?-, could
be the difference between the two
teams again. Lack of scoring
remember how humble and sin
cere these men were when they
spoke of their own particular re
ligious beliefs. It made one stop
and think.
- I-M Track Scheiilei
Track fans are in for an eve
ning of enioyment next Tuesday
when Ed Higgenbotham's Indoor
Track Championships wiH be
held in the Memorial Stadium
track area.
Highlighting the Meet will be
such "names" as Bob Knauh,
Jerry Marples. Joe American
Horse and Larry Fisher in addi
tion to the best of the intramural
track men.
In the qualifying heats, Knaub,
entered in the independent field,
won the 60-yard low hurdles,
broad jump and qualified for the
pole vault and high jump. He
also ran the one-lap run in 30.1.
Marples was the leading qua?
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Oklahoma clashes the following
week with Coach DarreH Royal's
Texas Steers, who lost the Sugar
Bowl game to Mississippi. The
game will be played October 11 in
the Cotton Bowl at Dallas.
From the starting team that de
feated Duke 48-21 in the Orange
Bowl, Oklahoma loses three backs.
RH Clendon Thomas, QB Carl
Dodd and FB Den nit Morris, and
five linesmen, LE Don Stiller, LT
Byron Searcy. LG Ken Northcutt.
RG Bill Krisher and RT Doyle
Jennings. LG Joe Oujesky of the
alternates also graduates.
Of the 44 Sooners who played
against Duke, the following return:
LE Ross Coyle (2nd team), Mic
key Jackson 3), Dick Evans
4).
LT-Jerry Thompson (2), Gilmer
Lewis f3), Ben Wells (4.
I Oklahoma opens here next Sep
tember 27 with West Virginia.
Southern Conference power. Coach
Art Lewis' rugged Mountaineers
finished T-2-1 this season, and
Boyd 2 , Prentice Gautt ilK dosed fast, collaring Pittsburgh 7-
Jackie Holt 4. 6. Wake Forest 27-14 and Syracuse
RH Brewster Hobby C2, Dick 7-6 in their last three games.
Colorado problem for the past t 3
seasons. Coach Sox Wslseth has
i elected to go with incumbent Don
j Walker again after exp;rimenting ,
1 in early season w ith 6-8 Jim J :
cbems. who cant get gaing follow
ing a knee operation, and 6-7 Matt
Baskin who has been unable to '
I settle down ia his sophomore sea-'
. son.
j Walker Lakt Sewing
I Walker averaged but nine points
per game last year after taking
on Jan. IS when
Kansas State.
Jayhawks Polite
LAWRENCE, Kan -Kansas still
is ravelling below last year's 14.7
per gme foul pace, which was
good enough for fifth on final
major college statistics. Going into
Tjesday night's conference opener
at Oklahoma, the Jayhawkers are
averaging only 10.9 infractions.
j Husker Sports
Saturday
Basketball at Kansas State
KFOR 7:30 p.m.t
, Swimming at Kansas
, Wrestling Minnesota tCcliseum 2
p.m.)
j Intramurals
Friday
;P.E. Bids.
Ceurt 13:00 p.m. Geography vs.
I Sputniks
Court 25:00 p m. Newman Club
, vs. Phi Epsilon Kappa
' Saturday
; Court 11 .00 p.m. Sigma Alpha
j Epsilon-B vs. Theu Xi-
B
2 00 p m. Deka Sigma
Pi rs. Brown Palace
3:00 p.m. Beta Sigma
Psi-A rs. Sigma Alpha
Mil
4 00 p.m. Phi Delta
Theta-A vs. Sigma Phi
Spsiloa-A
Cewn ? 1 3 p.m. Delta Tan Del
la B vs. Kappa Sigma-B
2:00 p.m. Phi Kappa
Psi-B vs. Sigma Chi-B
3 00 p.m. Huskerrille vs.
Alpha Tau Alpha
4:0 p.m. Delta Tau Del
ta -A vs. Kappa Sigma-A
; Ceurt 31:0 p.m. Delia Upsiion-
A. vs. Sigma Chi-A
2:00 p.m. Beta Theta Pi
A vs. Sigma Xu-A
3 00 p.m. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon-A vs. Alpha Taa
Omega-A
4 00 p.m. Farm Hons
vs. Theta Xi-A
DANCING
Johnny Cox
Orchestra
Saturday, Ja.ii. II
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