Tuesday, March 4, 1958
The Doily Nebroskon
Huskers Down Nation's
Ex (Now) Top Quintet
Fitzpatrick Scores 19 As Bushmen Stagger
Country s Sports World Again
Nebraska's torrid Cornhuskers, with a 19 point performance by
a tumu wane riizpatncK, smasnea Kansas state, do-4 Monaay
nignt.
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The win was the Huskers
fourth straight and their see
ond in a row over a national
power. It also ended a series
losing streak for Nebraska
apainst Kansas State. The
wildcats had
won eight
straight from
their confer
ence neigh
bors In the
last four
years.
Ka n s a s
State started
things like
they would
make the
V
Court My Sunday
Journal unci Star
Fitzpatrick
Husker fans, who packed the
Coliseum 8,800 strong, a
gloomy group before the night
was over. Fabulous Bob Booz-
things suddenly stopped go
ing the wildcats way.
Hirsch Turner's falling away
jump shot, a true Turner spec
tacular, started Nebraska s
comeback. Bob Harry dropped
a jumper on a rebound right
underneath and then tied it
with a long set shot with 11:51
remaining in the first half,
The Huskers didn't quite get
over the hill Just then, how
ever. Boozer matched any-
ghing the Bushmen could pro
duce and the score was tied
five times and the lead
changed hands twice more
before Booz
er himself
put Nebras-t.
ka ahead to
stay. V
Riled by
er poured in nine points as!PusninS fo"lf
the Wildcats jumped to a
quick 9-3 lead. But right there
in iii.ui.iii .i una
t I
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ConrtMjf Sunday Jooraal ud Star
l " i'l
Coortesy Sunday
Journal and Sur
Turner
called on him
under the
K a n s a siJ
State basket"'
big fellow
protested too
vigorously moments later
when he smashed into Don
Smidt on a contested rebound.
For this referee John Lloyd
assessed a technical. Smidt
dropped one of his two and
Gary Keimers added the
technical to make it 22-29.
Since a technical meant Ne
braska got the ball even if
Keimers made his shot, Ne
braska took advantage of an
out of bounds play to ahead
for good. 24-19.
Nebraska was in command
the entire second half and the
game reached rout propor
tions when Fitzpatrick ranv
paged to 12 straight points
during one spell. The Missouri
traveler drove around his tall
er guard, sophomore Wally
Frank for three easy buck
ets. He added two more crip
ples on stol
Kwmmmmmmmmmmm
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Coortesr Sunday
Journal and Star
Keimers
Skirts In Sports
emmie limpo
Alberta Strickland. Inde-! tennis) is also entering its
pendent, is the new champion j third round of games.
Meetings
of the intramural bowling
tournament!
The top five girls were
placed according to the
average of their best two out
of three games. Alberta's
score was 314. Three Alpha
Omicron Pis came in next:
Pat Tesar, 243; Nancy
George, 241; and Rose Marie
Hoff, 235. Jane Simmons,
Newman Gub, got 211.
Co-Rec
Congratulations are also
due to the winners of the co
rec volley ball tournament,
Newman Gub!
In the semi-finals, the Chi
Omega, team 2, Kappa
Sigma defeated the Alpha Chi
Omega - Farmhouse team :
Newman Gub beat the Kappa
The Rifle Gub will meet at
the regularly scheduled times,
on Saturday afternoon from
1-4:30 p.m.
Fencing Gub is continuing
to meet at 5 p.m. Thursday.
Anyone interested may at
tend. Don't forget! Filings for
WAA Board positions are
open through March 5. Ap
plications mav be picked up
at the WAA Office in Grant
Memorial. Interviews will
be held Friday from 4-5:15
p.m. and Saturday from 9-11
am.
Old News
This week, since the dread-'
ful rain prevented my attend-,
ing golf class Thursday, I de-
en balls and
topped it off
by outre
boun ding
both Frank
and 6'5" Jim
Fischer for
an easy two
just under the
bucket
Kansas State played with
out all-conference center I
Jack Parr. The 6'9" Parr
was kept at borne by a vio
lent cold which forced him
to miss the last two Wildcat
contests.
Boozer led all scorers with
20 points. The 6'8" Omahan
scored 15 in the first half,
but fouled out with 8:31 to
play. The fancy pivot scored
all his team's points during
the first 11 minutes of action.
For Nebraska, everyone
stood out but there was no
doubt that Fitzpatrick was
having his greatest night of
the season. The 6'4" senior
added 10 rebounds to his 19
points and handled the ball
backed him under the bang-
boards with 10 more while
! Gary Reimers hit 14 points
for second high scoring hon
ors.
Husker Box
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Abbott. F-G 1 I I J 4
Ballard, G 1 1 1 !
Bwnrr. F-G I 14 11 It i
DtWIlt. F-G 5 4
Deaclaa. G 4
FHrker, F 4 t I 1
Frank. F-C 4 1 1 1 t
Hstwtrda. G 1 t
Laaw. F t t 4 4 J
Matastak. G 1 t I t
Husker Outfield Squad Brightens
Baseball Scene As Three Return
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Fltniatrirk. F 1
Harry. C
Hester, C
Howard. C t
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Ed note This Is the sec
ond of a Daily Nebraskan
series dealing with Husker
baseball prospects. The third,
covering the infield, will ap
pear next week.
This early in the year, a
baseball coach will rver ad
mit that part of his lineup is
set." There is too much
chance of a talented rookie
or two beating an expected
regular out of his ob.
However, lust because
Pinky Higgins wont tell who
his regular leftfielder is go
ing to be doesn't mean that
Ted Williams won't be out
there on opening day. And
just because Nebraska's
Tony Sharpe is noncommit
tal about his starting outfield,
don't think it won't be Gene
Torczon, Gary Reimers and Hast summer although
Larry Lewis,
It was these three men who
provided a solid outfield
punch for Nebraska last year
and their continued success
in the "garden" will have a
lot to do with Nebraska's Big
Eight title chances.
Torczon is the nower hitter
of the group. The big right
hander hit at a steady .290
! Wrestlers Hit
In Ttvo Meets
Once agala the Husker wres
tling squad showed that dou
ble headers make for a long
week end as they emerged
with three wins from Thurs
day and Friday's efforts at the
Nebraska Coliseum.
Husker star Don Brand
came through with two wins
and Gail Baum managed a
split in his two tries. How
ever, hope showed its face in
the form of relatively low
his ' point differentials and only
University pitching
I Nebraska lost to Colorado
School of Mines 22-6 and to
Iowa State Teachers College
95-S sptlincr iha ulaaa fnr fhfir
in crs, a i igmnanaer final warmup against Ft. Hays
who has been leading the I Teachers College at Ft. Hays
basketball team this winter, ithis Saturday before the Big
career two losses by the Din route.
. . . - . . . i .
ntiu ueen namperea oy a oaa
shoulder. This spring, he
claims his arm has been
feeling as good as new,
gives Nebraska a steady
fielder and hitter in center
field while Lewis provides
clip last year and led the left handed power at the
ciuo in kbis irom ms spot, plate
as third hitter
Torczon could be switched
from left to pitching duties
this year, however, if t h e
Husker pitching situation
doesnt jell. The rangy right-
Sophomores who might
break into the outfield if in
juries or . position shifts
leave a vacancy, include Le
Roy Zentic and lefthander,
Bob Semin. The ubiqutous
March
hander threw for Columbus j Zentic is also taring out at
in the Pioneer Night League I first base and uitch.
Eight Championship
14-15 at Ames, Iowa.
Iowa "late Teacher SS Cniver4tT l
Xrbraaka (
la Lhn-oln. Neb. Febr. M, 1S
1SI twtnnd Larrr Coldherg (1ST) de
stoned Marlia Lurt N). 3-0.
10 pound Jerry Lane IST) won hr
forfeit.
1 nonnda John Vm-aa TST dr.
sinned Kent Walton N, 7-0.
147 pound? terry Ray TST 4Jd.
atoned Gail Blum V. 4-3.
157 pounds DkHt Beaton ftST) ptonM
Don Casey (N). 5:45 none.
77 pound? Choc Psrlou fIST) dex
sioned Ken Lott N. J-2.
117 pounds Gemr Geineor ClSTt dWt
sioned Jim Novotny N. -0.
Hwt. Psn Brand r pinned Arlandl
Waters (1ST), 2:1 ifone.
Colorado Mines 2S CnlTpnrtty of Nebrua.
ka
la llncoln. b., Febr. 17. IMS
1 pounds PM1 Doybal CM) dex
sioned Marlia Luff (V), 8-4.
MO Bounds Glen Hasse (CST) soon by
forfeit.
137 pounds Howard Chr1san-os (CV
leoiskned Kent Walton V, 3-0.
147 pounds Gail Bsum (V) dectsloned
Paul Pihht (CM), S-9.
1S7 pounds Olin WhXescanw CM
Pinneti Don Casey fXl, 4.3g one.
1H pounds Dl Swerdfefer (Of) de
CLsioned Ken Lott (N, S-0.
177 pounds Pon MeveTs (CM") dert
sioned Jim Novotny (N), 5-1.
Hwt Dan Brand (X) derlsioned Map.
vin Kay (CM, 7-1.
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Husker Regulars
Nebraska's three regular
returning outfielders await
their turn in the batting
cage. From left to right
they are Gary Reimers,
centerfield; Gene Torczon,
leftfield; and Larry Lewis,
rightfield.
Frosh Receive
Pigskin Awards
Thirty-seven University of
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4
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fjymnasts
Bop K-State
Saturday March 1, the Ne
braska Gym team defeated
Kansas State bv a score of
78-34 at"lanhattan.
The meet was originally
scheduled to be a triangular
with the Fort Hayes team
Adverse weather conditions
forced them to drop out.
Phillip Hall and Charles
Ellis led the Cornhuskers with
23 and 12 points respectively.
totals it n a tt u ss
Nebraska Field Gol Perreatare . S7.1
Nebraska Free Thruw Pereentafe . S4.S
RaMlime Srore: K-Rtate 21. Nebraska 24
Of'iriala: Joha Llord Dearer i Ba Bide
well, Mlaaaurt
IM Tourney
Results
Dolta-Thpta 'i team Thon in i 1 fc. . . . . . , . ! Series
4 - - , : nn u iu uic ugliv. imf inc uu
it' iiti jiv v i' ,1- m -i t"i i in
Daily Nebraskan files ! And
Winnr hifta: Dir-fc Pruai !
1 Loner's hub. Gary Clau&sea ft
j , ... .1 ru- s t- t'aiij agnail i n. o . xiuu
dau-ned the Chi O-Kappa Sig : th amidst the vel tat.,.
Vinnr' h-Khr Boh Psin 12
DionshiD : J lJa 1 l,,. MH. rn Penney a
' j . . on s spons column ot i')4o, en-
The second round of the .:.,j'..t-. r-.. r.:j ha fpiiou "b
basketball tournament was - tu wi tiifb: Bob b and atk
r,l..n1 lrl ...l- r..l UlSlUVt-llllK IMC". HI MC III; 51 W "
lowing results: the Indepond- prI " ba'! .f e of he
ents debated the Kappa Del- fTT,?1 , W?? n
IAS" IIM I'l I'hK hfut lit i-an'l "J -
be true) the Chi Omegas;
and the Alpha Xis downed the
Alpha Omicron Pis.
Here is (he schedule for
the third round of basket
ball name this week: today
(iamma Phi P.cta vs. Zeta
Tau Alpha; Wed. Kappa
Alpha Theta vs. Kappa Kap
pa Gamma; Thurs. Alpha
Phi vs. Delta Gamma.
. . r i . i . .o
line nnai score oeing jo-i.i
'Pi Beta Phi
downed Alpha
j Chi Omega by 14-3 . . ..' I
l noticed in February of 1948,
the headline "Nebraska
j Trackmen win: Trounce
! (Kansas State) Wildcats, 73-
01 "
ul .
I I hope history repeated it
self last night.
But as this column goes to
IMer"s hiirh: Larry Menkt 11)
Nebraska freshmen qualified
! ff frvo.tr.all fiiiTTiprflls. Coach
o - Hall tx'rtn tho rramnAnna QnH
BillJennings announced, :
Ellis took fourth place in
tumbling and third in the
trampoline event.
Free Exerelse Won by Cramow. KS,
2. EUis, N. 1. HaU, N. 4. Owe, KS, .
Brown, N.
Trampoline Won by Hall, N, ?. Gran
tarn, KS, a. EUis, N, 4. Loom s, KS. S.
Bare, KS.
Side Horse Won by Byers, N, I. Xoh
!er, N, 3. McDonald, N, 4. Olson. KS, S.
Ouye. KS.
Horcontal Bar Won by Pakieaer. N.
J. McDonald, N, 3. Loomia, KS, 4.
Campbell, KS. 5. Bara, KS.
Parallel Bars Won by Krist, N, 1.
HaU, V 1 McDonald. N, 4. Bare, KS.
9, Leahe. KS.
Fly inc Klnrs Won by Hall, N. EIH
on. , 3. Ellis, N, 4. Crauow, KS, i.
Loomia, KS.
TomMlmr Won by Brows, N, J. Hall.
N, 3. Gratuow, KS. 4. Ellis, N. . Bare.
KS.
Thursday. They include:
Tim Barnes. Omaha: Darrel Bemet. Rs
Tenna; Lee Biselow. Omaha; John Pood,
Missouri Valley, losra; Oscar Bred'haiwr.
Grand Is'and; Vernon Caston. Ashcville.
X. C i Dean Conne. Fort Worm. Trsu;
Al Cummin. Council Blolft, Iowa; Robert
DanieU. Wichita. Kan.: Don Dai, Lin
coln: Joe Dickson. Ciau'on, Pa.; Dennb
Doric Kairbury; Mike Yjttt, South Bend,
Ind ; Rua Edeal. Overton; Don Frieke.
Hastincs; Don Frin. HoKtem. Iowa.
Jose Gacusana, Lincoln: Ken Hasard.
Osallala; Rail Hufhea. Oiicaro; Robert
Kitchen. McCook; Richard Koier. Waiet
loam, S. D.; Donald Loans. Fertile, Minn.;
Irry Lonf. PiatrsmoMth; John Luecke.
B'nnt. S. D.; John Mlnnick. Cambridse;
Joe Mtielhaiipt, Ilea Mo:ne; Dennis L.
Oodrac'.. Fremont; Jim Partinaton. Lin
coln: JSjhi Pctenon. Bertrand; Daniel
Patriot!. Wmdom, Minn : Pete Rodrietiel.
(Tiico; Richsrd lludzik. Jetmore. Kn.;
Dnane Salak. Schnrler; T-m Wahl. Brad
shaw; ichard Watermjn. Toledo. O-; riay
Whi'e, Toledo, O.; Al Weilman, DeSmet,
S. D.
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Wildcat Flack
Drops Riflemen
Saturday afternoon the
Kansas State rifle team
edged the Nebraska rifle
team by a score af 1895 to
j 1893. High individual firer
;was KU's Gary Anderson
; with a score of 388 out of a :
i possible 400. Second high;
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This is the second time thei
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