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Tall, Talented Afforestation
1 tie Daily .Nebraskan winds
up the 1357-58 intramural
basketball season with the se-
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lection of one of the most
powerful all-intramural line-
itps in recent years.
The combination features
weight, speed, scoring finesse
and defensive abilitv.
post is Bob Prokop, three times
an au-intramural choice and
the scoring leader of the tra -
dftinnsHv irfl rii.m.
UIS. ITOKOP averaged ZU
pomts per contest in intra- s
mural play, no mean feat
with tight defenses and a run -
King clock. -
Big Bob was instrumental
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m leading the Chemtsts to
an unbeaten regular season
schedule. The Chemists have
Mon SJ fames and lost r.i.t
two durinc Prefers tenure
From The Outside
hv
Lait week I had an opportunity to attend the finals of
the Iowa ffirls state Hugh school basketball tournament. They
played before a crowd of 15 00O
of 13.80 thai had attended the finals of the boys tournament
the preceding week. The sixteen finalists the '"Sweet Six
teen" emerge! irem nearly TOO fcuji schools that play girls
basketball in Iowa. A team has to win four fames in four
days to be c-rownl state champions. The winners. West
Central of Maynard. finished the season with a 30 win and
0 loss record
The thing that impressed me the most was the fast pace
ef the games and the great amount of scoring that was done.
The niittner-tip in the tournament. Emerson, featured the
new all-tatie hah tourney scorer, Vivian Fleming. Miss
Fleming scored 310 points for
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for the seasfB.
Every team in the t-vtmatnent hal one or two c.rls that
ere averaging around 20 poir.ts a game. These girls didn't
make al their points right under the basket either. They
oii!d drive. ht jump shots, hook or use just about any
other shot you see high scb! boys teams employing.
Extra Point Rule
The new football rule c-cneertiing extra points has
raised some comment from Oklahoma coach Bud Wilkinson
and Oklahoma State coach Cliff Speeefe.
The new rule provides for two points for successfully
passing or running the ball ov er the goal on a try i r extra
points. The conversion play U moved tack a yard to the
tfcree, bst a good kick is still just worth a point.
The successful Sooner coach believes there wtS be more
emphasis on deceptive plays when the teasns go after the
extra points. He desn"t thick defense will change very much. !
Most teams JI use a regular
SpeegJe, mhose squad has ended spnr.g practice, kept af
record on game cooditioa scrimmases where conversion!
attempts were made for both one and two points. He found ;
that las team could make two points running or passing 60
per cent of the time. He also sa.d the spread looked like the f
best formatjion because it forces the defense to cover a ;
larger area.
have a man fiho can pats. run.
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Colgate Instant Shavo
FIRST
F Harry Tolly " Sigma Oil
F LeRoy Zentic 511" GustavMa I
C Bob Prokop fi'6" Chemists
G Don Weazle Sigma No
G Dick Prusia SO" Hitchcock
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Clarence Cook
Bob Brandeis
Nels KJeldsea
Dick Koiser
Jim Kane
HONORABLE MENTION:
Mrli Hilding, Canfield; Larry Naviaux, DelU Tan Delta;
KWk Rncintror Pnehv TTAnca . I T.Jl-l !.... 11-11
SmiU,i Bruce Hasch, Hitchcock; Ron Seymour, Sigma Xn.
.
since coming over from the
j xu varsity
, u , Prusja
! In the play maker positions,
Dick FYusia and Don Wenzl
f man the guns. Prusia makes
1 it on the basis of his almost
! unanimous selection on t h e i
all-Selleck squad. Dick was
rated the best in the floor
rpnpral rftrkartmfnt unH lh
highly regarded as a defense
man. u was us oaunawKing
and Passir-g on the Hitchcock
f " F S
margins for the all-Univer-
itv r-hamrw
Wenzl
v,eml occupied nearly the
; same position for the Sigma
? Nus. Dangerous under the
tbo at 62"'- 1 also
added scoring punch from
out (ront and up teara.
, mate Ron Seymour for many
easy buckets. ""Little
R-apr" as he is kniwn. al-
so fullfills the first t e a mi
railddll lambertC of Newman Club and;
as contrasted to the crowd.
a 50 point per game average!'
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goal line stand.
or drop-kick you can keep;
hat was going to happen.
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TEAM
TEAM
8'5" Newmaa
S'3" Alpha Tan Omega
'5" Phi Delta Theta
511" Avery
ST' Newman
Robert Inman, Pathogens;
ideal of the all-round athlete, . Burr Hall Gooding sharp
doubling in spades for coach shooter: Ron Peters, the
Tony Sharpe's basebaU squad. ta ,Sig nifty: J Li,e'
xi. T ii . ,. . who almost put the dents in
Harry Tolly, wheelhorse of contention.
a tough Sigma Chi bunch, and
LeRoy Zentic, the Gustavson
I terror man the Dally Ne-
j braskan forward posts,
Tolly
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himself to under the basket
play. A deadly outside shoot-
er, it was his marksmanship j
that spiked the Phi D e 1 1 s t
twice. Only a sophomore, be
insures Sigma Chi of two
more years of top flight
teams.
Zentic
Zentic, like Tolly a sopho
more and football regular,
does not detract from the all
star squad's rebounding abil
ity in spite of his 5'11". A
rough man under the boards
rth a P? spring. Le
Roy could score from in close I
jor out front.
! The Dafly Nebraskan sec
ond lineup poses a formidable
. threat in its own Led
hv two tall men. Clarence
; Nels Kjeldsen of Phi Delta
Theta. the second team is
just one step back of the
number one lineup.
Honorable Mentka
Among those in contention
for honorable mention status
were Zeke Niebam. Kappa
Sig forward who averaged 13
points a contest for a last
place club; Dick Cottreli. the
Phi Delt long shot ace: Fred
Largen, Canfield's highly re
garded man of all work;
Howard Acn and Orvis Lar
son, who provided Prusia
with a more than competent
supporting cast; Joe Molacek,
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Missouri University, sched-
ujed to play against Coach
Bill Jennings Comhuskers at
Memorial Stadium on Novem
ber 1st. began spring prac-
tice last week.
The Tigers will be playing
for their new coach Dan De
vine, formerly of A r i z o n a
State. Arizona State led the
nation last fall in total of
fense and in scoring, and was
third in rushing defense.
The Tigers will be playing
for their third coach In as
and ? thu?
aiiterent type of offense in
three years. In 1956, Mis
souri had the Split T offense
under Don Faurot, in 1957,
Frank Boyles employed a
belly series type formation.
This year, Coach Devine
plans to implement his mul
tiple attack doctrine which
he used so successfully at
Arizona State last year.
Devine inherits 15 lettermen
from last fall's squad includ
ing battering ram fullback, I
Hank Kuhlman. Kuhlman is
'passing up spring practice
however, as he is the Tigers
No. 1 baseball catcher.
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Miller Receives Honor
Award For Work In PE
Charles Miller, assistant . the State High School Gym
professor and chairman of the nasties Meet, Miller is Dis
Department of Physical Edu- trict Counselor of Phi Epsilon
cation for Men, has been
named one of four recipients
oi me Honor pw,
Award of the
Nebraska As
sociation for
Health, Phys
ical Educa
tion and Rec
reation. He received
the award for
having made
o u tstanding
c ontributions
Journal and Star
Courtesy Sunday
Miller
to the areas of health, physi
cal education and recreation,
including professional contri
butions and inspirational lead
ership. Miller has been a member
of the University faculty for
jears. the last nine as
chairman of Men's P.E. A
past member of the NCAA
gymnastics committee, he is
the author nf sovpral nrtifloc
nilhlichfu) in fihnlactu pASKki
r " i
,-K K 1. r) c-
gestions for the Gymnastics
Instructor."
He is a member of the
American Association of Uni
versity Professors, in addition
to six physical education as
sociations and fraternities.
Organizer and promoter of
pair, faskiea tyfc1
for Imt.
pr is UK fold wo I.
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federal Tax
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Amim'w '...i i .... ,. -i
Kappa, national P.E. fraterni
ty, president of the Nebraska
Chapter of Sigma Delta Psi,
national honorary athletic fra
ternity, member of the na
tional nominating committee
for the intramural section of I
the American Association for
Health. Physical Educa
tion and Recreation and chair
man of the ritual and song
committee of the National1
Council of Phi Epsilon Kap
pa, national professional phys
ical education fraternity.
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