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Mondoy, November 24, 1958
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Big Eight Roundup
Big 8 Defending
K-State
By Randall Lambert
Height, experience, and
speed best describe the Kan
sas State Wildcats, defending
Big Eight champions.
The Wildcats, who made it
to the NCAA semifinals last
year, will be a strong favorite
to capture the Big Eight
championship for the second
year in a row.
Height
While the Wildcats can't
match the height of 1957-58's
big front line, two of the big
gest return Bob Boozer (6-8!
and Wally Frank (6-8). Coach
Tex Winter will probably
keep both in the lineup at the
same time, which should give
the Cats plenty of rebound
power.
The Wildcats have three
regulars returning. This in
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Dewitz, all-conference guard,
Returning to the frontline
for the Wildcats will be the
two big boys, Boozer and
Frank. Boozer will probably
be at center most of the time.
Last year Boozer played the
post some of the time, but
generally he was a forward.
Boozer reaped many All
American honors and broke
several K-State records. In
cluded was a new
season high of 544 points
Frank, a Norton,
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men" that Coach Tex Winter
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Jack Parr and Bob Boozer
preceded him. With the t. vy "7 ww luuuug
perience he gained bv seeing i'"! "Pset over Missouri
acUon in all 27 Cat games!01" Kansas.
last year, he may be one or.
the best in the country.
Opposite Frank at a for-;
ward sDot will be either Steve
Douglas, 6-4 junior. Glen ' probably still wandering ijy regarded sophomore cen
Long, 6-4 junior, or Ced Price, I around the Steel City in be-jter Bili wrage left school.
6-6W sophomore now playing wilderment. The g.9 pivotman had been
football.
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graduatlon was ttat of Jack
Parr, 6-9 center.
DUs Down
Phi Psis
In Overtime
Ron Krafka and George
the second overtime period to i
give Delta Upsilon a 46-i3 sud- j
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Kappa Psi in an intramural j
basketball thriller Tuesday. ;
; The Phi Psi's, led by Chuck j
j Stacey, came from behind in
jthe last period to knot uie
j count and send the contest
into overtime. They then con
trolled the tip and stalled out
the three-minute overtime
waiting for the last shot. They j
; missed, and the game went
into sudden death
KVSsfrow and the!
rirct nf nonrm Kisk's praiu'KMy io. i ana tne z.eias
i shots was an that was needed j
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for the DU victory. Fisk's
second toss was unheeded but
he canned it.
NEBRASKAN
CLASSIFIEDS
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ofnee for jim jonas. ; vacation. Dec. 2, Kappa Delta
IjOftT. Maroon Rheaffer pencil around will plav Women's Residence
XZy SH'Ztoti I HaUs. Tri Delta will play Ter-
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Naviaux
Larry Naviaux's 93 yard in-
terccption runback was one of
the few bright spots in tne
Husker's 40-7 loss to Orange
bound Oklahoma. Naviaux's
bit of thievery was the' long
est ever accomplished against
the Sooners.
Again the Huskers faced a
depth and overall speed prob
lem that has hindered them
throughout the year. The Ok
lahomans not only threw two
From The Outside
by randall lambert
Although Nebraska's foot
ball record for the season was
3-7, it probably goes without
saying that it was the most
successful in three years.
Most experts gave the
Huskers a chance of winning
two and possibly three games
at the beginning of the sea
son. However, if anyone
would have gone far enough
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all-time;1" uwl "l
j uuuiu ue over reuu oidie ami
Pittsburgh, they would have
(been quietly escorted off to
the , bjn
Most people
; Huskers might
figured the
beat Iowa
i State and Kansas State, with.
me renn Mate Aiiiany La
ons were snocKea Dy uie
Husker's 14-7 win, while the
Pitt Panther followers are
Last year, after Nebraska's
cagers had upset KU and K- Tonight is the annual Kans
State, it was reported that as state Varsity-Freshman
Kansans were out with shot- j basketball game. Starting at
guns looking for misplaced j a forward spot for the frosh
Nebraskans that had acci-1 wiU be Jerry Johnson, 64 for
dentally wandered over the!ward from xorth Platte, Ne
state line. I doubt if Penn- j braska
sjlvanians (Quakers in-; center for KU
ciuaeaj wouia oe mucn man:
hospitable.
Sooner Nicknames
Not only do the Oklahoma
Sooner's football teams have!
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football players and coach-
j staff als0 have managed
some
The
following, of;
Ladies' Day
There were many sore arms
on campus, mine not ex
cluded, as the volleyball tour
nament opened last week.
Tuesday. Alpha Phi defeated
were victorious over the Th-
otac Worlrmsrlav'u results in
cluded Pi Phi over Terrace
Hall, AOPi over the Tri Delts,
and Chi Omega over KKG No.
1. Thursday, Alpha Xi defeat
ed Alpha Phi and AOPi beat
Pi Phi.
Vacation
Xo intramurals will be
two cartons of Camels
Rimback
j units that' were equal in
strength at the Huskers, but
also suited up over twice as
many men as Nebraska. They
managed to use five different
teams. Nebraska's first unit
was called on to go with little
or no substitution.
Punting
As usual, the Husker's punt
ing was outstanding and kept
things from being even worse.
George Harshman punted five
course, do not include those
names given to them by their
opponents.
AH-American center Bob
Harrison is sometimes called
"Hock" because he was once
careless enough to say it was
his ambition to coach the
Hockday Girls' School of Dal
las, Texas.
Wilkinson is "The Tall,
Grayhaired Man" and line
coach Corner Jones is "The
Little Round Man." Trainer
Ken Rawlinson is "Pusher"
because when he squirted
spirits of peppermint into the
Sooners' mouths during a nationally-televised
bowl game,
an imaginative eastern mag
azine writer wrote that Raw
linson was giving the Sooners
narcotics.
Basketball
Colorado Basketball Coach
Sox Walseth got a real jolt
over last weekend when high-
i tabbed as a sure starter.
fresnmelI thlg year is Way
Hishtower. 6-8 Divot from the
same nign scnooi mat
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Replacing Chamberlain this
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;He'U be trying to fil
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fill some
big shoes,
by eileen ivarren
J race Hall, and the Theta's will
go against tne ueita uam
mas. Dec. 3, Alpha Chi meets
Zeta. and KKG No. 2 playt
Pi Phi. Dec. 4, the schedule
is Tri Delta vs. Alpha
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VIII vr is. niEiiict vi v;"
dence Halls came, and kk
No. 1 vi. loser of KD-Resi-dence
Halls game.
Duckpins
In D u c k p i n s, Tri Delta,
Kappa Delta Xo. 2 and Alpha
Chi are in the semi-finals, and
the Pi Phis play the Alpha
Phis in the quarter-finals.
Dec. 2, co-rec volleyball
starts. Tomorrow nM)P. is the
deadline for getting your
team entered.
for our leader!
Highlights OU Loss
times for a 43.2 average,
while Harry Tolly punted
twice for a 32.3 average.
Another significant thing
about Nebraska's punting was
the ability of Don Fricke, Joe
Ponseigo, and others to get
down under the punts and pre
vent Sooner runbacks.
The Sooners only were able
to return three of eight punts
and th three that were re
turned were for little yard
age. Bob Cornell returned one
for five yards, the best re
turn of the day. The other two
were taken byscatbacks
Jimmy Carpenter and Jackie
Holt. Carpenter got three
yards and Holt only went a
yard with his only return.
The Oklahoma loss was the
seventh suffered by the Husk
ers. This ran the season rec
ord to 3-7.
IM Basketball Results
Brown PaJaca 1 i
A Mo u y 4 loaj
Wmiier'i hiih Glca Lrfler
LoMfs kigb Wyne Keyaold 7
imiu Sigma Phi 1 I
Alapha Gamma Sifma 11
winners nili T. Schwab
Loaer'a huh D. 6tolieaiberf
Pioneer 13
Cornhuaker Coop 4 4 4 It
Winnr'a hixh Iarrr Hacemeier 12
Loser high Gle Nareber (
Pi Kappa Phi 7 7 It 3
Thru Chi S J 10
Winner'! hlfh Gary Schmidt M
Loser'a hich Jack Vershauer 5
Hitchcock "A" 11 14 M 1 71
Benton "A" 1 3 3 1 10
Wiimer'i high Brnca Hascb
Loner's high Da va Lou and Bab
Taylor 3
Seatoo I 17 10 t 45
Andrews 1 7 1130
Winner's high Dale Cbrittenaen 11
Loser's high Lambert Sobon Ut
Individual
Statistics
NEBRASKA
Kashiw
Alt. Tarda An
McCashland T
Fischer T
Naviaux T
ToBr T
Zaruba 1
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21
7
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Stinnett ..
Harshman
PassiaaT
AM. Cam. Tds.
1 23
.1 1 i
. t 1 -4
.4 1 1
Fiortwx ..
Wl.ita ....
Tolly
Harahmaai
Naviaux
Stinnett ..
BeeeiTtBf
Ka. Caocht Tds I
White
RrtfMl
. 1 23
I 3.
3 1!
j Fischer
Paatiac
Kirks
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... 3
Atc.
43.2
32.3 j
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OKLAHOMA
atahia
Alt. Tarda At '
Gautt 12 110
Rolle 10 75
Holt 2 43
J. Carpenter I
Hob ay 33
Baker 3 - II
I). Carpenter 3 16
Pellow 4 14
Bo-d 7
SaiKiefer 3 5
Cornell 3 S
O'Neal 3 -12
9.1
7.S
21.5
50
37
CO
53
3.5
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1.7
1.7
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raasiac
Alt. Cams. Tdv
Baker 3 2 44
i. Carpenter 4 1 20
Boyd 2 1 17
Sandefer
ComeU ..
Pellow ..
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Ke. Caas-hl Tds
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Hohby
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p. carpenter
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j Pmatla
Kirks
Baker 3
Cornell 1
! McDaniel : 3
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SAE "C" 12 a nJ7
Winner's Hih-Cre Paaos-17
Loner's High Jerry Myers 10
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Loser s hmh-Joha CrUtith-11
SK"-!.5.! " 4 I S 4-
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Winner's high-Tom Sheidoa U
Losers hish-Georga Mayer
Farmhouse "A" 4 4 j
uw.iia iiu S 14 11 14 f
Winner s high-Bob SoJItvaa 12
. s losi Heuermann-O
To? la XI "A" 4 11 u li 11
Winner's hurh-Dick Deta-14
Loser a high-Dave Godtoy 1
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Winner's high-Jerry Trimbleiru9
Lau:Jl',. ! Bauermeiater 11
rhi Psl "C" Ids s 24
Winner's high Cury Aksamit14
Loser's high Larry Cola-10
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Winner's high Dallas Dyer 13
Loser's high Jack Conger I
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Maclean "B" 2 4-12
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Loser's high Bob Knunmel
Sig F.p "A" 12 10 120
Sit Chi "A" 4 II 2 U
Winner's high Gayle Peterson 13
Loser's high George Piersnn 9
Phi Dlt "A" 11 11 I 14-M
Beta "A" 3 30 t-4t
Winner's high Lefty RevDer 10
Loser's high Jim Jacques 0
Delta Upsiloa "A" ....7 14 10 12 244
Phi Psi "A" 11 11 12 OO
Winner's high Dennis Elder 12
Loser's high Larry Long II
Phi Epsilon Kappa 16 II 20 1072
Navy ROTC 2 4 4 I 11
Winner's high Gail Harlelfinger 14
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