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J -!-, . . ; - -- -.. - - '"""""."?'!""" ". . . -xr v ... ; i -, f WMWWt Tuesday, December 2, 1958 Th Dailv Nebraskan Page 3 NW Mizzou Easy Prey; Nebraska Waltzes 85-44 By Randall Lambart Nebraska's Huskers, led by the scoring antics of Herschel Turner and Albert Maxey hardly worked up a sweat as they raced past Missouri 85-44. Turner hit 16 points to lead the Huskers, while Maxey came through with 14. Hefsch also grabbed 13 rebounds. No Contest i The contest was never ir doubt after Nebraska ran up a 24-3 lead with 8:37 gone in the first half. The Bearcats had held the lead briefly in the opening minutes by a 2-1 count. However, the Huskers paced by Turner and Wayne Hester, hit six shots from the field that sent the Missour ians reeling. 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Hear glorious stereo today, superbly reproduced through the new 1060. an authentic Stereo Fidelity product by Pilot Schmoller 1212 cr & Mueller Piano Co. -Where (Jualtty Countt capitalized on the Bearcats' Inability to rebound as they rolled to a 48 17 halftlme lead. The Scarlet hit a red hot .583 percentage from the field. During the second half the Missourians fared a little bet ter mainly becuse the Husk ers eased some of the pres sure. Coach Jerry Bush prac tically swept the bench while holding the score down. Even though Maxey and Turner caught the fancy of the crowd, several other Husker were impressive. Bill Lundholm, junior guard from Mt. Pleasant, 111., hit 6 for 6 from the field for a perfect night Wayne Hester Lincoln Northeast grad, popped in 11 points while also shooting a good percentage. Jim Kowalke, starting .his first game for Nebraska, scored onlv two points, but turned in a stout defensive' game and showed someVgood ball handling. Bob Harry and George Swank, Nebraska's two cen ters, both played rebound ed well. Harry pulled 11 off the boards, while Swank gar nered 9 rebounds. Big George also slammed in ten points mostly in the later stages of the game. Leading the Northwest Mis souri cagers were Marland Ray with 16 points and Gene Jordan with 15. Ray was a senior letterman, while Jor dan transferred from Ole Miss. Nebraska's next game will be at home against Montana State University next Satur day. NW MISSOl'RI ( VG FT PF TP Golf, f t 1 3 S Freese. f 0 0 Rennett, f 0 a 0 I Eklund, g 0 i Tassell. g 0 Cramer, g 1 1 2 Grass, f 0 1 0 Ray, I 5 i 1 16 Jordan.! 7 1 1 15 Uin.f 1 1 1 Jackson, c 1 1 1 1 NW Misaesri Tetale 14 It IS 44 NEBRASKA. (1 FG FT PF TP Prazak. c '. 1 t Lundholm, g 0 1 12 Maxey. I f t 14 Sapp, g 0 0 1 0 Swank, e I a 10 Krmalke. 1 0 2 1 Shipwright, G 1 1 2 Walm. ( 1 2 Hester, t 4 J 2 11 Cahill, I 2 6 2 4 Turner. -t " Harry, c 2 2 1 s Nebraska Totals U II " S Haltiime Score: NW Miseoun 17; Ne braska 4a. Officii is: BUI Undquist. pepperaine; Wayne Licniy. Iowa sua Big Eight Basketball Schedule WEDNESDAY Arkaasae at Missearl Taa Trek at Oklahoma THCTtSIAT Trill Westera at Oklahama State FRIDAY leaks si Celerade SATURDAY i Meetaaa Slate at NEBRASKA 1 Idaho at Celorade Ph 2-2729 ! ledlaaa at Raasas State kut at Caaisius F.rd.r a4 Mifsearl Oklahoma at Arkaaua Daily Nebraskan Sports Army ROTC Paper Published The first issue of The Fir ing Line, a bi-monthly news letter by the Army ROTC cadet staff, has been pub lished. Bruce Abernathy is the pub lie information officer in charge of the paper. Assistant public information officer is 'Jerry Sellentin. Lyman Cass Unbeaten Sig Eps To Battle Phi Psis Week's Schedule Includes 40 Games By Larry Novicki Unbeaten Sigm Phi Epsilon faces Phi Kappa Psi in to night's intramural bassketball feature. The Sig Ep's, with a 2-0 mark, will be out to keep their record intact and take a half game lead over Phi Delta Theta who is idle this W66k. The. Phi Psi'i dropped their only start to Delta Upsilon in a double overtime thriller. Ag Men and Sigma Alpha Epsilon kick off the week's 40-game schedule at. 6:30 to night. Both teams are unbeat end in 3-A League competi League Standings Lei.gne 1-A Phi Delta Thea 2- Su ma Phi Epsilon 2 J Alpha Tau Ometa 1 Delia Vptiloo X J Phi Kappa PSI Sigma CM Beta Theta PI League 2-A Surma Nu 1 Drill Taa Delta 2 a Phi Gamma Delta 1 Alpha Gamma Rho 1 0 Kappa Sigma 2 Theta X 0 2 Farm House 0 2 Leane S-A Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2 Ag Men 2 Alpha Gamma Sigma 1 0 Beta Sigma Psi 11 Sigma Alpha Mu Brown Palace Delta Sigma Pi Leacae 4-A Acacia Delta Sigma Phi PI Kappa Phi Pioneer Cornhusker Theta Chi .... Zeta Beta Tau League S-A 01 ..-2 ,0-2 Gaa I ... 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