Fridoy, December 5, 1958
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Husker Swimmers Host
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mohair sweaters ran be
chosen from a fine array
f rotors. The sizes are
36-44 and seUs for the
moderate price of $1 58.
Be ssre to come and
see this sift fashion at
Gold's Campus Shop.
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By Tom Davies
Coach Hoffie Lepley's Husk- f
er swimming team will open -the
1358-59 season with Ft
Hays Kansas State College to
day in the Coliseum pooL The t
first event, the 400-yard med
ley relay, will begin at 4 p.m.
and spectators may enter the
pool through the Coliseum.
The sophomore laden squad
will shooting for their third
straight victory against the
Ft. Hays team,
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enth season as Husker swim
coach, will be counting on Co
Captains Bill North, Lincoln
and Ron Renfer, Wyandotte,
Mich., for important points in
the meet Both North and
Renfer are two-year letter-
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Holly Lepley
men.
The eight sophomores who
will see their first varsity
competition today are: Roger
Bosveld, Mason City, la.;
Jack Fair, Omaha; Joe Stack
er, Omaha; Larry McClean,
Fremont; Robin Snider, Lin
coln; Dale Voss, Dakota
City; Branch Walton, Lin
coln; and Joe Gacnsana, Lin
coln. Reviewing his squad, Lep
ley said. "We will be much
better this year and we will
present a well-balanced team
that will be able to score."
Entries
The probable Nebraska en
tries are:
MEDLEY RELAY: Back
strokeFair or Frank Tom-
son; Breastroke Stacker;
Butterfly Ron B u c k 1 i n or
McClean; Free Bosveld.
220-YARD FREE STYLE
North, Voss or Bryce John
son.
50 YARD FREE STYLE
Snider and Gacusana.
DIVING Walton
200 YARD BUTTERFLY
Bucklin and McClean
100-YARD FREE STYLE
Bosveld and Renfer
200-YARD BACKSTROKE
Tomson and Fair
440-YARD FREE STYLE
North, Voss or Johnson
200 BREAST STROKE
Stocker and Bucklin
400-YARD FREE STYLE
RELAY Snider, Gacusana,
Renfer, and Bosveld.
Sig Eps Beat Phi Psis;
Game Sees Tempers Flare
By Larry Novicki
Sigma Phi Epsilon moved
into first place in the tight
race in League 1-A. by de
feating Phi Kappa Pi 40-32.
Gayle Peterson scored 9
points in the last 4 minutes
to help the Sig Eps pull away
in a game that saw tempers
fiare. Intramural officials
threatened to banish the Phi
Psi's from further competi
tion as a result of unsports
manlike conduct during the
closelv contested game,
wrong as they hit a hot per
centage from the field and
damned in 10 of 11 free
throws. Doug Yoangdahl, us
ing a variety of shots, beaded
the DU offense with 25 points. tante,'
Nebraska Basketballers After Second
Win; Montana Will Field Veteran Crew
By Randall Lambert
Nebraska will be after win
number two when they take
the maples Saturday n i g h t
against a tough Montana aiaxe
University quintet
The Grizzlies,! who man
aged to finish fifth in the Sky
line Conference last year, will
be playing Nebraska in the
first of several road, games
which includes Colorado on
Monday night.
Although the Montana State
team finished low in their
conference last year it is not
a true indication of their abil
ity. They beat all the teams
that finished ahead of them,
but managed to split with
teams lower in the final
standings. Last year they
started the season fast by
whipping Utah in their first
conference test, but fell down
Starting Lineups
Nebraska
Montana State U.
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Albert Maxey (64) J f Darrel Dunham (6-3)
Jim Kowalke (64 ... f Terry Screnar (6-3)
Bob Harry (6-6) c Marvin Suttles (6-6)
Herschell Turner (6-2) g Dan Balko (5-11)
Wayne Hester (6-2) g Vince Ignatowicz (6-0)
Gymnasts
Make Trip
To Chicago
FACULTY BOWLING
LEAGUE
TEAM
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M. Army ROTC
15. Ancu!tare Enrineerinf
16. Plant PatlKk4T
17. Agriculture Economics .
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Fred Howlett tallied 18
points to speed Theta Xi to a
43-40 win over Phi Gamma
Delta. It was the first win for
Theta Xi and the first defeat
for Phi Gam.
A perennial basketball pow- j
er on campus again stepped
into prominence. The Chem-I
Sig Ep with a 3-0 record isj ists displayed shades of their
now a nail anse aeeaa oi oia sirengui as mey numotea
Phi Delta Theia, who had no , the Geolographers 72-34.-games
scheduled this week, ' Selleck House staved off a
Delta Upsilon showed signs (last quarter rally to salvage
of a possible title- contending (. a 4344 victory over Boucher
team as they pounced on 1- in one of the feature games in
pha Tau Omeg 49-26. I Mens Residence Halls.
The DU's could do nothing 1 Two more close games were
played at the Ag Activities
Building. Gooding, led by Dob
Banger's 18 points, edged Van
Es 37-36, and Kiesselbacb
sneaked past Smith 39-37 be
hind the steady 14-point per
formance of Jim Wahl.
Slain Feature Clock
S t a r t: "Mardi Gras."
1:00, 2:55, 4:40, 6:40, 10:00.
"Sneak," 8:25.
Nebraska: "Queen of Outer
Space," 1:04, 4:02, 6:58, 9:54.
Lincoln: "The Restless
Years," 1:00, 2:46, 4:32, 6:18,
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84th & 6: "Cartoons." 7:15.
"Apache Territory," 7:34.
"Damn Yankee," 8:50. "Bad
Seed," 11:00.
Varsity: "Home Before
Dark," 1:26, 4:07, 6:48, 9:19.
State: "The Spider," 1:00,
3:23, 5:46, 8:08, 10:3L "The
Brain Eaters," 2:22, 4:45,
7:07, 9:30.
Joyo: The Reluctant Debu-
7:08, 10:10. "Cole
Three athletes will repre
sent the University of Ne
braska Gymnastics team at
the Midwest Open Invitational
Gymnastics meet at Chicago
Sat Dec. 6.
The three Cornhuskers mak- g; tTcher,"":::::::::::
ing the trip will be Captain
Charles Ellis, Beatrice; jun
ior letterman Dick Byers o!
Lincoln; and two-letter win
ner, Ken Kohler, also of Be
atrice. Ellis win compete in the all
around and tumbling events,
while Byers and Kohler will
enter the sidehorse.
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to a .500 season after that.
They did, however, manage
to soundly trounce Wyoming,
the Skyline titleholders, 75-55
in the final game of the sea
son. The Grizzlies, who are
coached by former Colorado
head mentor, "Frosty" Cox,
will probably play a control
game with some running
They are noted for their con
trolled fast break.
Cox won three Skyline
titles and the National Invi
tational Title in 1940 while at
Colorado. After resigning at
Colorado, Cox was a cattle
rancher in Kansas for five
years before inking a Mon
tana contract in 1955.
This year Cox will have,
three starters from last year,
Dunhva, Suttles, and Balko,
going against the Huskers.
These are the same three that
helped the Grizzlies get off
to a 4-1 conference start last
year before a midseason letdown.
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Staniew: "Cartoons," 7:15.
"Man Of The West," 7:25,
"Bad Day At Black Rock."
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