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THE STRUGGLE between offense and defense Is depicted as Bob Prokop, perennial All
University selection, of the Chemists tries to score with Chuck Smith of Phi Epsilon Kap
pa intent on stopping him. Prokop missed the shot, but was given two free throws as the
Chemists won 48-37.
Sigma Nu Wins Two Gaines
Over the Alpha Tail Omegas
By Tom Davies J court with a 19-18 halftime
Sigma Nu remained alive advantage.
In the intramural basketball j Both teams were frigid in
tournament in two divisions , the second half. In the final
by overcoming the ATOs in minutes, the ATOs mada a
both "A" and ' B" classes, j last ditch attempt but it fell
The Sigma Nu "A" team hit short
the ATO "A" squad 31-28 and
the Sigma Nu "B" team
slipped by the ATO "B" team
The game was . close
throughout its entirety and
neither was able to gain a
very large advantage. The
Sigma Nus led by only one
point at the close of the first
Witte Led SN ihalf.
Chuck Witte led the Sigma j However, in the closing
NUS in the scoring deDartmenti minutes nf the namp Iho Rip-.
30-27 in an overtime decision, with 11. He was followed by j ma Nus gan io connect with
.Th "A", pamp saw the I Don Wenzl with Ii and Rnn i .
deadly accuracy and with 10
.The "A", game saw the Don Wenzl with S and Ron
Snakes revenge a third round ! Seymour with 5.
loss to the ATOs in a close, Bob Sullivan was all over
hard-fought game. The ATOs , the floor grabbing most of the
lacked the scoring punch that ' rebounds for the Sigma Nus
they possessed in the earlier and breaking up many key
seconds the ATOs were 4
points behind.
Ed Sears of ATO was in
tentionally fouled on a shot
and he sunk his two free
contest. ATO plays
Draw First Blood Bob Brandes dumped in 10 ' throws to tie the game.
Sigma Nu drew first blood points for the ATOs and Dick In the three minute over
on two free throws by Chuck added 6. time that followed, the ATOs
Witte and the 'die was cast.1 In the "B" game, the Sig- were unable to connect, but
Ike McKim potted six points ma Nus won a real thriller, ! Ace Holcher sank a lay-up
in the first period for the 3-27i in an overtime. j and Dick Schmoker dropped
ATOs, but it was not quite Avenge Loss ! in a free throw to sew up the
enough as the Sigma Nus took ' The ATOs had previously Same fr the Sigma Nus.
an 11-7 first quarter lead. beaten the Sigma. Nus in the
In the secpnd quarter, the fourth round 31-29. The Sig
ATOs began to find the range ma Nus then had to beat the
and they tied the score with Phi Gams 55-23 to earn the
three minutes left in the half, chance to meet the ATOs
but the Sigma Nus left the. again.
Dick Schmoker paced the
Snakes with 13 while Norm
Shafer added 8. Wayne
Gunderson grabbed scoring
honors for the ATOs with
8 and Ed Sears put in 7.
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Chemists Beat PEK
Win Independent Title
By Hal Brown Chemists were able to dom-
The Chemists moved intojinate both boards. Mike Der-
MaSKS;" for the
gave them the Independent; The pEKg had no one ,n
Championship. doub,e flgureg ag their gcor.
The Chemists led all the ng wag cjoseiy bunched
way in sweeping to the victory arnong fcen France and Roy
as the PEK were unable Stinnett with 8, Jack Braley
to find the range from the witn 7 and Gale Hefelfinger
field until midway in the sec- and Cnuck Smth wjtn 6. .
ond quarter. Chuck Smith jne game was loosely
broke the ice for the PEKs i piayei by both teams and at
with six minutes remaining in , timeg looi Uke anything but
the first half and added four ; basketball. The defeat elim
more points before leaving inated Pni Epsilon Kappa
the game with an injured ifrom e double-elimination
ankle just before the half i tourney. Their other defeat
ended. was also suffered at the hands
Early Lead '0f the Chemists, 34-30 in the
The Chemists held a 7-2 second round of the tourney.
lead with the
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
Betas Win
On Sig Ep
Forfeit
The Sigma Phi Epsilon "C"
team had to forfeit their game
to Beta Theta Pi's "C" team
test night in the Fraternity
"C basketball tournament.
Beta Theta Pi moves into
the Fraternity "C" Champion
ship game against Delta Up-
silon, tonight at 7 p.m. on
court one, by virtue of the
forfeit.
Delta Upsilon "C" is un
beaten in tournament play
and holds a 35-30 victory over
Beta Theta Pi in the tourney.
If Delta Upsilon wins tonight,
they will move into the finals
of the All-University Cham
pionship. But, .if they lose
then the two teams would
have to play again Wednes
day night to determine who
will represent the Fraternity
C ' league in the finals.
Huskers Lose 76-54 iii Season
Finale to K. State Wildcats
By Randall Lambert
Kansas State, the nation's
number one quintet, had its
anxious moments before it
stopped Nebraska, 76-54, at
Manhatten last night.
Before the Wildcats put on
a late second half scoring
splurge they saw a 15 point
lead melt to seven as the
Huskers fought gamely back
on the K. State court.
Huskers Rally
With the count being 38-26
at the half, the Nebraska
cagers came on strong to
close the gap to 49-42 with
seven minutes gone. The
Huskers and Wildcats traded
baskets for three minutes un
til the score stood 54-46.
It was then that Bob Booz
er stole the ball and Steve
Douglas hit the basket to
draw the Wildcats to a ten
point lead.
Nebraska was only able to
score two. baskets during the
next seven minutes while
Kansas State ran up a 70-50
lead and went on to win.
Harry Out
Throughout the second half
and half of the first half, Bob
Harry, the Husker's 6-6 cen
ter, was playing with four
fouls. Coach Jerry Bush was
forced to pull the big boy
with ten minutes left in th
first period, but started him
at the half. Bob picked up hit
fifth personal with a little
over six minutes left in the
game.
Bob Boozer, who played the
entire game, led the Wildcats
with 29 points. Herschell
Turner and Albert Maxey led
Nebraska in the season's fi
nale with 16 points each.
Nebraska's record is 5-9 in
conference play and 12-13 for
the season.
Gus II Splits in Games
With Hitchcock, Gus I
Volleyball
Today is the last day for
Fraternities, Res i d e n c e
Halls and Independent
teams to enter teams In the
AH University Volleyball
Tournament. Team entries
'must be made in room 102
Physical Education Build
ing before 5 p.m.
There is no entry fee, but
teams must provide their
own officials.
Voss Leads
Swimmers
McClean Leads
ISV in Big 8
Dale Voss, a sophomore
from Dakota City led the
Husker swimming team in
dual meet scoring with 954
points. Voss won 13 races
and finished second 9 times
Joe Stocker was runnerup in
dual scoring with 76V4 points.
Stocker led Nebraska's
scoring in the Big Eight Meet
with 6 points. He was fol
lowed by Frank Tomson and
Larry McClean, each with
4 and Voss, who had 4
points.
Big Eight Scoring
Joe Stocker 6'
Frank Tomson 4V2
Larry McClean Vz
Dale Voss 4
Joe Gacusana 3Vi
Branch Walton 3
Ron Bucklin 1
Roger Bosveld
Robin Snider
Bryce Johnson V
Ron Renfer Vi
Dual Meet Scoring
Name Hometown pts 1st
D. Voaa. Dakota City 13
J. Stocker, Omaha Westsid 7Si. a
B. Walton, Lincoln (Northeast) sai? g
L. McClean, Fremont 54 7
R. Buckun. Lincoln (Northeast) ...52 j
J. Gacusana, Lincoln High 47 3
F. Tomson, Omaha (Benson) 464 4
R. Renfer, Wyandotte, Mich. 37 4
B. North, Lincoln High 314 1
R. Corn, Lincoln Hiah 2 3
J. Fair, Omaha fTach) joi 1
R. Bosveld, Mason City, la !8' 1
B. Johnson, Holdreje .16. I
R. Snider, Lincoln (Northeast) 14t 0
J. Keowa. Omaha it 1
By Hal Brown
Gus II split in two games
last night with the "A" team
scoring a 43-35 win over
Hitchcock and the "B" team
dropping a 47-29 decision' to
Gus I.
The victory over Hitchcock
gives Gus II the Residence
Halls "A" Championship and
the right to meet the winner
of the Sigma Mu-Alpha Tau
Omega game, which will be
played tonight at 5 p.m. o n
Court 2.
Twice Defeated
Gus II was the only team to
defeat Hitchcock in tourney
play. They defeated Hitch
cock, 34-26 in first-round play.
Hitckcock led 6-5 at the end
of the first quarter as both
teams were playing very cau
tious ball, but the pace picked
up in the second stanza with
both teams beginning to find
the range.
Monte Kiffin hit a laytfp at!
the beginning of the second
quarter to give Gus II t h e
lead and both teams bat
tled on even terms until 30
seconds remained in the first
half. Bill Tuning and Al Well
man, each hit a bucket in the
last 30 seconds to give Gus II
a 20-16 lead at the halftime
break.
It was a lead which they
never relinquished as they
increased it to 33-24 at the
end of three quarters.
Too Many Horses
It could easily be said that
Gus II had too many horses
for Hitchcock. The horses
were in the form of Monte
Kiffin and Al Wellman, who
scored 15 points apiece to lead
the Gus II scoring. Wellman
didn't make his appearance
until midway in the second
quarter but when he did get
into the game, he got right;
down to business. !
Gus I "B" outscored Gus
II "B" in every period as!
they romped to a 47-29 vie-:
tory. Gus I will meet Seaton
I "B" tonight at 8 on court
one. Gus I will need a
victory to keep their hopes
alive as they have one less
and Seaton I is undefeated In
tournament competition.
Gus I was beaten 49-29 by
Hitchcock "B" in second
round play and Seaton I ias
beaten Hitchcock, 45-?fc. I f
Gus I wins, the same two
teams will play again Wednes
day night.
Gus I took advantage of a
balanced scoring attack
to defeat Gus II. Warren Dob
ry led Gus I with 13 points
and he was followed by John
Conger and Roger Behrens
with 8, Guy James with 6 and
Jim, Nickel with 5. John Bier
bower scored 11 points for
Gus II.
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J. PAUL SHEEDY, hsir tcientiit, says:
"Makes your hair look doggone handsome!"
Jut a little b-t
sf Wildroof
and.WOW!
first quarter
only PEK points coming on
free throws by Jack Braley
and Gale Hefelfinger.
The Chemists increased the
lead to 22-14 at halftime with
Bob Prokop. Mike Dsrleg
anrl Iprrv Miller leading the I
scoring with 7, 8 and 5 points SSJJ2?rm' rWB
respectively. . PX(UI 9rod
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at the three-quarter mark, the
PEKs staged a belated rally
in the fourth quarter but were
unable to overcome the Chem
ists large lead.
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of the pivot and played a
guard slot on offense, but still
managed to score 16 points to
lead all scorers. Even without
Prokop under the basket, the
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