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Monday, January 111960 The Dally Nebraskan Page 3 Cold Huskers Lose To KU Missouri Is Next Opponent By Hal Brown Nebraska's slump ridden cagers, connecting on only 30 per cent of their shots from the field, dropped their second conference game in as many starts to Kansas 60- 47 Saturday night The Huskers take to too road this week in search of their first loop win and their first win of the new year. They meet Missouri tonight and then travel to Boulder for an encounter with Colorado Saturday. Huskers On TV ' The Colorado game will be regionally televised Saturday atiernoon. it wiu be the final game for Nebraska until aft er final exams when they host the Buffs Jan. 30. Saturday's game was the first conference test for the Jayhawks and gives them a 1-0 record. Nebraska eutrebounded the taller Kansans 4143' bat couldn't keep pace with them in scoring as the Jayhawks sank 25 of 56 field goal at tempts for 44.6 per cent The opening minutes were a good indication of things to come as the Huskers went eight minutes after Hersch Turner opened the scoring with a jump shot until Bob Harry hit the next Husker field goal. Nebraska scored only six points during the first 13'i minutes as the Jayhawks raced to a 20-6 lead and the Huskers never caught them. The closest Nebraska came after that was 57-32 early in the second half but with Bill Bridges and AI Donaghne leading the way the Jay hawks stretched the margin to 43-32 midway In the sec ond period. j Turner and Harry were the only Huskers hitting close to 50 per cent from the field. Turner made good on 6 of 11 attempts and Harry found; the range on four of eight; Al Maxey scored only two 1 field goals on 16 attempts, i Turner led the Nebraska; coring with 11 points and needs only seven more to be- j St 1 I ' $ v M Hi , v f f 7 . , . V 1 " l- WHAT'S GOLNG ON'HERE Al Maxey of Nebraska has Just "released the ball under Husker basket asKansas' Bob Hickman attempts to halt Maxey's shot In Saturday s game won by the Jayhawks 69-47. Number 42 is Nebraska's Jim Kowalke and number three is Dee Ketchum of Kansas. come the first Husker player to score 900 points. Turner was followed by Maxey with nine, Kowalke and Harry with eight each In the Ne braska scoring column. ." . Maxey was the leading, re- bounder for the Huskers with 12. Al Donaghue of Kansas topped all scorers for the eve ning with 18 followed by Wayne Hightower with 16 and Bill Bridges with 14. Bridges was the top rebounder with 17. Missouri, tonight's oppon ent, lost a 65-60 decision to Kansas State Saturday. It was the Tigers . second, loss against no wins in conference play as they dropped an ear lief game to Oklahoma State. The Tigers are 6-6 overall while the Huskers have a 4-9 overall mark. KAN&M It , f Brklew S - V Hamr 4 H Dcmufts I H II Hesur 1 1-2 Hirkaias I 1-1 i V.rr 1 5S HucMower 7 l- M Tvner S-4 Kftrtmm t W i WaU 1-1 Elffin 4 Krt 1 11 Girdixr 1 4Mi 1 Bmck - Gisel M Knlkc 4 4 Hf-nsler t ft-l Root t-0 HoHmu 14 1 XU0 ti 14-17 4 Mate U UA K iHt , SI Ntkratkl Stocker Sets Record But KU Mermen Win Joe Stocker of Nebraska set a new Varsity record in the 200-vard Breastroke for the only Husker first place finish as Kansas took ati easy 75-20 victory Saturday at the Coliseum Pool. Stocker's winning time of 2:34.4 was 2.4 seconds under the old record also held by Stocker. His previous record was 2:36.8 set against Kansas State in a pre-Christmas meet The loss gives Nebraska a 14 record in dual matches with the win coming over Kansas State. The next Husk er outing is Saturday when they travel to Marysville, Nebraskan Want Ads Wo. WorO! . it.ta- I Too i " m ( . i i Too u-u I i .n i o i i U-M .M I 1 S ITS j .7 ) i.i ) i I i n .00 " i 1.00 I IS I Oft i tM Aim wtuob ui pti w eonci r nJ) tor wttnm 10 of tftar t mtnm or 1 HCtlOB at tb DI1T KrtTMltM i B2 tw ccompnied by n"n 01 FOR RENT imping room, iota and y-ynjm-mhJ PrMni-Show--0irain. OA 4040 lT bemem Hpiiir room btfc A tu6nti preferred. 11S1 Idylwna Dr. PhoM IN 0-6320. FOR SALE jenr ZrlJ Ilttm Contrfle Tw 1.5. Call IS 4-793 fter p.m. 25 off- BLACK BEAR RUO. Korth Anwlcw. ur exoeliect oonoltlon. Wu no star. ' ' I960 Eenttb 8terlo. Chrlrmii t'S?- naker. Portaiii. 4 Id- Pboo HE 2-8021. REPAIR SERVICE For radio and ttlw.im lot cail John Trfr. 6A 1-0004. WATCH REPAIR tart tb Nrw Ttar out rtBb. TaKa yj"r tc to Dick-i 1 Watch Barvioa. 124 R SL. Unooln. itagrfcaaA- LOST Charcoal topcoat with maroor trtpe. TtkeTftoTcloak room near Colonial Roo Btudeat Union Mouflay. "turn to L. W. Lancaster, 104 Social Sclenoa. ' Mo. for an encouter with Northwest -Missouri. Diving was the only event in which Nebraska had two performers in the top three positions. Branch Walton fin ished second and Jim Frank finished third behind Kansas Larry Prather. Prather scored 174.30 points for first place while Walton had 158.20 for second. Huskers scoring points be side Stocker, Walton and Frank were K a n 1 Mlhars, Larry McClean. Ron Bucklin, Myron Papadakis and Frank Tom son. Mihara was third in both the 200 and 440-yard free style events and McClean was second in both the 50 and 100-yard free style, races. Bucklin finished third in the 200-yard individual medley, Papadakis was third in the 200-yard butterfly and Tom son was third in the 200-yard backstroke. Kansas won both the .400 yard medley relay and the 400-yard free style relay. The Huskers next home meet is Feb. 5 against North west Missouri. 4W rarit meoiry relar: 1 Kansas rTom Her locker, Carl Prnetze. Jo ha Jef frey. Mike Caasidyj. T t:U.4. rra free slrle: 1 Brad Keeler fKU). 3 Eldoa Ward ($U.. ft Sam Mihara (JO. T 1 IS O. S rant free strle: 1 Jeff Coodell fKU). I Larry Mcdeaa tJi. -Eo Poort KU. T :247. tut yard kUiTidaal snedler: 1 Ok Reamoa KU). 2 Jared Piety (KUL I Ron BnckUn N). T 1:23J. DiviaC: 1 Larry Prather OCOT. ! Branch Wanoa N). 1 Jim Frank N). Winner's points 171.1. tH yard battprflr: 1 Jobs Jeffrey fKL ). 1 Die Beatndn fKU). aMyron Papadakis (NL I I M-a. 10 yard free style: 1 doa Ward fKU). S Larry McCleaa Of). 1 Ed Ponrt (KU). T :S4X tM yard baekatrske: 1 Tom Heriock er (KU). 1 Larry Prather CKU). Frank Tomma (Ji). T--4:22.1. 440 yard free style: 1 Brad Keeler fKU). 1-Mike CaasMy (KU). Knni Mihara (Ji). T 5:80.1. SM rud fcraaEtOraks; 1 Jt Stcdcs1 CSt. 1-Carl Pfueu QLUt. . I-Jared Piety (KU). T 2 J4.4. (new Nebraska record). 406 yard free style relay: 1Kansks (Ed Foort, Brad Keller. Eldoa Ward, itU Goodell). T 1.40.3. r. I la- f -J Science Meeting Set for Jan. 21 Sigma Delta Epsilon, so ciety for graduate women in science, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Jan.- 21. Proceeds of a white ele phant auction, led by Mrs. C. G. Pritchard and Mrs. Larry R. Krupka. will be donated to UNESCO and to the na tional Sigma Delta Epsilon scholarship fund. Dr. Sue Stevens will report on the national meeting ol the society held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the American Assn. for the Advancement of Science in Chicago Dec. 29. Raschke Is Lone NU Winner In 27-5 Defeat Jim Raschke scored the only Nebraska victory of the evening Friday by pinning Mankato heavyweight Waylon Blake in 5:10 as Mankato State triumphed 27-5. It was the fourth loss in as many starts for the young Husker grapplers with previ ous losses coming at the hands of Oklahoma, Okla homa State and Colorado All-Stars Nip Frosli Cagers, 61-58 Kreigh Score 19 In Losing Cause The Campus All-Stars de feated the Nebraska freshmen cagers 61-58 despite a 19-point output by 5-8 freshman guard Sammy Kreigh Saturday night Bob Prokop and Terry How ard scored 13 and 10 points respectively to lead the All Stars. John Cahfll and George Swank contributed eight points each to the All-Star to tal. Dick Muma scored 14 for the frosh. FfcESRMEJT Mama Carroll Kreita Ernst Samp) Soto Stacer Bemia Vales Tstals ALL STABS ft (ft 44 14 CahiD t t-4 t 0- 1 1 Lnndbolm 1 1- 1 It Benson 11-11 04 1 Prokosi ft i-S 11 11 1 Swank 4 04 14 0 Beware) 4 14 10 14 Sullivan 1 J-T J 1-4 1 Tolly O M 1 0-1 0 Rmstnrer 11-14 Prick 1 04 X M 141 Si Tetals B U-S CI 13 Basketball TODAY'S GAMES Fana Hoase-A vs. Alpha Gamma BJio-A. Beta SirtM Pat vs. Alpha Gamma Sirma. Delta t'psOoa-A ts. Delta Sigma PL SUma Xo-A ti. Tneua Xi-A-Coralwsker vs. Brown Palace. Kappa Sifma-A vs. Beta Ttieu Pi A. Sif ma Alpaa Epsiloo-A vs. Pni Delta Theta-A, Delu Taa Della-A Ta, Phi Cajatma DeJtaA. Gut I A ts. Canfield. Gns D A vs. Seam 1 A Hitch cork -A vt. Bentoa-A. MacLeaa vs. KiMtiach. Mines. Raschke's win gives him a record of two wins, one loss and one tie. He is the only Nebraskan to win this season. Never Trailed Raschke never trailed in his match with the heavier Blake as he opened the match with a 2-0 lead on a take down. Blake came back to tie it up on a reversal only to have Raschke score one point with an escape. The Nebraska heavyweight was leading 3-2 when the pin came. The closest Nebraska could come to victory in the other matches was in the 147-pound class where Wayne Reeve dropped a 7-5 decision to Mankato's John Lindeman. Reeves and Lindeman battled to a 0-0 tie for the first three minutes. But Lindeman took a 2-0 lead as the second period opened. Reeves made it 21 with an escape only to fall behind 4-1 when Lindeman scored a takedown. Reeves escaped once more to make it 4-2 as the second period ended. Reeves Escapes With Lindeman on top to start the final three minute period. Reeves narrowed the gap to 4-3 with another es cape maneuver but Linde man fought right back with a takedown to make it 6-3. Reeves once more closed the deficit to one point with a re versal but Lindeman es caped to make the score 7-5 as the match ended. Dave Frame of Mankato. n State won the 130-pound class by forfeit when Phil John son, Nebraska's 130-pounder failed to appear. ' Nebraska faces two oppo nents this weekend hosting Iowa State Teachers Friday night and Minnesota Satury day afternoon. IS pounds Jack Thamert (Ml Pinned Ted Bethmeier. f .M; ISO Dave Frame (Ml won by forM; 137 Bon YounctMMr M dee. Jim Faimon. 11-1: 147 Jena Lindeman M dec. Wayne Reeve. 7-i. 157 Sam Bcnsston M) Pinned Gary Fart', i H: 15 Mania Pwaraoa dec Bruce CVCallastian. 7-1; 177-Jeny Slat tery (Mi dec. Dan HnnwL. S-li heavy weisbt Jim Batchka Oi) pinaed Wayiaa Balk. 1:10. SPEEDWAY MOTORS. 1719 N St. LINCOLN, NUX. Speed Equipment Hollywood Mufflers CONTINENTAL 1511 O Street Sunday Buffet Dinner Unlimited Variety Served 4:30 p.m. ta t:00 p.m. onJy tai fesl fre to awt aJI yea wo irt! RESTAURANT HE 2-3939 LUCKY STRIKE presents j""iimi Turner Turner Needs Seven Points To Reach 900 Herschell Turner, one of the greatest players in Ne braska basketball history and certainly the greatest scorer needs only sev'en points in to night's game against the Missouri Tigers 'to , become the first player in Nebraska basketball to score 900 points. The Indianapolis, Ind. na tive already holds most of the Nebraska scoring rec ords. Turner's top point out put of this season is 35 points against the Tigers in the Big Eight pre-season tourney. 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