Tuesday, March 8, 1960
Jayhawks Use Charity Line
To Down Nebraska 7 9-7 4
The University of Kansas
used the free throw line to
grab a 79-74 victory from
Nebraska Monday night. The
Jayhawk win knots up the
Big 8 Conference, with KU
and Kansas State each hold
ing a share for first place.
It Is believed that a play
off wffl be held Wednesday
evening to determine the
Championship. If the play-off
is held, a coin will be flipped
to determine where the con
test will be played.
The Jayhawks, behind the
calm charity tossing of
Wayne Hightower and Jerry
Gardner, jumped to a domi
nating 42-34 halftime score.
Lead Stretched
Kansas stretched the lead
to 12 points mid-way through
the final period, but a Husker
rally attempt cut the margin
to three points.
With the clock reading 3:25,
BIO Bowers, who entered the
game to replace Al Buuck,
bit two quick buckets to bring
the score to a 71-8 reading.
The Huskers big chance
came seconds later when
Jayhawk center, Wayne
Hightower fouled Al Roots,
giving the Nebraska sopho
more a chance to make two
points via the one-and-one
rule.
Four Seniors Play Last
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Roots' first shot rolled
around the rim and dropped
uuo uie ranas or Bin Bridges,
who passed to team mate
Hightower. Hightower hit a
neat layup to slow down the
Cornhuskers.
Jayhawks Stall
Kansas went into a stall
with 1:51 left when Bowers
once again dropped in a two
pointer for Nebraska.
KVs Hickman hit two
FINAL BIG EIGHT
STANDINGS
W L Pet
Kansas State ....10 4 .714
Kansas 10 4 .714
Oklahoma 9 5 .643
Iowa State 7 7 .500
Colorado 7 7 .500
Missouri 5 9 .351
Nebraska 4 10 .275
Oklahoma State . 4 10 .275
Monday's Scores
Missouri 59, Iowa State 57
Kansas 79, Nebraska 74
charity tosses, but HerscheO
Turner, playing the last game
of his college career, hit a
jumper to put Nebraska back
into the game, as the score
board registered 75-72, Kan
sas leading.
Nebraska, tried to get the
ball from tha 'tight grips of
HerscheO Turner
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the Jayhawk press and fouled
KlTs Jim Hoffman. Hoffman,
who had been scoreless for
the evening, hit four straight
free tosses in thirty seconds
to ice the game for Kansas.
Nebraska was hampered
by the lack of man power,
mainly in the final minutes
of the contest With 6:45 left
in the game, the Huskers lost
the services of Jim Kowalke.
Buuck Follows
A minute later teammate
Al Buuck followed Kowalke
to the bench. Buuck picked
four of his personals during
the first half, and spent most
of the final period on the
bench.
After the game Coach Jerry
Bush mentioned that Al Max
ey played the game with a
slight leg injury. Bush said
that Maxey had undergone
treatment during the day at
Kansas.
The Huskers were further
hindered with the loss of Bob
Harry, who injured his leg
during the Nebraska-Oklahoma
State contest last week
end. High scoring honors for
Nebraska were takea by Tur
ner, who dropped in 22 points,
eight from the field and six
for six from the free throw
line.
Maxey followed close be
hind with 19. while Bowers
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ball team will start practice
during the last week of
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in the annual All-Sports Day
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had eight, all scored in the
last four minutes.
Bowers Praised
After the game Bush
praised the entire team and
singled out Bowers, saying,
"Bill came into his own to
night, he did a marvelous
job."
Hightower hit 23 points to
pace the Jayhawks, nine of
which came at the charity
stripe. Jerry Gardner, who
entered the game with a 7.6
scoring average ripped the
nets with 21 points, several
on long set shots.
An totaled Kansas hit 31
points from the free throw
line, compared to Nebraska's
14 points.
The Huskers out-field
goaled Kansas, hitting 30 to
KITs 24.
Kansas now has a confer
ence record of 10-4, and is
tied with K-State for first
place in the Big 8.
Nebraska ended the season
with a 4-10 conference record
and an over all record of
7-17. One of the Nebraska
victories, Stewart Air Force
Base, was ruled out by the
NCAA.
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Buuck 1 -l 1 Bridge 3 7 7 13
Swwt 144 1 Gardner 7 7 11
Maxey 7 5-4 19 Hickmaa t 44 t
Enter 4 CorreU M 1
Wall 3 - Mvers 1113
Roots 1 M I Hoffmaa 44 4
Bowers 4 4-1 I
Teisla 3 14-13 H
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Schedule
Looking ahead First at the
outdoor track team, it's noted
that the tracksters will start
their season with an appear
ance at the Texas Relays in
Austin, Tex., April 1-2.
Following that the Rasker
runners will hop-scotch all
over the mid-west, complet
ing a nine meet schedule, in
cluding the Conference meet
at Ames, la., in the latter part
of May.
Tony Sharp's baseball team
will open its season with a
two day stand against South
Dakota State in Lincoln on
March 4-5.
31 Man Squad
Sharp's squad of 31 men
will head south during the
spring vacation, playing
teams in Kansas and Okla
homa. The baseball team is bol
stered by the return of eight
lettermen from last year's
sqnad.
Bad weather may hinder
the baseball team, but it
completely puts the damper
on the Husker Golf squad.
Oklahoma Bosnd
In an attempt to escape the
cold north winds, the. golfers
will travel to Oklahoma to
open their season April 9.
Highlight of the 13 match
schedule for the linksters
will be the Conference Meet
at Columbia, Mo. on May
20-21.
Nebraska's tennis team
rounds oat the spring ath
letic picture.
Coach Ed Higginbotham's
team will be aided by the
return of two lettermen and
two other squad members
from last years team.
The tennis team also will
travel south during the Spring
Vacation, playing matches in
Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Yearling Track
Dumps K-State
The freshman track team
won their fourth straight post
al track, meet dumping Kan
sas State 91-30.
The Husker yearlings swept
11 of 14 events, allowing the
K-State squad firsts in the
Inside Iiitramurals
by dave tvohlfarth
Last week's intramural basketball games included some
upsets, surprises and oddities.
Top upset of the week was Beta Sigma Psi's 32-23 win
over Phi Gamma Delta. However, the next night Beta Theta
Pi ended the Beta Sig's threat with a 52-39 licking.
Wohlfarth
'A team, piling up some decisive scores
over opponents.
Dental College really sprang to life in tourney action
after holding a so-so season record. The Dents, have knocked
off such teams as the Losers, Geolographers and Law Col
lege in their match to the finals.
Phi Epsilon Kappa reversed an earlier tourney defeat
by Law College when it whipped the Lawyers, 34-25, to stay
in contention.
Oddity of the week occured when Jerry Trupp of Delta
Tau Delta-B lost his contact lenses while playing against
Kappa Sigma-B. The action was similar to Jim Kowalke's
loss of his contacts in :he recent Oklahoma State Nebraska
game, only Trupp's lenses weren't found as quickly. Delts
and Kappa Sigs were scattered all over on all fours search-,
ing for the specks and play was suspended for several min
utes. The proud finder of the contacts after the inch-by-inch
search was, naturally, a referee.
Watch for the Intramural All-Star Basketball Team In
tomorrow's Dally Nebraskan. The selection of the team was
based upoiAhe votes each player received from the All-Opponent
teams recently selected by Intramural Managers.
Upcoming after the basketball tourney ends will be the
Rag's final ranking of the top ten teams.
Intramural Volleyball action begins Tuesday, March 15,
with 13 games scheduled. Competition will be in Fraternities,
Burr and Selleck Residence Halls.
SHELWOLD ON BRIDGE
Partner's Double
Far From Holy
By Alfred Sheinwold
Some years ago the late
H. T. Webster drew a series
of cartoons ridiculing the
poor wretch who took out his
partner's penalty double. The
cartoons gave people the im
pression that it was both
dumb and depraved to dis
turb your partner's double.
Wonderful cartoons, but re
grettable advice.
East dealer
Both sides volneraMe.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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VQ 8 7 3 None
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A K I 3 AQ10 8
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East SotTth West North
14 2 Double All Pass
Opening lead . a9
This sort of thing can easily
happen if you bow down and
worship your partner's pen
alty double. You manage to
beat South one trick. The
penalty is 200 points, but
South has 100 honors to cut
the loss in half.
Are you satisfied to collect
a mere 100 points net on the
East-West cards?
You can make seven dia
monds against any defense.
Even if the grand slam is a
bit too risky for your taste,
you should still bid a small
slam. That would be Worth
1,390 points almost 14
1000-yard run, two-mile run,
and the shot put
Ernie Gunter once again
led the frosh by winning the
60-yard dash, the 60-yard low
hurdles, 60-yard high hurdles,
and the 440-yard dash. Gun-
Phi Gamma Delta had been the surprise
team of the Fraternity 'A Tourney. The Phi
Gams advanced to the semi-finals before
being edged by Kappa Sigma 57-53 in a tight
battle.
The high-flying Kappa Sigs currently
own a season record of 9-0 and are likely
favorites for the tourney. However, going
favorites for the tourney.
Hitchcock appears ready to snatch both
the 'A' and B' Burr-Selleck titles. Both
Hitchcock teams are undefeated and in the
finals. Especially impressive has been the
times the value of the penalty
double!
Expert Rule
The expert rule on penalty
doubles is far from rigid. A
penalty double is a sugges
tion, not an imperial decree.
The double shows prospects
of a trump trick or two to
gether with a couple of de
fensive tricks in the side
suits. If the doubler's only
strength is in the opponent's
suit, he passes. Why drive
your opponent out of the only
suit you can beat?
The doubler s partner ac
cepts the double (by passing)
if he has reasonable defensive
strength two or more cards
in the doubled suit and ac
ceptable values for his own
previous bids. But he tends
to take the double out if he
has a singleton or void in the
doubled suit.
In this case East should
take the double out by bidding
three hearts. This shows the
boid, with considerable side
strength. If East had a 2
suiter, rather than a 3-suited
hand, he would bid his sec
ond suit instead of making
the cue-bid in hearts.
From here on there should
be no holding West. He bids
diamonds and drives to at
least a small slam.
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Team
91-30
ter also aided the mile relay
team to win that event in a
low seasonal time of 3:22.3.
The Nebraskan's copped
every place in the dashes,
hurdles and the 600 and 880
yard distances.
Larry Donavan, holder of
the state high school record
for the pole vault, went 12-8
to defeat his Kansas State
rival by more than a foot
Fred Wilke was Nebras
ka's other multiple winner.
Wilke won the high Jump
with a leap of 6-1 and the
broad jump with a distance
of 21-7. He also placed third
in the high and low hurdles.
The Huskers are now await
ing the return of the Big
Eight postal results to deter
mine the winner in freshman
conference circles.
Tracksters
Will Race
In Chicago
Relay Team Enters
Daily AWs Event
Members of Nebraska's
track team will compete in
the Chicago Daily News Re
lays Friday Night
The mile relay team will
compete against Wisconsin
and Indiana. Members of the
relay team will be Ken Ash,
Bob Cross, LeRoy Keane and
Joe Mullins.
Mullins, captain of the
Husker track team, will also
run in the 600-yard run. His
opponents will be George
Kerr, and Dave Mills.
Kerr, a Jamaica native who
runs for the University of
Illinois, was the winner of
the NCAA 880-yard run here
last June. Kerr made the
tour in a speedy 1:47.8.
Mills and Mike Rawson
round out the main competi
tion for Mullins. Mills, a soph
omore from Purdue, holds
the national high school 440-
yard run mark with a time
of :46.6. Rawson will travel
to Chicago from his home in
England.
Keith Gardner, former Ne
braska sprinter and hurdler,
will run in the 50-yard dash.
Year's Best Score
Made By Peterson
In Union Bowling
Lynn Peterson bowled the
high game of 257, and the
high series of 598 in the men's
leagues last week. He also
bowled the highest earns of
the year, 276, in open bowl
ing.
Pat Tesar rolled the high
women's game with 202, and
high women's series with 534.
The tOD two teams in each
league are: Selleck; Hot
Shots (16-4), Manatt (15-5);
Comhusker No. 2; Rebels (14
6), Sigma Phi Epsflon (14-6);
Quadrangle; Seaton No. 1
(17-3), Benton (13-6); Guys
and Gals; King Pins (17-3),
rrague Fins (15-5).
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