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Wednesday, March 9, 1960
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By Dave Wohlfarth
The 1960 Daily Nebraskan
Intramural All-Star team fea
tures heighth, speed and some
fine shooters. Bob Prokop of
Kappa Sigma is the starting
center of the team, the
guards are footballers LeRoy
Zentic (PEK) and Dick Ro
sier (Avery), and John Gut
schlag of Phi Gamma Delta
and Phi - Kappa Psi's .Jim
Huge are the Pag's selection
for forwards.
The selection of the starting
quintet was based upon the
number of vbtes each re
ceived from Intramural man
agers on their All-Opponent
teams. The only repeater
from last year's All-Intramural
team is Prokop, who was
this year's leading vote get
ter. Prokup averaged 17 ioints
per game this season in lead
ing the Kappa Sigs to the
Fraternity 'A' finals. The
6' 7" pivot man played his
best game against the Phi
Psis, dropping in 21 points
and clearing the boards in su
perb fashion.
Threat Anywhere
Prokop is not only danger
ous in close, but is also a
threat from anywhere. Quite
often, he comes out to slow
down play and bring the op
posing team's big man away
from the hoop. A tough man
on the boards, 'Porky', has a
deft touch with his southpaw
shots.
Last year Prokop led the
Chemists to the All-University
title and this year will be
his fifth straight as a mem
ber of the All-University
team. He was also an All
Star on Nebraska's AAU team
in 1959 and 1960.
Prokop, a graudate student
majoring in chemistry, is a
member of Phi Lambda Up
silon. Prokop attended W 1 1 b e r
High School where he won 12
letters. Participating in bas
ketball, track and football.
'Porky' is very active in
intramurals participating in
football, softball, volleyball,
badmiton, horse shes, table
tenhis and basketball.
He rated the Phi Gams as
the toughest team the Kappa
Sigs have faced this year.
Guards Are Footballers
The starting guards, Rosier
and Zentic, are alsc both
guards on NU's football t
Rosier is 5' 10", 190 pound
junior and Zentic, a senior,
stands 5' 11" and tips the
scales at 200.
Rosier was a main cog in
Avery's spirited attack this
year. Dick hit 17 points per
game with a high of 26. The
burly floor general was a 2nd
team selection on the Intra
mural team when he was a
freshman.
Rosier, who is active in
the intramural bowling, soft
ball, golf, paddle ball and
basketball programs, has won
two varisty football letters.
He is a high school gradu
ate of Watertown, S.D., where
he won three monograms as
a guard in football, two as a
basketball guard and three in
track.
Rosier is in Teachers Col
lege and plans to be a physi
cal therapist.
Zentic played forward for
PEK but is listed on the
Rag's team as a guard, due
to his shifty flor play and hot
outside shooting. The Rock
Island, III., product has a
deadly long Jump shot.
Besides basketball, Zentic
plays intramural volleyball
and in 1957 was a member
of the 2nd place team in the
A 1 1-University Volleyball
Tournament.
Zentic is a member of the
Husker varsity football and
baseball squads. He has won
three letters in football and
will be seeking his second
baseball 'N' this spring.
The hard-hitting outfielder
was a top hitter in NU's sur
prising second place confer
ence finish last spring.
This fall LeRoy won the
Fred Lorenz Award 'for the
Most Outstanding Lineman
for Nebraska.
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FIRST TEAM
Name Team
LeRoy Zentic Phi Epsilon Kappa
Dick Rosier Ary
Bob Prokop Kappa Sigma
John Gutschlag Phi Gamma Delta
Jim Huge Phi Kappa Psi
, SECOND TEAM
Ron Seymour Sigma Nu
Larry Romjue Beta Theta Pi
Bob Brandes Alpha Tau Omega
Larry Tomlinson Gus I
Roger Brede .' rVy Avery
HONORABLE MENTION: Herb Meyer, Law College;
Don Wenzel, Sigma Nu; Ron Golus and Dean Madison,
Selleck; Bruce Hodge and Dave Johnson, Hitchock; Nels
Kjeldsen, Phi Delta Theta; Chuck Huston, Alpha Tau Omega;
Dale Stradling, Geolographers; Ken Ruisinger, Phi Epsilon
Kappa; and Oscar Bredthower, Beta Sigma Psi.
Zentic is in Teachers Col
lege and majoring in Physi
cal Education. He is a mem
ber of "N" Club and secre
tary of PEK.
Football, basketball and
baseball were Zentic's inter
ests in high school as he
earned eight letters compet
ing at Rock Island. He played
fullback in football, was a for
ward in basketball and
pitched and played the out
field in baseball.
Top Reboundcr
One. of the top rebounders
in intramural basketball th
year was Phi Gam John
Gutschlag. The 6' 4", 198
pounder hauled down many
rebounds in a successful sea
son for the Phi Gams.
'Gutsch' averaged 14 points
a game, playing forward. His
top game was against the
Kappa Sigs, who ranked as
the toughest team Gutschlag
faced. He hit nine field goals
and five for five free throws
to score 23 points as the Phi
Gams came within four points
of downing the undefeated
KS team, 53-57, in the Intra
mural Tourney.
Gutschlag is a sophomore
in Teachers College and is
active in Builders and Mu
Epsilon Nu, teachers honor
ary. Last year he was on the
freshman basketball squad.
His intramural activities
include basketball, football,
softball and volleyball. Next
year Gutschlag will perform
for the AAU National Life
cage club.
He attended Omaha Ben
son where he lettered twice
in basketball.
Rounding out our team is
Jim Huge, sophomore for
ward from Holdrege. Huge
was the big gun in t h e Phi
Psi attack this year, scoring
at a 22 point per game clip.
His scoring ability was espe-
WSI Course
Starts March 14
The American Red Cross
"Water Safety Instructor's
Course" will be offered in
the Coliseum Pool, beginning
March 14.
The class will meet from
4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday
from March 14th until May
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The only restriction for par
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American Red Cross Senior
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SOCIAL DANCING 123-123
Leading Questions
Professor Dip
Female reaction to dancing partners using
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Conversely: with 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic you
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results. Status of the Male Wallflower at Con
temporary Proms discussed in relation to
Briarpatch hair caused by alcohol tonics. Use
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situations. Emphasis on the one step (the one
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daily evident in the tourney
when he canned 38 points
against Alpha Gamma Rho.
Jim was on the All-University
Track Championship
team this year ' as the Phi
Psis copped the cinder
crown
Huge is the third football
player of the starting five.
The 6'0' 190 pound athlete
plays end for NU.
Huge's Holdrege career in
cluded three letters In basket
ball, two in football and three
in track. He was a halfback
in football and a broadjumper
and highjumper in track. In
basketball he played center
and forward and was named
on the High School All-Amer-ican
team.
The Pre-Med student, en
rolled in the College of Arts
and Sciences, was recently
named a candidate for Eligi
ble Bachelor at NU.
Second Team Tough
The second team also fea
tures a good all-around at
tack with good shooters and
has adequate heighth. The
shortest man on the second
unit is Sigma Nus Ron Sey
mour at 5' 10", but Seymour
is . the proud possessor of a
real good outside set shot.
Roger Brede, 6 foot NU
gridder is a tough rebounder
and lines up with Larry Tom
linson, 6' 1", at the forward
spots. Brede played for
Avery and Tomlinson per
formed for Girs I.
At the opposite guard spot
from Seymour is Beta Theta
Pi's Larry Romjue. Romjue
at 5-11, led the Betas into a
surprise finals berth in the
Fraternity 'A' Tourney.
Bob Brandes, Alpha Tau
Omega, is the center for the
second team. The 6' 4"
Brandes, a first team selec
tion a year ago, owns a dead
ly turn-around jump shot and
is a top boards man.
Men's Swimming
Hours Announced
University men will have
an opportunity to participate
in recreational swimming.
The coliseum pool will be
open to any University man
who enjoys swimming during
the hours:
MWF 12 noon to 12:45 p.m.
TTh 12 noon to 12:45 p.m.;
and 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Sat. 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
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INTRAMURAL ALL-STAR TEAM D i c k the help of a couch. Watching the tall trio
Kosler (5'10") of Avery towers over John is LeRoy Zentic (5'11") of Phi Epsilon
Gotshlag (6'4") of Phi Gamma Delta and Kappa, The fifth member, Jim Huge of
Bob Prokop (6"T) of Kappa Sigma with PI Kappa Psi is In Student Health.
Kappa Sigma Captures
IM Basketball 'A' Title
Kappa Sigma won the Fra
ternity Intramural Basketball
Tourney Tuesday night with
a 47-41 victory over Beta
Theta Pi.
Big Bob Prokop paced the
Kappa Sig attack with 24
points on 10 field goals and
four for eight free throws.
Prokop hit 15 in the third
quarter to break open the
game.
The Betas outscored KS
12-9 in the final period and
closed the gap to two points,
39-41, late in the game when
Bill Kendall hit three straight
buckets.
Kappa Sigma's tight de
fense held high scoring Larry
Romjue to three points, all
on free throws as they won
their ninth straight.
Gus I upset Hitchcock 44-32
to remain in contention for
the Burr-Selleck 'B' Tourney
Championship. The two teams
will meet again tonight to de
cide the title.
High scorer for Gus I was
Warren Robry with 14 points
while Ramon Abrahmason hit
14 for the losers.
In Wednesday night's action
Delta Tau Delta B tripped
Sigma Nu B 44-35, Selleck A
beat Hitchcock A 41-30, Phi
Epsilon Kappa defeated the
Dents, 36-29 and Theta 3i A
dumped the Inter-Varsity,
61-36.
In the evening action, Delta
TauaOelta B, paced by John
North, slipped past Sigma
Nu's B squad. North was high
man with 13, while Dick
Schmoker led th S!g Nu'l
with 17.
Selleck A captured the sec
ond event by dropping Hitch
cock, as Selleck's Ron Golus
dumped in 11 to pace the vic
tors. High scoring honors for
the losers were taken by
Dave Johns with 14.
Phi Epsilon Kappa
squeeked past the Dent school
behind the rapid shooting of
PEKs Schulmen, who ended
the evening with 15 points,
while Bob Highland chalked
up 11 for the Dents.
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