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The Nebraskan
Friday, Oct. 14, 1960
Nebraska Begins Cage
Preparations Saturday
By Denny Anstine
Nebraska's varsity basket
ball squad begins prepara
tions for the 1960-61 season
this weekend, with a picture
session today and a practice
session Saturday morning.
Coach jerry Bush, with six
returning lettermen i 1 a
listed squad of fifteen, will
be trying to better last years
-17 record, and the last place
tie with Oklahoma State in
the Big Eight.
Returning lettermen are:
Bill Bowers, 6-6 junior; Al
Buuck, 6-8 junior; James
Kowalke. 6-3 senior; Al
Roots, 6-3 junior; Rex Swett,
6-1 junior; and Jan Wall, 6-6
junior.
The Huskers lost Big Eight
All-Conference guard, Hersch
ell Turner, and NU's leading
rebounder Bob Harry by
graduation. Al M a x e y,
runer-up in total points last
year behind Turner, lost nis
last year of eligibility because
of low grades.
Kowalke was third in last
year's scoring race and
should be a main cog in this
year's cage team. Swgtt and
Wall started a few games,
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but were not considered as
starters.
Big Guys
Coach, Bush said, "the out
come of this years season will
probably hinge on the big
guys."
Other squad members are;
Bernt Elle, 6-6 junior; Ivan
Grupe, 6-5 junior; Sam
Kreigh, 5-8 sophomore; Ray
Solee, 6-9 junior; Jim Yates,
6-7 sophomore; Dick Muma,
6-1 sophomore; Elmer Walin,
6-1 senior; Dean Prazak, 5-10
sophomore; and Tommy Rus
sell, 6-7 junior.
Russell is a transfer stu
dent from Independence Jun
ior College at Independence,
Kansas. Grupe will be a
sophomore in eligibility stand
ing, as he did not play last
year because of a knee in
jury.
The Nebraska Schedule:
Dec. 1 Iowa State Teach
ers Dec. 3 Wichita
Dec. 7 Utah State
Dec. 13 Denver
Dec. 17 at Detroit
Dec. 19 at Cincinnati
Dec. 21 Arizona
Dec. 27-30 Big 8 Tourney at
Kansas City
Jan. 7 Missouri
Jan. 9 Colorado
Jan. 14 at Colorado
Jan. 21 Iowa State
Feb. 4 at Oklahoma State
Feb. 6 at Oklahoma
Feb. 11 Kansas
Feb. 13 at Iowa State
Feb. 18 Oklahoma State
Feb. 20 Oklahoma
Feb. 25 at Kansas
Feb. 27 Kansas State
Mar. 4 at Kansas State
Mar. 6 at Missouri
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Nebraskan
Sports
IM Grid Slate
Friday: ,
City Fields
NE A Men vs. Theta Chi
SE Alpha Gamma Sigma
vs. Pi Kappa Phi
SW Pioneer .vs. Delta Sig
ma Phi
NW Seaton I vs. Maclean
Ag College Fields
E Goodding vs. Kiessel
bach N Smith vs. Fairfield
Monday:
City 'Fields
NE Benton vs. Bessey ,
NW Delta Tau Delta B vs.
Sigma Chi B
SE Maclean vs. Seaton I
SW Seaton II vs. Selleck
Ag College Fields
E Phi Kappa Psi B vs. Al
pha Tau Omega B
N Theta Xi B vs. Phi Del
ta Theta B.
IM Grid Scores
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Tuesday
Fairfield 14, Kiesselbach 0
Smith 13, Goodding 7
Phi Kappa Psi B 21, Phi
Delta Theta B 0
Seaton II 33, Boucher 6
Alpha Tau Omega B 41, Sig
ma Chi B 13
Wednesday
Theta Xi B 7, Delta Tau Del
ta B 0
Dental College 33. Law Col
lege 6
Senior Dents 19, Renegades 12
Beta Theta Pi 12, Kappa Sig
ma 7
Sigma Chi A 20, Delta Tau
- Delta A 0
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Triangular
Set for NU
Tracksters
Cyclones, Drake
Will Test Huskers
By Janet Sack
Nebraska's cross country
runners take on Iowa State
and Drake in a triangular
meet at Des Moines, Iowa, at
4:30 p.m. today.
Coach Frank Sevigne is tak
ing six runners: Ray Stevens.
Bill Kenny, Rich Kie'r, Clar
ence and Joe Scott, and Paul
Nielsen.
"Sophomores Stevens and
Kenny are running real well,
but the rest of the members
are not working up to expec
tations," Sevigne said.
"This whole meet will de
pend upon the performance of
the other four men. We're not
getting the balance and per
formance that is needed to
win," Sevigne said.
Stevens has the best time of
any of the Huskers with a
15:39 which earned him sec
ond place in the Kansas State
Nebraska dual meet.
In the Iowa State time trials
l.tst weekend Karl Brown led
the qualifiers over the three
mile course in 16:00.
Iowa State's other harriers
are Dan Muyskens, Bill Lynn,
John Highbarger, Jan Peter
sons, Charles Darby, and 7arl
Holtz.
Cyclone captain Harlan Mil
liken did not compete in the
time trials because of a sirle
injury. He will see no action
in the meet today.
This is the opening meet
for Drake and Iowa State. The
meet will be run over a three
mile hill and dale course on
the Waverly Golf Course.
Rain Halts IM Play
Last night's intramural
football games were cancelled
due to rain.
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Sports Signals
S By Hal Broun
While Nebraska is concerned with its final intersec-,;
vtional contest of the season Saturday against Army, Big
Eight eyes will be focused on Lawrence, Kans., where th
Jayhawks will be trying to put another nail m the Okla
homa coffin.
The contest will be the first comer
ence clash for the Sooners who have lost
two of three intersectional battles. The
perennial Big Eight titleholders were
thumped b Northwester and Texas and
won a narrow 15-14 decision over Pitts
burgh., v , .
Bud Wilkinson's boys are likely to find
the going in the Big Eight just as tough as
the non-conference games. Kansas and
Missouri have both given indications that
they are in line for the conference crown
this vpr Thp Tiuers arri" undefeated in
four games and have a 1-0 conference mark while Kansas
is 2-0 in the league chase with their only defeat coming at
the hands of a strong Syracuse team.
Oklahoma has been sole champion since the Big Six
became the Big Seven in 1948. The Sooners shared the title
with Kansas 'in 1946 and 1947 as members of the Big Six
conference.
Nebraska signaled the start of the Sooner downfall a
year ago when the Huskers handed Oklahoma their first
conference defeat since 1946, but Bud Wilkinson's squad
still won the league crown with a 5-1 mark. Kansas was
picked by many before the start of the season as the team
to knock Oklahoma off the Big Eight throne and Saturday's
game between the two teams will clear upt the Big Eight
picture as far as Oklahoma is concerned.
However, if Kansas does drop the Sooners, as they are
favored to do, the Jayhawks still do not have clear sailing
to the title. Missouri is beginning to loom larger and larger
each week as a definite contender. The Tigers unbeaten
record includes a 21-8 win over Penn State and a 34-8 vic-
tnrv ftior tho Air Pnrpp 'AraHpmv.
Penn State's only loss came at the hands of Missouri as
the Nittany Lions have a. 20-0 win over Boston University
and a 27-16 triumph over Army. The Air Force Academy
sailed to a 32-8 win over Colorado State University and a
32-9 victory over Stanford on the passing of quarterback
Richie Mayo before losing to Missouri last week.
Kansas needs the win over Oklahoma because a loss
would drop them out of first place in the conference stand
ings since Missouri should have little trouble with Kansas
State. Colorado is also unbeaten in the conference and a win
by either Colorado or Missouri coupled with a loss by Kan
sas would drop the Jayhawks out of first place.
This corner would like to make one prediction right now
and that is: 'No team in the conference will go through the
conference schedule without a defeat.
Last week this corner dipped below the .700 percentage
level for the first time with 20 right, 9 wrong and one tie
for a .683 mark. That leaves the season record at 86 right,
29 wrong with five ties for a .738 record.
Now for a look at this week's schedule.
Big
Eight
ARMY 21, Nebraska 13 Army's Tom Blanda will put
Nebraska's pass defense to its first test of the season and
the Cadets will win this one.
KANSAS 21, Oklahoma 14 The Sooners step into Big
Eight competition for the first time this season and will
find things have changed.
IOWA STATE 27, Colorado 7-olorado' dilemma is
the opposite of Nebraska. The Buffs have a strong passer
in Weidner, but a limited rushing offense. .'.
MISSOURI 39, Kansas State 7 The Tigers should have
little trouble extending their unbeaten string to five.
OKLAHOMA STATE 14, Houston 13-The Cowboys get
their second win against a Missouri Valley foe before re
turning to Big Eight wars next week.
Other Game
Georgia Tech over Auburn, Harvard over Columbia,
Duke over North Carolina State, Florida over Vanderbilt,
Georgia over Mississippi State, Indiana over Marquette,
Iowa over Wisconsin, LSU over Kentucky, Clemion over
Maryland, Michigan over Northwestern, Minnesota ever
Illinois, Navy over Air Force, North Carolina over Wabe
Forest.
Michigan State over Notre Dame, Oregon over WatV
ington State, Pennsylvania over Brown, Pittsburgh over
West Virginia, Ohio State over Purdue, L'SC over California,
Rice over SMU, Syracuse over Penn State, Tennessee over
Alabama, TCU over Texas A & M, Texas over Arkansas,
Washington over UCLA.
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