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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1960)
Pog 4 The Nebraskan Friday, Dec. 2, 1960 Kowalke Leads Husker WinPi Over Stubborn Panther 65' By Hal Brown Nebraska's hustling cagers fought off a determined Iowa State Teachers College five as the Huskers scored a 78-68 triumph- Thursday night at the Coliseum, An estimated, 2,500 fans turned out to watch the open ing game for both teams. Ne braska gets its second test Saturday when Wichita comes to town for an 8 p.m. clash. Jim Kowalke led the Hus kers with 22 points and 15 rebounds as Jerry Bush's Huskers led all the way ex cept for a brief moment mid way In the first half. The Panthers pulled to within two points at 68-66 with 3:36 left in the game, but Nebraska increased the lead to 72-66 on a free throw by Al Roots and a lay up and free throw by Jan Wall to put the game out of reach Nebraska led 37-26 at the half, but Iowa State Teach ers kept plugging away and nearly caught the Huskers late in the game. The Panth ers outscored Nebraska in the second half, 42-41. Nebraska jumped off to a 5-0 lead in the first two minutes of action on jump shots by Wall and Kowalke, and a charity toss by Tom Russell. Russell, a 6-7 junior, pulled down 10 rebounds to rank with a jump shot to give the Huskers the lead once again. Three free throws by Roots and two by Kowalke, plus two lay ups by Bill Sowers sparked the Husker recov ery. Waller came off the bench to lead the Panther scoring with 21 points, most of them coming on long jump shots. Both teams hit 29 field goals but Nebraska cashed in 20 of 27 free throw attempts while Iowa State hit only 10 The box score: IOWA STATE (M) NEBRASKA (71) JF m n second to Kowalke in that department and pumped in 11 points for the evening's work. The Panthers, trailing 20-10 with nine minutes remaining in the first half rallied to take a 22-21 lead with six minutes left in the opening half. The Iowa State Teach ers surge was led by Bob Waller, wr hit two jump shots and a free throw, and Jim Jackson with two twist ing jump shots. A set shot by Bill Noon- kesser, a junior reserve for ward, gave the Panthers the lead. Nebraska came roaring back with 10 consecutive points to lengthen the gap to 32-22. Al Buuck, 6-9 junior, mak ing his first nnnpnrnnra nf the evening found the range! Jackson Svohode, ajwden Holbrool FO FT TP 5 3-7 13 Kowalke 2 1-3 5 Wall 7 0-1 14 Russell o! brook 1 4-6 Knots wau 0 0-0 0 swett Waller M 1-1 21 Buuck Wan 0 0-0' Bowers Finch 2 1-2 5 Walln Dolson 0 0-0 0 Yates N'nkesser 2 0-0 4 Christy 0 M O FO FT TP 8 6-7 2 S-4 . I 14 11 3 S-T 11 4 4-4 13 4 1-1 3 0-0 C 0 (Ml 0 (Ml ( Totals 29 10-M Total 2t 2027 73 lews. StaU Teachers W-4S t Nebraska 37-4171 All set to play Santa Claus? What you need is a red twit, white beard, fat pillow, end a pack full of Esterbrook Classic Pen and Pencil Bets. You cai b anyone's favorite Santa if you give the smoothest-looking, smoothest-writing Christmas gift this side of the North Pole. Your choice of 6 holi day colors and 32 changeable pen points, too. NOTICE! All houses competing in the PHILIP MORRIS INC. SAVE-A-PACK CONTEST Today only, for each PHILIP MORRIS COMMANDER Package you will receive double credit. Turn in packs, 1 or more, to Dave Harper, 1425 R Street, between 1-5 p.m. 'It'stim to nwmbtr Christmas Cards . I Goldenrod Stationary Store i Goldenrod Printing Company I 215 North 14 Open Shopping Nights Until t g it I WA' V - I:' JJ ill ' i See our compltttt selection. ONE FOR THE KITTY Center Tom Russell dunks one for Nebraska to swell the home team's lead over Iowa Teachers late in the game. Nebraska won 78-68. Wichita Is Next Foe N e b r a s k a's basketball home stand continues Satur day night when Wichita in vades the Coliseum for ah 8 p.m. encounter. The Shockers return seven of eight regulars whom Wich ita coach Ralph Miller con sidered regulars a year ago. Wichita's attack is centered around Gene Wiley, ; a 6-10 junior center. ; i The big fellow 'saw- only limited action a year ago ,because of an injured leg when the Shockers won 14 and lost 12. Wiley is counted on to give balance to the Shocker attack this season. Ron Heller, a 6-6 senior forward averaged 13.7 points a game last season and is the top returning score r. The playmaker is senior guard Larry Van Eman ho averaged 13.5. Main Feature Clock Varsity; "Let No Man Writ My Epotaph," 1:10, 3:18, J:20, 7;22, 9;24. - . State: "Song Without End", 1:39, 4:13, 6:41, 9:21. Nebraska: "David and Bath, sheba," 1:03. "Demetrius &,The Gladiators," 3:10. t ,. Lincoln: "North to Alaska 1:30, 4:10, 6:50, 9:23 Stuart: "01 Slues," 4:15, 3:1,5 5:15, 7:15, 9:20. , Nebraskan rt'ant Ada. FOR SAL! Cyclones Lose ! 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