Friday, Dec. 9, 1960
The Nebraskan
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H
uskers Stun Aggies
With 65-60 UDset
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By Hal Brown
Nebraska ro.de the upset
trail again Wednesday night
as Jerry Bush's cagers up
set seventh-rated Utah State,
65-60, with five points in- the
final 16 seconds.
The win gives Nebraska a
2-1 record with Denver invad
ing the Coliseum Tuesday
night. Denver has an 0-2 rec
ord with two losses to Regis
College. The Pioneers play
the Air Force Academy Sat
urday. Utah State, ranked seventh
by United Press Internation
al, now has a 1-2 mark with a
win over New York Univer
sity and a loss to Detroit. All
three games that the Aggies
have played this season have
been decided in the final 16
seconds or less.
Wednesday's contest was
the first time this season that
Nebraska has outscored the
opposition in the second half.
The Huskers went to the
dressing room at halftime
trailing 33-31, but outscored
'I ft time
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the Aggies, 34-27, in the final
half. :
Tom Russell's lay in with
16 seconds left gave the Hus
kers the margin they needed
for the win.. The 6-7 junior
college transfer added anoth
er point on a free throw with
3 seconds, remaining. :, .
Clincher -Russell
then pirated a des
peration pass by the Aggies'
Max Perry, and Russell
passed off to Al Root who
applied the finishing touch
with a lay in as the final
buzzer sounded.
The estimated 4,000 fans at
the NU Coliseum were on
their feet for the final min
utes as Utah State took a 55-54
lead on a free throw by Cor
nell Green with 3:55 remain
ing. When Perry, a 5-10 sharp
shooting guard, added a jump
shot, the Aggies led 57-54.
Bush's hustling cagers
came battling back on a short
jump shot by Russell to puB
within one point, and after
Tyler Wilbon hit a free throw
for the Aggies, Jim Kowalke
connected with a twisting
jump shot to tie the score at
58-all with 2:08 left
Utah State went ahead
again on two charity tosses
by Perry, but Kowalke coun
tered with another jumper to
make it 60-60. Nebraska
gained possession of the ball
with 41 seconds remaining and
immediately called time out.
The Huskers bided their
time and Russell broke loose
under the basket for an easy
lay in and the winning points.
Nebraska had four players
in double figures in scoring
with Kowalke and Russell
leading with 17 and 16 respec
tively. Jan Wall added 13, 10
of them in the second half,
and Rex Swett contributed 10.
Pgrry's 23 points on a var
iety of shots including two
hand sets, long jump shots,
and lay ins led the Aggie scor
ing. Cornell Green added 16
and Charles Walker pumped
in 12.
The box score:
Kebraaka
IM Cage Scores
Tuesday
Delta Sigma Pi 27, B r o w n
Palace 19
Cliff Dwellers 2, Renegades
0 (forfeit)
Wednesday
Beta Sigma Psi A 43, Corn-
husker 39
Sigma Alpha Mu 34, Delta
Sigma Pi 31
Whites Nip
Reds, 70-66
4 Players Score
1 7 Points Each
By Norm Beafty
A revised White freshman
team upset its favored Red
opponents Wednesday night
by a 70-66 score.
The outcome was in ques
tion up to the final three min
utes when a White scoring
spree put the contest on ice.
The balanced scoring at
tack of the victorious White
team was accented by the
fine performances of Chuck
Sladovnik, former - Omaha
Holy Name star. The 6-4 hust
ler canned 17 points over the
6-8 Bill Vincent of the Reds
in the foul-scarred tilt.
Sladovnik; was aided by
teammate Neil Nannen's
identical 17 counters, most of
which came on close-up hook
shots. Omaha Central grad
John Nared contributed 11
points to the White cause.
Four Reds kept the game
close with their scoring, high
lighted by a barrage of field
ers midway in the final stan
za. Vincent ana soft-snooting
Daryl Petsch both rimmed 17
points for the Reds. They
were supplemented by
Charlie Jones' 13 points and
Keith Sieck's 10.
The box score:
BEOS
VU Opens Mat Season
Saturday Against KSU
By Cloyd Clark
Nebraska's wrestling team
opens its dual meet season
against a veteran Kansas
State team at 7:00 p.m. Sat
urday at the Coliseum.
Nebraska's team, which is
just beginning to jell after
last years 0-13 season, is
tangling with the number four
team in the Big Eight.
Fourth position in the Big
Eight is a very relished laurel
considering that Oklahoma,
Oklahoma State, and Iowa
Kansas State's John Dooley,
115 pound Big Eight cham
pion, will be challenged by
Husker Mike Nissen in a bout
which should be one of the
top matches of the evening.
Last week Nissen proved
himself championship mater
ial by winning the Iowa State
Teachers invitational 123
pound title by defeating Don
Webster of Iowa State. Web
ster is the runner-up to Dooley
in the Big Eight division.
If the slight concussion
State are ranked at the top which Dick- Van Sickle suf-
of the NCAA wrestling chart fered in the frosh-varsity
every year. match doesn't handicap him,
Mat Lineups
Kansas State Wgt.
John Dooley 123
Darrell Huggins 130....
Larry Word 137....
Dee Card 147....
Wayne Stanley 157....
Jerry Allen 167....
Charles Kelly 177 ...
his match against Darrel Hug
gins in the 130-pound division
should also be a top match.
Jim Raschke runner-up in
the Iowa Teachers Invitational
heavyweight division will go
against Don Darter, sen
lor heavyweight from Kansas
State.
Raschke and Darter drew
in regular season competition
last year and this match will
be the first step in what Hus
ker fans hope will end in con
quest of the Big Eight title
for Raschke which he lost by
a referee s decision last year.
Don Darter '. Hwt
Nebraska
Mike Nissen
.... Dick Van Sickle
John Faiman
Bert Peterson
Bruce O'Callaghan
Stan Fraley
. Pat Fitzgerald or
Dan Hoevet
Jim Raschke
Phi Gamma Delta Leads
IM Wrestling Qualifiers
WHITES
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Sieck 4 M 1 Nannea 1-4 17
Jones 1-1 13 Johnson 4 1-1
Vincent i H IT SXadovBik H 17
Pueli I 1-1 S Deneaia 3 04 C
Petach i-t 17 Nsred i 1-6 11
Hord i 0-0 4 Kahraotf 0 2-2 2
Total! 2 1ft-II . Totals 12-24 70
Halftme: Reds 25. Whites 12.
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Perry ... 6-S 23 Kowalke
Hulmaa ... 1 04 I Wall ..
Jenson ... 0 04 f Grupe
Wilbno , ..! J-l t Ruaaell
G. Walker 1 0-1 2 YaUw .
Green ... 7 2-9 16 Kuoti .
C. Walker f 2-2 12 Swett .
Buuck .
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Tatata 24 12-21 W Tatala
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Swimming Clinic
Set for Saturday
Tlie annual Nebraska high
school swimming clinic and
relays will be held at 2 p.m.
Saturday at the Coliseum
PooL
Schools participating in
clude Hastings, Creighton
Prep, Boys Town, Omaha
Benson, Omaha Tech, Lin
coln High, Lincoln Southeast,
Lincoln Northeast, Omaha
North, Omaha South, Omaha
Central, and Sioux City, Iowa,
Central.
Team gtandlap
1. Vocational Education 14
2. Alha Gamma Rho 13
Phi Gamma Delta 13
4. Theta Xi 11
5. Burnett Hall 10
f. Delta TJpsilon
Kappa Sigma
6. Independent
9. Sigma Chi S
10. Dental College 1
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By Chip Wood
Semi-finals and finals in in
tramural wrestling will be
held Saturday night prior to
the varsity wrestling meet
with Kansas State in the Coli
seum. The semi-finals will be held
at 6:15 p.m. and the finals
will follow at 7:00.
Phi Gamma Delta leads the
list of qualifiers with nine
men in eight weight classes.
The Fijis have a man in
every weight class except the
147-pound class.
The team standings thus
far have Vocational Educa
tion in front with 14 points
and Alpha Gamma Rho and
Phi Gams second with 13
points.
The team scoring will be
ten points for a champion
ship in each division and sev
en points for the runner-up.
One point will be given for a
pin and one point for each
match won prior to the finals.
Some of the m e e t's out
standing wrestlers, according
to Mickey Sparano, meet di
rector, are: John Jett, Kappa
Sigma; Ben Roscoe, Burnett;
Lowell Minert, Alpha Gam
ma Rho; Dick Kroll, Phi Gam
ma Delta; Mike Hewlett. Del
ta Upsilon; and Norm Fidel-
ke, Vocational Education.
118 lb: Bob Thorpe. Kappa Riuma vr..
Bve: Bob Fat-kelman. Phi Gain ma Delta
vt. Juel Davie. Sigma Alpha Mu.
129 lli: Steve Num. PM Gamma Delia
vi. John Jptt, Kappa SiKma; Dave Grif
fin. Theta XJ v. Bon tool, ueita lipai-
lon.
ISO itn: Joe Ewine, Kappa Sitma vt.
Gary Prolicky, Independent; Bud Ottr
mann, phi Gamma Delta vs. Bye.
137 Ibf : Paul Miner, Phi Gamma Delta
vi. Dick Kealy, Voc. Ed; Phil Scbenck.
Independent vc. Harold Burton, Alpha
Gamma Rho.
147 tb: Ben Roseoe, Burnett v. Jim
Conner. Alpha Gamma Rho; Tom Terry,
Delta Upsilon vs. Tom Evans, Dental
College.
157 lbs: Bob Hedgecock, Phi Gamma
Delta vs. Marvin Daniels, Voc. Ed; Dave
Arterburn, Theta Xi vs. Lowell Minert,
Alpha Gamma Rho.
107 lbs: Mike Hewlett, Delta Upsilon
vs. Jack Richards, Sigma Chi; Stan
Jorgenon, Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Bob
Stoldl. Phi Gamma Delta.
177 lbs: Dick Kroll, Phi Gamma Delta
vs. Ron Griesse, Voc. Ed; Bruce Young,
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Ralph Laneemeier,
Alpha Gamma Rho.
Hn.Tr weight: Tom Trail. Independent
vs. Norman Fidelke, Voc. Ed; Bob Coble,
Delta Upsilon vs. Steve Hansen, Phi
Gamma Delta.
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