Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1960
The Nebraskan
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All 12 M Cagers
Hit Scoring Column
By Hal Brown
Nebraska led aO lie way in moving to a 77-52 win over
Denver University before an estimated 2,500 fans at the
Coliseum Tuesday night.
AH the Husker cagers entered the scoring column with
Jim KowaHce leading the parade with 16 points. He was
followed by Jan Wall with 12. Tom Russell and Rex Swett
added 10 each.
The win b the third of the
season against a single loss
for Coach Jerry Bash's eag
er. The lone loss came at
the hands of
Wichita.
stfflbate
Nebraska's widest margin
came with 13:20 left in the
game when a free throw and
tip in by Bill Bowers gave
the Hnskers a 58-23 lead.
Denver was never in the
game as the Hnskers jumped
off to an 11-0 lead before the
Pioneers Dennis Hodge found
the range with a jump shot
for the first Denver score.
The 11-0 Husker margin came
on a long jumper and a lay
tip by Wall, a jumper and a
lay up by Russell, and Ko
walke's lay up and charity
toss.
Beach Emptied
Bush emptied" his bench in
the second half as reserves
played three fourths of the
final 20 minutes after Nebras
ka had taken a 40-22 halftone
lead.
Nebraska finished the first
half just as they started it
wish nine poiots in the final
four minutes while holding
the Pioneers scoreless. A
jump shot and two free
throws by Kowalke were ma
jor factors in the final spurt
at the end of the first half.
The Haskers also scored the
first six points fa the second
half oa a twistlag lay up by
Swett, a eoraer jumper by
Wall, and aaothrr lumper by
turnalie.
KowaSke scored 12 of his 16
NU Matmen
Try To End
Loss Shing
The Nebraska wresSxg
team meets Adams State Col
lege of Alamma, Colo., at
7:30 twrfght at the Cdkenm,
. The Hatsfeers will be tryimg
to break a 16 game jEL
streak that has been rwm&g ;j
mum the defeat of Fort Hays
College, Feb. 12. im itZ
Make Jfiissen, Hawker ttJijfjj
poMJsder, wM he goisg for bis !
teemi amesttisvt wia iajir?!?
In the lm State Tethers
Nbseat defeated
the Big Eight raasner-op, Da,
Wetoster. aasd Iat Saturday he
dfea,14 the Bag Esgftt 123-j.
pmmA tiltilehi(vlr, Kansas
Slate's Jtotos DwVy.
Jim Rasdse i31 be tryicg;
to avesge last weekeeid's loss
U Daa Darter in a despwa
tim matth.
Hunker Keglers
Defeat K-Statc
Nebraska's Biig ESgM bowl
er defeated Ksmm State,
W-i-m, ta a faoe-tfaffe
tsitch at Masthattas, Satw
daf.
Tp mm for the HmtlteTs
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teries wiffia'a (K9. Marv Cotel
stet tlbe higtot ga for Ne
bmka, a 244,
Every mmber f Cae tajsa
averaged betwea 185-13 to
tbe tountaaseait. Tbe toiSSgM
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vs. tbe &ot for a teaM
fame.
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points in the first half and'
then sat out most of the sec
ond half as the reserves took
ver-
The Huskers dominated the
boards as well as the scoring
with 65 rebounds to 43 for the
losers. Russell led the Ne
braska rebounding with 10.
Bowers, getting bis first start
of the season, grabbed off
nine and scored seven points.
Rick Barrett and Tim Ve-
zie scored 12 points each to
lead the Denver scoring.
Hodge chipped in 10. Vezie
led all rehounders with 12.
AD Rebotmd
All Huskers but one, Jim
Huge, pulled down a rebound
and only Bernt Elle failed to
connect from the field. EHe
hit two of two free throws for
his scoring total as all Husk
ers scored.
Nebraska bit 14 of 31 field
goals in the first half for a
.425 percentage, bat cooled
off during the second half to
finish with a Jssi percentage
on 28 of 71 attempts.
Denver hit a frigid five of
31 attempts from the field ia
the first half and did Utile
better ia the second stanza
with 14 of S3 for 2U pet cent
The Huskers converted 21
of 29 free throw attempts for
a .724 mark while the Pio
neers connected on 24 of 34
charity tosses for a .7 per
centage. Nebraska leaves Friday on
a road trip that will find them
playing at Detroit Saturday
nigM and Cincinnati Monday
nigM. The Huskers return
home next Wednesday to lace
Arizona in the last toiseuji be
fore the Big Eight Teorney.
Denver moves over to Oma
ha for an encounter with
CretgMon University Thurs
day night
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Bill Bowers palls down a rtboond daring the .Nebraska-Denver
game Tuesday night Other Buskers in the
picture are Tommy RosseO (S5), Al Roots (24) and Jim
Kowalke (42). Denver's Tim Vezie (15) looks on. (Photo
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NISSEN
Star Award
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award for the second con-"
over Big Eight champion
John Dooley of Kansas State.
Nissen captured the honor
last week for hss victory over
Esg Eight champion Don
this coupled with the decisjon
ofer Dw1ey makes the Hais
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ZBT, 37-30
Sigma Alpha Mu nosed out
Zeta Beta Taa. 37-30, in a
intramural basketball game
played last night
' The Sammies, cold the first
half, roared back in the final
stanza to outscore the Zebes,
23-15. The Zebes led at half
time by a 15-14 margin.
Harv Perlman led the
Sammie attack in the second
canto by garnering five field
goals. Perlman finished with
14 for the night "and Harv
Sanger, Sammse pledge, led
all scorers with 16.
High for the Zebes were
Stu KuUer with 13 and Rjy
Kafskee wkh 9. '
Bton A slipped by MacLean
George
Langren led the I
Benton 'capers with It Rsyes
Holtgrewe with 9 and Ed C'A- i
let with 10 were high for
MacLean.
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Dents Edge
Freshmen;
Petsch Hot
By Norm Beatty
The Dental College
All
Stars staved off a last min
ute freshman rally to pre
serve a 58-55 win last night
in the Nebraska-Denver pre
liminary game.
Don Smidt former Husker
star, teamed with Bob Prokap
to give the Denis the 1-2
scoring and rebounding punch
they needed throughout the
game for the win. Joe Lytle
hit 13 counters to supple
ment Smidt's and Prokop's 17
and 14 point exhibitions.
The fresh, hart by the al
most total loss of 8-8 Bill
ViBcent who saw only limited "
action early ia toe game,
early fell too far behind ia
the first period to catch np.
Vincent who suited np for
the game, was felled by a
seige of fm.
Daryl Petsch. 6-5 center
from Marysvilie, K a n s.,
nearly pulled the game out
alone with his deadly long
shots. His 25-foot fielder with
7:30 remaining cut the Dent
lead to two points after the
All-Stars had experienced
their coldest stanza of the
game.
Prokop and Smidt com
bined again, however, to send
the victors back into a
commanding lead with
Smidt's two charity tosses
and Prokop's lay up. Smidt
canned three more free
tosses within a two minute
period to ice the game.
The remainder of the f resh
man scoring came from
Chuck Sladovmk. Neil Nan
nen. Charlie Jones, John
.Nared and Keith Sseck who
;aM hit under 10 points.
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Intramural Action
Six Teams Risk
Perfect Records
By Chip Wood
Six undefeated intramural basketball teams lay their
records on the lint in play Thursday night
The Play Boys (2-0) and the Nationals (3-0) go against
each other in a game that could decide the League 8 title.
rarm House a t3-0), cur-i
rently tied for the League 10
Utle with Phi Delta Theta,
goes against Alpha Gamma
Rho B and Burnett D (34),
League 6 leader, seeks win
number four in its outing
with Goodding.
Other maior action Thurs-
day pits Canfield A (2-0)
against Boucher A (1-0) in an
important league 5 tilt
Intramural schedule: '
Wednesday:-
PE Court 1
5.00-Navy ROTC vs. Path
ogens PE Court 2
,5:00 Architecture vs. New
man Club
Tbvrsdayt
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6:30 Tigers vs. Pacers
7:30 Play Boys vs. Na
tionals 8:30 Farm House B vs.
Alpha Gamma Rho B
PE Court 1
5:00 Canfield D vs. Bouch
er A
6:30 Law College vs. Voc
Ed.
Mailing Is Invited
To K of C Games
Joe MuRins, Nebraska's Big
Eight conference record hold
er in the indoor 600 and the
outdoor 838, has been invited
to compete in the Boston
Knights of Columbus Games,
Jan. 14.
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