Friday, Feb. 17, 1961
The Nebraskan
Page 3
NU
.Face Ball Contro
Defense-Minded OSl,
To Meet Husker '5'
By Ha Brown
Nebraska will be trying to break a six-game losing streak
when they meet Oklahoma State on the Coliseum maples at
8:05 p.m. Saturday.
The Huskers are tied for seventh place in the league
standings with Oklahoma. Bothteams have 2-6 records in
conference action. Oklahoma meets Iowa State at Ames Sat
urday night.
Jerry Bush's cagers opened
the conference campaign1 with
two straight victories, but
have dropped the last six.
A Husker win over the Cow
boys coupled with a loss by
Oklahoma would give Nebras
ka sole possession of seventh
place and drop the Sooners
Into the Big Eight cellar.
The Huskers are 1-1 against
Oklahoma State with , a 70-61
win in the preseason tourney
and a 55-47 loss at Stillwater
two weeks ago. i
Wall Connects
Wall, a 6-6 junior, hit seven
of seven free throws and five
field goals against Iowa State
Monday night to lead the
Husker scoring. Wall has a
9.9 scoring average to rank
fourth on the Husker team.
Russell is the leading scor
er with an 11.6 average. Swett
Big Eight Standings
W L Pot.
Kansas , 7 1 .STi
Kunms Stale .W
Miisourl 4 4 .500
Colorado 4 4 ,5M
Iowa Matt 4 M
Oklahoma Stale 5 .444
Oklahoma , t v6 .M
Nebraska Z 6 .MO
and. Kowalke are next with
10.9 marks, and Roots is fifth
with an 8.4 average. '
Russell also leads the team
in rebounds with 184. Bill
Bowers is second with 118.
Kowalke, Roots and Wall,
In that order, lead the Ne
braska free-throw shooters.
Kowalke has a .773 percent
age while Roots is .719 and
Swett is .700. The Huskers,
as a team, are hitting .660
from the line.
Oklahoma State hit. 26 of
27 free throws Tuesday night
in winning its fourth confer
ence game against five loss
es. The Cowboys defeated
Oklahoma, 48-42.
The Cowboys' ball-control
strategy is led by Moe Iba,
son of Coach Henry Iba.
Coach Iba is in his 27th sea
son as coach at Oklahoma
State.
Teaming with Iba (6-1) at
guard will be Fritz Greer (6
0). Eddie Bunch (6-7) will
start at center with L. C.
Gordon (6-1) and Cecil Epper
ley (6-4) at forwards.
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Nebraska's freshmen, seek
ing their second basketball
win of the season against one
loss, will meet Luther Junior
College of Wahoo at 5:45 p.m.
Saturday at the Coliseum.
The Husker frosh own a win
over Fairbury Junior College
and suffered the lone loss at
the hands of Iowa State Mbn
day night.
Coach Tony Sharpe indi
cated he would probably start
Charlie Jones and Daryl
Petsch at forwards, Bill Vin
cent at center, Roger Denesia
and Dennie Puelz at guards.
Petsch is leading the Husker
yearling in scoring with a 16.9
per game average. Vincent is
scoring at a 15.7 pace and
Jones has a 12.6 mark. The
two guards, Denesia and
Puelz, are averaging 6.0 and
5.2 points respectively.
Roots Drops
Cage bport
Coach Jerry Bush's Husk
er basketball squad was re
duced to 11 members Thurs
day when Senior Al Roots
dropped from the roster.
The 6-2 guard had no com
ment when asked why he
made the decision to leave
the Cornhuskers late Thurs
day evening.
With only six games left
hvthe regular season, Roots
was one of the regular start
ers and top scorers for Ne
braska which has a won-loss
record of 8-10.
A native of Kansas City,
Mo., Roots indicated,- that
he hopes to join the Husker
track team this spring.
Papadakis, Kotsines
In Handball Meet
Two Husker students,
Myron Papadakis and Paul
Kotsines, will compete in the
doubles competition of the
Midwest AAU handball tour
nament being held in Omaha
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.,
Papadakis and Kotsines will
play their opening match Sat
urday night or Sunday morn
ing with the finals slated tor
Silnday afternoon.
Prokpp Leads IM
Basketball Victory
, By Cloyd Clark
Player-coach Bob Prokop led League I champion Kappa
Sigma to an opening victory in the all-University intramural
basketball tourney Tuesday night as the Kappa Sigs beat
Sigma Chi," 55-26.
Prokop led Kappa Sigma's balanced scoring attack with
15 points. The win gives the Kappa Sigs an 8-1 one record for
the season.
Husker Matmen Looking
For 4th Win at Cornell
Coach Mickey Sparano's wrestlers lake to the road 'again
Saturday for a meet with Cornell College at Mt. Vernon, Iowa,
in an effort to get back in the win column.. , 4
The Huskers won only two matches in dropping a 19-10 de
cision to Kansas State Wednesday night at Manhattan. Ne
braska's Mike Nissen won a 4-1 decision over Big Eight cham
pion John Dooley in the 123-pound class.
The win was the second of
the season for Nissen over
Dooley. Heavyweight J i m
Raschke was the only other
NcbraskaV winner when he
pinned Don Darter in 2:06.
Raschke lost a decision to
the Wildcat heavyweight earl
ier in the year.
Pat Fitzgerald, 177-pound-er,
wrestled to a draw with
Kansas State's Denton Smith.
Husker Jim Faimon lost his
first dual match of the sea
son when Larry Word won
a 10-4 decision.
The loss was the second of
the season to Kansas State
and gives Nebraska a record
of three wins, three losses
and one tie. The Wildcats won
the earlier dual, 16-10. Kan
sas State is unbeaten in nine
meets.
Sparano indicated he would
go against Conell with the
same wrestlers who saw ac
tion Wednesday night. This
would have Nissen at 123,
Dick Van Sickle 130, Faimon
137, Larry Lebruska 147, Har
old Thompson 157, Stan Fra
ley 167, Fitzgerald 177, and
Raschke in the heavyweight
division."
Results at K-State:
1M Mike Nissen, NU, dec. John Dooley
dec. Dick
KS.
Van
4-1
ISO Gus Garcia,
Sirkle. 8-1. . .,
III Larry Word. KS. dec. Jim Fai
mon, 10-4. . .
Hi-Joe Seay, KS, aimed Larry La
bruska. 2:59. ,.
1S7 Wayne Stanley, KS, doc. Harold
Thompson, 3-2. , ' ' '
W7-Chrle Kelley, KS. dec. Stan Fra-
ley 9-3
171 Pat Fltwerald, NU, draw
Denton Smith. 6-6.
Hvt Jim Raschke, NU, pinned
Darter. 2:06.
with
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Regular Season
.Coach Jake Geier's gym
nasts will try to complete an
undefeated season in dual and
triangular meets when they
face Mankato State College
and Kansas State at the Phy
sical Education Building at 2
p.m. Saturday.
Bowling Finals
Set Saturday
Finals in the national inter
collegiate bowling tournament
will be held Saturday on the
Student Union Lanes.
Competition will include
team, doubles, and singles. .
Nebraska qualifiers in the
men's division are Walt Bau
man, Matt Brown, Marv Cohn,
Al Cummins, Phil Gciess,
Dick Haase, Darrel Hoffman,
Ralph Holmstmm, Stu Kutler,
Gerald Minnick, Don Stone
and Keith Van Velkingburgh.
Women qualifiers from Ne
braska include Linda Joyce,
Linda Lonsbrough, Peggy
Merica, Nina Morrison, Mary
Jo Mullen and Connie Stadler.
Burnett, League 6 cham
pion, routed Smith, 70-42, in
the highest scoring battle of
the evening. Al Olsen scored
31 points to take the scoring
honors for the Burnett team
and Lyle Wendt of Smith led
his team with 19.
; Beta. Sigma Psi avenged
an earlier loss and, ended
Farm House's perfect record
as they. defeated the Ag
Campus kings, 37-28.
Jim Goodell, Beta Theta
Pi-A, turned in one of the bet
ter individual performances
as he scored 23 points to lead
the Betas to a 59-31 victory
over Phi Delta Theta-A.
Limited action in the
"Cornshucks" tourney saw
Delta Tau Delta's A team de
feat Delta Upsilon, 46-30. This
victory and a bye in the sec
ond round advances the Delts
to a temporary lead. in the
"Cornshucks" race.
Tourney results:
Kappa Sixma-A 55 .... Sigma Ctil-A 26
Alpha T. Omena-A 32 Phi K. Pi-A 21
Beta T. Pl-A 59 Phi D. Theta A 32
Delta Slf ma Pi-A 37 .... Plow -A 27
Acacia-A 34 Brown Palaca-A 32
Theta Xi-A 46 ... Delta Sigma Pl-A 28
Beta Sigma Psi-A 37 . . Farm House-A 28
Gus I-A 35 Avery-A 27
Hitoheock-A 35 Manatt-A 31
Seaton 1-A 2 Benton-A (forfeit) 0
Andrews-A 44 Klesselbach-A 26
Af Men-A 37 . Alpha Gamma Sigma-A 30
Burnett-A 70 Smith-A 42
Seneck-A 6 Gooding-A 19
Boucher-A 44 . . . Canfield-A 34
Gut H A 42 Seaton ll-A 3D
Navy ROTC 1 .... Pathogens (forfeit)
Play Boys 34 Cliff Dwellers 18
Sigma ChiB 37 Beta Theta Pi-B 24
Phi Knppa Psi-B 28 . Kappa Sigma-B 25
Phi Delta Theta-B M . . . Farmhouse-B IS
Alpha Gamma Rho-B 39 . . Theta XI 32
"CORNSHUCKS" SCORES
Delta Tau Delta-A 46 Delta Upsilon-A 30
Beta S. Pai-B 1 Phi 0. Del.-B (forfeit)
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Seek 3rd Victory
By Janet Sack
The Husker track team will go after its third victory when
they entertain Colorado and Kansas State Saturday in a tri
angular. Field and track events both will begin at 2 p.m. on
the East Stadium indoor track.
"This meet is going to be a lot rougher and tougher than
the other ones," Coach Frank Sevigne said. "Where we're
strong, the hurdles, broad jump, pole vault, and shot put, we
may get cut up.'
The Colorado Buffs will in
vade Nebraska with a team
especially strong in the broad
jump, shot put, pole vault,
440, 600, and possibly the
880, Coach Sevigne said.
Heading the broad jump
will be Bill Toomey, holder
of the Memorial stadium rec
ord with a jump of 24-4. He
will be backed up by Don
Meyers who has been jump
ing consistently more than 23
feet.
Meyers will be strong in the
pole vault with his best ef
fort being 14-2. Nebraska's
Jim Kraft is credited with
14-0 pr his best. Roger Olan
der, another top Buff vault
er, will see no action because
of a pulled muscle.
Clise in Shot
Colorado's shot putter Bob
Crumpacker will be attempt
ing to out toss Nebraska'a Al
Wellman and Larry Reiners,
and Kansas State's Ron Stout.
Jim Heath of Colorado has
covered the 440 in :48.9 and
has posted a 600 mark of
1:12.0, three-tenths of a sec
ond under the Big Eight rec
ord held by Husker Joe Mul
lins. With the Kansas State team
comes the Big Eight hurdle
king Rex Stucker. Stucker will
have plenty of competition
with the Nebraska hurdlers
in the form of Milt Haedt,
Bill Fasano, Fred Wioke, and
Bob Knaub.
Wildcats Bob Groszek and
Pat McNeal will give the
Huskers strong competition
in the 600, 1000, and the mile.
Larry Wagner is also one of
the stronger Wildcat middle
distance men.
Nebraska's hopes are
pinned on Knaub in the broad
jump. Knaub turned in a leap
of 23-8 against Drake and
Iowa State last week.
In the high jump Wilke and
Vayden Anderson will carry
the burden for the Huskers.
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