Friday, December 8, 1961
The Daily Nebraskan
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..ew7 bpark Huskers' to
win
By Dave Wohlfarth
Nebraska's hustling sopho
more cagers combined with a
reliable veteran, Tonmy Rus
sell, to hand Southern Metho
dist University its first defeat
63-60 last night.
The Huskers employed a
full court press and fast
break tactics to rally from a
slow start, overcome, and
down the Mustangs in the NU
home opener before a sparse
crowd of 3,000 in the Coli
seum. Coach Jerry Bush, handi
capped due to an Jnjury to
lenior, guard Rex Swett,
Frosh Reds
Down Whites
(Also 63-60)
The freshmen Reds defeated
the Whites 63-60 in a well
fought defensive basketball
game last night at the Coli
seum. The game was the first
intersquad match of the sea
son for the Husker yearlings.
The high scorer of the game
was the Reds' Earl Wright
who had eight baskets and a
four for seven freethrows for
20 points. The next two high
point men were, the Whites'
John Lloyd with 17 points and
Joel Kortus, who hit 12 markers.
WHITES REDS .
t t t r f t
Otto 2 0-0 4 Martin Z 2-2
Borns'gl 3 0-4 6 Penney 1 0-1 2
Lloyd 7 3-5 17 Wright 4-7 20
Willits 1 2-3 4 Gaughai 5 1-1 U
Kortus S 1-7 12 Jensen 2 2-3 6
Moore 0 0-1 0 Haas S 2-3 8
Merwick 4 0-0 3 Cramer 4 2-5 10
Cook 4 1-3 9 Smacacl 0-0 0
Totals 26 -$S 60 Totals 25 13-22 63
Halftime: Reds 35. Whites 30.
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started four sophomores and
Russell. Little 5-6 sophomore
guard Dennis Puelz played a
major role in stopping SMU.
Puelz, who made two field
goals and added three impor
tant free throws in the final
minutes, filled in for Swett
and played a great game.
Sophs Charlie Jones, Daryl
Petsch, Roger Denesia, Chuck
Sladovnik and Neil Nannen
also aided the Huskers to
their first victory of the
young season. Nebraska lost
its opener to Wichita 79-49.
Russell Pjsces Win
Russell, the Husker's senior
center, was the team leader
as the 6-5 pivot man scored
20 points and pulled down
eight rebounds to pace Ne
braska. Jan Loudermilk led
SMU with 21 points.
After trailing 31-30 at the
half, Nebraska went ahead for
the first time in the game,
when Bill Bowers, Russell and
Jones combined on a tip-off
play with Jones hitting Jhe
la j up to send the H u s k e r s
ahead 32-31.
SMU roared back with
buckets by Jim Thompson and
Jim Hammond to lead 37-32
with 17:59 left in the game.
The Mustangs later led 40-36
before the Huskers caught
fire.
Puelz Adds Icing
Big Ivan Grupe hit a
fielder, Nannen pushed in two
from the corner and Puelz
Sivimming Clinic
Will Be Saturday
The third annual high school
swimming clinic and relays
meet, sponsored by the Uni
versity, will be held at the
Cornhusker pool Saturday,
Dec. 9, according to Dick
K 1 a a s, Husker swimming
coach.
An added feature this year
will be a Nebraska varsity
freshman dual meet, the open
ing competition for both
squads, which is slated for
1:15 p.nj,
added the icing to the cake
with a jumper on a fast break
to send Nebraska out in front
42-40 with 14:58 left.
The barrage didn't let up as
Russell sank a shot from the
inside and Grupe, who was
rugged on the boards and dis
played some hot outside shoot
ing, hit a long jumper for a
46- 43 Husker advantage.
Mike Marsh, soph SMU
center, sank a shot and Lou
dermilk swished a hook to
put the Mustangs back ahead
47- 46 but Russell quickly took
care of tbi deficit..
Russell Puts NU in Front
A perfect pass from Nannen
set up Russell for the Husk
ers' go ahead points then the
Scarlet veteran hit a left
handed hook crossing the
free throw lane to give NU a
50-48 bulge.
Steve Jordan's two free
throws tied it up fit 50-all be
fore nipe again sparked the
Bushmen with a turn around
jump shot. Russell added an
other quickie on a good pass
from Petsch and Grape's free
throw gave Nebraska a 55-50
advantage before the $-5 jun
ior from Byron fouled out
with 4:57 left in the game.
NU Bowlers
Go to Kansas
The Nebraska bowling team
will leave this weekend to tra
vel to Kansas, where the Hus
kers will meet Kansas,
Oklahoma State and Kansas
State in a Big Eight round
robin.
Nebraska will bowl each of
the other teams twice with
the winner being determined
by the Peterson Point system.
The six bowlers who will
make the trip and their cur
rent averages are: Ralph
Homstrom 200, Vic Bejot
194, Matt Brown 183, George
Zelenka 187, and Keith Van
Velkinburgh 184. Jerry Han
sen with an approximate 180
average is going as the sixth
man.
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SECRET PROMISE
T O IKE
We cant discuss Berlin, says
Eisenhower, unless we know its
background. In this week's
Post, he tells why lie opposed
the Allied plan jor Germany.
M hy the A act surrender was
hushed up for 24 hours. And
what Khrushchev promised
him privately at Camp David.
POST
Si. Paul's Methodist Church
12 & M
Dr. Frank Court Sermon This Sunday
WISE MEN WORSHIP
Services at 9:30 & 11:00
Music Director Richard Grace
University of Nebraska School of Music
SMU closed to within one
at 55-54 before Petsch came
through on a long jumper and
Bowers added a free throw
for a 58-54 lead with 3:22
left.
Leading 59-56 with two min
utes left,- the Huskers went
into a stall and the Mustangs
were forced to foul. Bowers
and Russell sank charity
tosses to give the Huskers
another five point spread at
61-56 with 49 seconds left to
play.
A Husker out of bounds
play failed and Mustang Jor
dan hit two free throws to
make it 61-58 NU.
Puelz then put the game on
ice with two free throws with
22 seconds left to give Ne
braska a 63-58 lead.
NU Starts Slow
The Huskers trailed most
of the first half, finally knot
ting the count at 29-up on
two free throws by Charlie
Jones with :23 left in the half.
Loudermilk's two free tosses
offset Nanen's one for the
SMU halftime advantage.
Jones, a graduate of serv
ice ball, played a good floor
game for the Huskers, grab
bing seven rebounds and scor
ing eight points.
Bush employed a man-toman
defense and a full court
press midway in the first
half after opening with a zone
defense. The huskers trailed
by nine points twice in the
first half at 20-11 and 25-16.
Sidelights Bush had special
praise for his sophomores,
who came through in a tough
starting assignment.
"Denny (Puelz) played a
fine ball game. With our num
ber one quarterback (Swett)
in the hospital, Denny took
over and did a tremendous
job," Bush commented.
The Husker head mentor
had heaps of praise for Char
lie Jones, the Husker soph
who seemed to be everywhere
the ball was.
Commenting about the slop
piness of the game, Bush said
"We still have some sopho-moritis."
SMU NEBRASKA
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Hammond 5 1-3 7 Russell
Loudermilk 7 7 10 21 Petsch
Siegmund 3 5-6 11 Vincent
14-4 6 Sladovnik
5 1-1 II Pueli
0 0-0 0 Bowerg
0 0-0 0 Jone
10-0 2 Grupe
10-0 2 Nannen
0 0-0 0 Yates
Denesia
M 30-34 60 Totals
Jordan
Thompson
Elmore
Bumstead
Marsh
BrockmaD
Borders
Totals
C f
7 6- 20
3 0-0 6
0 0-0 0
0 0-0 0
2 2-3 6
0 3-3 3
3 2-3 8
3 1-3 7
3 2-5 8
0 0-10
1 3-3 5
22 10-35 63
S. Methodist 31 20 60
NEBRASKA 3 3363
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"SHOOT FOR THE MOON!"-Coach Bob Mancuso
tells Jim Raschke (center) and Harold Thompson, co
captains of the Nebraska wrestling team. The Cornhusk
ers compete Saturday in the State College of Iowa Invita
tional at Cedar Falls, after opening with the first dual
meet victory over Kansas State since 1953.
NU Grapplers to See Action
Mike Nissen will be called
on to defend his 123-pound
crown in the Iowa State
Teacher's Invitational Wrestl
ing Tourney Saturday.
New Nebraska mat coach
Bob Mancuso, riding on last
weekend's opening win over
K-State, lists 15 freshmen
varsity performers for the
trip to Cedar Falls. The
entries:
115-lhs. Steve Walenz, Omaha, freshman.
123-khe. Mike Nutsen, Mason City. la..
Junior, and Alvin Paulsen, Oma
ha, freshman.
130-lbs. Richard Van Sickle. Omaha. Jun
ior and Albert Paulsen, Omaha,
freshmen.
137-lbs. Jim Faimon, Lawrence, senior.
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