The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, February 21, 1962
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By DAVE WOHLFARTH
Sports Editor
Three sophomores will be in the starting lineup when
Nebraska takes the floor against Kansas in a Big Eight
basketball encounter at 8:05 p.m. tonight in the NU Coliseum.
Husker Coach Jerry Bush indicated he would start sophs
Bill Vincent, Denny Puelz and Charley Jones against the
Jayhawks tonight. All three turned in good performances as
the Scarlet downed Missouri. 65-63, in their last outing.
l ne three M ill combine with
vets Ivan Grape and Tom
Russell as (he starting fiv
as Nebraska win attempt to
stay solidly entrenched in the
first division in the confer
ence race with a win.
The Huskers are currently
in fourth place in the Big
Eight standings with a 4-5
currently in the league cellar,
is essential if the Huskers
are to remain if the Huskers
are to remain ahead of fifth
place Oklahoma State. NU
meets the Cowboys on
southern swing to Oklahoma
next weekend,
Nebraska and Kansas have
met twice this year with
each team owning a close
verdict. Kansas edged NU,
69-68, in the Big Eight pre
season tourney in Kansas
City, but the Huskers
bounced back to stop the Jay-
hawks, 69-67.
Kansas has won one and
lost eight in Big Eight play
and stands 5-15 for the sea
son. Nebraska has won eight
and lost 12 over the season,
Kansas guards Nolen Elli
son and Jerry Gardner have
been billed as the best in the
conference and they have
carried the scoring load for
K.U mis year. '
The Kansans are a little
shorter than usual with their
tallest starter, center Lee
Flachsbarth measuring 6-5.
Other openers for the Jay-
hawks will be forwards Jim
Dumas (6-1) and Harry Gib
son (6-3), along with Ellison
. (6-1) and Gardner (5-11)
Bush had special praise for
Vincent, 6-8 soph pivot who
scored 11 points and hauled in
eight rebounds against the Ti
gers. 1
- "Vincent came of age
against Missouri," he said.
"Not only was he scoring bet
ter, but be was going into the
defensive backboards with
authority."
Jones, who led the NU
scoring against Missouri with
17 " points, and Puelz also
drew laurels from their men
tor. ""Both will see plenty of
action against Kansas to
night," Bush said.
Russell continues to lead
the Husker scoring, chart with
a 15.8 .average on 316 points
in 20 games.
HUSKER STATISTICS
O fXi A f O PCT. FT FT PCT. KB PF
Russell, Tom SO 188 KM ,SM 143 lag ,7W lo 24
Orupe, Ivan 20 1M 74 .41 K 44 ,ST 136 59
Petwh. IXuvt .1 172 78 ,S3 X IS .i.1S 4ti 25
Swett. Hex 1 2M .2W 45 .11 .SKt 87 94
Bowers, Bill 20 83 30 .SSI 4 w 71 N
Jones. Oxiles 20 95 3X1 .337 35 ai .600 J 34
Sladovnik, Charles . an 102 25 .MS 24 15 .KU lot 39
Vincent, Bill 16 82 27 .329 23 1 .532 37 21
Puels, Dennie 1 39 10 .256 15 7 ,467 23 16
Nannen, Ned 16 - 28 .214 5 .SSS 11 . 18
Vates, Jim 12 .17 10 ,500 I
Denesi. Roger 8 13 3 .231 3 3 '1.000 2 4
Elle. Bernt Ill 1.000 .000 10
Team Rebounds 173
Nebraska Totals ...90 1191 458 .3)6 458 295 .844 910 325
Opponents Totals ... 20 ISM 509 .411 415 286 .688 870 .163
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IM Cage Slate
Wednesday's Games
TE. Court 1
5:00 p.m. Sigma Psi Epsi-lon-C
vs. Sigma Alpha Epsi-lon-C
or Delta Upsilon-C.
TE. Court 2
5:00 p.m. Phi Epsilon Kap
pa vs. Vocational Education
or Bachelors.
Pet sch Injured
Daryl Petsch, sophomore
Husker eager, will miss to-
f night's game with Kansas
due to a sprained ankle
which he suffered in prac
tice Monday night, trainer
Paul Schneider said yester
day.
Petsch, the Huskers third
leading scorer, is also listed
as "doubtful" for Saturday
night's game against Mis
souri, according to Schnei
der.
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SCORING LEADER Kansas guard Nolen Ellison
combines with Jerry Gardner to give the Jayhawks the
best backcourt combination in the Big Eight. Ellison is
KU's scoring leader and one of the top point producers
in the loop.
Wrestlers Tip Missouri.
22-14, for Seventh Win
Kappa Sigs,
SPE, Navy
Are Victors
Kappa Sigma and Sigma
Phi Epsilon are the only un
defeated teams in the Frater
city A division of the Intra
mural Basketball Tournament.
Last night, Kappa Sigma
crushed Brown Palace, 51-14,
and the Sig Eps beat Pioneer
54-33. In other Frat-A action,
Sigma Chi upset Phi Delta
Theta, 34-Z4, and Beta Sigma
Psi edged Farm House 27-25.
Independent favorite Navy
ROTC defeated the Dent Col
lege, 45-37.
, Four teams advanced in the
Burr-Selleck-A tourney. Sea-
ton II -beat Burnett 47 - 36,
Canfield slipped by Bessy 49-
40. Kiesselbach edged Avery
32-29, and Alanatt forfeited to
Gus I. '-
In Frat-B competition, Phi
Kappa Psi edged Sigma Al
pha Epsuoa, Z9-Z6, Delta ran
Delta routed Farm House,
53-32, Phi Delta Theta beat
Sigma Nn, 32-28, and Alpha
Tan Omega beat Beta Theta
Pi, 43-35.
In last night's only Frat-C
game Sigma Chi defeated
Phi Delta Theta, 36-25.
By BOB BESOM
Sports Staff Writer
A clean sweeD of the lower
weights started the Nphrasta
mat men on the path to a
22-14 victory over Missouri
last nignt.
The dual win at Columbia
marked Coach Bob Mancuso's
third Big Eieht win in as
many starts and sent the
tiusKers season record to
7-1-1.
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Frosh Play
LJC Tonight
A two-unit platooning sys
tem has been set up by frosh
coach Bob Gates for tonight's
cage battle with Luther Jun
ior College on tan at 5-45
p.m. in the Coliseum.
Gates lists Gary Haas, the
leading scorer for the Ne
braska yearlings, at starting
center. Earl Wright and Lar
ry Bornschlegl are at the
guard spots on the probable
lineuD with Joel Knrtns. anrf
Jack Cramer at forwards.
The alternate unit will find
Larry Martin and Mike Wil-
lits at guards, Bob Cook and
Arnie uinsburg at forwards,
with John Jepsen at center.
The Nebraska freshmen
have a 1-1 record with a win
over Iowa State and a loss
at the hands of Kansas State.
Two undefeated Tigers fell
as the Nebraska grapplers
zoomed to a 22-0 lead after
the initial six bouts.
Jim Faimon convincingly
handled Mizzou's unbeaten
Bob Blanner, 11-45, at 137 and
Harold Thompson picked up
the final Husker win of the
evening, handling Rick
Adams his first dual loss of
the season, 5-1, at 157.
Coach Mancaso revamoed
ois i o r c e $ in the heavier
weights when Husker heavv
weight Jim Raschke couldn't
make the trip because of sick
ness. Results:
JPS Thorpe. Nebraska, pinned
Bill Miller in 3 29.
123 lbs Mike Nissen. Nebraska, pinned
Tom Henischej in 2:28.
130 lbs. Dm Van Sickle. Nebraska,
decisioned Homer Pace, 34.
137-Ibs Jim Faimon, Nebruka, de
cisioned Bob Blanner, 11-4.
147 lbs Rave Cook, Nebraska, dwi
aioned Ron Wilkinson. 4-1.
157 lbs Dave Cook. Nebraska, de
cisioned Bon Wilkinson, 4-1.
1S7 lbs Harold Thompson, Nebraska,
decisioned Kick Adams, 5-1.
167 lbs Tony Fnscu. Missouri, deci
sioned John Mclntyre, 7-4.
177 lbs. B Rolland, Missouri, dea
sioned Ken Fox, 3-0.
11 lbs Tom Brouks, Missouri, deci
sinned Gordon Oiipman. 4-3.
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