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Page 4 The Daily Nebraskan Wednesday, February 28, 1962 : w, ; i if H yVVf it I -s i 'C TEAMS STRUGGLE , JIT11 G0T n Might be the thoughts of Steve North of Phi Kappa Psi-C as he hauls down a rebound against Kappa Sigma-C in Monday night's intramural basketball action. Fighting for the ball are Kappa Sigs Joe Ewing Keith Fingral and Phi Psi Jim Little (back to cam StSl ?SiS Wn 11,6 "Comhusker" tourney test, Belts, Sigma Cliis Win Cage Games Canfield, Burnett, Gus II Squeeze By Competitors In Conference Swim Meet By BOB RAY Sports Staff Writer In Fraternity-A competi tion last night Sigma Chi and Delta Tau Delta rolled up big scores against Brown Palace and Pioneer, respec tively. The fraternities had 52 and 56, but it was 27 and 30 for the co-ps. Gary Gargon of Sigma Chi led the game's scorers with 20. He came within 7 points of beating Brown Palace all by himself. In an overtime Canfield-R beat Andrews-B 39-38 with a last second freeshot. An drews', John Jessup, with 13 points, set the pace for this game. In other A action, Burnett defeated Kiesselbach 44-25, and Gus II squeezed by Bes sy 44-42. Gus' Lary Tomlin son lead their teams with 19 each. v The losers at 58 were paced by Glen Lefler with 20, wruie rm cpsnon tv.appa at SO was paced by Ken John son with 21. Sigma Alpha Ep-silon-B, 'beat Alpha Tau Omega-B 46-36. Jack Wein hart with 16 led the Sig Eps. Ron Havakosf with 12 led the ATO's. Monday's Remit: Delta Upsilor-B 32, Kappa Siema-B 11; Delta Surma Pi.B . D; r ?s Ks,raeh-A 2, Gus I-A 0; Alpha 40; Den,: CWj. Phann," if Gu, i "'"-ncocn-A 23 ; Phi Kappa Psi-C : SaS?a Sma-C 17; Alpha Gamma .. s-imiiuii-n its, fill DelU TheU-C 41. Delta Tau Delta-C 29. Wednesday'! Slate: Kienselbach; 6:30 pm. Play Boys v. VrwMihmiftl . i.tn UUHva.iuilr .ju p.m. mpna oamma Sigma A vs. FarmRouse-C; 8:30 P-D?- Nebraska Center v. As Collega pE Court 1: 5:00 Alpha Tau Omega-A v Beta Theta Pi-A; 6:30 Alpha Gamma Rho-B v. Sigma Nu B; 7:30 Alpha Gam ma RhA.1 A n 1( . n i ... . . . Tncta va. To be announced. PE Court 2: 5:00 Dental College vs. looser; 6:30 Sigma Chi-A vs. Delta Taa Delta-A; 7:30 Burnett-A vs. Gus U-A-8:30 Acacia vs. Boucher-A. I Bauers Husker By JERRY BRUNK Sports Staff Writer The Husker swimmin? team will compete in its in augural meet when they en ter the Biff Eiffht- swimmino championships Thursday, Fri day ana Saturday at A m e s, la., with a cood chance of having its i first individual championship since 1956. Gene Cotter, a diver, was the last Nebraskan to win a conference title.but Coach Dick Klaas figures Vera Bau ers has an excellent opportu nity to bring home a first Place ribbon in the 200-vard oreastroke this weekend. Bauers, a junior from York, has paddled the event in 2:26.4, the best this season Dy a conference swimmer in a 25-yard pool. This clocking also lowered the Nebraska record .7 seconds. In preparation for this meet the NU tankers competed in me aau swimming meet last Sunday in which thev hrokf seven records while takine five firsts and five seconds. "We feel our relav team and Bauers are both capable ot bettering their times this weekend." Klaas said. "Onr best chances for points will come from Henry, Fosles, Swaim and Baners. ilonir with onr two divers, Chuck Levy and Jay Smith." the last two vears Colo rado has nosed us out for fourth, but this vear will be different." Klaas Dromised The Husker coach figures on a tourtn place finish for his swimmers with a chance of pushing Kansas for third. Powers of Conference Iowa State and Oklahoma are expected to battle for Heads Hop es first, according to Klaas, with Oklahoma holding a slim edge. "Kansas will probably get third because they have more outstanding individuals than we do," he said. "Depth doesn't mean as much in the conference meet as it does in duals." Bauers is leading th n..c. ker swimmers in nointi scorea in anais as Nohraci has compiled a 7-7 dual mark. Bauers has 85 points, iouowea oy: mil Swaim 77, Bill Henrv 70j. Riii pni0, 61i, Kuni Mihara 58, Bill wrigni 48tt, Chuck Levy 44, Dave Roberts 36, Jeff Amsler 31, Larry Ferrell 23, Bob Mitchell 23, Smith 14, and Terry Anderson 12. Mihara and Ferrell are the only two seniors on this years' squad and will serve a. en. captains for the 13-man Hus ker swimming squad in the conference meet. Cagers Will Journey to Oklahoma Husker Statistics fia n PM. "a n pci. to pi pis a II, Tom ...22 217 119 .548 168 131 .700 182 27 369 16.8 1, Iran , 22 ;68 80 .47 91 S3 .582 156 65 213 9.7 , Rex 20 i34 72 .308 S3 36 .679 73 42 160 9.0 Coach Jerrv Rush's haskpt. ball sauad heads far Dlrla. homa this weekend far th final road trip of the cam paign. Saturday niphr the Huslrere iace uiuanoma state in Still water with both teams vying for fourth nlace in the Rir i!iigni, eacn witn 4-7 records. Monday night Oklahoma DiaYS host to Nebraska in Norman. , Nebraska has ninnorl the Cowbovs of Oklahoma State twice so far this season. The first time was at the Big Eight tournament in Kansas uiy, sz-si, zaa later in Lin coin. 57-56. Coach, Hank Iba's team is noted for itsv tight -defense, continually moving offense and toughness on the home court. .The Huskers also beat Ok lahoma at the buzzer in Lin coin. 57-56. Tom Russell continues his domination Of Husker sfnrie. tics by leading in scoring (369), rebounds (182), free throws (131-168) and field goal percentage (.548). The 6-7. senior needs nnlv six more free throws to write his name in the rennrrt hnnlrs for the fourth time. Herschell Turner scored 136 in the 1958 59 season. Russell. Petach. Daryl 19 185 80 .438 29 Bowers Bill 22 91 34 .374 86 Jones, Charles 22 105 34 .324 40 Sladovnik. Chuck 22 109 26 .239 28 Vincent, Bill 18 89 27 .303 25 Puel. TUnnk Ifl LI 10 .238 15 Nannen. Neil 17 31 6 .194 9 Yates, Jim 10 15 J .200 11 Deneaia. Rnoer 10 17 4 .235 3 Huge, Jin . 2 J .222 9 Bile, Bernt 2 1 1 1.000 2 48 26 177 76. 53 102 94 17 -.588 34 .607 2K tso 75 an 17 .607 111 45 14 .560 39 25 7 .467 25 20 5 .556 12 16 5 .455 7 8 3 1.000 2 4 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 2.2 199 68 27 17 11 11 4 2 9.3 4 4.3 31 3.8 1.5 1.0 1.1 1.1 2.0 1.0 Nekraska Mais . 22 1311 498 .180 5.10 MS ,ssi jiwi xt im e y Oppsscats totals 22 1JH 561 .406 477 334 .7N 95 411 148 66.3 r Wake's 47 Tops Track Scoring Fred Wilke1 a iunior from Omaha, heads the - Husker track scorL.p chart with 47 points in four meets. Nebras ka cindermen have a 3-1 rec. ord in the still young season. Kay Stevens, a North Platte junior, has racked up 33 points and Lincoln High soph omore Juris Jenifers has chipped in 25: The chart: riu nunc, . i i aww ricn, ,o i Juris Jesifers, 25; Ron Moore, 21; John rorue, zu; nay tvnauo, mikc r iem Int. 17; Gil Gebo, HVt. Larry Reinra. 14: Rill Puinn. 13; P lulu IflknwM 14, IaOm, TAau 1117.. Claernoe Scott; 10) Maura AtiUzto. 6. stuart lucier, a; uon uesnan, a, Steve Pfiater. Im .laiwiw. 3: Vietor Brooks 3; Dick Holscher, 14; Wesley rsuuen, lit; Paul Nielsen, 1. Husker Gymnasts Host Triangular The Husker gymnastic squad will complete their home season this comin? Sat. urday with the Air Force Academy and Colorado invas ion. . The powerful Air Force Fal cons, last yea's All-College gymnastic champions, will be favored, in the match accord ing to NW coach Jake Geier. The squads will compete in a three-way meet, scored as a double dual. - i READ. WANT ADS NEBRASKAN A GOOD TEACHERS AGENCY DAVIS School Service ENROLL NOW Established 1918 Serving tha Mis ouri Vollsv to the West Cooit. 501 Sruort dldg. Lincoln 8. Nebr. Don Piirccll NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE TEN CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND INCREASES IN PAST TEN YEARS IS Frosh Swimmers Win Postal From NU Iowa State freshmen topped the Husker yearlings, 46-31 in a postal dual meet. NU'i Keefe Lodwig picked up first in the 50, 100, and 400 yard free style events. Results: ri'oech. Nelson. Rocgles. Bobbitt). Tra 4-02. tri free style 1. McQiiitlOT OS); t. Steele N); . Pokorny N). Time 113 1. (rassl free style 1. Lodwic (N); I. riepsm OS); . RupP (IS rime-:23 .4. 2wynr4 ketterfly 1. McOuUlen (IS); t. RnexLa (IS); I. Chambers (N). Time ""teiitr free style 1. Lodl N; 2. PinxrM (IS); i. Steele (N). Time t. Chambers (N); 1. Rugales (IS). Time 44.r4 tree style-4. Uidsrt N)t 2. Hca11leai OS . Lorxlgren (N). Time :20-rert1 kreest streke 1. Toack (IS); 1. Netsost 18i 2- rrtsck (N). Time aMarJ free style reUy 1. 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