Monday, March 19, 1962
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All-University
By AL SPORE
Sports Staff Writer
Navy ROTC, the 1962 in
tramural basketball cham
pions placed two men on the
Daily Nebraskan's All-University
cage team, with Mike
Stacey at forward and Dean
Prazak at guard.
Bob Prokop, from runner-up
.Kappa Sigma in fraternity
competition, holds a newly
created positiop on the team
as player-coach.
The mythical team is com
pleted frith Lambert Sobon
f Sigma Phi Epsilon's Fraternity-A
champs at forward,
Monte Kiffin of Borr-Selleck
champs, Canfield, at center;
and AI Olsen of Cessey at
guard.
This year's team, with Pro
kop al the helm, holds some
of the - greatest basketball
takfit te recent intramural
basketball competition.
'Pro' Picks Best Frosh, Refs
All-lfriiver$iiy ,
Freshmen Team
First Team
F fVtr Lag Kam Sigma
r Kaocha Deila l'piao
C Joe '-wt . - Sigma Alpha ErJoa
O im Oampoox Bartwlora
G Jerry Hardy Sealoa D
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V-iftmr Knot . Bonwit
F Drmiy Bartea Sinaa Chi
C-e-9b Jocbrm Seatta U
C Oailea Btlimek Kappa Siama
G Omit Talker Gua a
Third Team
rPka mm .' Burnett
F Mcva Johaaoa Sratoa n
CJttr' Feicn t Swma N
G f'co Vortt Coa a
G Sack Akia PM) Detta TkeU
Ho."W.4lle Mention
' Eaccne Oanaaad Casa n. Bob Cbakmpka
daM Sisma. Rariaa Frieae Vocatioa
ai -Bi. Jim Land B wary. Pat Borofi
I, Otrt McDoaaid FW Kappa Pal.
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Bj BOB PROKOP
Sports Staff Columnist
The All-University Fresh
men Team includes the fu
ture stars of the intramural
leagues. Many frosh in the
fraternity agues are over
looked throughout the year
because of the established
players and this year is no
exception.
Joe Sweere, Sig Alph cen
ter, is an All-State player
frtm Sioux Falls, South Da
kota, and is presently a mem
ber of the .freshman football
squad. Joe combines his 6-3
frame with 220 pounds and
fea the ability to jump and
more welL
Ken Knoche, Delta Upsilon
standout, is a former All
Stater ef Nebraska. Ken has
all of the moves to be a
trnely great star in the next
few years even though he
played with the D.U.- squad.
Peter Lage, Kappa Sig for
ward, is a former Benson
stariout who was overlooked
most of the year by the op
position. Pete, an 8.0 student
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ALL-UNIVERSITY IM TEAM
KIFFIN
First
Mike Stacey
Lambert Sobon
Monte Kiffin
Dean Prazak
Al Olsen
Player-Coach
Bob Prokop
Second
Keith Sieck ....Phi Delta Theta
Larry Tomlinson ..v... . Gus II
Ken Johnson Phi Epsilon Kappa
Jim Killinger Dental College
Dick Muma Sigma Phi Epsilon
Third Team
Larry Lytle Dental College
Jerry Miller ' Sigma Chi
Bill Brumgardt Avery
Ron Gilbreath Boucher
Joe McWilliams Delta Tau Delta
Honorable Mention
Dallas Dyer, Avery; Doug Tucker, Seaton II; Bob Jo
chem, Seaton II; Jim Houser, Bachelors; Jim Davis, Navy
ROTC; Larry Champoux, Bachelors; Gary Bargen, Sigma
Chi; Roger Cole, Beta Sigma Psi; Homer Uehling, Sigma
Phi EpsDon, Bill Janike, Sigma Chi.
Prokop
The near unanimous choice
Prokop has established an
unprecedented record in in
tramural basketball competi
tion. The 6-2, 240-pound cen
ter has made all-Fraternity
recognition for 7 years run
ning. From this fact, Prckop
derives his title the ' Old
Pro".
During this period the Wil
bur high school graduate has
played and coached 108
games, winning 101 and los
ing only seven. "Pro" aver
aged 16 points per game this
season. The graduate student
in Chemistry plans to attend
Medical School next year.
Olsen
The other high vote gainer
in this year's selections is
Olsen of Bessey. Olsen, in
his second year as an All
Don) .choice, cracked the
AU-University selections with
in architecture, led the Kappa
Sigs in scoring several
times during the season as
well as being an outstanding
defensive player.
Larry Champoux, a Lincoln
Pius All-City choice, has the
best touch of the guard con
tingent. His rugged play
along with his ability to shoot
kept the Bachelor's in con
tention in the Independent
running all year.
Rounding out the selections
is Jerry Hardy, a Husker
football player from Wichita.
Jerry led a fine Seaton II
team that almost won the
Burr-Selleck championship
this season.
Best Fire Officials
The best five officials in
the league this year are rec
ognized by the Daily Nebras
kan for their conscientious
work and knowledge of the
rules and the game. These
individuals are responsible
for keeping the grade of play
up in Intramural basketball
this season.
LARRY GROSSHANS A
recognized N.S.A.A. official,
Larry rates as top choice
among I.M. officials.
LARRY TOMLINSON Hus
ker end is a good official as
well as a good player. He
rates a close second.
DALLAS DYER Another
good player and Husker grid
der who rates third among
the officiating corps this
year.
DEOiN STUTHMAN - A su
purb official in a tight ball
game, Deon keeps things
well under control.
DON THOMPSON A quick,
decisive official who handles
the game well and keeps the
game moving.
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Team
..Navy ROTC
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Canfield
Navy ROTC
'. Besse
Kappa Sigma
Team
Squad Selected
a 23 point-per-game average.
The 6-2 standout from
Babylon High, Long Island,
New York, was namei Most
Valuable Player three years
running in varsity basketball
and added two baseball let
ters in high school.
The dorm point leader is a
junior majoring in business
administration, a member of
Wesley Foundation, and a
dorm counselor at Selleck.
Stacey
Aggressive playmaker are
the words that mark Stacey
as a repeater on the all-Uni-versit:r
squad and a member
of Navy ItOTC's intramural
leaders.
The 64, 175-pound standout
forward, attended Weeping
Water High School where he
was an All-Stater in basket
ball his senior year. He also
earned All-Conference ratings
in basketball and football.
Stacey was a member of
the Husker freshman basket
ball team and received unan
imous choice to the Daily
Icbraskan's all-Independent
team. He is a member of Phi
Kappi Psi fraternity.
Prazak
The shortest man on the
mythical five and another
Navy ROTC standout is Pra
zak, a guard on the All-University
selections. The 5-10
repeater off last year's team
was marked as a touh de
fensive man throughout the
year and maintained a kn
point per game average.
The mechanical engineer-
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SOBON
ing senior hails from Clark
son High School where he
was a basketball and track
standout. Prazak participated
in varsity basketball and ir
tramural football, handball,
paddleball, and volleyball.
Kiffin
Kiffin captured the center!
position on inis year s selec
tions with his consistant scor
ing and rebounding in Barr
Selleck competition. Kiffin
led his Canfield team to the
Dorm championship and to
the semi-finals of the All
University tourney.
Kiffin was a member of
last year's Husker football
team at the position of tackle.
An all-sports standout in
Lexington High School Kiffin
gained 'Athlete of the Year
recognition in his senior year
and was a member of Lex
ington's state championship
team of 1937. '
Sobon
Sobon at forward rounds
out this year's selections.
The (-3 intramural standout
is the fraternities gift to the
team and played for the fra
ternity champs, Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
Sobon was considered one
of the bert big men in the
Greek league and ended the
season with a 20 point aver
age. Sobon is another mechani
cal engineering senior and
cracked the , all-university
football line-up last fall. He
is the holder of the intramur
al track shot put record.
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Nebraska Gym l earn
WinsAll-CollegeTitle
The Husker gymnasts tri
umphed over favorites Den
v e r NUniversity, Mankato
State and the Air Force
Academy to win the All-Col
lege Championship at Boul
der over the weekend.
Twelve schools fell to the
Nebraskans in the annual af
fair. In the 17 years tnat
Coach Jake Geier has been
taking the Huskers to this
meet, the Scarlet and Cream
have never placed lower than
third. Nebraska has won the
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Entries for intramural
Softball are due in 102
Physical Education Build
ing, Tuesday at 5 p.m.
IM Volleyball Slate
PE. Court i
$ H a.m. NorU. Alpha Taa Omeca-A
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Sooth. Smith Ta. Kleaaelbaeh.
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Entries for the intramural
badminton singles and doub
les tournaments are due in
102 Physical Education
Building by S p.m., Tues
day. Sig Eps Cop Regional
.Sigma Phi Epsilon won the
Sig Ep regional basketball
championship last weekend at
Iowa State.
The Sig Eps downed Iowa
tYesleyan, 57-47,- and Iowa
University, 43-37, then took
the title by beating Drake,
65-60. They received a travel
ing trophy and a permanent
trophy for conquering the
eight team field.
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Sports Staff Writer
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