The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, December 03, 1962, Page Page 4, Image 4
Page A The Doily Nebraskon Monday, December 3, 1962 Nil's Carlson, Claridge in .1. m. UBiu-Migmgfiioquuu All Senior Line on Mythical Team By kick aki Sports Editor Seven seniors, all a the toe. dominate this year's Eight foetbal team even thcnagh underclassmen took si of the backfieli spots. In the back field, Dennis Daily Nebraska u All-Big Eight Team EL S3 T Jerry WaXUch, Missouri T Dennis Ward, Oklahoma ..24 ..22 Politics, Player, Stbfl Ape Claridge, Aeoraska junior ,, . . , ei -::JZa, E Ken Blair, Colorado 21 6-1 leadership spot in close race loma State offensive stand- G-Dwahi Carfeoa. Nebraska 39 m3 C Tom Hertz, Missouri 21 C Wayne Lee. Oklahoma B Denny Qarkge, Nebraska. B Johxmy Roland. Missouri. . . B Gale Savers, Kansas B Jim Grisham, Oklahoma... out. Claridge led Ike surprising Buskers fey gaining 37t yards m the grwiod and S3 yards through the air. Three sophomores. Gale Savers, Jim Grishani and Johnny Roland, grabbed the cither three hackfield spots on the mythical team. Sayer, Roland Sophs Sayers, ISO-pounder from Omaha, and Roland. Im pounder from Corpus Christie, Tex carried the load an their -21 .21 ..19 .19 13 6-2 &3 6-1 5- 11 64 6-3 6-2 6-2 62 Sophomore Standouts jf---. impox. -- ,.. a ! 4 , I V O - diA -""a"! WL Class y . ?W i VILA 211 Senior 1 . U I ': 213 Sensor ' 1 X. . v 210 Senior t.-l f i' 210 Senior I sj-" 211 Senior I ;T x - 208 Junior - " v - 131 Soph, t - 1- rA 205 Soph. : J " " 2 Houston To Be Foe After Cagers Drop Red Raiders. 68-66 Nebraska's spirited basket-.three '5 and a half minutes 3 DWATtf CAELSON teams'" Said for conference hon ors with both carrying the bal a majority tf the timy Grisham, frura Olaey. T. was a surprise to the Eig Eight as be led (he Swta ers t the champimtfihip. Be pidied np 214 j ards ii Okla hffima"s tm most important fames this season, Missouri and Nebraska M the ends are Comad Hit.chter and Een Elair. Hitch ler iis mated mare far his fle ienetve ability than pass catching and should make a strong bid far AB-American by some (Of She experts.. Clair Eeceh er Blair., ion the (Other hand, is a pass-catching specialist and along with leammate, John Rynn, .did most iuf weak Colorado's receiving. Be is (Che nH plan tr from a second idnMoa team to make She team. Tom Hertz from Missouri and IDwain Carlson, from Ne braska hold down the guard spots. Carlson was complain af the CarhhuKkers and was tough as mails from his Hine backing spot or from his weak-side guard position. Hertz Anchors Hertz anchored the t o ii g h Missouri line, the best phase rf She Tigers" play this sea son. At the tackles are Jerry ITaJladL, from Mtssoiui, and Dennis Ward, from Okl boma. H'sHach, an -mar-tne from Teuton, Mo played alongside Hitcbkr which made running around the left side f the Tiger line a near Impossibility Ward, a senior from Ear flesiaue, OMaM led a speedy but small (Oklahoma Qdn which allowed .opponents oh)y 13 points in anierence play- "Wayne Lee, 211-pound sen ior from Ada, OklaM rounds out tthe team at center. Lee will alBo see action at the Orange Bowl where he and Ward will try lo luring OJda homa and the Big flight a victory lover Alabama, a na tional powerhouse. GALE SI VERS Kansas slar ; r -" t I J cwmptatad its megaalar season siaoe ban team ted by a tr.arty point output by Charlie Jones eased by Texas Tech, 68-66. at Lubbcck, Tex., last Saturday night for a season opening irin. The Huskers rallied with kss than two minutes left in the contest with two field goals by Jones and a game winning hook-shot by big Bill Vincent with seven seconds remaining in the game. The Scarlet cagers will eoaiiaae their southern trip when coach Jerry Bash's ronnifbaQers meet a toagh R &$ qsistrt at Session tonight. Jones brought the SJOO partisan .crowd to their feet with 1:42 remaining and the Huskers trailing 6S-C2. The smooth guard then tipped in a missed shot, seconds lat er stole the ball from Royce Woolamd and with 70 seconds left, hit the lay-in to tie the ball game C&aH. Timeout With 35 seconds left a Wall taken by Nebraska and time omt was imnoedi atelv called. The Hvskcrs plated for the fiaal shot and Vim-ret t book coming taside the keyhole finest rally taschitowiii with 56 sec- came with a mere seren 1SS4. ' 0Dds fc-H when omarterback seconds left in the game gh- . V " t tit DEWEY CLVR1DGE VU qaaiterback Bj ITfjrl Season Ends Sooner Down Okie Stale Big Eight chaJEpkaa (Ma-i Otlabflnia State scored its defeatffig CMahoma Stale forijliEke Mffier threw niime yards the ITilii straBgm ttainie Jsatar-,, to Won BrewmgtaL day at StillwateT, 3Z-6. ;j OKLahsinaa did mat allow a The Saonters wMsnn their Ttto i rashnag ticiHiOTn its last ccaisec.titN.'e ctoctest and thfar'ejgM games. 2a f the seascm by sciorimg three tunes in the first quar ter, dfclahoma mowed SS yards to snore Ifrve plays aft er tthe start cuf the came. Qiaarlierfoadk Mante Deemef again M the Suoner ofHeose. sewing .OB a 22-yard ntn and throwing for three twuch-dowms.. Final Big 8 Standings In Triple Dual JSIebraBka's wrestling ieam suSered a .fiecMve idrfeat at a meet with three midwest wrestling powers at Trr Haute, Indiana, Saturday. Kioomsburg 'Teachers ioJ PerajFylvaniail faaiig 3XAIA liiampian, won the meet easily as the small school took 24 .of 28 matches. Indiana State took second place as Wisconsin and Ke bratika trailed an that .ortier. The young Hutiker s q n a .d was beaten in all Ihrae iof their .duals. They lost (to Eloomsburg, 26 lo 4; Indiana tate, 24 to f ; and scared WisconBin 16 to IS. Bteve "Walenz, a sophomore seeing his first varsity action, was omcteieated tduring tiie afternoon. Mike Nifisen was also undefeated and along with Hen fox and Tft'aleuzi scored must af tlie carM's points. i Club Schedules Judo Exhibition Sacihici Ashida wiS efflanpete against tthe entire IMwersjty Juds club on a px&a cxhiha-tMBD-aD the IMoaa EaBraani Thursday, -This imay he tthe Hast ajaranae jf Ashida he an cshihitiom ttf this type sinoe he is leaving the IM vtsOj after tthis semestar. The cxhih&ion mid ciunsist .of ahoot 200 basic and ad vanaed techniques, holds and throw. There win he a idein lOnstratioE of .oomhat ttath jnigaes acainsl knives, g m m s and swords. Chuck Yama-; kawa wiH gim a karate .deiso-: (onstratiun. Donations given at tthe time wifl go lo sufTfiortmg ai US. ! Olympic judo team in Hie 1HM lOlympics. Suuth Dakota, Iowa and Minnesota are sending people to this eshibitian le find tout mar about the XebraKka J.u- do duh., which Mr. Ashida .or ganized. Ashida started iit judo at the age .of 22. By tthe ape of 36 he had reoewed tthe Black Belt. Che highest (degree ff pioficiencj- on JJudo applica tion. At the age of 39 'he was the y oungest member .of the lioard jf E.ammers .of th Klack Eeh Federation .of America and was tthe top jju .difit in tthe United States. Tie eiiiibitioi) lis spunBurei. by the Union Eiitotainmenl Coiiuiiittee. , CoMfaume wit p p .. ? iiWte is; ...5 11 .7M 1SZ Twelaratka ..... S 2 Eansitf; ...... 4 2 1 lew Suae J 4 Otlahuma ... 2 So CiAamde 1 EattutsSuttv 417 II .714 Wit) m mi m m .43 Iss 2Wi MS m. while the Buskers ran up a 5547 difference. The Raiders came back and tied the contest 60-all and then with 4:30 remaining took a three point lead. Jones and Harold Denser traded baskets to make it 65-CS before Jones missed a free throw and Tech began to stall to protect its three point margin. A charity toss by Glenn HaQum with 1:53 left came before the Huskers could gain possession and install their game winning rally. ' v. 'V It f mg the roctcst to the in ad- iag Dnskers. Bash"s cagers bit 53.1 ofilj, their oeDd fcals compared to 49..-f;. far Texas Tech. The JONES-Hits 33 Hmskers came on in the sec- TT mall half with a cmSitaMe KLSTf.' aiftter bdkhhg a slight 35-37 EDlermissiaa edge. At this point the Raiders tok the lead and held M & ti retarmag letterman Jan Wal auad Jas each bM too free throws with Q secoads left to give the Haskers 1 37 baa'-tirae lead. 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