The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, December 5, 1962
Nebraska Loses
IM Basketball Rundown
Page 4
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ter Initial Rally
Nebraska dropped its first
basketball game of the sea
son, 68-61, to powerful Hous
ton in Houston Monday night.
Next assignment for the
cagers will be their home
opener in Lincoln Saturday
when the Air Force Academy
flies in.
The Huskers took a sur
prising 33-30 lead at half time
before the Cougers tied it up
with 17:20 left in the game on
Chester Oliver's layup.
Lyle Harger led Houston s
second half splurge with 14
points in the second half, all
in the first ten minutes of the
final period.
The Couger All-American
candidate was held to just
Huskers Honored
Warren Powers and Dwain
Carlson were named the
1962 Outstanding Back and
Lineman of the Year by the
Optimist Club last Sunday
evening at a banquet given
for the Husker griders by
the Optimists.
Powers, who doubled as
fullback and left halfback,
received the back trophy,
while senior co-captain
Dwain Carlson was .the
number one NU lineman.
six points in the first.
Fouls did not help the
Husker cause as two starters,
Ivan Grupe and Bill Vincent,
were forced to the bench via
the foul out route.
The Huskers stayed close
with the help of D a r y 1
Petsch's fine outside shooting,
as the Marysville. Kans. jun
ior wound up with 23 points
for game honors. Vincent ac
counted for 16 of the NU to
tal. But Houston liad four men
in double figures led by Har
ger's 20.
In other Big Eight action
Kansas lost to Arkansas. 64
62: Missouri dropped Mon
tana. 86-66; Colorado whipped
Wichita, 79-69, and Minnesota
slammed Kansas State, 73-62.
HOrSTON KKBRASKA
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Harder 7 6 20 Wright 2 0 4
Schverak 4 3 11 Nannen 1 0 2
Oliver 6 1 13 jones , 6 g
Malone 5 K 16 Kortm O 0 0
Thompson 1 2 4 Pet,eh 10 S 23
Lifschuti 2 0 4 Vincent 7 2 16
VWm-h 0 0 0 Grnpe S 2 8
Marg'nth r 0 0 0
Bond 0 0 0
Totals 25 18 M Totals ?4 IS CI
Ralftime: Nebraska. 33-30.
Free throws missed Houston. Harg
er 3, Schverak 3, Malone, Thomson .
Nebraska. Wright, Nannen, Jones 4,
Petsoh.
Personal fouls Houston, Harger 4,
Oliver 2, Schverak, Malone, Thomson 3,
Bond 2. Nebraska, Wright 2, Nannen 2,
Jones 2, Kurtus 3. Petsch. Vincent 5.
Grupe 5.
Attendance 2 000.
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NU Graduate
Dohrmann
Nominated
Elmer Dohrmann. '38, has
been nominated to the 1962
Sports Illustrated Silver An
niversary All-America by the
University.
All ex-gridders who played
their last collegiate games in
1937 and honored for accom
plishments in the intervening
years are eligible. 1962's
group has achieved great dis
tinction in business, medicine,
the law education, the mili
tary, the ministry and public
service.
The winners in the unique
All-America are selected by
ballot among a panel of dis
tinguished judges from nom
inations and citations made
by colleges and universities
all over the country.
Requirement for candidacy
is senior varsity football per
formance 25 years ago. Elec
tion is based on nominee's
record of success in his
chosen field in life.
Dohrmann won 11 letters
while at Nebraska which is
still a record at the Univer
sity. He is now director of
personnel for the Data Pro
cessing Division of IBM.
Claridge, Thornton
Picked In Pro Draft
Dennis Claridge, Nebraska's
greatly improved junior
quarterback and Bill (Thun
der) Thornton 2nd team All-
American fullback, have been
selected in the professional
football college players draft.
Claridge w as selected
by the Green Bay Packers in
the third round of the selec
tions and Thornton was chosen
by the St. Louis Cardinal's
organization in the fifth
round.
LKAGIE
Aloha Tan Omen
Eheta Xi
Phi Kappa Pal
Kappa Sigma
Delta Tau Delta
Beta Theta Pt
Sigma Ch'
LEAGl'E
Slanm Alpha Epsilon
Del'a Vpsilon
Sigma Phi Kpsilon ...
Sigma Nu
Signa Sd
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Mu ....
Phi Gamma Delta ...
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Farm House
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In Pro Draft
Dennis Claridge, Dave Thei-
sen and Bill (Thunder) Thor-
ton have been picked in the
annual pro football draft.
Claridge, a junior quarter
back, was picked in the third
round by the Green Bay Pack
ers. Theisen, a halfback and de
fensive specialist, was picked
in the 11th round by the Los
Angeles Rams.
Thornton, a star halfback
for three years, was picked in
the fifth round by the St. Louis
Cardinals.
Alpha fiamma Sigma
Beat Sigma Pal ..........
Alpha Gamma Rho
Tiangle
LEAGUE 4 A
Cornhusker v
Pioneer
Pi Kappa PM
Brown Palace
Aeacia
Delta Sigma Phi
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Dental College
Air Force ROTC
Navy ROTC
Newman Club . .
Phi Epsilon Kappa
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Law College
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Yesterday's Games
Ag College 6:30 Delta Upsilon-C vs. Farm House-C
7:30 Phi Gamma Ddlta-A vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon
A P. E. Court 1 5:00 Delta Sigma Pi-A vs. Beta Sigma Psi-A
6:30 Delta Tau Delta-C vs. Phi Kappa Psi-C
7:30 Phi Kappa Psi-A vs. Alpha Tau Omega
A 8:30 Beta Theta Pi-A vs. Kappa Sigma-A
P. E. Court 2 5:00 Kappa Sigma I-C vs. Sigma Nu-C
6:30 Sigma Phi Epsilon-C vs. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon-C
7:30 Sigma Nu-A vs. Phi Delta Theta-A
8:30 Sigma Alpha Epsilon-A vs. Delta Upsi-lon-A
LEAGUE IS-A
Dolts " M
Misfits 1-0
Renegades 1-0
Jay Ge'ers .....1-2
Crack Pots M
Unteachables 0-1
LEAGUE I Fral. B
Alpha Tau Omega-B .2-0
Delta Tau Delta-B 1-0
Theta XI B O-l
Beta Theta Pi B 0-1
Phi Kappa Psl-B
LEAGUE Frat. B
Sigma Alpha Epsilon B , 1-0
Sigma Nu B 1-0
Delta Sigma PI B 0-2
Sigma Nu B 1-0
Delta Sigma PI B 0-2
Delta Upsilon B ......... .1-1
Phi Delta Theta B 1-0
Sigma Phi Epsilon B
LEAGUE 10 Frat. B
Farm House B 2-0
Cornhusker B 2-0
Alpha Gamma Rho-B ;-l
Ag Men B 0-1
Beta Sigma Pis B 04
Triangle B ,.,....1-1
Delta Sigma Phi B 0-1
LEAGUE 11 Frat. C
Beta Theta Pi-C 10
Delta Tau Delta C 1-0
Sigma NU C ... 0-1
Theta Xl-C 0-1
Alpha Tau Omega C
Phi Kappa Psl C
Kappa Sigma I C ,
LKAGUE II Frat. C
Phi Delta Theta C 1-0
Sigma Phi Epsilon-C ... ......1-0
Sigma Alpha Epsilon C 1-0
Delta Upsilon C O-l
Farm House C 0-1
Kappa Sigma n C 0 1
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The Renegades dropped the
Unteachables, 44-18. in last
night's Intramural basketball
action, while Avery lost by
forfeit to Benton, 2-0.
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