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The Daily Nebraskan
Friday, December 7, 1962
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First Dual of Season;
K-State Boasts Nine Vets
By MICK ROOD
Sports Staff Writer
Nebraska's wrestling team
will clay host to Kansas State,
Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the
Coliseum in the Husker's first
dual meet of the young
season.
The Wildcats. desDite fin
ishing in the second division
last year, boast nine return
ing lettermen. The visitors
will be out to avenge two
defeats against the Huskers
last year with virtually me
same squad against the sophomore-laden
Scarlet.
An outstanding match could
develop at 147 pounds Detween
the 'Cats highly-touted Joe
Sonv nnd Nebraska sopho
more Chuck Clatterbuck. Scay
and Clatterbuck were both out
lact vpnr with injuries and
return this year at full
strength. Clatter&ucK, a Ne
braska prep champion, should
give the Kansas state veter
an a busy evening.
Coach Bob Mancuso looks
for victory over the invading
Wildcats despite the Husker's
lack of experience. Mancuso
cited the many close matches
at the Huskers' wrestling de
but of the season at Terre
Haute, Ind. last week.
Bad Luck
Mike Tillotson, wrestling at
167, probably had the worst
luck at the Indiana. The tal
ented sophomore was ahead
by substantial margins in all
three of his matches only to
be pinned in the waning mo
ments of each contest.
On the bright side, senior
Mike Nissen maintained his
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FOR A
undefeated dual record and
flashy sophomore Steve Wal
enz matched Nissen's Indiana
performance with two victor
ies and a tie. Walenz's tie
can go to his credit as he
held Bill Hughes of Blooms
burg, NIA second -place fin
isher last year, to a stale
mate. It might be noted that
Walenz and Nissen were up a
weight class from 115 to 124
and 123 to 130, respectively.
Coach Mancuso did com
ment that this year is pri
marily a building year. "With
this year's young team and a
very good freshmen crop
coming up, Nebraska should
have a powerful team in the
next several seasons."
Gridder Busy
Don McDermott, a sopho
more wrestling at 191, pro
vides an interesting sidelight.
The husky grappler plays
guard for the bowlbound Ne
braska football team, as well
as holding a starting berth on
the wrestling squad.
Don is presently splitting
his time between wrestling
and football practice and will
be in New York for the Goth
am Bowl when the wrestlers
face Colorado School of Mines
in their next competition on
December 15.
The Kansas State dual will
feature the new scoring meth
od for individual matches ap
proved by the Big Eight
coaches for conference meets.
New System
The new system, on a trial
basis for the coming season,
allows only one point for take
downs, escapes, and reversals.
Also, in a match involving
a decision, two points are
awarded to the competitor
with superior riding time
when the match ends. Final
ly, six points will be awarded
for a fall instead of the usu
al five.
"I think the new system
will be interesting to watch,
however, I personally believe
that the takedown is worth
more than one point. The
rules have been adopted to
put the emphasis on control
wrestling and the pin so as
to prepare collegiate wrestl
ers for possible Olympic com
petition," commented Mancuso.
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First Home Appearance
Air Force Next Foe
Tomorrow night will be the
debut of Coach Jerry Bush's
cagers on the home floor when
the Huskers take on the Air
Force Academy in the Coli
seum. Tip-off time is 8:05 p.m.
The Huskers return home
after a win over Texas Tech
and a loss to Houston.
"I was real proud of the
way the boys played on the
road," Bush said. "Depth has
hurt us but the boys have
been working very hard and
have a fine attitude.
Starting for the Huskers
will be Ivan Grupe (6-5) and
Charley Jones (6-3) at the
forwards; Bill Vincent (6-7)
at center; and Daryl Petsch
(6-5) and Earl Wright (6-0)
at the guards.
Wright, a sophomore, will
be making his first start for
the Scarlet and Cream. He
is the fifth high scorer with
a total of four points.
A sophomore, Wright played
his high school ball at North
east where he was All-State,
even though playing the post
most of the time.
Jones leads the Husker
scorers with 38 points followed
closely by Petsch's 35.
Jones Is also the top re
bounder, grabbing 21 from
the boards. Grupe is second
with lb.
The Falscons are going to
have a tough time matching
last years fine record of 16-7.
Back on Coach Bob Spear's
team are 5-8 John Judd who
averaged about 12 points per
game last season.
Deadline Today
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Others veterans include
Roger Zoeller, Parke Hlnman,
Jim Diffendorfer and Roger
Head.
Head is 6-6 and tough off
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Falcon over 6-2.
Defense and ball handling
are the Falcon strong points,
but this may not be enough
as last year's freshmen team
was not a strong one.
Air Force has never had a
losing season.
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