The Daily Nebraskan
Thursday, December 13, 1962
Pass Defense Stressed
As Huskers Work Outside
Winter Sportsmen
In Action Saturday
Page 4
Nebraska's Gotham bound
gridders had an opportunity
to work on pass defense and
offense yesterday as the
Huskers split up practice
time between indoors and out
side. The team fought the cold
to work on pass defense in
preparation to meet Miami
and George Mira, AH-Aroeri-can
quarterback noted for his
fine passing. The Huskers al
so worked on their own pass
offense.
Indoors, the gridders con
centrated on their running
game and running defense,
although the indoors prohibits
the team from running full
speed.
The XU coaches made one
change in the Husker defen
sive secondary by indicating
that Dennis Clandge, All Big
Eight signal caller, may be
used on defense as well as
directing the Scarlet's offen
sive attack.
Coach Bob Devaney hopes
to get outside again today to
work on punt returns in their
final Lincoln practice.
The team and coaches will
board a DC-7 Friday morn
ing at 8:00 a.m. and arrive
at Idlewild airport in New
York at approximately 12:30
Eastern Standard Time. The
Huskers will then take a bus
to Yankee Stadium where
they will hold a final short
work-out
The game is set for 11:00
a.m. EST, unless changed, so
the team will be up at 6:30
a.m. for breakfast Saturday
and leave from the Manhattan
hotel to arrive at Yankee
Stadium by 10:00 a.m.
The team will remain in
New York Saturday and Sun
day and return to Lincoln
Monday. They will leave
New York at about 12:15 EST
and are due in Lincoln 2:45
Central Standard Time.
Ihe three deep chart in
cludes:
Behlens Will
Meet AAU
Club Tonight
Columbus WiEy Fitzpat
rick and Al Maxey, former
basketball stars for the Uni
versity of Nebraska, will be
leading the charge in an at
tempted upset of the Phillips
66'ers team here tonight at
the high school gym begin
ning at 8:00 p.m.
Fitzpatrick and Maxey win
be oined by other ex-college
stalwarts as their Stars of
Behlen challenge last sea
son's AAU tournament cham
pions. Probable other starters
will be Lyle Nannen and Jim
Yates, who both played for
Nebraska, and Gene Veloff of
Doane.
The Phillips team last year
sported a 458 record and won
the national championship the
10th time in 22 attempts.
Their history record is L3Q3
wins against only 225 defeats.
Under current coach Bad
Browning the 66'ers have a
408-90 record. Stars of Behlen
last year earned a 17-3 sea
son record. This mill be the
curtain raiser for both teams
this season.
Completing the roster for
the Stars of Behlen mill be
Fran Wrage of Chadron State, ;
Bob Buettgeabaeh and Mike
Roach of Peru, Bob Swan
borst of Angustana, Indiana,1
Preston Love formerly of
Northwestern University, and
Larry Fnerst of Midland.
LE Larry Donovan (197) Larry Tomlinson (2M) Pat Fischr (ill)
LT Tyrone Robertson 229)... Larry Kramer 223) Don Stevenson J60)
LG twain Carlson (210) John Kirby (209) Don McDermott 2!5
C Ron Michka 203 Jim Baffico l Lyle Sittler H13)
KG Bob Brown 259) Gary TooGood (203) Jed Rood (210)
R T Lloyd Voss (245) Al Fischer 21S) Ron Griesse 095)
RE Bill Cotnstoc 132) Dick Callahan USD Chuck Doepke (185)
Jim Huge (200) Mike r.r l
QB Dennis C!aride (210 Don Tucker (181) Ernie Bonisun (200)
LH Willie Ross (189) Dave Thiesen (194) Bob Holm (165)
RH Dennis Stuewe (185) Rudy Johnson (190) Willie Paschall (170)
Kent McCloaehan (190)...
FB Bin Thornton (210) Noel Martin (202) Joe McNnlty (195)
Kama Powers (193) Gene Younf (215)
Tonight's IM Games
Ag. College 6:30 Boucher vs. Kiesselbach
7:30 Alpha Gamma Rho-B vs. Beta Sigma Psi-B
P.E. Ctl 5:00 Theta Xi-B vs. Theta Pi-B
6:30 Dental College vs. Phi Epsilon Kappa
7:30 Phi Kappa Psi-B vs. Kappa Sigma-B
8:30 Delta Sigma Phi-B vs. Ag Men-B
P. E. Ct 2 5:00 Delta Sigma Pi-B vs. Phi Delta Theta-B
6:30 Sigma Phi Epsilon-B vs. Delta Upsilon-B
7:30 Sigma Xu-B vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon-B
8:30 Triangle-B vs. Cornhusker-B
IM League Standings
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Bv Bob Krall
Sports Staff Writer
A mid-winter doubleheader
will feature the frigid weather
sports scene this weekend on
the Nebraska campus.
The basketball team will
play Denver University at
8:05 Saturday night in the
opener of the twin bill. The
Husker wrestlers will seek
their first dual meet win in
the nightcap when they host
the Colorado School of Mines
in the NU Coliseum immedi
ately following the basketball
game.
In other action involving
winter sports teams, the
Husker varsity swim team
will meet the freshmen at 4:00
Nebraskan
Sports
LEAGUE -
Alpha Taa Omega 1-1
Theta Xi . .14
Pin Kappa Psi 14
Delta Taa Delta 1-1
Beta Theta Pi 1-1
Kappa Sigma. 0-2
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1VAX GRUPE Star of the week.
Ivan Grune Selected
Star' for SCI Game
By Al Spore J this year, Grupe felt that Col-
Sports Staff Writer jorado would be the team to
Ivan Grupe, 6- Husker cag- beat although the coaches
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siBma Aipna tpsuom 2-1 , Kjesseihadi t- CI 1JO ru,tru u" " f""' nave picsea Kansas Male.
1-2
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in the final perd against "We're t Nebraska 1 not anv-
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Jf". ': ito ve N1J 3 34 season mark picked," commented Grupe.
NT is slated for last place in
pre-season choices. "We could
push the upper division if we
get some breaks our way,"
continued Grope.
Last year the Huskers lost
Sisma ll 2-1 Andrew 1-1 !
Delta Vpsum . H Bwivr . 1-1
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"Grupe really came cat
that second half and started
fighting," remarked coach
Jerry Bush ailer the game.
p.m. Friday in the Coliseum
pool, and the gymnastics
team will open its 1962-63 sea
son at Hays, Kansas, com
peting in a triangular against
Kansas University and Fort
Hays College Saturday.
Husker Gymnastics Coach
Jake Geier has four letter
men back from last year's
team which won eight and
lost two and won the All-College
Championships. Chances
of equaling that record this
year appear dim, Geier feels.
Making the trip to Kansas
will be: junior letterman Den
nis Albers, an all-around per
former; sophomore Jim How
ard, all-around; sophomore
Francis Allen, all - around;
sophomore lawrence ( B i f f I
P f e i f f , free exercise and
tumbling; senior letterman
day night against Denver, a
team with an 0-4 record for
the season.
Coach Jerry Bush was
pleased with the play of soph
omore Larry Bornschlegl, jun
ior Bill Vincent and senior
Ivan Grupe in the 78-59 vic
tory over State College of
Iowa Monday.
Bornschlegl, a 5-10 guard
from Geneva, saw his first
varsity action Monday and
played so well in the second
half that Bush has rewarded
him with a starting assign
ment against Denver.
Both Vincent and Grupe
were mentioned by Bush for
their rebounding efforts
against the Iowans. Vincent
led the rebounders with 19.
Huskers Petsch and Jones
are tied for the team scoring
lead with 62 points apiece aft
er four games. Grupe is third
with 52 and Vincent has 49.
In the Saturday night late
show. Coach Bob Mancuso's
Husker wrestlers will try for
a repeat of last year's win
over the Colorado School of
Mines. Mancuso feels that the
Colorado team is similar to
the one that the Huskers de
feated last year, 16-14.
Two XU grapplers are un
defeated this season. Steve
Walenz, who competes in the
123-pound class, is unbeaten
this year, and senior Mike
Xissen, a 130-pounder, has not
been defeated in his three
years of varsity dual compe
tition. Mancuso has nominated the
following lineup for this Sat
urday's meet: 123 Walenz,
130 Xissen, 137 Chuck
Martin or Dick Vansickle, 147
Charley Clatterbuck, 157
Jim Wiest or Bruce O'Cal
laghan. 167 Mike Tillotson.
177 Kenny Fox. and Heavy
weight Bob Zartaer.
There will be no 191-pound
-xor1- .... , t m- several games by a handful f Gene Hart, sidehorse: iunior
f Y Y......:..:. '-. f tJe of points after holding favor- letterman Tom Sitzman, still match, as Don McDermott,
Jay Ceer .............
CriM Pot
' - bounders in the Bis Eiefct and aWe 5eads throughout the ball rings; junior Jerry Harvey, who normally wrestles in this
" that I wanted him to showanie-
McDermott Busy
With Tito Sports
Don McDermott, who will
be making the trip mith the
Husker football team to Xew
York for the Gotham Bowl
has been a busy athlete the
last week.
McDermott who wrestles in
the 121 pound class has been
practicing both football and
wrestling. Don, sometimes
called "'Plug", is out for foot
ball from 3-4 p.m. each day
then goes into wrestling top
from 4-6 p.m.
Wrestling Coach Bob Man
cuso is quite high on McDer
mott and hopes be m ill be
available for the Iowa State
meet Dec. 19. McDermott, a
heavyweight, won bis first
match against Kansas Stale
last weekend.
The versatile athlete bails
from Harlan, la.
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just that" ! handlers," continued the
Grope, whether inspired bv i 'Star.' These ballhandlers,
coach Bash r with other mo- Grupe explained, should a!
tivatkms, led the Husker ral- low Nebraska to protect their
lv in the ttwmi half al(B3 , leaOS.
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LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS
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Gymnasts To
Kansas Meet
The University of Xebraska
gymnastics team opens its
L9G2-63 season by traveling to
Hays, Kan., to compel in a
triangular against Kansas
University and Fort flays Col
lege Saturday.
XU Gymnast Coach Jake
Geier has 4 lettermen back
from last year's team wUKb
won 8 and lost two and won
t to e All-College Champion
ships. Hopes tor equaling that
mark appear dim, however,
ttds year, Geier indicated.
Making toe tnp to Kansas
-ffl be:
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Jones and surpnsing sopho
i4i more Larry Bornschlegl t
give the Scarlet a convincing
75-jS m.
Huskers Click
"We seemed to clack in the
second half." commented the
"Star, "STI bad good skaal
ers and they weren't afraid
to shoot" Grape continued.
The Husker cemer had praise
lor Bornschlegl who "did a
good job."
Big Eight
Eyeing tlhe Ejg Eight race
free exercise and tumbling: class, will be with the foot-
and senior two-year letterman J ball squad in Xew York City
and captain Dick McCoy, side- for the Gotham Bowl game,
horse, free exercise and tumb- The Huskers lost their open-hng-
er last week to Kansas State,
The Husker roundbaDers 21-15. Walenz, Xissen, THlot
will atempt to further im-lson and McDermott won
prove their 3-1 record Satur-1 matches for Xebraska.
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