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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, December 19, 1962
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Grupe
Leads
Barrage
By RICK AKIN
Sports Editor
Jim Huge must be tired of
Miami.
The Husker gridder arrived
back from the Gotham Bowl
where the Huskers played
Miami (Fla.) in time to suit
up with Jerry Bush's cagers
to play Miami (0.) last Mon
day at the Coliseum.
Huge didn't see action but
his m a t e 8 played their fi
nest game of the season at
home to nip the Redskins,
72-69.
It was a see-saw battle all
through the first half as the
teams hit the dressing room
tied, 33-33, and nobody took
a definite advantage until the
last ten minutes of the con
test. Second Half Splurge
But with 7:48 left in the
game and the scoreboard
reading, 51-50, and the Husk
ers in the lead, Bill Vincent,
NU's sharpshooting center,
hit a hook shot and the
Huskers were on their way
to a ten-point splurge which
sewed up the game for Ne-
Drasica s iourtn win in six
starts
Ivan Grupe, a second half
deadeye, dropped in two long
jump shots and a fast break
layup to lead the ten-point
rally as Daryl Petsch added
a set snot
Miami had some tricks up
its sleeves, however, as the
Huskers had to fight through
a full court press as the vic
tory was not insured until
the final gun.
Miami Rally
Led by little Skip Snow, Mi
ami had a too late rally even
though Snow scored five
points in the last mmute of
play.
The score was tied 11 times
during the first half after the
Redskins jumped out to a
six-point lead in the opening
moments.
In the late stages of the
first half the Huskers opened
up a four-point lead as the
NU rebounders began to dom
inate the boards.
Chief Leads First Half
Once again Vincent led the
first half scoring with 16
points on six fielders and
four free throws.
And once again the Husk
ers had four men in double
figures. Grupe led all scorers
with 24 followed by Vincent's
18, Petsch's and Larry Born
schlegl's 11.
The Redskins had three
men in double digures led by
Charlie Dinkin's 19 ahead of
Snow's 18 and Charley Coles'
11
Southern California is the
Huskers next opposition as
the Trojans invade next Fri
day and Saturday,
During the holidays the
Big Eight Tournament will
be the cagers prime concern
NEBRASKA MIAMI
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Grupe
Jones
Vincent
Bornach'gl
Petsch
Wright
Puelz
Nannen
Kortus
9 6-9 24 Gfhring
2 0-0 4 Moon
7 4-5 18 Dinktru
4 3-3 11 Snow
5 1-1 11 Cole
7 M 19
8 2-3 18
5 1-1 11
0 04 0 Stewart
0 2-3 2 West
10-12 Stroma
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28 16-24 72 Totals
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1 2-3
1 3-4
Totals
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Halftime: 33-33 tie.
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Expense Paid Journey
For Union Tournaments
Scheduled for Teams
Expense paid trips to the
University of Kansas await
the University's best in bowl
ing, billiards, table tennis,
and chess.
Each year the Association
of College Unions sponsors in
tercollegiate competition be
tween student unions through
out the country. Teams are
selected to represent each
union in a regional tourna
ment, with the regional win
ners tnen competing in an
international tournament, with
all expenses paid.
The Nebraska Union wil
compete with teams from
Iowa, Kansas, and Missouri,
The Nebraska Union games
area will conduct campus
tournaments Jan. 7-18, to se
lect Nebraska's representa'
tives to the regional tourna
ments at the Kansas Union
February 1-16, 1963.
Five member men's and
women's bowling teams will
be selected by a roll-off at
the Nebraska Union Lanes
The top five men in the re
gional will then travel to Buf
falo, N.Y. to compete m
special college division of the
American Bowling Congress
Tournament, April 7-8, 1963,
The two top women in each
region will go to Memphis
Tenn., to compete as a special
part of the Women s Interna'
tional Bowling Congress tour
nament April 21 and 22, 1963
One participant in each of
three divisions will comprise
the Husker billiard delegation,
Webb Paces
Red Frosh Win
Coley Webb led the Red
frosh basketball team to a
76-73 victory over the Whites
in the pre-varsity game ac
tion last Monday evening
The 6-5, 200 pounder from
Elkart, Ind., connected for 13
field goals and hit two for
five free throws for 28 points
John Luckasen and Al
Reiners aided the Red cause
with 17 and 13, respectively
Henry Granger paced the
losing White squad with 21
points. Freeman White, Ron
Poggemeyer and Woody Dls-
muke all went into double
figure scoring for the Whites
REDS eft WHITES ( f
Reiners 5 3-3 13 Pogge'mer 5 3-4 13
Marshall 3 04) 6 Simmons 3 0-0
Luckasen 7 Ml? Tetley
McPherson 2 0-0 4 Danish
Vactor 0 1-3 1 DUmuke
J. Webb 3 1-2 7 Lebsack
C. Webb 13 2-5 28 Granger
Leenertg
White
Totals 33 10-17 76 Totals
Halftlme Reds, 43-31.
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4 3-3 11
3 0-1
7 7-10 21
0 2-5
7 04) 14
29 15-23 73
WANT ADS
NEBRASKAN
FOR RENT
NEAR University, Neat, 2 bedroom
furnished apartment, available Janu.
ary S. lovely view of Lincoln, 8S,
432-8222.
TRANSPORTATION NEEDED
Chicago area or points east:
Buffalo,
N. Y. area. L 6-3863.
Need ride to Florida for Christmas:
Gordon Chipman, 432-M49.
Need ride to Clarksvllle, Tenn. or Fort
Campbell, Kentucky. Call Tom Haugan,
432-0774.
Wanted a tide to Denver or Colorado
Springs for Christmas vacation. Con
tact Marcia Bohannon, Room 1213,
435-2961.
Christmas ride wanted round trip to
Pittsburgh. Call 477-77ZZ.
RIDERS WANTED
We need some sunt 2 (rad students will
take 3 passengers to Juarez, Mexico and
points south to help them have a party.
Ideal, warm environment. Leave Dec.
28, back in time for classes. 435-tllM.
Riders to California and points west
Cheap. Will leave Dec. 21. Contact
Glenn Sherman, after 7 p.m. at 477-8711,
Ext. 2720.
Need round trip ride to Florida over
Holidays. Call Hick Spellman HE 2-4763.
ROOMS FOR RENT
1528 Q ,0 campus, private entrance, male
student, (17 montn.
ATTENTION TRAILERITES
Students Park jur Mobilhouse in Lin.
ruin s most modem park. Large lota.
We cater to students. Center Court,
4CM0 Cornhusker, 46-2777 or 46641417.
ATTENTION
Scripts fo rthe Kosmet Klub Spring Show,
"Flnrelio, are available In the Union
or from Bob Gelsler. 477-9995, or Har
old Dehart. 423-6411.
PERSONAL
Slide, Slip and Slurp on the Union Bid
trip. Man up now!
Wanted thirty stout-hearted men with
calloused feet. Prefer en-boxers, wrest
lers .and chain-saw men. Must have
strong eardrums. No sissies! Test pens
under wWt.
LOST
A girl's silver I.D. bracelet with the pame
"Miiney engraved on the front. The
links are leaves and It is very pretty.
Reward. Room 2201 Heppner.
IVU.
A tournament will be held to
seiect a representative in
pocket billiards. The regional
winners will travel to New
Mexico University in Albu
querque on May 2, 3, and 4.
Chess and table tennis are
also on the ACU agenda. A
chess tournament will be held
to determine a four man
team for the regional. Singles
and doubles table tennis
champions will be selected by
a tournament. Although the
champions will travel to Law
rence, there is no interna
tional tournament for chess
and table tennis.
An intercollegiate bridge
tournament will also be held.
It will consist of 18 prepared
hands, with students on each
campus for comparative
scores.
For further information
about any of the tournaments,
contact tournament manager
Jim Hornby or his assistants
Keith Van Velkinburgh and
Bill Kepner at the Nebraska
Union Games Desk.
Husker Keglers
Win Triangular
The University of Nebraska
bowling team defeated Kan
sas University and Kansas
State in a triangular match
at the Nebraska Union Lanes.
The Husker keglers scored
61.32 points, Kansas 61.25,
and K-State, 52.24. One point
was given for each team win
and one for every one hun
dred pins.
The Nebraska team, aver
aging 955 per game, was led
by Captain Keith Van Velkin-
burgh's 237 game and 652
series. The Huskers and their
averages over the six-g a m e
route: Bob Gant. 190; Dick
Gorton, 188: Phil Schenck
183; Ralph Delong, 178: Jim
raricek, 193; and Keith Van
Velkinburgh, 207.
Propriety
Back in 1863. a Boston
etiquette pamphlet warned
book collectors:
"The perfect hostess will
see to it that the works
of male and femals auth
ors be properly separated
on her bookshelves. Their
proximity unless they
happen to be married
should not be tolerated."
Cleveland Amory,
The Proper Bostonians
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To All Students
And Faculty
On Any Merchandise
In ?he Store
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Ag College 6:30 Sigma Phi Epsilon-C vs. Farm House-C
P. E. Ct. 1 5:00 Sigma Alpha Epsilon-C vs. Phi Delta Theta
C 6:30 Crack Pots vs. Dolts
7:30 Delta Tau Delta-B vs. Theta Xi-B
8:30 Phi Kappa Psi-C vs. Theta Xi-C
P. E. Ct. 2 5:00 Theta Xi-A vs. Alpha Tau Omega-A
6:30 Jay Ce'ers vs. Misfits
8:30 Delta Tau Delta-C vs. Kappa Sigma-C
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MIKE NISSEN
Mike Nissen, undefeated
Husker grappler, will be
competing at the NU coli
seum at 7:30 tonight in the
123 pound class when the
Huskers meet the Iowa
State matmen.
Nebraska sports a 1-1
season record in dual
competition. The Cyclones
were picked to finish num-.
ber eight in the nation in
a pre -season poll of
coaches.
Steve Walenz, a sopho
more, wrestling in the 115
pound class, is also unde
feated. MICK TINGLEHOFF
MICK TINGLEHOFF,
former University of Ne
braska center was named
'Rookie of the Year' for
the Minnesota Vikings.
Tinglehoff, who hails
from Lexington was a tri-co-
captain of the 1961
Husker football squad.
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Theta i ".1-1
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Delta Tau Delta "i-j
Beta Theta Pi ... "1.3
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Sigma Nu . . 21
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Delta Upsllon 1.1
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Phi Gamma Delta o-2
Sigma Alpha Mu 0-2
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Ag Men 24
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Alpha Gamma Sigma 1.2
Triangle j-2
Alpha Gamma Rho !"""! 0-3
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Social Workers 2-1
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Misfits 2-0
Unteachables 2-2
Jay Cee'rs i-j
UOHS 1-3
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Phi Kappa Psi-B 14
Alpha Tau Omega-B 2-0
Beta Theta Pi-B M
Kappa Sigma-B 0-2
Theta i-B 0-3
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Phi Delta Theta-B l-o
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2-1
Delta Sigma Pi-B t-l
Sigma Nu-B 1-2
Delta Upsilon-B 1-3
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Cornhusker-B 3-0
Farm House-B 2-0
Alpha Gamma Rho-B 1-2
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Beta Sigma Psi-B 1.5
Delta Sigma Phi-B 0-2
Triangle-B 0-2
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