The Daily Nebraskan
Thursday, February 7, 1963
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Cornhosker Teams
Face Busy Schedule
University of Nebraska
teams will be very busy this
weekend. Five teams will see
action between Friday and
Monday night.
Friday night the freshmen
swimming team will meet
the Kearney State Antelopes
in a dual meet. Scheduled
time for the meet is 4:00. On
the following day, the varsity
swimmers will take on Okla
homa University and Kansas
State in a double dual affair.
Friday, the Husker wrest
lers travel to Fort Hays,
Kan., for a meet with the
Fort Hays State College mat
men. Meet time will be at
7:30.
Saturday will find most of
the other teams in action.
The Husker gymnastic team
will be in Iowa City, la, for a
triangular meet with the Uni
versity of Iowa and the Uni
versity of Illinois.
Saturday night will find
coach Jerry Bush's basketball
team in action. They will be
playing the University of Mis
souri at 8:00 in the coliseum.
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From the Novice Corner . .
ere's Sports
Introductions bother me because I can seldom think of
witty or smart things to say. So we will dispense with
formalities and merely say that my name is Terry Ander
son; I am going to be associated with this section of the
Nebraskan for a semester and I do hope you will put
up with the things said in the column.
If any of you read the sports page yesterday, you may
have noticed the article on the University swimmers. Sat
urday they are going to enter the water against the toughest
competition to date. Kansas State and Oklahoma University
will come to town for a double dual meet.
Oklahoma has domineered the Big Eight championships
since 1955 and it seems likely that a repeat is coming
again this year. Two other teams cannot be counted out
yet this year; these are Iowa State and Nebraska.
ISU has dominated second place in the conference since
mi h.rton He win strpnk hark. Last vear the Huskers fin
ished fourth in the meet, highest ever under coach Dick
Klass.
This year while coach Klass is on leave of absence
Cal Bentz, last year's freshmen coach has stepped up to
the driver's seat and thus far has a 3-1 record.
Oklahoma swimmers have many of their point-getters
back this year. Most prominent of the Oklahoma swimmers
is AU-American Charles Schuette who last year won all
three distance events in the freestyle at An.es, la.
. Schuette set records in both the 220-yard freestyle and
the 440-yard freestyle. He also finished well ahead of his
nearest competitor in the long 1500-yard swim.
Markley Praises Schuette
This year, according to coach Jay Markley, Schuette has
been swimming the 100-yard free with much succes. In the
ino- f thA 4nn-vard free relav. he swam the 100
in 49.8 seconds. Consequently Schuette is expected to en-
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ter the 100 free m tne meet on oauuuay.
FntaroH frtr Nebraska will be senior Phil Swaim and
sophomore Keefe Lodwig. Lodwig against Denver University
last month swam the 100-yard in record time of 51.0 sec
onds Swaim has also been near 51.0. Given a good day
these men could edge out either of the Oklahoma boys.
Nebraska foint-ueuers
oot rccibi. nnintc frr thp Huskers will be in senior
Vern Bauers, who placed second in the Big Eight last year
in the breastroke distances; juniors Bill Fowles and Bill
Henry in the butterfly and backstroke respectively; m free
stylers Jeff Amsler, Phil Swaim. and Keefe Lodwig; and
in diver Chuck Levy.
Any fans who would like to see a preview of the up
coming Big Eight championship would do well to come
over to the coliseum pool Saturday to look at two top con
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Independents Win
Ping-Pong Match
The final results of the All
University table tennis cham
pionships have been an-
nounced. Matches were played
in the Nebraska Union and
competition was held in both
singles and doubles matches.
The All-University champs
were the Independents with
132 points, followed by Theta
Xi, All-Fraternity champions
with 51 points. The All-Univer
sity singles champ was Jonn
Kavahasuskas, independent.
The doubles champions were
Gunars Dombrovskis and Val-
dis Mucanieks, both Independ
ents. Othrr Results:
Singles: .
1st Klufht John Dnvallauskas, Ind.
2nd Flight Vinod Uotecha. Denton.
3rd Flight-Jim Misner. Benton.
4th Flight John Uavelle, Theta XI.
5th Flight Gunars Dombrovskis, Ind.
6th Flight Richard Levine, Sigma Al
pha Mu.
Doubles:
1st Flight Dick Ratzlaff and Robb
Cole, Theta Si.
2nd Flight Steve Lovell and John La
velle, Theta Xi.
3rd Flight-Andrew Anson and Bill
Eastwood, Theta Xi.
4th Flight Valdis Mucanieks and Gun
ars Dombrovskis, Ind.
5th Flight Steve S.vdow and Ken Sed
don, Theta Xi.
Final Team Standings:
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Place Team Pts. Pts. Ttl Kit
1st Independents 132 17 149 0
2nd Theta Xi 51 93 134 1
3rd Benton 104 KM 2
4th Ag Men 2 34 60 0
5th L'nicoi ns 38 . . 38 1
6ih Delta Sigma Phi . . . 34 . . 34 0
7th Sima Alpha Epsilon 20 . . 20 0
8th Sigma Alpha Mu 18 .. 18 2
9th Alpha Gamma Sigma 10 . . 10 1
loth Delta Upsilon 10 . . 10 1
11th Phi Delta Theta 10 . . 10 0
12th Phi Kappa Psi 0 .. 0 1
13th Pi Kappa Phi . . . . 0 . . 0 2
14th Sigma Phi Epsilon . . . 0 . . 0 4
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Beta One-Man Show
Alpha Tau Omega edged
Beta Theta Pi in a horteucu
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Intramurals Tuesday.
Beta Ron Ruff meshed all
41 points for his teammates
against the more balanced
scoring of the ATO's. Ruff's
bid for an intramural individ
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as Intramural Director Ed
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game short of regulationiime.
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its termination.
Other Winners:
Play Boys 28 Social Workers 2.4
Navy 44 . Newman .
Smith 38 Boucher 28
Andrews 56 Keissel 33
FarmHouse (B) 48 .... Triangle B) 17
Manatt 53 . . Hitchcock 32
Renegades 2 ... . (Forfeit) Dolts 0
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Alpha Tau Omesa 42 Beta Theta Pi 41
Sigma Nu 60 . . Sigma Alpha Mu 27
Phi Delta Theta 39 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 34
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