Friday, February 15, 1963
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Nebraska's basektball team
will attempt to break their
current seven game losing
streak against two Oklahoma
conference foes this week
end.
Saturday night, the Husk-
ers meet Hank Iba s Oklaho
ma State team who currently
hold second place in the Big
Eight over Iowa State and
Kansas State.
The Cowboys upset league-
leading Colorado last Monday
and recently dumped Iowa
State 54 to 50 to take sole
possession of second - place.
Iba's ball control strategy has
netted a 14-4 season for the
Cowboys.
Three starters show double-figure
scoring averages
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for the season in the State
team's subdued offense. Lar
ry Hawks leads the Cowpokes
with a 13.1 scoring pace. Jim
King with 12.1 points per con
test and James Cooper with
11.2 round out the host's top
scorers.
Huskers To Norman
After meeting Oklahoma
State, the Huskers will travel
to Norman to battle the Okla
homa Sooners. The Sooners
have been having trouble
with keeping a regular start
ing five. They lost forwards
Farrell Johnson because of
grades and Jerry Haddock
with a broken wrist before
the Kansas game. Although
they won the contest, 81 to
75, bench strength will have
to continue aiding Coach Bob
Stevens club for the remain
der of the season.
The Sooners will offer Ed
die Evans, one of the better
guards in the Big Eight, and
improving James Gatewood
to stop the faltering Husker
on Monday.
Two sorespots to fill for
the Sooner's is the loss of
their starting forwards Far
rell Johnson (grades) and
Herry Haddock (broken
wrist). Oklahoma is currently
fifth in the conference with
a 4-5 mark and 8-12 overall.
Intramural Results
Wednesday, February 13
(Forfeit)
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NROTC AHOTC 2
Dents 38 Sewman Club 34
Seaton n 36 Avery II-25
Kim SUrma A 41.... Theta Xi A 37
Law College-33 Play Boys 31
(Forfeit)
Pharmacy 2 Geography 0
Benton 45 MacLean 38
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A shuffling of the track men
by Coach Frank Sevigne
should give Nebraska a bet
ter position tomorrow when
they take on the Colorado
Buffs in a dual meet in the
Indoor Stadium. Field events
begin at 2 p.m. with the run
ning events starting at 2:30."
Sevigne is expecting a good
meet with Nebraska taking
the edge. He said Bob Hohn
will compete in the low hur
dles. This is the first time
the ex-Beatrice flash has com
peted this year.
Others reassigned in
clude co-captain Mike Flem
ing to the two-mile, Gil Gebo
to double in the 600 and 880-
vard runs and Dick Strand to
the 440.
Colorado invades the state
with several top men. Soph
omore Leander Durley has
gone 6-10 in the high jump.
Top men for the Huskers in
this event are Harry Krebs
with a 6-4 mark and sopho
more Tom Cramer with a 6-2
effort.
CU Hurdle Ace
Jim Miller, sophomore hur
dle ace for the Buffs, bring
with him a :06.8 mark in the
60-lows. The Huskers will
meet him with co-c a p t a i n
Fred Wilke who is the de
fending Big Eight champ in
this event. Ray Knaub. a
sprinter turned hurdler,
If Coach Frank Potts ,of Col
orado selects Bob Griffith for
duty in the two-mile event.
this could be one of the best
races. Griffith is the outdoor
two-mile champ and Fleming
is the indoor two-mile champ.
The Colorado vet is suffering
from a shoulder injury, how
ever. Olander Clears 14-6
Colorado will have the edge
in the pole vault with Roger
Olander who has cleared 14-6,
and in the shot put with Tom
Galbos who placed fourth in
the indoor meet last year.
Galbos has pushed the shot
over 54 feet.
Nebraska will parade Victor
Brooks in the broad jump.
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GEBO TO DOUBLE
Husker Gir Gebo will do
double duty this weekend
as Coach Sevigne reshifts
the lineup for the Colo
rado indoor track meet.
Gebo will run the 600-yard
and the 880-yard run.
looked good since his return
from the British Empire
Games. Last week against
Oklahoma State he jumped
24-. Rudy Johnson will lend
support in this event.
Sevigne said, "The Huskers
will be put to a real test this
week. I'm pleased with their
past performance s,and
they're steadily improving."
MIKE FLEMING SHIFTS
to the two mile Co-captain
Mike Fleming will
shift to the two mile race
this Saturday &s the
Huskers prepare to take
on Big Eight rival Colo
rado. should also provide some stiff
competition.
Knaub, Kent McCloughan
and Steve Pfister will handle
the sprint chores for the Husk
ers. Dick Bums will be the
Colorado entry with a :06.3
clocking. Both Knaub and Mc
Cloughan have equalled this
mark. "
Burns may also compete in
the 440-yard dash where he
owns a .49.9 mark. Chuck
Buchheilef Colorado lias
toured the 600 in 1:12.6. Senior
Bill Kenny will be the Husker
entry along with Gebo.
Nebraska's entries in t h e
1000-yard run include John
Fortee who spun this event
in 2:16.0 last week against
Oklahoma State.
Husker senior Ray Stevens
will see action in the mile
where he will probably face
Tom Starr. Bill Sproat and
Dave Reagon.
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The University's best in
bowling, billards, table ten
uis, and chess will travel to
the University of Kansas this
weekend to compete in the
regional tournament of the
Association of Collegiate Un
ions. The Huskers will face teams
from 22 schools in Kansas,
Iowa, Missouri, and Nebras
ka. The NU representatives
have been chosen by campus
competition during the past
month.
" Here are the Husker teams
and their members:
Mens bowling: Keith Van
Velkinburgh, Bob Gant, Ralph
Delong, Dennis Stuewe, and
Bill Biesendorfer.
Womens bowling: Jo Row
den, Leslie Glade, Mary . Jo
Mays, Arnelle Kratochvil, and
Sandy Smidt.
Billiards: Bob Riley, 14-1
pocket and three -cushion;
Sherry Wilson, coed pocket.
Table tennis: Ali Sharif i
and Jim Fowler, doubles and
singles.
Chess: Andris Staklis, Bad
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