The Daily Nebraskan
Tuesday, February 26, 1963
Basketball
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Progresses
NROTC, last year's Univer
sity champion, remains unde
feated in intramural tourna
ment competition.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, runner
up in 1962, has lost to Kappa
Sigma but is still in the run
ning. Action is light this week,
and games will be played
through Thursday, followed
by a weekend of rest for the
intramural squads.
Intramural Results
Friday
Alt Men 38 Farm House 27
Pioneer 2 (Forfeit) Acacia .0
Monday
Benton 39 Bessey 38
Avery I 57 Fairfield 29
II I 1 D.klnl.
Af College: 6:39 Play Boys v. Alpha
P.E. Court 1-5:00 Sixma Nu-A vs. Sigma
7:00 ? vs. Delta Sigma
8:00 T vs. Delta Si.
ma Phi-A
9:00 Newman Clnb vs. Dental
College
P.E. Court 2-5:00 Andrews vs. Burnett
7:00 Goodding vs. Klesselbach
8:00 Capital I vs. Canfield
9:00 Phi Epsilon Kappe vs. Un
teachables Thursday Schedule
A College 6:30 Goodding vs. 1
7:30 Misfits vs. Smith
PE. Court 1-5:00 Law College vs. Crack
Pots
7:00 Alpha Tau Omega-B vs.
Delta Tau Delta-B i
8:00 Delta Sigma Phi-B vs. Ag
Men-B
P.E. Court 2-5:00 Phi Delta Theat-C vs.
7:00 Sigma Phi Kpsilon-B vs.
Sigma Alpha tpsiion-o
Final IM Standings
League 1-A
Phi Kappa Pst
Clam rtti ..........3-1
Kappa Sigma '?
nlt. Tau Delta 33
Theta Xi J-J
Alnha Tail OfflMI 2-4
Beta Theta Pi M
League z-
Sigma Nu
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Delta Theta
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Sigma Alpha Mu j
Delta UpsUon
Phi Gamma Delta
League 3-A
Beta Sigma Psi
FarmHouse
Ag Men
Delta Sigma PI
Alpha Gamma Rho
Alnha fnmnna fttirmn
Triangle
League 4-A
Cornhusker
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Delta Sigma Phi ?"?
.5-1
..5-1
..5-1
.3-3
..2-4
.1-5
Acacia
2-3
Brown Palace J-J
Xi Kttnoa Phi ..1-4
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Selleck
.4-2
Benton
MacLean
Seaton II
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Seaton I i
3-3
' ...2-4
Avery U "
Leagoe S-A
v.im-uM . .6-0
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Capfield -
Capital I
Avery I Ti
Manatt ?1
Hitchcock
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League i-n.
Burnett
KiesselbacD
Andrews
Goodding
Boucher
Smith
Dental College f-J
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AROTC
2-4
Phi Epsilon Kappa 1-
IM Announcement
The deadline for the Daily
Nebraskan's All -University
basketball nominations will be
extended to Friday, March 8
at noon.
In order for any member
on a squad or team to be
considered for honors, one
should turn in a ballot by the
deadline.
Ballots should include ten
all-opponent teams and a five-
man All-University team, ine
All-Star team should be com
posed of men in one league
and should not be divided up
among the three leagues. In
addition to the All-Star team,
vote for the one outstanding
man in your league.
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From the Stick
By RICK AKIN
Staff Sports Writer
This is the weekend the Husker track squad has
been pointing to since last year when it missed the Big
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And it looks like this year they are going to get
the job done.
Again this year the distance men will keep the Busk
ers in the thick of the running, but improvement in the
field events may be the deciding factor in getting the
thinclads over the hump.
The hiffh lumo. never a Husker strong point, shows
the most marked improvement. With the addition of Har
ry Krebs and Jack Cramer, who came to.iMenrasKa u
play basketball, the Huskers have some depth in this
category.
Krebs cave Larrv Eilert, last year's Big Light high
jump champ from Iowa State, a run for the money in
last Saturday's meet.
Eilert had to clear 6-7, a record, to
edge Krebs' 6-6.
An interesting dual wui unaouDieaiy
take place between Nebraska's Kay
Knaub and KU's Gale Sayers. Both are
competing in the 60-yard dash and the
low hurdles.
Some say that Sayers, an Omaha
product, went to KU for track benefits,
not football. It looks like Nebraska is
going to drop the Jayhawks in both cat
egories this season.
But it is still those distance boys that
are throwing the snow. Sophs Dick Strand and Larry
Toothaker make it even tougher than last year.
Nonetheless, I predict the Huskers to take thjs one
and I urge anyone who hasn't got anything going this
weekend to drop down and take in a great meet.
By the way, Kansas' version of Coed Follies (called
Rockchalk) is on Friday and Saturday nights. And it is
quite a show.
I hate to keep dwelling on basketball, but I ran
across a couple of articles in other school papers that
might be of interest.
Seems that KU has been having trouble witn tne
refs, lately. Last Saturday when the Hawks invaded
Huskerland, KU Coach Dick Harp had trouble making
the refs see things his way.
Two weeks before KU fans threw paper onto the
floor in protest of an official's call regarding an attempt
to sink a winning bucket when the Jayhawks lost to
Oklahoma State, 54-53.
Speaking of. Oklahoma State, I missed Monday's cliff-
hanger and it was the first game I've missed all season.
When the Huskers win, they beat the tough ones. Great
EFFORT.
Seems that Creighton fans are also mildly upset with
the fortunes and misfortunes of its bafsketball squad.
Sound familiar?
One paragraph struck me as being apropos in the
student paper, The Creightonian:
"One thing is known. Creighton fans are highly criti
cal with little more to offer other than their criticism.
The student center coaches seem to have discovered all
the team's problems over their countless cups of coffee.
Little of the criticism has been constructive, none of it
has been applied by anyone."
There are other schools that aren't winning either.
But Monday night was great.
Akin
IM Volleyball
Is Scheduled
The 1963 All-University vol
leyball championships will be
gin Tuesday March 19. .
Entries must be in by Tues
day at 5 p.m.
All fraternities Rnrr Hall
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onH QolWW will hp entered as
"A" teams and the first 16
"B" teams will play for the
d" .hamninnshin. The inde-
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pendent teams must make
team entries in noom u,
Physical Education Building
by Tuesday. All teams should
their first matcn is piayea.
Vanh (pain has to orovide
fWA nffifialR one for officiat
ing at the net and the other
to serve as linesman and
scorekeeper.
TVio r n ii r n e v will be a
double elimination affair with
four tournaments on tap: Fra
ternity A; Selleck Burr A; B
teams; and Independent
teams. Winners of each of
these tourneys wm piay ior
the All-University champion
ship.
TrAnVllAC will he eiven to
the team winning the All-University
championship and to
the winner of the B team
tournament. Medals will be
given to the winners of the
Independent maicn.
TWonflino rhamnions are
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Sigma Phi Epsilon in the A
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College; Manatt at Selleck
and Messemacn ai d u i i ,
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the B fraternities; and the
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tournamem, is urc o'""'
The All-University champion
ship was won last year by the
Iranians.
Correction
Monday's paper errone
ously stated that Jan Sack
had taken the NU soccer
picture. Instead of Miss
Sack, Paul Kavanaugh took
the picture.
Upset
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At last it happened! Ne
braska's Cornhuskers reached
from the Big Eight cellar to
topple heavily favored Okla
home State 49 to 48 before a
sparse but enthusiastic Coli
seum crowd Monday night.
Jerry Bushes' Huskers
needed the last minute hero
ics of Charlie Jones and Neil
Nannen to preserve the thin
victory margin after blowing
a nine-point half time lead.
Cowboy Larry Hawk led
the visitor's assault on the
Husker's intermission margin.
The alert guard, who is the
Oklahoman's shortest starter
at 6-2, managed five import
ant second-half baskets.
A Hawk basket with 10:22
left brought the Cowboys with
in five points for the first
time since the opening mo
ments at 42 to 37. After
three Huskers missed shots
under the basket at the other
end of the court, Hawk and
center Gene Johnson meshed
consecutive goals to pull Okla-
home State withm a point
The fiery guard contributed
his last fielder with less than
seven minutes remaining, giv
ing the Cowboys their first
lead at 43 to 42. ,
Then, with each team ma
neuvering for the sure buck
et, Bill Vincent and rival
Johnson traded two baskets
apiece. Johnson's last tally
left Nebraska with a one
point deficit and nearly three
minutes left in the contest.
Following two minutes of
hectic ball-handling, Jones
turned a twisting baseline
drive into the game-winning
score. With the clock showing
39 seconds, Jones missed his
free throw in an attempt to
complete the three point play.
Nannen sealed the win by
getting the all-important re
bound and the Scarlet con
trolled the ball during the
final seconds.
Jones and Nannen led the
snrressful first half as Ne
braska capitalized on a Cow
boy drouth of five minutes
without scoring. The Husker
margin was as much as 21 to
8 when Daryl Petsch sank a
pair of shots with b:ii re-
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maining.
Four Huskers finished in
the double figures as Jones,
Petsch, and Vincent tallied 12
points while Nannen contribu
ted 11 points. Hawk led Okla
home State with 15 points in
cluding seven field goals.
Nebraska will go for their
second Big Eight triumph in
their next game with Okla
hnme st home this Saturdav.
The Huskers will attampe to
avenge a recent 84 to 77 beat
ing at the hands of the Sooners
in Norman.
The Oklahoma same this
Saturday will be Jerry Bush's
last home game as coach be
fore he resigns the post.
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