The Do fly Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 13, 1963
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FIRST TEAM
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F XtSCE BREWER, IOWA STATE 4
TXCE BREWER, IOWA STATE
JIM DAVIS, COLORADO - ..........
WILLIE MURRELL. KANSAS STATE ., - W
KEN CHARLTON. COLORADO
SECOND TEAM
Larry Hawk, O-State , 6-2
Eddie Evans, Oklahoma . .....5-9
Ray Bob Carey, Missouri
Gary Marriott, Kansas State 6-5
Daryl Petsch, Nebraska 6-5
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G Ken Doughty, Missouri 6-0
G Marv Straw, Iowa State 64
C Ivan Grope. Nebraska 6-4
F Charlie Jones, Nebraska 6-1 2
F Milt MoeUer, Colorado - 6-6
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By TERRY ANDERSON
Sports Editor
Ken Charlton, Colorado ace.
j heads this year's list of Daily
Nebraskan selections of the
All-Big Eight team. He is fol
lowed by teammate Jim Da
vis who plays center for the
mythical squad. Vince Brew-
j er of Iowa State is the other
repeat from last year's Ne
braskan Big Eight team.
Junior transfer Willie Mur
reil won first team laurels for
Kansas State; the oher po
sition is taken by senior guard
Nolen Ellison of Kansas.
The squad has good height
averaging 6-5. The only sqaad
member under 6-3 is guard
Nolen Ellison of Kansas.
Charlton and Mnrrefl are 6-6
and Brewer is 6-3; center Jim
Dais if 6-8.
Sophomore Larry Hawks
from Oklahoma State domin
ates the second team roster.
He was red-shirted last year
due to scholastic difficulties
but came back strong this
year and averaged an 18 point
per game clip this season.
Juniors Ray Bob Carey
of Missouri and Darvl Petsch
j of Nebraska along with sen
!! iors Eddie Evans of 0 k 1 a
;j homa and Gary Marriott of
Kansas State round out the
ij second team.
Nebraska placed three play
ers on the mythical squad in
senior Ivan Grape and Charlie
Jones settled on third team
while teammate Darty Petsch
was named to the second
string.
KEN CHARLTON was a
unanimous choice for the
squad and is a repeat per
former from last year's team.
Charlton led the conference in
points with a 19.5 average: be
was clipping along at a 21.2
average in the earlier part of
the season but slipped during
the latter half due to knee
injuries.
Charlton, a senior, was al so
named to the UPI All-Big
Eight and received honorable
mention in All-America polls.
JIM DAMS, Buffalo center.
Is a junior majoring in physi
cal education. As a sopho
more starter last year Davis
averaged II points a game
and was one of the team lead
ers in both rebounding nd
play making.
Vince Brewer is a repeat
performer from last year's
squad. His play and shooting
led the Iowa State Cy clones to
a fourth place finish in the
conference and an upset vic
tory over Colorado at Ames.
Brewer averaged 15 points a
game and grabbed over 100
rebounds.
Willie Murrell lived up to
advance junior college A 1 1
American ratings as he came
into conference play this sea
son for the K-State Wildcats.
The 6-6 forward came from
Eastern Oklahoma A&M. and
this season in the Big Eight
Murrell was second in the
Big Eight in scoring with a
19 point average.
Nolea Ellison of K a a s a s
rounds oat the quintet. Al
though Ellison came from a
sevewa pi ace team, be led
the team in ali-a round play
and sparked the squad to an
upset Big Eight pre - tourney
championship. Ellison, a sen
ior g a a r d, averaged 14.5
points a game.
The team is aggessive and
fast. The squad has good po
tential rehounders in D a v i s
and Murrell and the outside
scoring punch of Chariton and
the inside work of M a r r e 1 1
highlighted the team's over
all ability.
Tract Squad
PrGi'SGu For
Big Egif Win
Nebraska's indoor track
team and Coach Frank Se
vigne were formally lauded
by the Unicameral for win
ning the Big Eight Indoor
Track and Field Champion
ships. -
The resolution, introduced
by Senator Marvin Stromer
of Lincoln, noted a resurgence
of Cornhusker athletic power.
The Big Eight title won by
the track team was the first
for Nebraska in 12 years.
Nebraska's legislators unan
imously passed the resolution
35-0 A copy of the measure
will be sent to Sevigne and
all the members of the track
team.
Petsch Leads Cagers '
In Find Point Tally
Daryl Petsch lead the 1963
Cornhusker scoring attack.
The 6-5 guard from Marys
ville, Kansas averaged 14.8
points a game for 25 games
and totaled 369 points.
Petsch hit 148 field goals for
a .440 percentage and 73 free
throws out of a total of 115
for a .635 percentage.
Thus far Petsch has scored
606 points in two years at Ne
braska. Petsch seems des
tined to move Into the elite
group of all-time top scoring
Haskers. He is currently num
ber 13; Don Smidt, in the!
number 12 spot has lifetime
total of 634 points.
Herschell Turner leads the
the three-year basket bar
rage with 1056 points.
Charlie Jones, jiaiior guard
from Washington, D.C., was
the club's leading rebounder
this year with 204 and was
second in scoring with 291.
Neil Nannen finished the
season with 111 points with
63 of them coming in the fi
nal five games. Jerry Spears,
64 transfer student scored 34
points in four games and was
sidelined most of the second
semester with a shoulder in-
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