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Friday, March 15, 1963
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Nebraska . .
The Husker swimming
squad, last weekend, walked
off with six gold medals and
three records as they won sec
ond place behind Oklahoma
in the Big Eignt conierence
meet, highest finish since
Vern Bauers won four gold
medals and was in on two of
the NU records.
The Nebraska State High
School Basketball tournament
swung into action yesterday
afternoon, starting a three
day affair culminating Satur
day at the Coliseum. Ealy
round winners were Omaha
Tech and Columbus in Class
A; Minden and Ogallala in
Class B; Tecumseh and Utica
in Class C; and in Class D,
DeWitt and Polk were the
winners.
Big Eight . . .
Oklahoma State won the Big
Eight wrestling champi
onships last weekend as they
edged out Oklahoma; Nebras
ka finished in last place. Husk
er Mike Nissen was edged by
defending champion Mark Mc
Cracken by a 5-3 decision.
Colorado defeated Kan
sas State last Saturday night
to earn the right to represent
the Big JUignt conierence ai
the NCAA basketball cham
pionships. They meet Okla
homa City University in the
first round of the regional
tournaments. Kansas State
and Colorado each shared a
part of the Big Eight crown
with identical 11-3 records.
Nation . . .
C a s s i u s Clay decisioned
Doug Jones in a ten round
middleweight bout at Madison
Square Garden Wednesday
night before a crowd of 18,000.
But his string on nine straight
knockouts came to an end as
Clay had to fight hard all the
way for the decision. Sonny
Liston, Heavyweight cham
pion, commenting on, the
game "he would be locked
up for murder if the pair were
ever matched." Clay failed
to knock out Jones in the fourth
as he had predicted; after
ward he said that he would
give up prognostications.
Carroll Rosenbioom, owner
of the Baltimore Colts profes
sional football team, was im
plicated on a charge of bet
ting against the Colts in a
1953 game with the San Fran
cisco 49ers. The charge in
volved a $55,000 bet with Mi
chael J. McLaney of Miami
Beach, a former operator of
a Havana gambling casino
during the Batista regime.
Avery I Wins
Burr-Selleck Title
By LARRY ASMAN
Defending champion NROTC
has again won the All-Independent
basketball chamion
ship by defeating the Misfits
43 to 39.
Dick Ratzlaff was Navy's
high scorer with 17 points.
Dick Brehnihg added 13. They
were Navy's two highest scor
ers the night before, too.
This was a rebound match
as Navy, which beat the Mis
fits Tuesday night, and Mis
fits had each lost once.
The Misfits, making a spir
ited effort to pull the game
out of Jthe fire after trailing
by ten points at the three
quarter mark, fell short by
four. ' ,
Navy will now play the win
ner of the Sigma Alpha Epsi-lon-A
Avery I game for the
A 1 1-University Intramural
Championship.
Avery I came back from a
Tuesday loss to Canfield to de
feat Canfield 56 to 48 for the
Bur r-Selleck championship
Wednesday night. Ted Vactor
and Henry Woods led Avery
with 20 and 17 points respec
tively. Down 10 points after three
quarters, the game Canfield
squad, led by Jed Rood s 10
iourtkquarter points, crept to
within three points before fi
nally losing by eight. Rood
led his team with 17 points.
The winners, who had hit
only six of their twenty-one
foul shots the night before,
made half of their twenty at
tempts while Canfield made
only four of nine.
Today at 4:45 on the Varsity
court Avery will play Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, the All-Fraternity
"A" champions.
Score by quarters:
Avery I 11 18 12 1556
Canfield 9 12 10 1748
Sigma Phi Epsilon-C re
bounded from a 12-point loss
to Beta Theta Pi C to take the
All-Fraternity "C" champion
ship 50 to 40. Down five at the
half and three points after
three quarters, the Sig Eps
outscored their rivals 19 to 6
in the final period.
The Sig Eps, who were a
perfect 12 for 12 at the free
throw line, were led by Tom
Kilzer, Gene Adams, and
Dennis Gemar, who scored 15,
13, and 11 points, respective
ly. Arliss Brash paced the
Betas with 13 points with Le
roy Bentz adding ten.
Score by quarters:
Sigma Phi Epsilon-C 12 6 13 19 50
Beta Theta Pl-C 10 13 11 6-40 I
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IM TOURNEY FINALS The All-University intra
mural basketball finals are entering the last days of ac
tion. Today the Sig Alphas meet Avery I, Burr-Selleck
champion, at 4:45 p.m. The championships will be deter
mined on Saturday afternoon between games of the State
Basketball tourney.
Phi Kappa Psi Wins First
In Intramural Paddleball
Phi Kappa Psi won the 1962
63 intramural pad d 1 e b a 1 1
championships last week with
Steve North winning the sec
ond flight of the singles event
for the Phi Psi's. Then Mike
Barton and Steve North of the
Phi Psi team teammed to
gether to win the All-University
Doubles championship.
Larry Willis won the third
flight of the singles paddle
ball event and went on to win
the All-University singles
championship.
Results of the Singles and
Doubles paddleball championships:
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INTRAMURAL PADDLEBALL
SINGLES AND DOUBLES
ALL-UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONS Phi
Kappa Psi Trophy.
ALL-UNIVERSITY SINGLES CHAMPI
ON Larry Willis, Ind. Medal.
ALL-UNIVERSITY DOUBLES CHAM
PIONS Mike Barton & Steve North
Medals Phi Kappa Psi.
Certificates To Winners of Each Flifht
Singles
1st Flight George Flock, Independent
2nd Flight Steve North, Phi Kappa Psi
3rd Flight Larry Willis, Independent
4th Flight John Osterlund, Delta Tau
Delta
5th Flight Ralph Queen, Delta Tau Delta
6th Flight Jim Scanlon, Delta Tau Delta
Donbles .
1st Flight-Mike Barton & Steve North,
Phi Kappa Psi
2nd Flight Bob Moore and Jim Scanlon,
Delta Tau Delta
3rd Flight
4th Flight Mike Hewlett Dave Wether
ell. Theta Xi.
5th Flight Wally Weeks Lynn Hassel
bach. Delta Tau Delta
6th Flight
.FINAL TEAM STANDING-
PLACE TEAM Points Forfeits
1st Phi Kappa Psi 71 6
2nd Delta Tau Delta .... 63 S.
3rd Independents 35 1
4th Newman Club 30 0
5th Theta XI 25 5
6th Phi Gamma Delta ..22 2
7th Alpha Tau Omega ... 14 2
8th Dental College 10 1
9th Delta L'psilon ....... 0 2
Sigma Chi 0 2
-Benton' 0 3
Frosh Basemen Meet
There will be an impor
tant meeting of all fresh
man baseball candidates
Monday, March 18, at 7
p.m. in the Fieldhouse. Head
coach Tony Sharpe and
freshman coach Bob Gates
will be there.
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The Husker gymnastics
squad will travel to Mankato,
Minn, today for the Central
District championships. The
Huskers are the defending
champion in the meet.
Nebraska will take a 12-1
season record into the meet.
Their only defeat thus far this
season has been to Iowa State.
Dennis Albers will defend
his crown in the all-around,
free exercise and the side
horse at the meet. He is cur
rently recovering from a
shoulder injury but should be
ready for the meet Geier said.
The stiffest competition for
the Huskers this year should
come from the University of
Denver.
Husker entries and their
events:
Dennis Albers all-around exercise,
tumbling, tramooline
Frank Allen all-around exercise,
tumbling, trampoline
Jim Howard all-around exercise,
tumbling, trampoline
Gene Hart sidehorse
Richard McCoy rings, sidehorse, par
allel bars, free exercise, tumbling
Jerry Harvey tree exercise, tumbling
Lawrence Pfelff free exercise, tumbling
Tom Sitzman parallel ban, rings
Track Clinic
Scheduled
On Saturday
A track clinic for prep
coaches will be held tomorrow
morning at the University of
Nebraska indoor layout be
neath the East Stadium, Dale
Snook of University High an
nounced. Bob Lawson, formerly a top
flight decathlon performer at
the University of Southern
California, will lecture on how
to get an athlete in condition.
Lawson, presently Iowa State's
new track coach, will supple
ment his talk with a variety of
exercises.
Lawson is known for his be
lief in sound conditioning.
The clinic, sponsored by the
Nebr. High School Coaches
Assn., starts at 8 a.m.
Track Squad
To Banquet
Nebraska's indoor track
champs and coaches will be
honored at a dinner Sunday at
5 p.m. at the Nebraska Center.
AthlPtif director TiDDV Dye
and the athletic department
will sponsor the dinner. The
track team won the Big Eight
Track and Field Champion
ships, on March 2 in Kansas
City, Mo.
The triumph was the Urst
Big Eight crown for any Hus
ker team since laal.
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