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Lytle on Mythical
Squad Third Time
NROTC, this year's All-Independent
and All-University
champions, has placed two
men on the" Independent first
team. Larry Lytle of the Den
tal College team is on the
team for the third time.
With four of the men over
six feet, the squad is one of
the bigger aggregations of the jr
intramural league; the aver- jT
age-height of tne squaa is
6'2".
The navy team was led by
two top overall players Don
Schafer and Dick Ratzlaff.
Schafer played one of the for
ward snots for the navy squad
and, according to their coach,;
Lt I'Anson, was tne team s
top player bot h offensively
and defensively.
Schafer is a graduate of
University High where he let
tered three years in basket
ball and track. He is a mem
ber of Sigma Nu fraternity
and is a junior, majoring in
civil engineering. Schafer is
6'3" and weighs 180.
The other navy spot is filled
by Dick Ratzlaff, who plays
the other forward spot on the
mythical squad. Playing for
the Navy champs, Ratzlaff
scored 17 points a game and
was one of the better ball
handlers on the squad.
Ratzlaff is 6'1" and tips the
scales at 163 pounds. He is
a member of Theta Xi fra
ternitv, majoring in account
ing. Affter graduation, he
hopes to go into flight train
ing in the Navy program.
Ratzlaff attended Aberdeen,
South Dakota, Central High
where he lettered in football
and basketball.
Bob Krall, the mythical
team's center, stands 6'5" and
weighs 195 pounds. During
season play for the Rene
gades, he was the team's top
rebounder and scored 15
points a game.
Krall, a graduate student,
attended Grand Island High
where he played basketball
and baseball. He played on
the high school basketball
team that defeated Boys Town
for the state championship in
Class AA.
Larry Lytle, Dental College
forward, is on the All-Independent
team f or the t h i r d
straight year. This past year,
Lytle averaged 15 points a
game and paced the Dents to
a third place finish in the
independent league.
Before coming to the mi
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SCHAFER Navy junior
Don Schafer paced the
All-University champions
to their second straight
intramural title.
The other guard position is
filled by Newman Club guard
Joe Gaughan. Gaughan is the
smallest man on the inde
pendent team, standing only
5'8" and weighing 160 pounds.
The stocky guard led the New
man Club scoring attack with
17 points a game.
He attended Lincoln Pius
X, playing both basketball
and baseball. On the baseball
squad Gaughan played the
shortstop post and played
against the Hastings Jr. Le
gion team in the regional
y
All-Independent Team
; ' FIRST TEAM' '
DON SCHAFER ; NAVAL ROTC
DICK RATZLAFF NAVAL ROTC
BOB KRALL RENEGADES
LARRY LYTLE DENTAL COLLEGE
JOE GAUGHAN . NEWMAN CLUB
SECOND TEAM
Bob Andrews Misfits
Don Fricke Dental College
Denny Bargen ....Air Force ROTC
John Burgeson Renegades
Ed Regeleon 1 .......... : .Newman Club
THIRD TEAM .
Pat Bartoff . . . i .Ren Jgades
Jim Davis ; . ..Navy ROTC
Ken Johnson Phi Epsilon Kappa
Dave Wilhelm ' Pharmacy
Jim Killenger Dental College
HONORABLE MENTION
Gary Bargen, Phi Epsilon Kappa; Jim Houser, Newman
Club; Bob Hanna, Renegades; Dave Elm, Pharmacy; Bob
Lockwood, Air Force ROTC; John Oberg, Navy ROTC; Dick
Brennig, Navy ROTC; Bob Jacobson, Playboys; Max Man
kins; Unteachables. ,
GAUGHAN Stocky Joe
Gaughan filled the guard
spot for Newman club av
eraging 17 points a game
to lead the club to a fifth
p.acc .... . nnsitinn. led hv the
shnntinfJ nf T.Jirrv T.vHa nnri
playoffs the year that Has- Don Fricke. They edged the
tings went to the Little World
Series of "Junior Legion com
petition. Naval ROTC paced the in
dependent top ten this year
as it won the All-University
championship for the second
straight year.
The Renegades fill the sec
ond spot behind the cham
pions. This squad, although it
did not make it through the
tournev held up well under a
season of rugged competition.
I Misfits for third place due to
the tougher league in which
they played.
The Misfits, although they
finished second to Navy in
the tournament is placed in
fourth position in the inde
pendent league because of its
schedule.
Newman Club, paced by in
dependent selection Joe Gau
ghan rounds out the top five.
Althoueh the squad had a
Dental College led the third! fairly poor season record (2-4)
it played in the stiffest inde
pendent league which con
tained the University cham
pions Navy, as well as Dent
al College.
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THE TOP TEN:
Naval ROTC
Renegades
Dental College ., .
Misfits .
Newman Club
Pharmacy '
Playboys
Air Force ROTC .
Social Workers
Unteachables
in C -V I
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ISU EDGES NU SAES
Iowa State edged Nebraska 57 to 54 in the title bout of
the first annual Sigma ,Alpha Epsilon Midlands Invitational
basketball tourney.
Tom Line, game leader with 25 points, wrapped up the
contest for the Cyclone quintet with four free throw shots
in the closing seconds.
Kent McCloughan was high tallier for Nebraska with 18.
In the semi-finals, Iowa State knocked off South Dakota,
41 to 38, while Nebraska sneaked past Kansas State, 49-48.
Nebraska's Ernie Bonistall sunk two i free shots after
time had run out to eliminate K-State from the running.
Bonistall racked up 27 points in the contest.-. :
In Friday's prelimns, South Dakota easily got by Drake,
53 to 37. .
Lincoln All-Stars Beat NU Bowlers
NU Recruits Gridders
Nebraska football recruit
ing is gaining momentum as
Coach Bob Devaney and his
staff have signed a number
of outstanding Nebraska high
school products.
All-state halfback K a y e
Carstens from Fairbury and
Lincoln Southeast are among
the Nebraska prep gridders
to sign letters of intent at
the University of Nebraska.
Devaney said out-state re
cruiting was still in the ear
ly stages. A number of offers
have been made and boys
will be visiting the Cornhusk
er campus soon to help them
make their decision.
Spring Sports Dates
The letter of intent is an
innovation of the Big Eight
and Southwestern Confer
ences. Any athlete who signs
the letter is contracted to
play at the school he signs
for as soon as the transaction
is recorded.
Apr. 1
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
When he signs, no
Big Eight or Southwestern
conference school can sign
As for next year's pros
pects, Devaney seemed most
concerned about depth in the
line and somewhat in the
b a c k f i e 1 d. That concern
seems justified as Nebraska
lost four of the six top ends,
at least one of the first two
linemen at every position ex
cept center, plus three of the I Apr
first four fullbacks. " apt.
"There are a lot of good
boys from the freshman
team, which was very well-
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other Daiancea, w no we win neeu
help trom, uevaney saia. ui
course, we can't tell yet who
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versitv, Lvtle spent four vears him away. Coach Devaney! the good boys are going to; apt.
at Chadron State Teachers ; pointed out that the provision
College where he played foot- does not apply to schools of
ball and basketball. During; any other conference or an
his junior and senior yea r s j independent. That is, theoret
at Chadron, he was on the ically, a Big Ten school could
Nebraska College Conference -sign any athlete who con-
basketball team
Lytle attended Chadron
Prep and was an All-State se
lection w hen Chadron took the
state Class B basketball cham
pionship in 1952.
Lytle is 6'2" and weighs
180 pounds.
traded by a letter of intent
from Nebraska.
"There are several boys
who haven't made up their
minds or who we are consid
be, but spring practice will
give them their chance.
Some of the Nebraska high
school products who have
signed letters of intent: Ga
ry Neibauer, Scottsbluff; Tim
Dempsey, Omaha Central;
Larry Wachholtz, North
Platte; George Blankenship,
Holy Name; Larry Hansen,
Blair; Dennis Thorell, Loom-
Apr. 26
Sport Event i
Baseball Tulsa t Tulsa
Baseball Tulsa at Tulsa I
Baseball Tulsa at Tulsa
Golf Creighton at Omaha ,
Tennis Creighton in Lincoln
Baseball
Kansas State in Lincoln (2)
5-6 Track Texas Relays at Austin
Baseball Kan. State in Lincoln
Golf .. Omaha U. In Lincoln
Tennis .. Wichita at Wichita
Baseball
Kansas at Lawrence (2)
Track . Iowa State in Lincoln
Tennis TuLsa at Tulsa
Baseball Kansas at Lawrence
Golf . Iowa State at Ames
Tennis
Oklahoma Baptut at Shawnee
Baseball
South Dakota State in Lincoln
Golf Drake at Des Moines
Tennis Oklahoma at Norman
Baseball
South Dakota State in Lincoln
Golf . Washburn at Topeka
Tennis
Oklahoma State at Stillwater
Baseball
South Dakota State in Lincoln
Goli
Kan.-Okla.-Kan. S. at Lawrence
Baseball
Oklahoma in Lincoln (2)
19-20 Track
Kansas Relays at Lawrence
Golf
Kan. S -Okla. at Manhattan.
Baseball Oklahoma in Lincoln
Golf . Creighton in Lincoln
1 rack . Houston in Lincoln
Tennis . Drake at Des Moines
Golf
Kan. S.-Okla. S. in Lincoln
Baseball
.. Iowa State in Lincoln (2)
Apr.
Apr. 30
Apr. 30
May 3.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
26-27 Tennis
. . Kan. S.-Iowa s. at Ames
Apr. 26-27 Track
Drake Relays at Des Moinea
Baseball lowa St. in Lincoln
Golf Omaha U. at Omaha
Tennis . Omaha U. at Omaha
Golf
Okla. -Iowa S -Kan. in Lincoln
3 Tennis Kansas at Lawrence
3 Baseball
Colorado at Boulder (2)
4 Tennis Washburn at Topeka
4 Baseball
Colorado at Boulder
4 Track . Colorado at Boulder
7 Tennis Omaha U. in Lincoln
9-11 Golf
Pikes Peak Tournament
Colorado Springs
Tennis Creighton at Omaha !
Baseball '
. Missouri in Lincoln (2) I
Baseball Missouri in Lincoln
Track Missouri in Lincoln !
ALL -SPORTS DAY
Intrasquad Football Game '
Golf I
North Dakota State in Lincoln ;
Tennis '
Colorado in Lincoln Tentative)
May 16-18 Golf j
Conference Meet at Manhattan '
May 17-18 Tennis
Conference Meet at Manhattan '
May 17-18 Track
Conference Meet at Manhattan
May 17 Baseball
Oklahoma State at Stillwater (2)
May 18 Baseball i
Oklahoma State at Stillwater
June 14-15 Track
NCAA Meet at Albuquerque. 1
New Mexico. 1
Five pins separated the Uni
versity bowling team from a
victory over the Lincoln All
Stars in a match at Nebraska
Union Lanes. The Huskers
Were beaten 2830-2825.
The All-Stars were led by
i Stan Dority's 629 series and
254 game. Galen Hadley, a
member of last year's Univer
sity team, contributed a 606
series and 229 game.
The Huskers were led by
Keith Van Velkinburgh's 636
series and 234 game, and Bob
Cant's 622 series and 235
game. Other Husker keglers
were Phil Schenck, Dave
Morey, and Dennis Stnewe.
The Nebraskans next match
will be with bmaha Univer
sity Saturday in the Nebraska
Union. .
BOX, SCORES
Players
Bob Gant
Dave Morey
Dennis Stuewe
Phil Schenck
Keith Van
Velkinburgh
Nebraska
1st G 2nd G
..206 21)5
... 161 173
...172 wa
.. 167 207
3rd G Tot.
1R1 622
1H8 522
148 4 H
203 377
234 221 181 6:18
Totals
Players
Rich Hoffman
Larry Finky
Matt Bmwn .
Galen Hadley
Stan Dority .
Totals . . .
940 984
Lincoln All-Stars
1st G 2nd G
216 l."i8
201 192
152 149
191 181
179 254
901 282
3rd G Tot.
197 57 1
204 597
126 427
229 6116
1 629
939 939 952 2830
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