Wednesday, December 11, 1963
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The Daily Nebraskan
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Nebraska's basketball team
is still seeking their second
victory, against the Universi
ty of Houston, after a chaotic
76 to 60 loss to Texas Tech
Monday night.
Referees whistled 48 fouls at
the Coliseum, 30 of them on
the Huskers, while an angry
partisan crowd hurled paper
and debris in the second half, i
The fouling, pocr ball han
dling, and a tough Tech de
fense hustled the Scarlet to
defeat
Nebraska outrebounded the
Red Raiders 44 to 30, but
could not make their shots
count, sinking just over thirty
per cent from the floor. For
Tech, it was victory number
one.
The Huskers toyed with the
lead early in the contest but
dropped behind 35 to 25, at
the half. Coach Joe Cipriano, i
in an attempt to find an ef
fective starting five, played
eleven players by interims-1
sion.
Bv the middle of the second
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creeped within five points on
ly to draw more fouls during
a full court press.
Crowd reaction to some
close calls by officials caused
Cipriano to plea for respect
to Tech and the officials. This
came with 5:52 left when pa
per wads covered the Colise
um Boor.
In addition to the personals.
four technicals were called by
the refs. Three of them were
on Husker players and one
was called on Raider Coach
Gene Gibson for protesting a
call.
Jim Yates started at for
ward to lead the Scarlet of
fense with 12 points. Tech's
Glen Hallum meshed 22 points
and contributed a fine defen
sive game.
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Alumni Plan
Active Week
Before Game
The University Alumni
Association is planning sev
eral activities in Miami. Flor
ida, for alumni and friends
attending the Orange Bowl
football game on New Year's
Day.
Main headquarters for Ne
braska alumni will be the
Harbour Inn. at Bal Harbour
just north of Miami Beach. A
registration desk will be
maintained at Harbour Inn
from Dec. 20 through New
Year's Day, according to
George Bastian, executive of
the Alumni Association.
There will be an alumni
social hour following the
Orange Bowl parade. Tuesday
evening, Dec. 31. The event
will be held in the ballroom
of the Everglades Hotel.
A brunch will be served at
a.m. on New Year's Day in
the Harbour Inn.
Bastian reports consider
able interest in attending the
game among alumni in Ne
braska and other parts of the
nation. The Southern Cali
fornia ud Kansas City, Mo.
chapters of the Association
are chartering planes to Mi
ami. Three planes which will
leave from Lincoln are com
pletely sold out Two addi
tional planes will leave Oma
ha and seats are available.
The deadline for reservations
is 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13. Per
sons interested in making
reservations for the flights
from Omaha should contact:
George Bastian, University
of Nebraska Alumni Associa
tion, 238 Nebraska Union
Building, 14th an R Streets,
Lincoln.
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Results
Intramural Results:
Molar Pharmacy 19
Mechanical Enstomrinc 32 AROTC 14
Humeri m Frer Loader J6
Vntaaehabtas 7 Vmeoma 28
Pelta litmitm-k 2 OTorieK) Vheta Xi 0
Phi Kappa. P- 5 Forfeit)
Alapha Tan mew e
AWie 47 Eairlea
Jiisfita fit Vaotera 36
Today's Schedule:
Ar Co Here
J Farm How-B vs. Delta Sunns Pi
7:30 Alpha Gamma Kho-B vs. A Men-B
8:M Farm Housr-C vs. Sigma Alpha
EpsUoo-C
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Pi-B
SO Alpha Tan Omega -B vs. Kappa Slf-
7:S0 Surma Chi-B va. Phi Kappa P-B
t.MTbeta Xi-B vs. Delta Tau Delta-B
S ( Biirma Nd-B w. Delta tlpaUon-B
:30 SiEma Alpha Eptilon-B va. Sigma
Phi F.pmlon-B
? :SB PM kmma Delta-B v Triangle-B
:3U Kappa Sumia-V vs. Sicina CiuC
VanMr
:30 Phi Delta Theta-A va. Alpha Tau
Onwga-A
6igma Chi-A vr Beta Theta Pl-A
t-30 Phi Kappa Pai-A va. Kappa 6tama-A
t:J0 Theta X3-A Va. Sigma Alpha Epailon
A t:W Sijcma No-A v Delta Tan Delta-A
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IX ACTION Nebraska's Simmons in action during the
Nebraska-Texas Tech basketball game Monday-
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By Larry Asman
Sports Staff Writer
Independent champion
Hitchcock daces five men on
this year's player-picked in
dependent intramural au-siar
football team.
Senior quarterback Jerry
Yeutter (rhymes with fight
er), the intramural director
for Hitchcock house, was a
nearly unanimous pick. No
other signal-caller received
over one vote in the polls,
in which teams rated the
teams they had faced and
picked the best man for each
position from teams they had
faced.
Yeutter, a senior physical
education major from Lexing
ton, stands 59" tall and
weights 150 pounds. He was
an honorable mention last
year on the all-dorm intra
mural baskball team.
A winner of seven letters
in football, basketball, and
track at Lexington, Yeutter
competes in almost all intra
mural sports in season. He
has no "secrets" and doesn't
know of anything he's doing
that the other quarterbacks
aren't.
Yeutter told the Daily Ne
braskan: "If any individual
on our team made the all
star team, I think everyone
should because they're all all
stars as far as I'm con
cerned." Senior end AI Olsen from
Deer Park, Long Island, New
York, has made the all-dorm
basketball team for the last
three years. A member of
Wesley" Foundation and a Sel
leck counselor, Olsen is ma
iorinc in psychology and may
counsel at the high-school lev
el before teaching college psy-
TOP FIVE TEAMS
HITCHCOCK 4-D
GUS I 4-D
GUS III 3-2)
BENTON 6-0l
SEATON II 5
chology.
Lanky Hank Krous, also a
forward on last year's all
dorm first team, holds down
the other end spot. Krous
stands 6 3M" tall and weighs
190 pounds.
A junior chemistry major
in pre-med, Krous hails from
Indianola, where he lettered
three years in football, bas
ketball, and track. His team
(basketball) went to the state
tournament his junior and
senior years.
Scrappy back Mike Cockson
of Gustavson III is 5' 8" tall
and weighs only 145 pounds.
Cockson is a sophomore in
pre-1 a w from Doniphan,
where he lettered three years
in football (halfback) and two
in basketball.
Bill Bode, the other half
back even though he played
as much at quarterback,
helped Gus I to tie Hitchcock
in League 8-A with, a 4-1
record.
Bode, of Friend, is 5 11"
tall and weighs 160 pounds.
He is a junior in economics.
Center Bob Lott of Seaton
II, League 7-A champion,
edged Bessey's Dave Tuchen
hagen bv one vote in the bal
loting. Lott is six feet tall
and weighs 165 pounds.
Electrical engineering
claims Lott, a junior from
Bellevue.
Hitchcock guard Dick Za
dina, a sophomore pre-dental
student, is 6' 5" tall and
weights 225 pounds. He was
also a defensive end.
Zadina comes here from
Wichita Southeast High
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School, where he played base
ball until knee and back in
juries forced him out.
Last but not least is Hitch
cock guard Gerald Ehlers,
a solid 5' 7" and 180 pounds.
Ehlers, a junior in Teachers
College (math major,) is from.
Pierce, where he was a three
year letterman in football,
basketball, and track.
The rating of opposing
teams by the players shows
the top three teams of League
8-A as the top three. The
fourth and fifth squads, Ben
ton (6-0) and Seaton II (5-0)
were champions of leagues
6-A and 7-A respectively.
Hitchcock, which won the
independent championship by
I downing Cather 8th floor 21 to
12, lost the All-University
championship to Beta Theta
Pi 14 to 12 after taking a 12
to 0 lead. The Betas scored
on the final play of the game
to win.
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