THe Daily Nebraskan
Monday, January 13, 1964
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Nebraska startled M i s
souri's basketball team with
a basketball lesson Saturday
night, taking a 74 to 69 vie
tory in overtime for the
buskers' second Big Eight
win in a row.
Scarlet "cage instruction"
began at 8:00 in the Coliseum
and the favored Tigers were
willing students until late in
the game. Coley Webb,
young but talented teacher,
demonstrated the art of hustle
with 19 points, including a
nine point spree late in the
first half.
The Huskers took acorn-
manding 37 to 33 lead on
soph Webb's work, bat the
Tiger classroom disrupted
with eight minutes gone in the
second session.
IM Schedule
Indoor track and field finals
are Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. at
the East Stadium. Pole vault
finals begin at 5:00 p.m.
Today's Schedule:
As College
6:30 Alpha Gamma Rho-A vi. Farm
House-A
7:M Alpha Gamma Slgma-A vs. Beta
Sigma Psi-A
1:30 Sigma Alpha Ma vs. Ag Men-A
P. E. Court 1
5:00 Maclean vs. Avery
6:30 Canfield vs. Seaton II
7:30 Free Loaders vs. Unl Aggies
t:30 Unicorns vs. Met. Engineers
P. E. Court . 2
3:00 Boucher vs. Andrews
6:30 Runners vs. Vooter's
7:30 Eagles vs. Misfits
6:30 AAF-ROTC vs. Pharmacy
Varsity Court
6:30 Phi Kappa Psi-A vs. Sigma Chl-A
7:30 Kappa Alpha Psi-A vs. Sigma Nu-A
8:30 Acacia vs. Trlangle-A
Fresh Court
6:30 Delta Sigma Pi -A vs. Delta Sig
ma Phi-A
7:30 Selleck vs. Betsey
t:30 Kiesselbach vs. Seaton I
Today's Schedule:
As College
Open to AG COLLEGE Students for
PRACTICE
P.E. Court 1
5:00 Phi Epsllon Kappa vs. Navy. ROTC
P.E. Court 2
5:00 Dental College vs. Newman Club
Intramural Results:
Delta Upsilon-A SO
Phi Delta Theta-A 87
Kappa Sigma-B 2 (Forfeit)
Beta Theta Pi-B O
Delta Upsllon-B 45 Delta Tau Delta-B 16
Beta Theta Pl-C 31 Sigma Cbi-C 25
Canfield 37 Boucher 34
Hichcock 2 ....(Forfeit).... Capital 0
Delta Sigma Pi 37 Triangle-B 25
Farm House-C 30 .. Delta Tau DeiU-C 12
Guard Bob Price was the
troublemaker, hitting ten
straight points after Nebras
ka had earned a twelve point
advantage with the strong
board play of transfer Bob
Antulov and the playmaking
of another sophomore, Grant
bimmons.
Price and his mates kept
the pressure on after having
a disappointing opening sev
en and a half minutes of the
second half thev didn't score
a field goal in that stretch.
Nebraska shooting cooled
in the last minutes and the
Tigers held a four point ad
vantage at 65 to 61 on fielders
by Price and Gary Garner
with a 1:21 left.
Husker Coach Joe Cipriano
called time out at this point.
Nebraska came back with a
special weaving offense which
sprung Grant Simmons for a
lay-up.
Tiger Don Early traveled
to give the Scarlet their tying
chance and Antelov re
sponded with a tip-in of a
coroming Webb jumper. An
tulov's tipping with able sup
port from Jerry Spears and
Charlie Jones accounted for
the numerous Nebras
ka scores from under the
bucket.
Antulov, a 6-7 junior, tipped
in four of his six baskets
while Simmons set up at least
six lay-ups with his sharp
passing on fast breaks.
Missouri set up their scor
ing ace and top rebounder
Ray Bob Carey with three
shots behind screens but the
6-7 senior couldn't cash in.
With 21 seconds left the home
team got a chance to break
NU
Alley Squad
uts Lead Edge
Nebraska's Kansas-Nebras
ka League bowling team won
11 of 12 games here Saturday
to cut Kansas's league lead
to three games.
Captain Keith Van Velkin-
burgh led Husker scoring with
194 average and the lone
Nebraska 600 series (605
against Wichita).
Kansas, which lost 3 of 4 to
Nebraska, won only 7 of 12
for a season's record of 46 Vi
wins and 25Vi losses with two
rounds left in the season.'
Kansas State, which was
only lVi games behind the
Huskers after a disastrous Ne
braska performance during
Christmas vacation, lost 11 of
12.
Nebraska averages:
Keith Van
Velkinbursh (194) fWl-ftOS-.W 1751
Bob Gant (189) 583-568-5511702
Phil Schenck (187) 585-MI-517 1683
Steve Sandelin 1184) ... 5B6-533-557 1656
Ralph DeUng (175) 550-513 5141577
fcl.eague Standings:
Kansas 46W 25Vi
Nebraska 43Vi 28Va
Kansas State 32 40
Wichita 22 50
NEBRASKA (4-0)
Bob Gant 225 175 183 583
Steve Sandelin 151 215 200 566
Ralph DeLong 2.16 138 176 550
Phil Schenck 217 181 187 585
K. Van Velkinbursh . . 195 175 211 5H1
1024 884 857 2865
KANSAS STATE (0-4)
Tom Twombly 134 164 143
Dave Wetzel 183 182 165
Art Loercher 212 182 203
Darold Cole 165 135 180
Harry Bond 162 181 202
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480
545
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167 204
180 187
NEBRASKA
Gant 197
Sandelin 166
DeLong ....1 178 171 164 513
Schenck 176 204 201 581
Van Velkinbursh 178 213 214 605
895 835 S7 2800
WICHITA (0-4)
Ben Grenway 171 191 214 576
Chuck Kopetzky 132 164 163 450
Bruce Klscner 139 166 154
Al West 160 150 143
Jim Morrison 197 239 181
789 910 855 2564
NEBRASKA (3-1)
Gant 143 200 208
Sandelin 195 185 177
DeLong 146 180 188
Schenck 189 168 160
Van Velkinburgh 182 207 178
855 840 911 2708
KANSAS (1-3)
Bill Ryan 171
Ken Hoy 182
Bob Bowersock 163
Don Kahl 157
Dave Rybolt 174
171 200
177 187
154 151
147 218
188 163
551
557
514
517
567
542
546
468
52Z
525
847 137 SI 260
MISSOURI ACE MISSES Although he meshed 18 points
Saturday night, Tiger Ray Bob Carey missed three big ones
late in bis team's losing effort against Nebraska.
Mat Men Cop
First Victory v
Nebraska's wrestling team
won its first dual meet Friday
night 22 to 6 over Fort Hays
(Kansas) State College.
The Huskers, captained by
sophomore Rick Allgood, lost
only the heavyweight and 147
pound classifications. Denny
Kendall (157) and John Hall
gren (167) scored pins for Ne
braska. Nebraska is now 1 and 2.
Next match is Thursday vers
us South Dakota University
there.
Results:
123 Steve Waleiu. N, dee. Lea Albert 64
130 Rick Allgood. N. dee. Glenn White.
1-0
137 Chuck Martin, N, dec. Ed Hanson,
T-6
147 Bob Brown. FH, dee. Gary Rich
ards. 4-3
157 Dennis Kendall, N, pinned Dennis
Hunter in 5.58
167 John HaUgren. N. pinned Vic Lyc
zak in 4:45
177 Jot McCaasrey, N, dec. Del Eritk
son. 7-0
Hwt.Jlm Kinkier, FH, dec. Art Rasch
ke. 4)
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S7UDRNT Tsttrs.
I the 65-65 tie but Simmons was
cumeieu uyuig to tuss in a
jumper.
During the five minute ov
ertime session, Missouri re
luctantly learned their long
.esson. Joel Kortus, who had
arlter missed action with a
;nt over his eye, and Sim
i.ions combined for eight
onus in the extra session to
i:e the contest.
Kansas is the next Husker
opponent Tuesday in Lawr
ence. The Jayhawks are 1-2
braska's record stands at 3-9
overall and 2-0 in the c o n
ference. NEBRASKA (74)
fg-tga ft-fta rek pf tp
Antulov 6-11 1-6
Ceburn 1-10 3-4
Jones 2-9
1-2
Kortus 6-10 2-2 4
Relners 0-1 0-0 0
Simmons 5-13 3-4 4
Spears 2.4 1.2 2
Webb 7-16 5-7 11
Team
Totals 24-C 11-15 44 22 6
MISSOURI
fs-fra ft-rta reb pf tp
Price 7-18 6-9 1 4 20
Mnnses 3.5 0-2 5 2 6
Carey 7-21 4-5 14 3 18
Garner 5-11 4-4 1 3 14
Flamank 2-12 3-8 13 5 7
Early 0-2 4-7 4 5 4
Rudd 0-2 0-0 0 0 0
Team
Total 29-68 16-27 41 24 74
Missouri 33 32 4 09
Nebraska ... 37 28 974
Officials Pat Haggerty and Ken Pryor
Big 8 Standings
NEBRASKA
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa Stat
Pet. GB
1.000
1.000
.500 1
.333 H,
.333 lVa
.000 2
Kansas To Host Nebraska
After First Big Fight Win
The University of Kansas,
which hosts Nebraska Tues
day, won its first conference
game in three starts 73 to 55
over Colorado at Boulder Sat
urday night.
Colorado, which had opened
its conference slate with an
upset of defending co-champi
on and tournament winner
Kasas State, trailed by 23
points during the first half
spurt.
Kansas made 53 of its
shots from the field to 34
for the Bufaloes and outre
bounded Colorado 46 to 45.
Kansas State's Wildcats re
covered from their opening
loss to smash Iowa State 73
to 52 as scoring leader Willie
Murrell made 26 points. Mur
rell also garnered 18 rebounds.
When the young Cyclones
took a 21 to 14 lead, Kansas
State's Coach Winter put in
a new team. One new man,
sophomore Ron Paradis, hit
10 points in three minutes and
finished the contest with 17.
Oklahoma State is tied for
the conference lead with Ne
braska after stopping state
rival Oklahoma 67 to 56 Sat
urday night at Norman.
Little guard Larry Hawk,
who scored 20 in the Cow
boys' first conference win,
came through with 15, but
Gary Hassman led Oklahoma
State with 20. Jim King added
13, while F a r r e 1 1 Johnson
topped the Sooners with 19.
COLORADO
OFT OPT
Unseld 9 6-9 24 Lints 2 0-2 4
Renko 5 2-2 12 Frlnk 2 1-2 5
Wesley 2 2-3 Davis 3 4-12 10
Bolton 0 0-0 0 Parsons 3 0-16
Loving 2 3-5 7 Joyce 5 0-2 10
Correll 30 10-10 16 Gardner 1 1-2 3
Ruggles 0 0-9 0 Sparks 2 1-1 9
Lewis 12-2 1 Saunders 10-0 2
T'ompi'n 0 2-2 i
Fuller 11-2 3
Spanholx 0 0-0 0
Baker 2 1-2 5
Lewis 0 0-0 0
Yarlott 0 0-0 0
Totals 24 25-31 TJ Totals 22 11-28 55
Kansas
Colorado -M
Attendance 5,900.
ADVISE PAYS OFF Nebraska Coach Joe Cipriano in
structs Grant Simmons in practice earlier this week. It
paid off . . . the sophomore's ball handling was a major
factor in the 74 to 69 Husker win.
Husker Grid Team
High InNU Annals
Before assigning the 1963 football Cornhuskers to the
archives, it's interesting to summarize their accomplish
ments. Take the team itself:
The 9-1 regular season record was the Huskers top
production since 1905 (9-2).
The 10-1 record, including the 13-7 victory over Au
burn in the Orange Bowl, was the best record and the first
time 10 victories had been achieved since 1903 (11-0).
The 10-1 record ranks 7th on the all-time list and
the .909 was the best percentage since 1914 (.938).
Nebraska evened its bowl record at 2-2.
Coach Bob Devaney's two-year mark of 19-3 was the
second best tandem production in history, trailing only
Walter C. (Bummy) Booth's 21-0 in 1902-1903. E.O. (Jumbo)
Stiehm holds the best three-year mark with 23-0-1. Percentage-wise
Stiehm ranks second for a two-year span with
15-0-1 in either 1913-14 or 1914-15.
Here's the list of Nebraska's top seasons:
W L T Pet. Pts. Opp.
1903 11 0 0 1.000 292 16
1902 10 0 0 1.000 185 0
1915 8 0 0 1.000 282 40
1913 8 0 0 1.000 138 28
1890 2 0 0 1.000 . 28 0
1914 7 0 1 .938 174 28
1963 10 1 0 .909 273 114
Individually, All Big 8 quarterback Dennis Claridge
whose 68-yard TD sprint against Auburn on the second
play set an Orange Bowl record became Nebraska's top
passer.
During his career. Claridge completed 125 passes for
1,733 yards, bettering the old marks of 113 and 1,564 set
by John Bordogna in 1951-52-53.
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