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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, January 22, 1964
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Sig Ep 'C Team
Stays Unbeaten
The keen competition in Fraternity league C-16 con
tinued in Monday's intramural basketball play, as Phi
Delta Theta beat Beta Theta Pi 47 to 35, and Sigma Chi
defeated Phi Kappa Psi 43 to 35.
Phi Kappa Psi, in absorbing its first loss in five
games, drops into a first place tie with the victorious Phi
Delts. Sigma Chi is now 4 and 2 and Beta Theta Pi 3 and 2.
John Hinrkks hit six field goals in the first period
to give the Betas a 17 to 12 first period lead, but Phi
Delta Theta's balanced attack, paced by Pat Fitzpatrick's
14 points, Dick Newton's 12 and Chuck Salem's 10, pro
vided a one-pont lead by halftime and a 33 to 30 bulge
after three periods.
Ron Harris was the leading scorer for Sigma Chi with
15. Dave Theirsen scored 17 of Phi Kappa Psi's 35 points.
Sigma Phi Epsilon kept its grip on first place in
league C-17 with a 68 to 23 victory over FarmHouse.
The Sig Eps are now a perfect 6 and 0, while FarmHouse
is now 3 and 2.
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Alpha Gamma Rho's 'B" team defeated Delta Sigma
Pi-B 49 to 27.
Today's Schedule:
P E. Court 1 5:00 Beta Theta Pi-B vt. Alpha Tan Omega-B.
P.E. Court 1 :0O Kappa Sigma-B vi. Sigma Chi-B.
Intramural Standings
Through Mon.
Cebruini
Harold Cebrun grabbed the
scoring lead from senior
Charlie Jones but Jones main
tained his rebounding superi
ority on Nebraska's basket
ball team in 14 games.
Cebrun, the 5-10 junior
guard, crept past Jones by
161 to 157 with a 19 point per-
Varsity Statistics
FG-FGA FT-FTA
NAME
Harold Cebrun 74-211 9-22
Charlie Jones 68-166 21-28
Grant Simmons 42-107 26-41
Jim Yates 34-102 13-25
Coley Webb 31-57 26-40
Bob Antulov 30-84 23-47
Daryl Petsch 30-66 11-16
Joel Kortus 26-55 15-17
Jerry Spears 19-52 8-13
Neil Nannen 9-35 12-24
Al Reiners 4-13 5-10
Earl Wright 5-21 1-6
Denny Puelz 1-4 0-0
RB
26
98
49
52
53
76
24
23
41
29
8
12
0
PF
21
28
41
40
19
41
16
33
35
20
9
7
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161
157
110
78
88
83
71
67
46
30
13
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Top Freshman Scorers
Player FG FT-FTA PF TP
Fred Hare 20 16-28 8 56
Willie Campbell 16 4-10 7 36
Nate Branch 13 7-17 11 33
Bob Cebrun 13 1- 4 3 27
Brice Pearson 7 3- 6 5 17
Gary Neibauer 6 4- 9 5 16
Charlie Stone 5 1-2 5 11
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: Feb 3-6 FEB. 3-12 a
formance against Oklahoma
City. He is averaging 12.4 per
game for the Scarlet who will
play their next game with
Missouri on February 1 at
Columbia.
Former Nebraska All-Stater
Fred Hare leads the Husker
frosh after their three games.
Hare has managed 18.6 points
a contest. Teammates Willie
Campbell and Nate Branckh
also have averaged in the
double figures with 12 and 11
points a game.
The freshmen, with three
wins under their belt, have
five more games on their
schedule. Kansas State's
Leodl
yearlings will travel to Lin
coln February 3 for the next
freshman game.
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HAS MORE Of EVtRYTHING
FRATERNITY 1-A
Phi Kappa Psi -0
Sigma Phi Epsiloa 4-0
Sigma Chi 3-1
Phi Delta Theta 2-2
Kappa Sigma 2-S
Alpha Tan Omega -0-4
Beta Theta Pi O-S
FRATERNITY -A ,
Sirma Alpha Epsiloa 4-0
Sigma Nu 4-0
Delta I'psiion -
Kappa Alpha Psi 2-2
Theta Xi 2-2
Phi Gamma Delta 1-4
Delta Tao Delta 0-5
FRATERNITY J-A
Ag Men 5-0
Farm House 4-1
Alpha Gamma Rho 3-2
A -ha Gamma Sigma 3-2
Triangle 2-S
Acacia 1-4
Beta Sigma Psi 1-4
Sigma Alpha Ma -i
FRATERNITY 4-A
Delta Sigma Pi 4-2
Brown Palace 3-2
Comhusker Co-op 3-2
Delta Sigma Phi 3-2
Pioneer Co-op 3-2
Pi Kappa Phi 2-2
Chi Phi 2-S
Theta Chi 0-5
BI RR-SF.LLKCK -A
Seaton I 4-0
Benton 3-1
Gooding -32
Emith I
Pessey
Felleck
Kiesselbach
Andrews
Fairfield
Mac Lean
Seaton II
Boucher
Canfield
Avery
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RELLF.CK S-A
SELLECK 7-A
2-3
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3-1
3-1
3-2
2-3
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Phi Delta Phi 1-3
Newman Club 0-5
INDEPENDENT 11-A
Dental Molars 2-0
Trenton House 2-0
Mecta Engineers 2-1
AAF ROTC 1-2
Pharmacy 1-2
Unicorns O-S
INDEPENDENT 1S-A
1'niversity Aggies 5-0
Misfits . 4-0
Runners
Free Loaders 2-3
Vooter's 1
Eagles 1-4
Shamrocks 0-3
FRATERNITY 13-
Phi Kappa Psi 4-0
Phi Delta Theta 3-2
! Sigma Chi 2-2
Kappa Sigma 1-2
! Alpha Tau Omega 1-3
; Beta Theta Pi 1-3
FRATERNITY 14-B
Delta IJpsOon 5-0
Delta Tau Delta 3-2
1 Sigma Phi Epsilon 3-2
I Sigma Nu 3-2
'Sigma Alpha Epsilon .1-4
' Thau Xi 0-5
FRATERNITY 15-B
; Farm House 4-0
Delta Sigma Pi 3-2
j Phi Gamma Delta 3-J
I Alpha Gamma Rho 3-2
I A Men M
Triangle 0-4
FRATERNITY C-1S
Phi Kappa Psi 4-1
Beta Theta Pi , 3-2
Phi Delta Theta 4-1
Sigma Chi 4.2
Kappa Sigma 1-4
Alpha Tau Omega o-c
FRATERNITY C-17
SiEma Phi Epsilon -o
I Theta Xi
! Farm House 3-2
Delta Tau Delta 2.3
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 0-6
I Sigma Nu j.4
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