Wednesday, February 12, 1964
Page 6
The Daily Nebraskan
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Nebraska's red-hot Cornhus
kers now have gained sole
possession of fourth place af
ter they upset league-leading
Oklahoma State Monday
night
The high -riding Cowboys
followed Oklahoma Uni
versity to the Coliseum where
the Huskers are always tough
and both clubs were nipped in
close contests.
Colorado with a win over
Oklahoma and Kansas State
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who has been idle this week
are now knotted with Okla
homa State for the lead at 5-2.
After a dismal last -place
finish in the Big Eight Tourna
ment at Kansas City in late
December, the Cornhusken,
of Coach Joe Cipriano have
caught fire and are now in
fourth.
Their mark in the loop now
stands at 4-3.
Phi Pss,
Top Cage
Going into the last weeks of
intramural basketball before
the tournament, Phi Kappa
Psi and Sigma Phi Epsilon are
tied for the lead in League 1-A
with identical 4-0 marks.
League 2-A is in the same
situation with Sigma Alpha
Epsilon and Sigma Nu shar
ing the lead at 4-0. Ag Men of
League 3-A round-out the un
beaten fives in the top fra
ternity leagues.
Frateraitr 1-A
Phi Kumu Tm .
Sigma Phi ESmIob 4-0
Surma Chi .. .. 3-1
PW Delta Theta M
Kappa Sixma 2-3
Alpha Tan Omega -
Beta Theta Pi 0-
Fraternity -A
Siirma Alpha Epsiloa 44
Sigma Na ... ....4-0
Delta Upsfloa 2
Kanw Alpha Pal .. J"
Theta X4 2-2
Phi Gamma Delta 1-4
Delta Tau Delta ..-
Fr.u-nitty J-A
AlWea ......S-0
FarmHooae .4-1
Alpha Gamma Rhs 3-2
Alpha Gamma Sicma . . 3-1
Beta Sigma Pat ... i-3
Triangle . .2-3
Acacia 1-4
Sigma Alpha Ha
. Frateraitr 4-A
Delta Sigma Phi 4-1
Brown Palace .3-2
Cornhoftker Co-op ................ 3-2
Delta Sigma PW 3-2
Pioneer Cm 3-2
Pi Kappa Pas 2-3
Chi Phi .2-3
Theta Chi
Sarr-eelaMk t-A
Seaton I 4-0
Bemoo 3-1
Goadding 3-2
Smith . 2-2
Bene? 2-3
Selleck 1-8
Kawelbach 0-4
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Teams
Frateraitr 17-C
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Theta Xi .....
FarmHooae
Delta Taa Delta
Sigma No
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Sigma Alpha Epsiloa -S
Today's Intramurals
Varsity Court
:30 Cather-2 vs. CatherS
7:30 Phi Epsilon Kappa vc. Navy. ROTC
:30 Bunnera vs. Eagles
Freak Caart
M Cather-3 vc. Caiher-11
7:30 Phi DelU Theta-B vs. Kappa Sig-ma-B
S:30 Dent IColars vs. Trenton
Following the four leaders
are Kansas at 4-4, Missouri at
3-4 and Iowa State at 3-5.
Rounding out the second di
vision is Oklahoma with a 1-8
record.
The Buffaloes, who will be in
Lincoln for an importaii tilt
Saturday night, were paced by
Jim Davis 19 points in the win
over the Sooners, bat dis
played good balance as four
men hit double figures.
Bob Vander Wilt started his
first game for Iowa State and
celebrated by scoring 20
points to lead his team past
Missouri, a team that split its
two games with the Huskers.
Big Eight Standings
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Oklahoma State i 2 .714
Kansas Stale S 2 .7.14
Colorado S 2 .71
KEBRASKA 4 3 .571
Kansas 4 4 .500
Missouri ' 3 4 .424
Iowa State 3 S .37S
Oklahoma 1 .123
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Jones Keeps Poinf Led
Affer O-Siate CoMest
Charlie Jones, 6-1, senior
guard has retained the scor
ing leadership with a fine out
put in the last two games.
His 37 points in wins over
Oklahoma and Oklahoma State
raised his average to 12:3 per
game. Harold Cebrun is next
in line with a 11.6 per game
pace.
Injured Husker forward Joel
Kortus has the top free throw
percentage with .895, while
Daryl Petsch is leading in per
centage from the field with
.468.
Player
Charlie Jones 1
Ha.oW Cebrun 1C
Grant Simmons ......... 18
All Games
Oklahoma State
Kansas State 13 $
Colorado 11 7
Missouri $
Kansas 9 10 .474
Iowa State 7 12 .388
VEBRASka 12 .333
Oklahoma i 14 .263
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Neil Nannen 13
Earl Wright 15
A! Reiners 12
Denny Puelz 2
Larry BornschJegl 1
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50-130 .385
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43-92 .461
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26-60 .433
27-79 .342
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35-57 .614
11-31 .430
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17-19 .895
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All-U Basketball Tournament Near
The All-University intramu
ral basketball tournament will
begin Tuesday, Feb. 25 and
will run through March 3.
Last year's all-university
champion. Navy ROTC, will
be back to defend its title.
The competition will be held
on three courts and there will
be three games played each
night. According to intramu
ral director, Ed Higginbot
ham, Friday is the last day
to add names to the roster
before the tournament
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Andrews
Fairfield
MacLeaa
Seaton B
Boucher
Canfieid
Awery
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Hitchcock
Gus I
Burnett
Manatt
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Cather f
Cather 4
Gather 7
Cather 4
Gather 2
Cathar 1
Cather 12
Cather IB
Other 12
Gather 11
Cather 8
Gather
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Slavs' ROTC
t'nteachables
Phi Epsilon Kappa
Phi Iwlta Phi
piewman Oub
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Mwshaninal Engineers
Dental Molars
Trenton
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Pharmacy
Unicorns
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Runners
Vooieri .....
Eagles
Shamrocks
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PW Kappa Paj
Sigma Chi
Phi DelU Theta
Alpha Taa Omega
Beta Theta PI
Kappa Sigma
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Delta TJpsllon .
DelU Tau DelU
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Sigma Alpha Epalioo
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Phi Kauva Psi
B"U ThnU Pi .
Mgms Chi
Kappa Kigma
Alpha Taa Omega
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