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Monday, January 11, 1965
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Nebraska Loses Ag
Nebraska's hapless hoop
sters took it on the chin away
from home again Saturday as
they were humiliated at Still
water, Oklahoma by a record-setting
score of 93-54.
Again a disasterous second
half sealed the lid of defeat
on the Cornhusker coffin as
the Cipriano crew was topped
by a 45-22 margin the second
half alone.
In the first game of t h e
series of Big Eight games to
be televised over regional
television, the H a s k e r s
switched from a zone press
to a man-to-man press, and
from man-to-man defense to
zone and back to man-to-man.
It made little difference to
the Hank Iba proteges what
defense the Huskers tried,
however, and the Cowboys
riddled the zone defense with
long passes and the man-to
man defense with good drib
bling.
Larry Hawk of Oklahoma
State was again a standout
out font the Cowboys as
the springing 6 1 ' senior hit
for 19 points to tie for high
honors with Paul LaBrue.
For the Huskers, Fred
Hare hit only 4-17 from the
field, but ended the contest
with 13 points, to take game
honors. No other Scarlet
could manage double figures.
Eagle-Eye Hawk
1 2
1
4 S
5 13
Wyoming Defeats
Husker Mat Team
The Huskers were pinned
to the mat Saturday night
as Wyoming won six out of
eight matches for a score of
22-10.
Richie Kerr, 147-pounder,
pinned Rick Lucas in 7:33 and
heavy weight Carel Stith
pinned Gary Iowham in 4:43
for Nebraska's only victories.
Results:
IB- pound Art Sneh. Wyoming,
pinned Eugene Vannlcc, 2:06.
1 Sooft Caturi. Wyoming, planed
Rick Allsood, 6:17.
137 Joe York. Wmmln. AwMmmH
Pete Karampelas, 5-2.
147-Richie Kerr, Nebnuka. pinned Rick
Lucas, 7:33.
157-Anen Frode. Wyoming, decbtoned
Larry Burghardt, 10-7.
1S7 Leon Mickelson, Wyoming, dec)
sioned Ken Fox, 2-1.
177-Don MiUer, Wyoming, decisioned
Ben Barenda. 4-2.
Heavyweight C a rel Stith. Nehru.
Pinned Gary Lowham. 4:41.
NEBRASKA (14)
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Webb 2-3 4-5 S 2
Branch 1-4 0-1
Pearson 4-0 1-4
Simmon 4-11 0-1
Hare 4-17 5-7
Antulov 1-4 4-
Kortus 0-1 O-l
Spears 1-2 0-1
Johnson 0-1 0-1
Neibauer 0-0 0-0 0
Reiner 1-1 t-3 1
Campbell 0-1 2-2 2
Team rebounds
Totals 1K-5' 1H-J4 HUM
OKLAHOMA STATE 113)
fg lr. ft-fta reb pf tp
King 4-tt 5-5 9 S 13
Hassmana 4-3 3-3 1
Johnson S-H 2-3 4
Hawk ..7-12 5-e 5
Iba
0-10-0 1
S U
4 12
1 19
2 0
1 10
2 1
3 2
Moulder 3-3 4-5 S
LaBrue 7-9 5-5 3
BerryhiU 1-1 0-0 0
Fisher 0-1 2-2 1
Feamstr 0-0 0-0 1 4 t
Coonfield 04 1-3 1 1 1
Branch 2-3 0-0 0 0 4
Team rebounds .... 4
Totals 33-M 27-32 35 25 M
Halftime score: Oklahoma State 48. Ne
braska 32.
Nebraska again attacks the
"law of Averages" as they
will try Oklahoma at Norman
tonight. The game will ba
covered on KLIN and
KFOR here in Lincoln.
The Sooners dropped Satur
day night's game at home to
Iowa State.
Oklahoma Is a run-and-gun
team with a fast break led
by guards Butch Roberts,
Tom Flood and Mike Rooney.
Jim Gatewood and Fred
Fleetwood man the foreward
positions.
Game time at Norman is
8:05 p.m.
Mermen Nip ttU;
Dunked By Iowa
Husker swimmers rescued
a victory from Big Eight
rival Kansas, but lost to a
hard-churning Iowa team
from the Big Ten, last Sat
urday.
The Hawkeyes, just back
from a two week training
session in Miami over the
holidays, lost no time in es
tablishing superiority over the
more sluggish Big Eighters
In the very first race, the
400-yard medley relay, Iowa
set a pool record of 3:48.8.
There was never a question
after that for Iowa, but the
Kansas-Nebraska dual went
undecided unitl the final free
style relay, where the Hus
kers pulled out a fabulous
come-from-behind victory in
3:28.7.
Ron Berry set a pool rec
ord in the most publicized
race of the day: the 200-yard
breaststroke, as he edged
NU s Mike Jackson.
When it became evident
that it was going to be close
between the two Big E i g h t
schools, Coach KJaas devised
some winning strategy: when
KU swimmer scratched in the
500-yard freestyle the Huskers
were thus assured of fourth
and fifth place, so Tom
Nickerson took it easy in that
race and was rested up
enough to come through with
a fine leg in the final relay
and victory.
Yell Contest Sponsored;
Kingsmen Tickets Prize
The Daily Nebraska Sports Staff proudly announces a
legitimate CONTEST! This contest has as its first prize
two tickets to the KINGSMEN DANCE which will be held
Saturday, Jan. 16 at Pershing Auditorium.
The prize goes for the most apt and appropriate yell
for the farthering and betterment of Cornhusker Spirit.
The Sports Staff has been accused of being negative,
so to refute that, here is a definite positive step.
Entries may be mailed or given to the Sports Depart
ment of the Daily Nebraskan, and the winner will be
notified by Saturday.
All entries are due Friday, Jan. 15, telephone before
Saturday. The winning entry will be decided upon by the
sports staff, but all entries will be turned over to the newly
organized Student Council Committee on this problem.
So come-on all yon Husker boosters! Show your school
spirit and originality, and don't forget those Kingsmen
tickets.
(Rumor has it that a second-place prize may be given
an autographed copy of the true lyrics of "Louie, Louie.")
The Huskers journey to
Southern Illinois University
next Friday, and Washington
of St. Louis on Saturday and
are home again the following
weekend against Macalester.
Nebraska 53, Kansas 42
400-yd. medley relay 1. Kansas (John,
son. Downey, Basils. Bisbee). T 3:54.0
200-yd. free style 1. Pennington. KU
2. Nickerson. NU; 3. Stebbins, KU.
T-l:55.5
50-yd. freestyle 1. Gabrielson, NUi 2,
Nelson, KU; 3. Barber. NU. T :23.7.
200-yd. ind. medley 1. Frank, NU; S.
2. Downey. KU; 3. Hutchinson. KU.
T 2:12.1.
Diving 1. Bockhols, KU: 2. Tics. NU
3. Richwlne, KU. Points 154.35.
200-yd. butterfly 1. Burchill. NU; J.
Pennington, KU; 3. Chambers. NU.
T-2:11.2.
100-yd. freestyle L Gabrielson, NUi V
Frailer, NU; 3. Nelson. KU. T-:52.7.
200-yd. backstroke 1. Johnson, KU; 2.
Frank, NU; 3. Downey. KU. T 2:12.6.
500-yd. freestyle 1. Pennington, KU; X
Withrow. NU; 3. Nickerson. NU. T 5:22.9,
200-yd. breaststroke 1. Jackson, NUj
2. Frisch. NU; 3. Holmer. KU. T 2:24.0.
400-yd. freestyle relay 1. Nebraska
(Frank, Nickerson, Gabrielson, Frailer).
T-:28.7.
Iowa 63, Nebraska 32
400-yd. medley relay 1. Iowa (Cook.
Berry, Monohon, Roseman). T 3:48.8.
New pool record; old record 3:49.4 by
Southern Illinois in 1964.
200-yd. freestyle 1 Bigger, I; 2. Nick
trson, NU; 3. Jones, I. T 1:55.2.
50-yd. freestyle 1. Bextine. I: 2. Ga
brielson, NU; 3. Roseman. I; T :23.0.
200-yd. ind. medley 1. Monohan. I; 2.
Frank, NU; 3. Grey, I. T 2:09.8.
Diving 1. LeVois, I; 2. Ksnter. I; X
Tice, NU. Points 252.35.
200-yd. butterfly 1. Monohan. I; 2.
Burchill, NU: 3. Peterson. L T 2:07.L
10O-yd. freestyle 1 Bextine, I; 2. Ga
brielson, NU; 3. Frailer, NU. T :31.0.
200-yd. backstroke 1. Cook, I; J,
Frank. NU. 3. Wildblood. 1. T 2:10.6.
500-yd. freestyle 1. Bigger. I; 2. Nes.
trude, I; 3. Wlthrow, NU. T 5:28.0.
200-yd. breaststroke 1. Berry, 1: 2.
Jackson. NU; 3. Frisch. NU. T 2:20.S
(new pool record; old record 2:23.6 by
Collet, Oklahoma. 1961).
400-yd. freestyle 1. Nebraska (Frank.
Nickerson. Gabrielson, Frailer) T-3:28.7.
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