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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 17, 1965
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Iranians Win
Championship
51 h Ed Romjue and Kile Johnson, Beta
Theta PI
bth Jerry 0erton and D. Benton, ig
ma Phi h'psilon
FINAL TKAM STANDINGS
Team Tolnts Forfeit
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I lie Illiai resUUS 01 ine in- i Iranians 150
tramural table tenis tourna- wSpsi'on . ;;;;;;;;;;; jg
ments nave been announced.
The Iranians garnered the
All-University title, led by Ali
Shafiee who won the singles
medal.
Delta Upsilon wound up sec
ond and Andrews third.
The final results are:
All-University Champions . . . Iran
ians iTrophy or Medals).
Kiinnors-up ... Delta I'psilon
Ali-l'iuverMly singles
Iranians (Medal).
AIMniversity doubles , . . Kenneth
Kokes and R. Becker, Andrews IMe-
aais'.
Fairfield 87
Sixma Phi Epsilon 78
Phi Gamma Delta 66
Farm House 65
Phi Kappa Psi 5(i
Beta Theta Pi 50
An Men 49
MacLean 47
Phi Delta Theta 37
Seaton I 36
Smith House 34
Fred Hare Lends Jem
In Final Si
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me
Team
Alpha Gamma Rho
Seat! II 33
Goodding House 22
i Chi Phi
Certificates to winners of flights in
Mngle:
1st Ali Shafiee, Iranians
2nd Richard Barnes. Farm House
3rd Jack Gugenmos, Delta I'psilon
4th Douglas Smith, Theta Xi
5th Stan Ki'.linuer, Delta I'psilon
6lh Tony Hodriquez, Delta I'psilon
Certificates to winners of flights In
Doubles:
1st Ken Kokes and R. Becker, Andrews
2nd Tom Nelson and Tom Schaler,
Jfairfield
3rd Jack Cusseiuiios and J. Kratina,
Delia t'psilon
41 h Terry Hancock and R. Lankford,
Beta Theta Pi
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The submission deadline for
intramural All-Star ballots
has been extended one week
to March 22. The response to
the all-intramural team has
been enthusiastic thus far as
nearly forty teams have sub
mitted ballots.
The teams will be announc
ed next week in the Daily
Nebraskan.
Intramurals managers mavi
pick up the ballots at the cage
! in the Physical Education
! Building, or in Room 51 at the
Nebraska Union.
The final Nebraska basketball statistics show sophomore
Fred Hare as the team's point leader with a 15.2 per game
average. Hare also dominated the boards for the Huskers bv
picking off 185 caroms. v
Hare broke Al Maxey's 1958-59 sophomore field goal mark
with 156 goals to Mavey's 144. The Omaha Tech grad fell four
short of Mavey's pace setting point production with 384. I
Hare. Fred 25
Simmons. Grant 25
Branch, Nate 25
Wehh. Coley 25
Antulov, Boh 17
Campbell, Willie 18
Spears, Jerry 23
Pearson, Brice 22
Kortus, Joel 22
Jehnson, Earl 14
Amalbert. Ray 4
Neibauer, Gary 16
Remers. Al 9
NEB. TOTALS
OPP. TOTALS
25
25
156-393
111-2(11
1(10-238
63-171
51-118
47-111
34-102
31-76
14-44
12-32
' 6-18
3-16
2-11
635-16U
676-1631
ITT. FT-FTA PCT. RF.B l'F TP AVE.
.399 68-107 .636 185 74 380 15.2
.395 82-121 .678 79 88 304 12 S
.420 57-92 .620 110 45 257 10.3
.398 92-149 .617 158 70 228 9.1
.432 34418 ,500 119 62 136 8.0
.423 19-30 .633 99 40 113 6.3
.333 29-50 .580 140 50 97 4.2
.408 13-35 .371 81 26 75 3.4
.318 14-21 .667 39 37 42 1.9
.375 7-20 . 350 24 13 31 2.3
.333 12-15 .8011 3 6 24 6.0
.188 7-12 .583 9 14 13 0.8
.182 24 .500 7 5 6 0.7
.394 436-724 .602 1053 530 1706 68.2
.414 486-714 .681 946 552 1838 73.5
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NEBRASKA RESULTS: Won 10. Lost 15 Home: 8-4 Away: 2-11 Big Eight: 5-9.
imw-oi) haau !.liK.siA KASlst l H l,l. STATISTICS (After 25 Games)
NU
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96
74
74
73
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Wyoming lAl
Purdue (HI
South Dakota (HI
Michigan Hl
Texas (Al
78 Texas Tech (A)
87 Calilornia (Hi
63 Calilornia (Hi
52 Colorado (Al
61 Oklahoma State (A)'
62 Iowa Stale (A l
56 Kansas (II ir
54 Oklahoma Slate (A IS
85 Oklahoma tAz
88 Iowa Slate iHi
51 Oklahoma State (He
52 Colorado (Air
62 Kansas State tA
66 Colorado (II l
74 Missouri (Hir
69 Iowa State (Air
62 Kansas (Alir
67 Oklahoma (Hir
66 Missouri (Air
67 Kansas Slate (H)r
rBig Eisht Conference Game
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OPP.
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85
63
73
77
82
81)
59
70
74
69
66
93
89
57
59
92
65
71
63
84
79
Nil llitrh Point
Fred Hare 11
Coley Webb 21
Fred Hare 15
Fred Hare 20
Fred Hare 33
Grant Simmons 23
Nate Branch 24
Fred Hare 17
Fred Hare 19
Fred Hare 15
Fred Hare 21
Fred Hare 22
Fred Hare 13
Fred Hare 22
Grant Simmons 29
Nat Branch 12
Fred Hare 16
Grant Simmons 18
Grant Simmons 23
Coley Webb 23
Grant Simmons 18
Nate Branch 20
Grant Simmons 19
Coley Webb 20
Willie Campbell 16
NU Top Rebounder
Bob Antulov 14
Fred Hare 8
Bob Antulov 11
Fred Hare 12
Fred Hare 13
Coley Webb 9
Bob Antulov 10
Boh Antulov 11
Fred Hare 11
Hob Antulov 18
Jerry Spears 6
Brice Pearson 5
Willie Samphell 7
Willie Campbell 14
Willie Campbell 12
Fred Hare 8
Jerry Spears 10
Jerry Spears 9
Coley Webb 10
Hare. Spears 7
Fred Hare 8
Coley Webb 10
Coley Webb 10
Jerry Stears 16
INDIVIDUAL HIGHS
Points Scored .....
FT Scored
FT Attempted
No. of Rebounds . . .
Fred Hare (33), vs. Texas. Dec. 18 (14 FG, S FT)
Coley Webb (13), vs. .Missouri, Feb. 15
Coley Webb (16). vs. Missouri. Feb. 15
Jerry Spears (22). vs. Kansas Stale, Mar. 8
Opp. I,ow Marks
FG Scored 23. Colorado
FT All . . . ' 14. California
Kansas
FT Scored 8. Kansas
NU Team Hich Marks
FG Scored 38, is. Purdue
FT Att . .... 44. vs. Wyoming
FT Scored 2h, vs. Wyoming
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Combining with the fourth
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son run high was last week
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XU frosh in the Big Eight
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the 100 in 1:03.7 and the 200
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The University of Oklahoma
made it a clean sweep of Big
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ence freshman postal meet.
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records, Oklahoma rolled to
14412 points in a meet that
included entries filed from all
eight members for the first
time. Kansas was a distant
second with 81'i markers.
Nebraska was third with 41.;
followed by Iowa State, Okla
noma State, Kansas State
Colorado and Missouri.
the 1650 freestyle event
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also copped a record. Cotsr
worth took his record in the
100 (:54.5) and 200 (2:01.1)
butterfly.
Kansas State's Hugh L i s -
ton, who earlier this year set
a national collegiate freshman
record of :27.1 in the 60-yard
freestyle, got the twelfth new
record of the meet in the 50
freestyle with a :22.0. He also
won the 100 freestyle.
The times by Liston in the
50, Cotsworth in the 100 and
200 butterfly, Glasser in the
200 breaststroke, and Schober
in the 100 backstroke are all
better than the current var
sity records in the events.
Schober's mark in the 200
backstroke was also better
than the winning varsity time
this year.
TF.AM SCORING
Oklahoma Wi Oklahoma St. Wi
Kansas 81 Kansas State 3,To
Nebraska U Colorado 2
Iowa State .17 Missouri f 0
500-Yard Freestyle 1. Doug Hellerson.
Oklahoma. 5:12.1; 2. Bill Watts, Okla-
. i noma, 5:13.1; 3. Carl Hosteller, Okla-
JaCing the SOOner record I noma, 5:1H.H; 4. Bill Banlins. Kansas.
j.&t.a. j. L,an.v .Mooiai. 'jtuanoma. :.zy..
3; fi. John -MePherson, Kansas. 5:36.2.
went 3:22.4. Watts also won i "- SKZ?: .S6I JSr
setters was Charles Schober.
who established new stand
ards in both the 100 (:55.7)
and 200 (2:05.0) backstroke
and swam a leg on the record
setting 400-yard medley relay
mm, wmcn ciocKea a h ao.z.
Coming in with a pair of
ins, Iowa State, 2:11.9; 6. Hugh Miner,
Kansas, 2:13.9.
200-Yand Backstroke 1. Charles Sehob.
er, Oklahoma. 2:05.0 tNew Big Eight
freshman record: old mark of 2:08.3 sel
bv Neal Armstrong, Iowa State, 1964) i
2." Dick Hundlev, Kansas, 2:08. ; 3. Jim
coushenour. Kansas, 2:10.5; 4. Doug Hel.
lerson. Oklahoma, 2:16.2; 5. Bill Me.
Nautfhton, Iowa State, 2:16.4; 6. Jay Al.
ten, Kansas. 2:18.8.
200-Yard Breaststroke 1. Ken Glasser,
Nebraska, 2:18.9 (New Big Kight fresh,
man record; old mark of 2:22.7 set by
Les Mason, Oklahoma, 1964): 2. Myles
Winch. Oklahoma. 2:22.2: 3. David Usrey,
Oklahoma. 2:22.6; 4. Bill Griffith, Kan
sas, 2-26 9; 5. Alex Whitmore, Oklahoma
State, 2:27.9; 6. Steve GoeU, Nebraska,
2-29.5.
200-Yard Freestyle 1. Bill Watts, Okla
noma. 1:51.1 (New Big Kight freshmaa
record; old mark of 1:51.9 set by Jack;
Hove, Oklahoma, 1964); 2. Doug Heller,
son. Oklahoma. 1:52.0; 3. Carl Hosteller,
Oklahoma, 1:54.1; 4. Bill Barteling, Kan.
sas. 1:54.6; 5. Bob Mern, enrasKa,
1:56.0; 6. John Waggoner, Colorado,
1:56.9.
200-Yard Individual Medley 1. David
lisrev. Oklahoma, 2:06.5 (New Big Kignt
freshman record; old mark of 2:08.9 set
bv Joe Mashburn, Oklahoma, !3); 2.
Charles Schober, Oklahoma. 2:07.2; 3.
George Phillips. Oklahoma State, 2:07.5;
4 Hugh Miner. Kansas, 2:08.2: 5. Jim
Couehetiour, Kansas, 2:11.6; 6. Ken Glas-
ser. Nebraska. 2:l.'.o.
100-Yard Freestyle 1. Hugh Liston,
Kansas State. :49.5: 2. Tie between Bill
F.ngle. Oklahoma, and David Johnson,
Oklahoma Slate, -.50.5: 4. Rich Gordon.
Nebraska. :50 7; 5. Greg Bell. Kansas,
St)9; 6. Lairv Nicolai, Oklahoma, : 51 -1 .
100-Yard Backstroke 1 . Charles Sehi.
ber. Oklahoma. :55.7 (New Big Kight
freshman record; old mark of :56.9 set
by Neal Armstrong. Iowa State, 19641;
2. Dick Hundley. Kansas, :58.1; 3. Tie
between Jav Allen. Kansas, and Fred
Eriekson, Kansas State, 1:01.7; 5. Bill
McNaughton. Iowa State. 1:02.1; 6. Chris
Jeffers, Colorado, 1:04.6.
100-Yard Breaststroke I. Ken Glasser,
Nebraska. 1:0.1.7 (New Big Eight fresh
man record; old mark of l:t4.3 set by
set by Joe Mashburn. Oklahoma. 1 )
2. Georse Phillips, Oklahoma Slate, 4:38.
5; 3. Jim Cotsworth, Iowa State. 4:47.1
4. Fred Enckson, Kansas Slate, 4:48.0;
5. Mickey Fleskes, Kansas, 4:49.7; 6.
Jim Coughenour, Kansas. 4:53.5.
50-Yard Freestyle 1. Hueh Liston,
Kansas State, :22.0 (New Big Eight fresh
man record; old mark of :22.1 set by
Jack Hove, Oklahoma, 19641: 2. Greg
new individual marks for the i KS, :f7kii egZI:
:?30; 5. Tom Bowser. Kansas, :23.1; 6.
Bill Brown, Iowa State, :23.2.
400-Yard Medley Relay 1. Oklahoma
'Charles Schober, M.vles Winch. Carl Jo
hannesson, Doug Hellerson), 3:48.2 (New
Big Eight Ireshman record; old mark
of 3:50.0 set by Iowa Stale. 1964); 2
Kansas. 3:50.2; 3. Oklahoma State, 3:52.
4; 4. Nebraska, 3:57.7; 5. Kansas State,
3:59 9: 6. Iowa State, 4:04.0.
200-Yard Butterfly 1. Jim Cotsworth.
400-ard IndiVKlual Medley 1. David I Les Mason. Oklahoma. 1964); 2. M.vles
usrey, Oklahoma. 4:3 .0 (New Big Eieht j winch, Oklahoma, 1:03.0: 3. Steve Goetr.
fresh man record; old mark of 4:42.5 Nebraska. 1:05.9: 4. Alex Whitmore. Ok.
lahoma State, 1:06.5: 5. Bill Griffith.
Kansas, 1:06.9; 6. Mitch Sussex, Iowa
Oklahomans was David Usrey
who won the 200 (2:06.5) and
400 (4:33.0) individual medley
races. Bill Watts has the new
mark in the 200 freestyle
(1:51.1) for the Sooners, and a
share of second, after swim
ming a leg on the 400 free
style relay team, which
State, 1:08.0.
ion-Yard Butterfly 1. Jim Cotsworth,
wiowa State, :54.5 (New Big Eieht fresh
man recorvi; old mark of :56.2 set bv
Bruce Clark, Oklahoma, 1963); 2. Carl
Johannesson. Oklahoma, :54.6; 3. Hugh
Miner. Kansas, :56.3: 4. Al Benning,
Iowa State, :56.7; 5. Hugh Liston, Kan
sas State, :56.8; 6. Mickey Fleskes, Kan
sas, :5,5.
400-Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Oklahoma
(Bill Engl, Carl Hosteller, Larry Nico
lai. Bill Watts), 3:22.4 (New Big Eight
freshman record: old mark of 3:28.1 set
by Nebraska. 1963); 2. Kansas, 3:26.4
3. Oklahoma State, 3:27.6: 4. Nebraska.
3:29.0; 5. Iowa State, 3:29.4; 6. Kansas
State. 3:31.9.
1950-Yard Freestyle 1. Bill W a t s.
Oklahoma, 18-44.0; 2. Carl Hostetler, Ok.
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man record; old mark of 2:06.2 set by! 51.9: 5. Paul Grueneberger, Iowa State.
wDruce Clark, Oklahoma. 1.H; 2. Fred j 20:23.4; 6. John MePherson, Kansas,
Eriekson, Kansas State, 2:06.0; 3. Myles 20-25 3 .
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