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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 31, 1965
SAE's Host Cage
Ball control, balanced scor
ing and five points spelled
victory for the University of
South Dakota in the annual
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Midland
Basketball Tournament Fri
day and Saturday.
The So. Dak. SAE"s fash
ioned a 56-54 last second win
over host team Nebraska Fri
day and won the champion
ship Saturday with a 61-58
squeaker over Iowa State.
Nebraska placed third in
the four team tourney with
a 63-46 victory over the hap
less Drake quintet who drop
ped their first game in a 54
46 decision to Iowa State.
The Championship game
between South Dakota and
Iowa State was hard fought
with the score knotted 30-30
at the half.
Iowa State's Tim Lowe un
loaded a barrage of shots to
take game and tournament
single game scoring honors
with a 29 point total to have
his effort fall short in face of
the balanced So. Dak. attack.
The attack featured scoring
by all eight team members
who were led by Dave Le
master with 16, Roger Dam
mier and Denny Asper with
15 and 13 respectively.
Asper and Dammier paced
their team with a 16 and 14
point total respectively in their
Friday night victory over Ne
braska. Lowe's single game 29 point
output was followed by a 23
point total registered by Ne
braska's Denny Stewe who
garnered his points in the 63
46 route over Drake Saturday,
The Drake team was never
able to close the 25-17 half-
time deficit with only Randy
Sparks finishing in double fig
nres with a 10 point total.
The Nebraska squad was
led by Stewe's 23 point totals
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eventual winners Iowa State.
followed by Kent McCloughan
and Bill Johnson with 17 and
13 points respectively.
The tourney's high scorer
was Iowa State's Lowe who
finished with a two-game 45
point total, netting 11 for 11
from the charity stripe. Ne
braska's Johnson and Mc
Cloughan shared second place
honors with each having a 36
two game harvest.
The annual SAE Midland
Basketball Tournament was
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Lambda Pi chapter two years
ago and features a three-foot
traveling trophy that goes to
the tourney's victor.
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