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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, Dec. 15, 1965
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Regents Approve
Larger Stadium
Seating capacity up to 61.800
may make Memorial Staduim
the biggest football arena in
the Big Eight, by the opening
game with Texas Christian
next September.
At a meeting in Kearney the
University Board of Regents
authorized plans to be drawn
to enlarge the stadium for the
third time in three years.
In the Band Day encounter
with Iowa State this year, the
stadium held 54,125. If plans
can be drawn which would
approximate the long range
plan established a year ago.
stadium seating could exceed
the 61.000 mark.
Approximately 10,000 per
manent seats could be added,
but it would not be a net gain
as some corner bleachers
could not be used.
The additional seats will be
placed on either side of the
new north end addition, mak
ing the stadium nearly a com
plete bowl.
(Dzihf Vb&ha&fauL
SPORTS
Jim Swartz, sports editor
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By Jim Swartz
Nebraskan Sports Editor
Nebraska held off a closing
bid by Texas last night to
capture their fourth win of
Devaney's Recruiting Plays
Major Part Of . Success
Nebraska coach Bob De
vaney never failed to credit
his predecessor. Bill Jennings,
with leaving behind a fine
supply of football players
when Devaney took over in
1962.
Included in the group of
Cornhuskers present when De-
vane v arrived were such:
and his staff inherited so mei honors (Walt Barnes, Dennis
fine players, they deserve a Carlson. Mike Kennedy, Frank
i-gun sa me wr ineir n rsi re-, SoUch Frceman White, Tony
cruiting job at Nebraska. In
fact, it will take some real
doing to match the perform
ance recorded by the l2 Ne
braska Freshman team graduates.
There were 63 plavers
Jeter. Ted Vactor).
During their three-years of
varsity play. Nebraska posted
a record during the regular
seasons of 28-2-0, with marks
greats as All America guard: that first Devanev Frosh club
011 ! of 9-19-1 and 10-0.
A II trtl.-i 1J Vat Atl-tHstfi nf
and here's the record to date:
Tnhn tcirhv I lmH Vn anH a! ...w. .v. . v . Ion served as sianers dur-
Sl;..-d XSS 31 d a! 1965 Big 8 championship team ins the 1965 seasons. Nebras.
wmcn win piay .iaoama
Bob Brown, and All Big
performers Dennis Clardige.
host of others.
But while Coach
Devanev
Gymnasts Win First Meet
lnjka's first unbeaten campaign
i in 50 vears ( Fred Duda, Den-
Nebraska's gymnastics
team opened the season on a
successful note Saturday, with
a victory over Fort Hays State
College.
Coach Jake Geiers gym
nasts were paced by junior
Richard Beran, who scored in
every event that he was en
tered, to outdistance Fort
Hays 155.1 to 143.7.
The Huskers opened with a
three-point team advantage in
floor exercise and were never
challenged the rest of t h e
meet Pat McGill placed first
in floor exercise with 9.0. fol
lowed by Mike Ready and;
Beran. who placed third andj
fourth respectively.
In the side horse Jim In
cess won the event with 7.55
and John Scheer placed sec
ond with 7.3d. Beran placed
fourth, to round out the scoring.
Ready was .6 of a point off
the pace in the trampoline, to
finish second. Jack McCoy
tied for third.
Beran copped bis first first-
v . . , ... . , nis Carlson. Dick Czap, Kellv
Nebraska gr.ddcrs arrived j Petei.sen, LaVerne A 1 1 e r s.
last night at Phoenix, Arizona Walt Barnes Frank Solic,
for six days of practice, loach, rv, vri,;f t i '
horizontal bar. Bob Devaney and his staff, Ivnn cnn,.Kft;i r;u
Lj' llll k'VllUUVIl, LJiil It a U ,
Mike Kennedv,
Dlace in the
. : : : . i . n . . i ! i,-... m.wn nA ..-:t. J I
winning wiui a o.o. acnft'i jwui m u vhuji iiwins aim r Rrni n
picKea up miru aim was uu- t smruun-u iu pi ai-ucrs; j:, ni;hertT )
Other members of the 1965
lowed bv Bruce Jones, whoa day and one on the final
placed fourth. day before they return to Lin-! k .... , , d .
rl COln UCC 21. c.,f, :
Beran followed with another
win in the side horse with a1 The squad will leave Dec.
winning total of 9.45, followed -6 for Miami. All of their
bv Ready who placed fourth. ! practices will be closed, with
In
Meve naeier iimurea in
1965i. Rick Coleman (letter).
Ron Poggemeyer (letter!,
inrprtl Mikp Wnrlpv ilpttorl
the paraDel bars Brean the possible exception of one.j Larry Casev (letter). Garv
picked up his third straight!
first while Scheer and Allen!
Brichacek (letter!. Mike Rudd
(squadmanV
Oh yes. the 1962 Frosh
grads stand 1-1 in Bowl play
helping deleat Auburn. 13-
Armstrong placed third and tlie Orange Bowl, although
fourth respectively. j three were sidelined by injury
The Huskers sw ept the still i during the season.
rings, with Armstrong placing 20 of them have earned! in the 1964 Oran? Rnwl- ln
first, followed by Beran and from one to three letters dur- i ms 10-7 to Arkansas in the
Scheer. who placed second ing their varsity careers. ' 1965 Cotton Bowl and they'll
ana tnira respectively. 1 hree earned All Ameri-
Tlie next meet for the gym-; ca honors (Walt Barnes. Tony
nasts is Jan. 8 at Kansas! Jeter. Freeman White.
State.
Eight earned All Big 8 Year's Night
be trying to finish 2-1 when
they take on mighty Alabama
in the Orange Bowl on New
Meet Has
New Twist
Simultaneous matches on
two mats will be wrestling
with a new twist next Friday
right when Husker grapplers
open their dual meet competi
tion at home.
The varsity and freshman
wrestlers will go against their
Wildcat counterparts on dif
ferent mats, in the Coliseum,
the first time it has ever
been tried at Nebraska.
Both schools have teams
entered in this week's Great
Plains Tournament, today and
tomorrow at Pershing Auditorium.
Gridders Boost
State Centennial
Nebraska players will be
doing their bit to promote the
1967 Centennial when they
play Alabama in the Orange
Bowl on New Year's Night.
On the front of every Cora
husker helmet will be the
Centennial Seal
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TILL CHRISTMAS
about to give . up though, as
their next shot went wild
and was picked off by Stuart
Lantz. the sophomore jump-
the season and to keep their
home winning streak intact.
Texas had closed to three
points with a little over than
three minutes remaining, 65
62. than slowed down the
game to pick up the percent
age shot.
In the three minutes that
followed, however, the Husk
ers had raced to their widest
margin of the game and
scored up nine points while
limiting the Longhorns to two.
Tom Baack started the fire
works as he stepped to the
free throw line in a one-and-one
situation and swished
both of them to pull ahead by
five points. 67-62.
After a quick turnover to
the Huskers , the Longhorns
were back on defense and had
left Nate Branch under the
basket alone, Branch picked
up an easy two and the Husk
ers went ahead 69-62.
The Longhorns again
made the regretable mistake
of fouling Baack. after last
night he is a perfect 21 for!
21 at the charity stripe, and ' ing jack who finished the
he potted two more to run the game with a matched produc
score to 71-62. tion. 17 points and 17 re-
After picking up two points j bounds.
ai a oV'Wi'iwav lllV UVil kl Ul llO 1JIQIKII auv u till llliui UJ i
left Baack alone under the ket with a driving lavup. to next play with time to spare.
basket and the sophomore finish high Husker for t h e Then there was the Missouri game, when the field goal
added two more to the Husk- night and to take game honors kicker could not find his kicking tee and if that w asn't
er total. with a 19 point production. I enough some of the eager Tiger frosh forgot their block-
The Texas team w a s n't ; Branch also held his own vn- ing and running assignment in a play.
"Texas was tougher than
they should have bee n."
summarized Coach Joe Ci
priano as he looked back
over his team's victory
over Texas.
"We made a lot of mis
takes and our defense
wasn't good." He continued
that "Texas is a fine shoot
ing team and we have got
to improve on defense."
Nebraska's main trouble
he noted was that "we
didn't move the ball on the
fast break as I would have
liked to. there was too
much dribbling . . . Texas
hurt us from the outside. . .
the press lacked the edge
of Campbell . . . Texas was
a well-balanced scoring
team. . . the game plan
was adjusted to play more
offense and to run more."
dcr the boards, picking off 13
rebounds.
The 4,800 fans that had gath
ered at the Coliseum saw the
Huskers jump to an early lead
after Lantz had got the jump
and' Branch scored with 19:27
to go in the half. Four min
utes later though, the Long
horns came back in the game
and took the lead from the
Huskers.
After a see-saw battle for
the lead, the Huskers held a
slim two-point margin when
the gun sounded for the half.
The widest margin the Husk
ers were able to claim was
six-points after Nebraska's
press and the defensive work
of Grant Simmons caused two
quick Longhorn turnovers.
The Huskers managed to
put the game on the ice in the j
closing minutes, after the
nine-point scoring streak and
take their fourth victory on
a me
an 11 point margin in to the
gun.
Four of the starters finished
in double figures. Branch led
with 19, followed by Lantz and
Simmons with 17 and Baack
finished with 14, six in t h e
last three minutes.
Junior letterman Willie
Campbell was forced to sit
,out the game, due to a severe
sprained ankle suffered in
the last minute of the Cali
fornia game.
The next home game f o r
the cagers will be Sat.. Dec.
18 when they are matched
with South Dakota.
TEAM STATISTICS
NEBRASKA
Plavers If-' It-a rb p ip
Land 7 16 2-4 17 3 17
Simmons ... 7 17 3-5 2 2 17
Hare 1-7 3-4 4 15
Baack 5-12 4-4 4 2 i
Branch 7-23 5-S 13 3 in
Webh 0 1 1-4 4 0 1
Einpky 1-8 0-0 2 2
Team R
Toll !-M 19-27 SO 13 75
Percent .333 .7W
TEXAS
26-17 12-16 45 20 64
.366 .750
Some Light Moments
Freshman football has had its lighter moments. During
the Iowa State game the timekeeper forgot to start the clock
Alien there was 30 seconds left. No dispute ensued howrever,
as the play went out of bounds and the frosh scored on the
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