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The Daily Nebraskan
Monday, March 7, 1966
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COLEY WEBB . . . reboundcr
and solid defensive man.
Tonight will mark the last
appearance of three Husker
seniors.
Taking the floor for the
Scarlet and Cream in their
final home outing will be
Coley Webb, Al Reiners, and
this year's Nebraska captafn,
Grant Simmons.
Webb lias been a valuable
man off the bench this season.
Th physical ducation major
from Elkhart, Indiana has
givn th Huskers some size
when they needed it. Webb is
a rugged rebounder and
strong on defense under the
NU Swimmers
End Up Third
The Nebraska swimming
team, who Coach Dick Klass
had earlier called a "dark
horse for third", finished
where their coach predicted in
the Big Eight swimming
championships held in Nor
man,.' Oklahoma last week.
Big Eight swimming power
Oklahoma captured the cham
pionship for the 12th straight
year by amassing 134 points.
Kansas was second in the
meet with 81 points followed
by Nebraska with 76V2.
Only the 100-yard breastroke
and the two diving events
withstood the record-shattering
assault by various partici
pants. Big Eight records were
set in 15 different events in
the three-day meet.
Nebraska's 400 freestyle re
lay team set a new record of
3:14.7.
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AL REINERS . . . pushes
starters in practice sessions,
basket. For a man his size,
6'5" 230 pounds, he moves
well in the Husker press and
break style of play.
Webb has been a varsity
player for three years and let
tered each year.
Al Reiners is a little seen
member of the reserve corps
of Huskers, Reiners is from
Hastings, Nebraska, and the
big fellow (6'8") has been a
valuable man in preparing
Nebraska to face their rugged
opposition this season.
Reiners generally is seen
putting the pressure on the
Husker sprint swimmer
Keefe Lodwig smashed two
conference records in winning
the 50 and 100-yard freestyles.
Kansas' distance ace Don
Pennington and Iowa State's
James Cotsworth shared the
individual spotlight claiming
three records each. Penning
ton captured the 1,650-yard
freestyle Saturday, adding to
his earlier victories in the 500
and 400-yard individual med
leys. Cotsworth cracked the Big
Eight marks in the 100 and
200-yard butterfly and the 200
yard individual medley.
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GRANT SIMMON'S ... has
led Huskers to prominence.
regulars at practice sessions,
and helping the Huskers
sharpen the press by running
his group against the starters.
Simmons, the 6'3" All-Big
Eight guard from Omaha has
been a large factor in Ne
braska's rise to prominece
this year.
Coach Joe Cipriano says,
"I'd hate to think where we'd
be without him."
A true leader, both on and
off the court, Simmons has
been a consistent competitor
all season.
Intramural
Wrestling
Competition will start
March in intramural wrest
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ing the intramural wrestling
tournament intramural man
agers should contact Orval
Borgialli, Nebraska wrestling
coach, in room 201 of the
Coliseum.
The wrestling room in the
basement of the Coliseum
will be available for practice
from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. daily,
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Organizations may enter as
many entries in any weight
class as they wish. A contest
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class.
All contestants must be
weighed in on either Tuesday,
March 8th, or Wednesday,
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seven p.m. in the Coliseum
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Titles
By Bob Flasnick
Phi Kappa Psi captured the
Fraternity A championship
Friday night by downing the
Sigma Nu's 63-62 in the intra
mural basketball tournament.
Sigma Nu's Bob Witte
turned in a fantastic perform
ance fT 29 points.
The Sigma Nu's were ham
pered :t the beginning and
end of the game because they
I eked a player. Don Frolio
was late in arriving, forcing
the Sigma Nu's to start with
only four players. Frolio
later fouled out.
Gary Neibauer and John
Kamerzel led the Phi Psi
scoring attack with 18 and 17
points.
Gary Sanford was second
high for the Sigma Nu's with
15 points.
The narrow Phi Psi victory
will match them with the
Misfits, winner of the Inde
pendent championship, to see
who will play in the All-university
championship game
this coming Friday.
Phi Psi's Beat Kappa Sig's
The Phi Psi's captured their
second championship of the
weekend Saturday afternoon
by beating the Kappa Sigrs
42-32 in the Fraternity B team
championship g-me.
The Kappa Sig's led early
in the game but could not
keep up with the well-balanced
attack of the Phi Psi's.
Steve Sheftc was high
scorer for the Phi Psi's with
16 points. Bob Churchich and
Tom Millsap followed .tith 12
and 10 points apiece.
Gary Ullstrom got 14 points
to lead the Kappa Sig's with
Dennis Currain next in line
with six points. Both Dave
Hinricks and Mike Rager
fouled out for the Kappa Sig's.
The Phi Psi's will go
against Abel XII this week to
determine the University B
champion.
Misfits Win Championship
The Misfits walked away
with the Independent basket
ball trophy Saturday by beat
ing the Dents 45-27 in intra
mural basketball tournament
action.
The Misfits jumped to a 10-7
first quarter lead and then
pulled steadily away from the
cold-shooting Dents.
Steve Nordstrom and Gary
Blomstrom led the Misfits at
tack with 10 and nine points
respectively.
Jim States was high for the
Dents with nine points. Dent
Steve Andrews left the game
on fouls.
Tournament Srhrdulp
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Tournament Scores
Thursday, March 3
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B 1!.
Rogers 41, Glenn 33.
And XII H 4S, Abel IV B 37 (Abel B
Championship).
Misfits 5.1, Marauders 44.
Ahel XII A W. Abel VII A 56 (Abel
A Championship).
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Huskers Fall To Torrid Buffs,
Hopes For Conference Title Slim
By James Pearse
Following the lead of the
two schools pep bands, which
warmed-up early and began
to trade songs in a spirited
battle of notes, Nebraska and
Colorado basketball teams
locked up in a basket swap
ping dual Saturday night in
Boulder which the Buffs won,
95-88, to seriously diminish
the Huskers hopes of winning
the Big Eight Hle.
As six-thousand fans, a few
hundred of which were Ne
braskans who had made the
long trek to the mountains in
support of their Huskers,
looked on, Chuck Gardner,
the Buffs All-Big Eight cen
ter, led the assault on the
basket with a 42 point effort.
Sophomore Tom Baack led
the Huskers with his season
high of 29 points in the losing
cause.
Offense Dominates
The game was highlighted'
by some of the finest offen
sive basketball of the year,
and the teams wasted little
time getting those h i g h
geared offenses going.
Nebraska jumped out to a
6-2 lead in the first two min
utes, but after a Buff time
out at 18:06 of the first half,
it was all Gardner.
The 6'7" senior center from
Yardley, Pennsylvania took
more than an advantage of a
Husker weakness to garner
his 31 point first period.
Nebraska has known all
year that the post position
could hurt them. Saturday
Husker nightmares came
true.
Nobody Could Stop Gardner
Willie Campbell, Coley
Webb, Nate Branch, and
Sturart Lantz all had a shot
at the big blond Buff, but
n thing helped.
Gardner hooked, drove,
jumped, and dunked them in
from all around the key.
The press had little effect
on Colorado during the first
half, as the Buffs passed and
dribbled their way to basket
after ba; 'iet.
But Nebraska wasn't doing
all that bad either.
Nebraska Kept Pace
Running well, though not
spectacularly, and working
for good shots from the open
offense, the 'luskers stayed
right on the heels of the tor
rid Buff's pace.
Baack and Branch along 1
with Lantz did most of Ne
braska scoring as guard
Grant Simmons was tied up
out front. Simmons ended the
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CHUCK GARDNER . . . Colorado center broke Buff scor
ing mark with a 42 point splurge against Nebraska Saturday
night.
night with 7 points, consider
ably lower than his average.
Some observers, who had
said it would take at least 85
points to win the ball game,
were ready to up that figure
as the team ran to lockers
for intermission with Colo
rado leading 52-49.
Scoring Derby
It seemed to be a matter
of who could score the most
first. As it turned out, Colo
rado did.
Nebraska started the sec
ond half with a zone defense
to try and contain Gardner.
It wor' ed, but Mike Rebich,
a sophomore guard, picked
up where Gardner left off.
Nebraska moved to within
three, 60-57, with two quick
baskets off the press early in
the second period.
Then some ball handling
mistakes and foul trouble be-
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Husker attack, not to men
tion Rebich's outside shoot
ing. Buffs Extend Lead
During the next ten min
utes Colorado increased their
lead from a meager three
points to a healthy twelve,
79-67, with only five minutes
to go in the contest.
In those last five minutes
it was valiant "roup of Husk
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tory. Hare hit two baskets and
was a tiger underneath for
his size (61"). Damm lead
the press in the fading mom
ents which brought Nebraska
to within seven at the gun.
Gardner hit 15 'of 19 field
goal attempts and 12 of 13
free throws while setting a
new Colorado varsity scoring
record and tying the Field
house mark of 42 set by Clyde
Lovellete of Kansas.
ReH,?h ended the night with
19 for the Buffs, eleven in
the second half. The only oth
er man in double figures for
Colorado was Bob Bauers
with 13.
Behind Baack's great ef
fort was Branch with 18
points and Lantz with 14.
Buffs Hot Shooting
The Huskers hit a very
respectable 51, but it wasn't
enough as Colorado burned
the cor IS at a 54 clip.
It seemed that N braska
just had the unfortunate posi
tion of meeting Colorado in
the Buffs peak game of the
season. "Needless to say,
we've never played like this
before," commented J i m
Witte, Colorado Daily sports
editor.
One More Shot
Nebraska still has one shot
at the title. Tonight the Husk
ers take on Oklahoma State
i the final home game of the
year. They must win this one
to have a shot at the title.
But Colorado must also beat
Kansas in Lawrence if Ne
braska is to have a chance
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