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Having A (Hand) Ball
HANDBALL . . . practice is offered to students de
siring to participate in intramural athletics without
joining an organized activity. Freshman Tom Tidball,
who is out for baseball, practices handball in a court
at the Nebraska Field House. There are also courts
at the NU Coliseum for use by students.
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Twelve high school foot
ball stars from Nebraska
have signed letters of in
tent to the University for
next year, announced Hus
ker coach Bob Devaney.
The latest addition to the
list is Ken Kontos, a' 6-2 de
fensive back from Wahoo.
Others include some of
the state's top prep per
formers. Wally Winter and
Dave Mann of Lincoln
Northeast are the Lincoln
men on the list.
M a r 1 i n Terwilliger of
Grant and Jim Patterson of
Bellevue have signed. Oth
ers are Guy Ingles of Oma
ha, Tay Tollefson of Kear
ney, Tom Heller of Kear
ney, Henry Jennings of
Kimball, Bob Hardt of
Omaha, John Hopkins of
Bellevue and Greg Stejskal
of Omaha.
First Junior Since Chamberlain In
Smith's
If Iowa State's Don Smith If he maintains this pace,
has "sweaty palms" Satur- he will end up fifth on the
day when the Cyclones all-time single-season Con
host Nebraska, he will be ference list with 632 points,
the first junior in the -Big This would be the second
Eight to hit 1.000 career highest total ever scored by
points since 1958 and Wilt a junior in Conference his
Chamberlain. tory Chamberlain scored
Smith, the Conference's 633 his junior, and last,
leading scorer for the sec- vear a Kansas,
ond week in a row, needs This same average would
only 22 to cross into the let Smith finish his second
1,000 range during this year as a Cyclone with 1,081
week's Big Eight TV Game points, the 21st best re-
of the Week Saturday at corded in a career by a
Ames. Big Eight basketball play-
A tip-off as to whether er. This kind of an ending
Smith will have a good would put Smith into posi-
game or not, according to tion to move into third place
Smith himself, is the on the all-time Conference
amount of perspiration col- list, providing the Brooklyn,
lected on his hands before New York, junior hits for
the game. The more, the over 500 next year,
better the game, or so goes A duplication of his pro-
the Iowa State thinking. Ac- jected junior-year total
cording to this theory, would put Smith second to
Smith has sweated a great the all-time ail-American
deal since the first of Janu- from Kansas, Clyde Lovel-
ary, scoring 25.7 points a lette, who had 1,979 points
game to lead the Confer- during his three seasons,
ence. In second place now is Kan-
CONTEREVPE GAMES ONLT Rrboundim
Scoring
Player and School G
Hon .smith, t, lnwa state IU
Don Sidle, C. Oklahoma 8
Stuart Lantz, G, Nebraska 8
Ron Coleman, G, Miswuri 9
Pat Frink, G, Colorado 8
Tom Baack. F, Nebraska 8
Rodger Bohnenstiehl, C, Kansas 7
Nate Branch, F, Nebraska 8
Willie Rogers, F, Oklahoma 8
Jim Johnson, F. Oklahoma 8
Tom Johnson, C, Missouri 9
Bob Wilson. C. Kansas 5
Earl Seyfert, F, Kansas State 7
Jo Jo White, G, Kansas 8
Ron Franz, F, Kansa9 8
Kuirene Jones, F, Missouri 5
John McGonigle, G, Iowa State 10
FG FGA FT FTA TP Avf.
89 193 79 116 257 25.7
62 113 60 74 1B4 23.0
64 118 35 42 163 20.4
72 157 29 33 173 , 19.1
56 113 25 38 137 17.1
60 128 14 18 134 16.8
45 86 22 27 112 16.0
50 112 28 36 128 16 O
45 103 32 45 122 15.3
49 101 22 23 YM 15.0
48 119 31 45 129 1 14.3
2b 55 20 28 70 14.0
37 81 21 26 95 13 6
41 110 18 24 106 13.3
42 98 17 25 101 12.6
22 57 22 43 1,2 12.4
49 126 22 31 120 12.0
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IT'S WHAT'S HAPPENING
Conihusker
Stopped In
Nebraska wrestler? fell to
Northwest Missouri State,
17-13, at Marysville. Mo.,
Wednesday.
H u s k e r heavyweight
Scott Swanson lost a 1-0 de
cision to Allan Borkowskl,
giving Northwest Missouri
the victory.
Orval Borgialli, Nebraska
coach, cited Mike Disney
for his 6-4 decision over
John Crandall in the 123
pound bracket. This was
Disney's second varsity
match.
Borgialli also lauded
Dwayne Dobson who deci
sioned Bill Rex, 3-0, in the
145-pound class.
Nebraska's lone pine was
registered by 177-pounder
Ben Eerends, who turned
the trick in 4:38 against Dale
Palmer.
123 Mike Disney, NU,
dec. John Crandall, 64.
130 Stan Zeamer, NW,
drew with Ron Thon, 4-4.
137 Paul Stehman, NW,
dec. Dennis Dobson, 12-3.
145 Dwayne Dobson,
NU, dec. Bill Rex, 3-0.
152 Ron James, NW,
dec. Gary White, 7-0.
160 Rich Downing, NW,
Sweaty
Plavfr and School G RMs
iHra' Smith, C. Iowa State 10 12H
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12.8
10.5
9.8
9.4
8.4
8.3
8.1
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7.8
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7.6
6.5
n,,n sidle, C, Oklahoma 8 B4
fcugene Jones, F, Missouri 5 49
Galen Frick, F, Kan. St. 7 66
Note Branch, F, Nebraska 8 67
Ear Sevlert, F. Kan. St. 7 58
Stuart Lantz. G, Nebraska 8 65
Tom Johnson, C, Missouri 9 72
Willie Rogers, F, Oklahoma 8 62
Rob Wilson, C, Kansas 5 39
Nj0k Pino, C, Kansas Suite 7 5.1
Boh Bauers, F, Colorado 8 52
FG Percentage
Player and School FG FGA
Mike Rebirh, Colorado 27 47
Lynn Baker, Colorado . . 31 56
Stuart Lantz, Nebraska .. 64 118
Don Sidle, Oklahoma .... 62 113
Karl Tail. Colorado .24 44
Rodger Bohnenstiehl. Kan. 45 86
I'at Frink, Colorado 56 113
Boh Bauers, Colorado ... 38 78
Jim Johnson, Oklahoma .. 49 101
Pet.
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.554
.542
.542
.545
.523
.496
.487
.485
FT Percentage
Player and School FT FTA Pet.
Jack Herrun, Okla. State 24 24 1.000
Ron Coleman, Missouri . 29 33 .879
Stuart Lantz, Nebraska . 35 42 .833
Rodger Kohncnstichl. Kan. 22 27 .815
lion Sidle. Oklahoma 60 74 .811
Earl Sevftjrt, Kansas State 21 26 .808
Nate Branch, Nebraska 28 36 .778
Dennis Herkholtz, Kan. St. 17 22 .773
Jo Jo White, Kansas .... 18 24 .750
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Wrestlers
Missouri
dec. Harold Povonda. 1-0.
167 Tom Paulson. NW,
dec. Bob Erickson, 2-1, ref
eree's decision.
177 Ben Bernends, NU,
pinned Dale Palmer, in
4:38.
Hwt. Allan Borkowski,
NW, dec. Scott Swonson,
1-0.
Huskers Seek 13tli Win . . .
Cagers In For Bad
Some psychological fac
tors are building an atmos
phere of bad luck as the
Nebraska basketball team
prepares for a return match
with Iowa State, Saturday
at Ames.
The biggest of these fac
tors will be the home court
advantage Nebraska used
to its benefit in defeating
the Cyclones last weekend,
94-82. This time the shoe will
be on the other foot.
The Huskers are tied for
second place at 6-2 with
Colorado who defeated
Iowa State Monday night.
1958.,,
Palms
sas State's Bob Boozer, who
finished in 1959 with 1,685.
For the sixth straight
week, Smith leads the re
bounders with his 12.8 per
game average. He now has
a total of 266 for the sea
son, marking the second
straight year he has made
the Big Eight's seasonal re
bounding honor roll (it takes
250 or more to make the
list). Smith's career total in
this department now stands
at 592, 17th on the all-time
list. A retention of this av
erage will move him into
the top 15 by the end of
the season.
Still battling it out for
versatility honors are Okla
homa's Don Sidle and Ne
braska's Stuart Lantz, both
of whom are ranked in all
four individual categories
for the sixth consecutive
week. Sidle, a 6-8 center, is
second in scoring (23.0) and
rebounding (10.5), and fifth
in free throwing (81 per
cent). Lantz, a 6-3 guard, is
third in scoring (20.4) and
free throwing (83 per cent),
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Both are a game behind na
tionally fifth-ranked Kan
sas. "This is a crucial game
for us," noted Nebraska
coach Joe Cipriano. "We
have to win this one to stay
in the race for the confer
ence title."
Perhaps he wishes bas
ketball was a six-man
game. Each game he has
had to decide between ju
niors Ron Simmons and
Jim Da mm for his second
starting guard. This time
he has chosen Simmons.
Itch For 1,000
and seventh in rebounding
(8.1). They are tied for third
in field-goal accuracy with
54 per cent.
Remaining in contention
for his second scoring
championship is Missouri's
Ron Coleman, who shows a
19.2 average this year. On
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The other starters will be
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Baack and Nate Branch,
and Willie Campbell, center.
There is one more edge
the Cyclones may have Sat
urday. The game is being
televised as the Big Eight
TV game-of-the-week, and
Iowa State has never lost
a televised game.
the season, he has scored
407 points to ring up a ca
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