The Daily Nebraskan
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1967
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Husker 'Super Nate'
Aids ISU Downfall
About a month ago Nate
Branch was benched from
his starting position on the
Nebraska basketball team
because he supposedly had
not given the effort of which
he was capable.
Nate quickly recovered
his starting position and
has improved with each
successive game.
Saturday afternoon at
Ames. Iowa, "super Nate"
was at his best as he ripped
off 28 points in leading the
Cornhuskers to 76-65 c o n
ference victory over Iowa
State.
Twisting underhand lay
ups were Branch's specialty
against the Cyclones, but
he was also effective from
long range as the Huskers
overcame superstition and
won their 13th game of the
year.
The victory was also their
seventh in Big Eight con
ference play against two
losses, keeping Nebraska in
the title picture. Kansas
retained its first place posi
tion with an 82-74 victory
over Oklahoma Saturday
night at Norman. The Jay
hawks are 8-1 in the con
CLIFTON FORBES . . . bolts from the field, tying the meet record, and wins the 60-yard dash for the Huskers.
Forbes' time was :06.2, well ahead of Isaac Howard and Larry Plantz of the University of Colorado.
Stay -At-Home Cornhuskers
Host Losing Track Squads
You could hardly say
that the Nebraska indoor
track delegation is very ad
venturous they refuse to
leave home.
The Cornhuskers will
host Iowa State and New
Mexico this Saturday in the
Nebraska Field House for
the completion of their dual
and triangular season, in
which all matches were in
Lincoln.
The thinclads, who ran
away from Colorado, 72-49
in a Saturday dueL will
then leave the University
for their first away meet
and that one should be
something else.
It is the Big Eight in
door meet, March 3-4 in
Kansas City, Missouri. The
meet will probably show
even more than the per
formances of the two pub
licized super stars of the
conference Jim Ryun of
Kansas and Charlie
Greene, the Husker sprint
fr now laid off with a leg
injury.
Nebraska will be one of
tbe favorite In the cham
pionsbipi. rtpecially if it
t uccetkfully defend! i 1 1
thus-far perfect record in
Saturday's triangular.
But a win azainst Iowa
State and New Mexico will
be anything but exciting if it
runs like Saturday's one
sided match.
The Huskers dropped be
hind the Buffaloes on first
places. 3-1, in the field but
NU dominated the track
events by winning -eight of
10.
Higli Jumper Steve Krebs
leaped 6-7 for tbe lone field
victory and a meet record,
an inch and one-quarter
above tbe 19C5 mark of
Jack Cramer.
Nebraska's Jack Todd
and Colorado's Mark Tom
on tied for second at 6-7,
Buff Barry Kin? heaved
the shot 55-4. outdistancing
Dennis Hagin and Jerry
Patton. both of NU. Hagin
was second at 53-1; Patton
had a 51-m.
Ron Ftrcht went 13-6.
iraicnin; the heights ei
CVu Cburk Rogers, bat
Rofrrs, wba was Injured
trying to g 14-0, was
awarded tbe win on fewer
misses.
Rogers was even with the
cross bar when be failed to :
ference, a game ahead of
the Huskers.
For a while at Ames it
looked dark, as Nebraska
was down by as many as
ten points in the first half.
But with Branch's help
from the field and Stuart
Lantz's from the foul stripe,
the Huskers pulled to with
in two, 42-40 at intermission.
But in the second half it
was a different story as
Nebraska thoroughly dom
inated play as it had
throughout the entire game
with I-State a week earlier
in Lincoln.
At Ames the Huskers put
on a nearly perfect press
defense that completely
stymied the Cyclones, hold
ing them to one field goal
and four free throws in
twelve minutes. Willie
Campbell scored seven
straight points, two on a
stuff shot, and the Corn
huskers never faltered after
that as they ran their lead
up to 65-48 with 7:53 to go.
Campbell and Frank
Empkey were effective in
guarding Big Eight scoring
leader Don Smith, but the
Cvclone ace still tallied 22
clear it and fell back to
the ground, bruising h i s
back.
Colorado's Bill Adams
broad jumped 21-1114 to
edge "Nebraska's Tom
O'Hara and Harlan Met
schke, both of who went
21-5'i.
On the track, the Buffa
loes looked best from the
distance races, that is.
The Buffs won the mile and
two mile events for their
only track w ins.
Paul Cattermole of CU
ran a 4:21.8 mile, finishing
ahead of teammate Craig
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points. His last bucket gave
him a total of 1,000 points
in two years as a Cyclone
performer.
Only two other Big Eight
cagers have ever duplicated
this feat. Those were Wilt
Chamberlain and Clyde
Lovellette, both of Kansas.
Iowa State had never lost
a televised basketball game.
And Nebraska Coach Joe
Cipriano kept a personal
streak alive. His Husker
teams have yet to lose to
the Cyclones. This streak en
compasses seven victories
in a four year span.
NEBRASKA OS)
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1-4 2-2 5
, 12-20 4-fi 10
Raack
Branch
Campbell 3-9
Simmons 2-5
Lantz 8-14
Damm 1-2
Shaver 0-0
1-1
0- 0
8-8
1- l
2
0
11 .
4
0
1
0-0
2-2
0-0
Empkey 2-1
Leitner 0-0
0
Totals
29-57 18-20 33
20 76
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3 22
IOWA STATE (Ml
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Smith
512 12-15 J5
Duarte 2-2
0-2
2-2
2-2
6-9
0-0
0-0
0-0
Fleming 2-7
Zieeler 24
Goodman ....... 7-15
MrGomgle 1-4
Hamberlin 1-1
Harvey 01
Tiernicel 0-0
Johensen 1-5
Kramer 0-1
Pvle 0-0
0- O
1- 1
0-0
0-0
Totals 21-54 21-31 32 lfi 65
Nebraska 40 36-76
Iowa Slate 42 23-5
Officials Thorton Jenkins and Jim
Bain.
Attendance: 5.300.
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Runyon and tmd-place
Husker Don Bishoff.
Runyon was also the two
mile winner in 9:29.1, while
Buff Jeff Donaldson was
second and Bishoff again
third.
Nebraska's Ray Harvey
was the meets only double
winner, running a :C7.4
high hurdles and a :07.0
low hurdles.
60-yard dasher Clifton
Forbes, running undefeated
this season for the Huskers
while Greene is recuperat
ing, tied the meet record
of :06.2.
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The Nebraska freshman
basketball team suffered
their second defeat of the
season as they were nipped
in the closing seconds by
the Iowa State Frosh, 78-77.
The Husker yearlings had
a 52-43 half time lead, but
could only muster 26 points
in the second twenty min
ute period. Nebraska had a
32-24 field goal edge over
the Cyclones but lost the
game at the free throw line.
The Cornhsuker's fouling
antics gave Iowa State 48
chances at the stripe and
they connected on 30 of
them. Nebraska hit 13 of
their 19 chances.
Tom Scantlebury again
led the freshman with 27
points, but only one other
Husker, Sam Martin, could
hit double figures. The
Pawnee City native had 5
fielders for ten points.
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Other NU individual win
ners were: Hugh McGov
ern, with a 1:12.1 in the
600-yard run; Dennis Walk
ers, who turned in a :51.1
in the 440-yard run; Kent
Radke, 1.000-yard run win
ner in 2:16.5; and Les Hee
busch, with a 1:56.2 in the
880-yard run.
The mile relay team for
Nebraska also broke the
meet record with a 3:21.0
time. Walker. Forbes, Mc
Govern and Liss were the
relayers.
High School Mat
Contest Stronger
The University of Nebras
ka's future wrestling hopes
seem to shine a little bright
er after the display of in
creased competition and
some exceptional individ
uals in the Nebraska high
school wrestling champion
ships held Friday and Sat
urday in the Coliseum.
Nebraska WTestling coach
Orval Borgialli organized
and supervised the meet
which was marked by the
addition of a Class C divi
sion. The Class A title went to
the Omaha South Packers
who held off runner-up
Scottsbluff for a 19th state
championship.
The B and C races were
tight with Lexington edg
ing last year's champ Al
bion, 64-61, for the B title
and Rushville taking the C
title, 78-69, from Crawford.
Class A
Team Scoring
O. South
Scottsbluff
O. I ecll
O. Weitside ...
Fremont
O. North
Creiiihun Prep
McCook
O. Ryan
Sidnt y
Southtast
Boys Town
Lincoln Hieh . .
Grand Island . .
54 Alliance 13
45 Genng 13
37 Hastines 12
37 O. Central 10
26 O. Benson 9
26 Belleue 7
24 Columbus 6
21 Northeast
5
5
21 Pius X ...
18 Keamey
17 No Platte
16 O. Bryan ..
15 O. Burke ..
14
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.. 2
.. 1
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Finals
95 Bob Orta, Lincoln High, pinned
Fred Marion. South, 135.
1J John Barrera. South, dec. Dan
Circo, Creighton Prep. 7-2.
112 Dave Knulson. Scottsbluff, dec
John Barrows, Hastings, 5-4.
120 Dae Aaron, Boys Town, dec. Bill
Watson, Scottsbluff, 7-2.
127-AI Bach. Westside. dec. Tim Mur
tauch. North. 4-0.
i33 Rich Slocum, Sidney, dec. Fred
Steier, McCook, 1J-0.
Gym
Squad
Falls
The Air Force Academy
shot down Nebraska's gym
nastics squad, 166.4 to 162,
in a duel Saturday at the
Academy.
Following a loss to the
University of Colorado, Fri
day, the Huskers grabbed
a quartet of first places but
could not hold off the Fal
cons. Nebraska's Steve May
took two first places, on the
still rings and on the par
allel bars.
Mickey Johnsen took the
top spot on the horizontal
bar and Bob Santoro was
the best on the long horse.
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138 Casey Hoffman, Bishop Ryan, dee.
Jim Tyler, Westside, 12-0.
145 Tom Meier. Grand Island deo.
Mike Shelley, Judge's dec. (0T).
154 Joe George, Creighton Prep, dec.
Ed Kasada. South, 4-0.
165 Steve Tolstedt, Alliance, dec. Phil
Wise, Tech, 13-2.
180 Jerry Murtaugh, North, pinned
Doug Wagner, Fremont, 1:30.
Hwt. Robert Ross, Tech, dec, Duane
Francl, South. 7-2.
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Team Scoring
Lexington
. 64 Millard
. 61 Fairbury
. .53 Kimball
. .45 Papillion
. 45 Ainsworth
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Albion
Ogallala
O'Neill ..
ComA
Holdrege
Valentine
. 32 Gothenburg
Gordon 24 Achlnnri
St. Paul 21 Auburn
Schuyler 15 Chadron
Broken Bow .. 12 Minden
Finals
95 Art Buechel, Valentine, dec. Randy
Kramer, Ogallala. 9-2.
103 Gary Appleton, Lexington, dec.
Mike Combs, Millard, 8-4.
112 David Cole. O'Neill dec. Jim
Volkme: , Kimball, 6-2.
120 Ted Borer, Albion, dec. Greg Ho
gel. Schuyler, 4-3 (otl.
127-Harry Fox, O'Neill, dec. Ken
Llovd, Papillion. 6-5.
133 Vic Smith, Lexington, dec. Pat
Renquit. Holdrege. 4-2.
138 Harvey Rosebaum, Albion, pinned
Roy Fox. O'Neill. 3 23.
145 Dennis Kling. Gordon, dec. Steve
Schauer. I. -xinston. 6-1.
154 Ron Christensen, Ogallala, dec.
Joe Mundorf, Valentine. 51 OT).
165-Jim Haug, Cozad pinned Rich Mo
line, Holdrege, 2:48.
180 Rex Ackermann, Lexington, dec.
Fred Barnhard, Alhion 10-2.
Hwt.-Butrh Petersen, Ogallala. aec.
Ray Buss. Cozad. 5-0.
Class C
Team Scoring
Rushville
Crawford
Hamsburg
Amherst
Bertrand .
Ceresco . .
Concordia
E. Butler
Arapahoe
Beaver City
W. Kearney
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45
43
37
.. 37
Gibbon 27
H oi bach 23
She! ton 20
Bayard 19
Mullen 18
Bennington 7
NSVH 7
Cambridge
Butte
Hebron
Milfnrd
Oxford
Deshler
Imperial
Finals
95 John Rnther, Wolbach, dec. Gene
Wendt, Bayard. 8-4.
103 Gera d Bruns, Rushville, dec. Tom
Gonzales, Bayard, 14-0.
112-Jim Giffo.-d. Harrisbnrg, dec. Tim
Morava. Crawford. 5-2
120 Jim Fahrenbruch, Bertrand, dec.
Chuck Holmgren. Crawford, 3-1.
127 Barney Morava, Crawford, dec.
Jim Tiensvold, Rushville. 1-0 (ot).
133 Bobby Janssen. Rushville, dec. Al
len Mever, Bertrand. 2-1 ot).
1.18 Dave Aiman. Amherst, dec. Mac
Norman. Crawford. 4-2.
145 Dave Holt, Harrisburf, dec. John
Vonloh. Bertrand, 5 2.
154 Dan Lowell, Ceresco, dec. Deaa
Taubenheim, Amherst, 2-0.
165 Larry Bruckner, Gibbon, pinned
Cary .Nelson. Ceresco, :56.
If 0 Harold Daake, Amherst, dec. Jo
Hanlon, Crawford. 5-2.
Hwt Paul Hasset. Mullen, dec. BUI
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Sports Bttnr
I was rooked.
Someone suggested that I was out of shape the other .
day, so I promptly proved my fine condition by trying
my hand at a strenuous participation sport chess.
I lost and although it is only small consolation, I lost
to a Nebraska student who defeated the man who lost to
the man who lost to the President ot tne iew YorK tness
Club, who was beaten by Bobby Fisher, the best chess
player in North America.
Of course, I filed protest on the match on several
grounds. First, the match wasn't sanctioned by the NCAA
or the AAU or the SNCC or anyone at all, so it wasn't
really that big a deal.
And then I have my suspicions that my opponent ha3
signed with a pro chess team, making him ineligible.
Then, there is the chance of a rematch, ii the other
guy is not drafted because of his bad knee and his claim
to being a minister.
Back to the match: It was a close, pawn-to-pawn duel,
with me taking his pawn and then losing my knight. Then
jumped his bishop (nothing religious intended . . . after
all it's a state-supported University) and lost my queen.
I kept even with him like that until I noted that my
king was worked into a corner, and . . . alas, it was
all over.
That ended my brief whirl at the sport of chess, but
I must add that I was rooked.
His rook got my king, which was all the pawnish
ment this athlete could take in a single match. Besides,
I was getting bored.
This other fellow will get his own. though. He got a
little too ambitious and invited the eighth best chess player
of Nebraska in 1964 to a match.
Coverage of this super-game will be blacked out in
Lincoln, but plenty of tickets are still available.
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