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I , ,l..'i'-.A.-..- i. Thursday, November 2, 1967 Page 4 Tha Daily Nebraskqn "3 -St 1 1 p I i m m if m '1 V- i1 - vi I i ; i 5 1 j 4 si Vt 1 "ff -i , glllllll!limilllllllllllllllllllhl!IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIiniHIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIMIHIIIin I Half -Court Press Added By Cipriano Nebraska's run-a n d-g u n cagers will reveal a half court press this season in addition to the full court press, according to head coach Joe Cipriano. However, the full court edition, which has become the trademark of Joe Cipri ano's Nebraska basketball team, will still be used. The half-court press starts at mid-court instead Betas Win Double: Sweep Tennis, Golf Beta Theta Pi is well on their way towards repeating as All-University Intramur al Champion after scoring victories in the fall intra mural golf and tennis pro grams. The Betas outdistanced a 37 team field in winning the tennis title and a 24 team field in grabbing the golf championship. Mike Ley, Delta Tau Delta, won the All-University Individual golf title with a three round score of 217. He was followed by Milt Romjue, Beta Theta Pi, and Gary Gunderson, Del ta Upsilon, who both scored a 219. ONE BAC K Placing fourth in the 86 player tournament was Lance Gloe, Beta Theta Pi, one stroke back with a 220. The Betas were followed in the four-man team field by N.E.S.E.P., Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa Psi and Abel IV. Sixth place went to t h e Phi Delta Theta two-man team, seventh place was grabbed by D.O.M. with one man teams representing Del ta Tau Delta, Delta Upsilon and Theta Chi. Jody Parker, Beta Theta Pi, won the All-University single tennis crown. Placing behind Parker were Tom Wiese, Beta The ta Pi, Bill Heggen, Phi Kap pa Psi, Terry Hancock, Beta Theta Pi, Dan Harrold, Del ta Tau Delta and Jeff Gail lard, Beta Theta Pi. Trailing the Betas in the Our products are put together with some of the best components avail able. 1245 S. Corner 489-3375 (ITRONICS CENTER LINCOLN'S COMPLETE HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER tjOUt leffew of when the ball is taken out-of-b o u n d s, Cipriano said, SAVE ENERGY "One reason for the in stallation of this press is to save energy," Cipriano said, said. "Since the half-court press is new, we will have to spend a lot of time on it." Joe Cipriano's Nebraska basketball team moves into 37 team lfight were Theta Xi, Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Mu, Fram House, Phi Gamma Delta and Sig ma Alpha Epsilon. PHI DELTS WIN Phi Delta Theta broke the Beta's streak by winning the basketball golf competition with 712 points. Rick Jasa, Phi Kappa Psi. led the 260 man pack with a low score of 70 while David Gildea, Phi Delta Theta finished second with a 74 score. Third place went to Gary Gray, Phi Delta Theta. who scored an 84. The Phi Delts were fol lowed in the team standings by Phi Kappa Psi with 334.5 points, Phi Gamma Delta, 333.5, Theta Xi 329.5 and Sigma Chi 258, in the 26 team tournament. The intramural depart ment also announced the top two football teams in each flag football league would enter the single elimination A 1 1-Ui.i''ersity tournament starting early next week. Regular season play will conclude with four games at the Woods Park fields next Tuesday afternoon. Standings of the flag foot ball tournament will be printed Friday. Read Nebraskan Want Ads .jjygjJ"4 IMPORTED BRIAR 3Jk ff2s(. i I 1 f a to J the third week of practice in preparation for their Lincoln opener against Cali fornia State, Dec. 4. Coach Cipriano said he was pleased with the prac tice sessions. FIFTH YEAR "We have accomplished a lot on offense, defense, and the full-court press," he said. Cipriano, who is heading into his fifth year as Ne braska head coach, said the team is working on a lot of fundamentals. "We have been working individual drills but now will move into team offense and defensive drills," he said. FUNDAMENTALS "Jump ball situations, taking the ball out-of-bounds, five on five de fenses, and other team fundamentals will be stressed from now on," he said. "We will basically play the same type of ball as in the past." Cipriano said. "As before, the team is going to have to depend on speed and the press to neu tralize other teams which possess greater height." Cipriano said Washington State, rated second to UCLA in AAWU will be the toughest non-conference op ponent. "We will be playing them at Pullman which is not an easy place to play," he said. The Huskers will face Washington State on both Dec. 8 and 9. Coach Cipriano will be taking a four year record of 53-47 at Nebraska into this season. His career record is 96-82. i v ) i ' V if i i NOV. 15, 8:00 P.M. Pershing Auditorium Tickets on Sole at Pershing Auditorium In the water, or out... Swimming Instructor Miss Vicky Shanks enjoys the freedom of her Pearle Optical Contact Lenses! 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Although Iowa State holds a 2-5 overall mark and a 1-3 slate compared to Nebras ka's 4-2 overall and 1-2 con ference marks, Husker coach Bob Devaney remem bers Kansas State when comparing the two foes. "They (Iowa State) beat Kansas State handily while we were fortunate to edge them," he said. "They al ways play well against us." NO DISPUTE There's no disputing those two statements. The Cyclones throttled the Wildcats in Ames 17-0 for their lone Big Eight win while the Huskers scored a last minute field goal to down the Wildcats at Man hattan 16-14 on a r a i n drenched field. Before dismissing the Cy clones as an also-ran, last year's game backs up De vaney's sece-d comment. The 1966 Huskers used a 36-yard touchdown run by Harry Wilson with just un der four minutes left to de rail an aggressive Iowa State gang at Ames 12-6. The fired-up Cyclones held Nebraska to two Larry Wachholtz first quarter field goals before Wilson's run downed the Iowans. While the 1966 Iowans re lied on the departed record shattering passing combina tion of Tim Van Galder to Eppie Barney, this year's crew uses a potent rushing NEBRASKA UNION SPECIAL EVENTS COMMITTEE PRESENTS BAEZ Lensec. You can t See Pearle Optical now, 'i JOAN JT game spearheaded by t w 0 punching runners. 'Big Team' "They're a big team with two fine running backs in Les Webster and Ben King and a fine runner and pass er in quarterback John Warder," Devaney said. King, a 5' 10" 195 pound junior fullback, is the league's eighth best rusher with 327 net yards in 83 car ries for 3.9 yards per carry. Former Omaha Tech standout, senior halfback Webster, has rushed for 1,070 in his first two seasons at Ames, including 253 yards this season. Warder has shown effec tiveness both as a runner and passer in climbing to the league's fourth leading total offense slot with 838 net yards. The 192 pound junior sig nal caller is also the Big Eight's fourth leading pass er connecting on 53 of 123 tosses for 632 total yards. TALENTED While Webster and King provide a stable rushing at tack, senior fullback Tom PERSONAL hit 1- Anyone knowing the wherti aboutsotouraaugmei.oa' rwnn 18 vrs36-2M5, 0 Bind. Hr. Blii. eyes call coller 385-6102. Gener' if '"-toleai' liiitmii I 1 4J mm ic.i VINCENT PRICE' MARTHA HYER ceorgeNADER-tTeDOLLS" Budget Terms Available nm m I MAM PUftbMi.fc team the f now SHOCKING I $h FACTS - i is AMERICAN : INTERNATIONAL NG aniocks the... - . f fs X 4- Busch has been a fine pass receiver. II i s 13 pass receptions against Kansas boosted him into third place among con ference receivers with 26 grabs for 350 yards and one touchdown. But pass receiving isn't the only talent the Garner, Iowa, native can employ against the Huskers. He is also Iowa State's top punter, averaging just under 40 yards per boot. He is also the conference's sec ond leading kickoff returner averaging 22.9 yards. Ne braska will be fielding a somewhat revised squad af ter injuries to two key play ers. SOPHOMORES Tom Penney will replace Dennis Richnafsky at split end after Nebraska's leading receiver sustained an ankle injury in last Saturday's Texas Christian game. Sophomore Sherwin Jar mon will be elevated to sec ond string behind Penney while three sophomores are probable back-up men for the offensive backs. First-year varsity men University Theatre presents if XT frsl RESERVATIONS- Phont 472 2072 or 472 2073 1. Haw do you know Arnold is serious? We gave me hii stuffed wombat. 3. What 11 you do for fun? Co on overnight cricket hunts. 5. Yununy. Arnold says we'll find new meaning in the vigor of outdoor life. For information about Living Insurance, see The Man from Equitable. For career opportunities at Lcjuitable, see your Placement Olliccr, or write: James L. Morice, Manager, College Employment. 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