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Monday, December 11, 1967 The Daily Nebraskan Page 4 -Baack Returns To Old Form ?4 4 J I I ' 'iWIMMtlil I & 1 . "wwv'wtwrtfc ja4 ..... . - S ""l"";'!i?."'"T'"' '"."S .Mi giiii.ni r- iiuimm ..-.) ..if -ii mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmil M,, ,,,, -f " , . I Plr Til i ir ; fr- .. l --w 4i 4 . f MALCOLM joi:nse rings. The Nebraska gymnastics team toppled the Air Force 165.05 to 158.9 Saturday at the Men's Physical Education Building. Sophomore Tom Riesing led the team with victories in the trampoline and long horse. Junior Mickey Johnsen won the parallel bars and picked up thirds on the side horse and horizontal bar. Junior Tom Traver won the side horse event. CL y :iM TOM RIESING spins to victory. Borgialli's Team 'Improved' In Great Plains Tournament Nebraska wrestling coach Orval Borgialli felt that the Nebraska team showed im provement over last year in their first competition at the Great Plains Tour nament Friday and Satur day at the XU Coliseum. Freshman Jim Haug fin ished second in the 167 pound division and brought praise from Borgialli. "We knew he had the ability but hadn't seen him in action," Borgialli said. Haug broke his hand in his second match of the tournament and will be out for six weeks. Also drawing praise from the wrestling coach was 152 pound Duane Dobson, who finished second in his class. 'Duane as far as techinque and know-how is our best wrestler." Borgial li said. Dobson placed sec ond behind Bob Douglas, a second place finisher in the World Championships last year. Dennis Dobson. Duane's ny and brother, placed second in the 145 pound class. "Den- looked good at times not so eood at others." Borgialli explained. "All he needs is more confidence Borgialli was also im pressed bv freshmen Ken Coleman, torn Meyer, and Jim Ryan. "Meyer did t win any matches but looked good in a match aeainst Dennis Dobson." Hargialli said. Ryan, a heavyweight, fin ished second and Coleman, a 115 pounder placed lourth. Borgialli was glad to see 137 pound Gary While, who finished second, do well. "Gary cut down from 103 pounds and filled a pap for us in that division, he said. "The 137 class had been a question mark before." Borgialli said senior Har ry Gaylor's experience is paying off after his third place in the 177 pound di vision. Other Xebraska finishers included: Larry Tepley, third place at 115; Ron Thorn, fourth place at 123; Bob Pewthers. third place at 152; Jerry Munson. fourth place at 160: Gene Libel, second place at 191: Scott Swanson, second place at II wt; and Ken Kusse row. fourth place at Hwt. Borgialli said seniors Ben Barends and Richard Ken finished third at 177 and 160 pounds respectively in the Northern Iowa In vitational this weekend. Musk ers Split With Wi By MARK GORDON Sports Editor It's on to the sandy beaches of Hawaii for (he Nebraska basketball team after splitting a two game set with the. Washington State Cougars at Pullman Friday and Saturday. The Huskers. 3-1, face a Hawaii Rainbow squad that returns its leading scorer Harvey Harmon and four other letterman, both Mon day and Wesnesday nights in Honolulu. While the Hawaii tilt with former professional cage coach Red Rocha's Rain bows isn't expected to be a strong test for Joe Cipriano's Huskers, Nebraska found it self severely taxed over the weekend against the tower ing Cougars. HOT-SHOOTERS Nebraska was unable to cope with a hot-shooting WSU squad that found the range in the first ha'f Fri day with a 24 of 34 perfor mance as it led the Huskers 52-38 at the halftime gun. The Cougars with forward Gary Elliott throwing in 22 points, stunned Nebraska 41 32 in the second half as they won going away 93-70. If anything bright was to be found from the season's first loss it was Tom Baack's 19 point showing which proved a foreshadowing of Saturday's final result. REBOUNDS TOO! Baack, who rallied his mates Saturday against the westerners, averaging 6'8" in the front line, scored 25 points and pulled down 11 rebounds as the Huskers did an about face and trimmed the Cougars 91-76. Baack's top game of the young season was backed up by a 23 point production from the hot fingers of sen ior Stuart Lantz and an 18 point job by sophomore Tom Scantlebury. In controlling the b a c k boards 48-38. Xebraska dom inated play with a 43-34 half time lead and also outscored the westerners 48-42 in the second stanza as it won a 15 point verdict. NOT PUZZLED WSU's 19 District Eight All American Jim McKean, Relays Sink Tankers Xebraska's swimming team placed seventh with 16 points in the Big Eight Relays at Ames. Iowa. Fri day and Saturday. Kansas won the meet with a total of 105 points edging second place Colorado with 102. who stands 6'9", wasn't puz zled by the Husker defense as he ripped off 31 points and grabbed 11 rebounds Saturday while scoring 18 markers Friday. In contrasting Nebraska's 23 point defeat and 15 point triumph, the shooting per centages best summarized the Huskers' 38 point rever sal. Friday, Nebraska was held to a shivering 35.8 per formance, while the Cougars scored almost at will in hit ting 60 per cent of their drives. AVERAGE FALLS Saturday, before the sec ond capacity turnout of 5, 000 Nebraska outshot Wash ington State 46 to 43 per cent from the field. Friday. WrSU tallied five men in double figures and Xebraska had two, while Saturday Nebraska placed four men in twin digits, and the Cougars showed just two man. The long trip to Pullman also dropped Nebraska's game scoring rate below the 100 point level as the two night set lowered the Hus kers to a respectable 91.5 figure. Sophomore center Bob Gratopp, who had been the top Huskers scorer with a 19.2 average, was held to 15 points in the games that left Nebraska without i t s reserve 67" center for an indefinite period. Dale Von Seggern, who had been pursuing Gratopp for the starting berth, hurt an ankle in the second half of the Friday night game but it was undetermined how long the injury would sideline the former Orchard Neb. standout. WASHINGTON STATE I93 I lt ft-lta re pt Cooper 1" n-" Oi mc 0-2 M Hnhson J-J Waters 0 0 0-0 Tcinn rebounds, Totals 9-15 NlillKAMiA liOl fl-lia (Ml a l.antj b-H 2-J Scantlebury 3-12 Banrk 7-18 Grattop 2t Von Seiner!) .... 2 5 Pamm 2-4 Hare 0-1 Leitner 1-3 Martin M V aKner 0-2 Cauble 0-1 Team rebounds Totals Washington State Nebraska . 3-4 5-e .1-6 2-2 1- 2 0-0 2- 2 0-1 24 00 38-30 1 2 0 2 'I 43 reb 8 0 1 8 40 Martin Total 51 M Stein . . Allen Mrhean Wierman Klliot Kills Kriekfon SYbultze Kloke Walters . 11 0-0 0ng 34-73 23-28 4 17 SI (76) Ir ft r . 5 12 00 3 . 4 9 0 0 3 . 9-16 13-14 II . 411 0-0 4 . 2-S 1-3 2 . 1-2 0-0 4 . 0-2 0-1 2 . 4-7 0-1 5 . 2-4 0-0 0 , 01 0-0 2 14 70 52 4193 38 32-70 Nebraska (911 If ft r Lantz M 1 f Seantlcbury 610 6-8 5 Baaek 10-23 5-5 11 Gratopp 3-5 " ? nanim 1-3 0-0 4 Hare 617 3-4 7 Leilner 0-0 0-0 0 U'ah St. HolUon 0-2 0 0 0 0 0 Total " W Nebraska 4891 Wash. Stat 34 - Att. 5,000. Nebraskan Want Ads Bring Results Stein 6-14 Allen 3-10 Mi Kean 810 Wierman 6-11 Klllot 10-13 ErU-kson 4-6 Kilis 0-0 Kloke 11 Schultz 1-1 Wynne 1-2 2-2 1- 2 2- .r) 2-2 2-3 0-0 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 Kelly From Is Banned Recruiting The Big Eight Conference Saturday penalized Nebras ka for an incident involv ing a prospective Nebras ka athlete's automobile re pair bill. According to the Associ ated Press, the league fac ulty representatives banned Husker assistant football coach George Kelly from recruiting for one year and reprimanded head football coach and athletic director Bob Devaney for action in volving a Kansas athlete who never enrolled at Ne braska. NCAA CENSURE The NCAA had earlier reprimanded and censured Nebraska wh;ch is the mild est NCAA penalty. The Big Eight ruled that Nebraska violated a con ference rule since a rep resentative of the school's athletic interests, not a member of the athletic de partment, arranged for the S600 repair bill to be de ducted from the prospect's future earnings. DIDN'T CHECK The league considered arrangement to deduct the repair bill as a loan, while the NCAA previously term ed it a loan without inter est. The AP said the league penalized Devaney since he approved the setup without checking to see if it met league standards while Kel ly was barred from recruit ing since he was involved with the recruiting of the unnamed athlete. MimS (t$md( 3hm& Pi Koppo Phi Lecture Seriej Presents Dick Schultzc President ASUN 7:15 p.m. Today Union Auditorium 30 to 40 Minute Policy Statement - Topic: Bill of Rights First public policy statements Afterward, qvetti t answer pvr'ni I RepreHnt0ttn by district Ditcriminati FOR AN APPOINTMENT CAU 432-6235 CUSSES LIMITED TO 15 ItvarwUmt FRF charge uill he v.hM you wtfch to ptirvhi Complimentary Group MAKE-UP CLASSES In your home or at the studio , . . a more beautiful you, now and in '6H. 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