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Thursday, February 3, 1933
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narrowly defeat . . .
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following two baskets by Nebraska, Oklahoma ran off
six consecutive points to grab a 14-6 lead with 14:33
remaining in the first half.
The Huskers staged a mild comeback to pull within
four points, 14-10, with 13 minutes remaining in the
half.
From that point on, the Huskers w ere never closer than
six points, but never down by more than eight points,
until the final second of the half.
St3n Cloudy sent Nebraska to the locker room, down
only by four, 35-31, as he canned a 15-foot jumper at
the buzzer.
"Hie first half 1 told the players we looked a little
scared," Nebraska Coach Moe Iba siad. i told them we
weren't playing superhumans.
"In the first half, we had balls rolling on the floor,
but the second half we loosened up and played basket
ball." The Huskers came out the second half and lied the
score at 35-all with 18:05 to play. The game turned
into a seesaw battle the rest of the way.
Nebraska never led by more than six points in the
second half, while Oklahoma never led by more than two.
With Nebraska clinging to a two-point lead with 1:06
left to go in the game, Husker Claude Renfro went to the
line with a one-and-one opportunity. Renfro missed the
shot, but Terry Smith was able to slam the ball through
for a four-point Nebraska lead.
Nebraska was leading 58-57, with 11 ticks left on
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the clock, when Greg Downing iced his two free throws -and
the game.
"Downing's free throws were awful big," Iba said.
"I just took a couple of breaths and thought about
shooting the ball." Downing said.
Nebraska was led by Cloudy's 20 points and Smith's
1 1 . Cloudy hit 10 of 13 shots from the floor.
"I felt real good," Cloudy said. "It's just like when
you get that rhythm you know you can make them."
Oklahoma was led by freshman Wayman Tisdale's
23 points. Charles Jones scored 1 2 and Bo Overton added
10.
"He got his points," Smith said, referring to Tisdale,
"but w e won the ballgame."
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Nebraska Women's Track Coach Gary Pepin said he
plans to experiment with his team Saturday, when the
Cornhuskers take on Arkansas and Kansas in a triangu
lar meet at the Bob Devaney Sports Center.
"We're not overly concerned point-wise as a team,
although I think we'll do pretty good," Pepin said. "In
stead we want to get some conditioning work done
and improve indivually to get ready for the upcoming
conference and national meets."
Pepin said he intends to shuffle some people around
this week and try new people in new events. Angie Thack
er, who owns the Big Eight's fastest 300-yard dash time
of :34.59, will skip the 300 this week and concentrate
on the 60-y3rd dash and long jump. Janet Burke will
run the 300 in place of her. Pepin also said that Nicole
Ali will not run the 600-yard run this week in order for
her to try the long jump
The Huskfrs are in pretty good shape physically,
Pepin said, except for Kirsti Voldnes. who has been
battling the ilu and will not run Saturday. This week
may also mark the return of hurdler Rhonda Blanford,
who has been sidelined with a knee injury recently.
"Arkansas had a very good cross country team (this
season) and they have one of the better track and field
teams they've had in a while," Pepin said. "And Kansas
has some outstanding indivuals, but they are down as
a team."
The top two performers Kansas will bring to Lincoln
this weekend are Stien Lendeahl, the number one shot
putter in the Big Eight with a 46-9 toss, and sprinter Dora
Spearman. The Jayhawks also have the second strongest
mile relay team in the Big Eight (Nebraska is first) with
a time of 3:55.33.
Pepin said that while Kansas is good in the hurdles
and field events, Arkansas is strong in the long distance
races, sprints and long jump.
Wanda Harris is the Razorbacks best long jumper with
a leap of 19-3, while Pat Johnson and Stephanie Adams
are their top two sprinters.
The triangular is scheduled to start at 2:30 p.m. and
will be run in conjuction with the Nebraska men's dual
against Kansas.
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