The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 43

wm Shrine Aides Announced By CONDE SARGENT Prep Sports Writer A Shrine Bowl coaching cycle has been completed for Lincoln with the selection of Art Bauer of Northeast as a South assistant for the 1963 charity football game. Other assistants tabbed by the Shrine, announced by president Bob Russell, are: Dineen, Omaha Bishop Ryan; and LeRoy Zentic, Teciimseh. 0 Redding, North Platte; Fred Arnold, Schuyler; and Gordon Watts, Chadron. Head coaches are 011i Smith of Hastings for the' South and Dick Christie of; Omaha Tech for the North which won its first game in; the 4-year history of the game I last summer. are very proud to nounce the selection of these fine young Russell said.

add much to our Proceeds for the annual game between graduated prep' stars go to Shriners Hospitals I for Crippled Children. Bauer, whose last two teams have won the city championship, was preceded on Shrine 3 other prep coaches. coaching staffs by Lincoln Jim m- mers was the South head coach in 1961, the year Bill Stephenson was top man for the North. Pius Vince Aldrich was a South assistant in 1959. 1961 football team was unbeaten and judged state champion by The Lincoln Sunday Journal and Star.

Two coaches of 1962 Sunday Journal and Star champions are North aides Redding from North unbeaten Class A champs and Watts Ifrom Chadron, which won 11 Arnold Schuyler Zentic Tccumseh Watts Chadron Redding North Platte Bauer Lincoln NE Dineen Omaha 'yon straight games to win the chase. Tecumseh team was the Class runner-up. The Nebraska U. graduate is the only Class coach picked by the Shrine besides Stephenson, who was named head coach of the North while he was coach at Rushville. He assumed duties at Southeast right after the Shrine game.

Composite 1961 records of the two coaching staffs were very close: i 3-6; Red- Idiiig, 10-0; Watts, 11-0; Arnold. 3-4-2. 7-3; Bauer, 7-3; Zentic, 8-1; Dineen, 5-3, Composite- 27-10. The staffs will immediately begin screening candidates for the two 33-man squads. Highways is the North-South dividing line to split tip the talent.

The game will be played at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 18. NWU to Host Tournament Sx Eight-Team Meet Starts Wednesday By DEL BLA( Christmas holiday tournament basketball returns to Lincoln this week after a 3-year absence. The first annual Midwest Holiday Tournament will be staged at Nebraska Ira J. Taylor Gymnasium Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

Eight schools will participate in the roundball derby in gym. Archers Successful archers in the Cornhusker state now number Teams entering the tour- 214, according to the Game include Hastings, Doane, Mi (Man Dana. Concordia and Weslevan from Nebraska, Yankton. S.D., College and Westmar, Iowa, College. This same group of church colleges will hold track, tennis and goli championships next April in Lincoln.

Commission During the past two weeks 30 more bowmen connected with their target. Time is running out for the archers The statewide season closes Dec. 31. Successful archers the past two weeks include; Deldon Lueshen, white-tailed 1 an buck; Max Sanders. Bridgeport, mule This weeks basketball Betty Gotham Chill Chilly New York weather forced this Miami 11.

player to wear a jacket, a tennis shoe and a kicking shoe in the Gotham Bowl. Holiday Adtls Dav To Prep basketball picks up an; extra day of firing this weekj as the season takes a lor the holidays Thursday night action, including an intra-city clash in Lincoln, is slated along with the usual Tue.sday. Friday, and Saturday games. The big Thursday attraction is Lincoln High v. Northeast at the Public Schools Actn- ities Bldg.

Game lime is 8 pm. I.incoln Southeast also plays Thursday, traveling to Omaha South. The contest will be plaved at Norris Junior High School in South Omaha. Saturdav night home ir.r Pill. a'Niinst (innlia comp ciC' the Capital City slate un I ni- rsity High aheadv has im- ished linn, No other major clashes aie on the agenda.

Tuesday HOMK Arlington Newman (irovc Fast (eieseo Mmhell Joe City J(H' Table Roek DeUitt O'UiKl. nd Gihixr I Sion B'. at I ice Kiftnont Bug in Oilell i)maha Ord Ponea Cuolt Frankiui Tilden Yutan Neb Ainsworth Ch.oppidl Giltner Bennet Hurdville Syracusf Gretna Bottle Creek Cedar Bluflst Prague Chadron; Iiawson-Verdon Dorchester Huwells Lourdes Humboldt Be net ishelby iiur'ion Nebra-ka City North Bend Wilh Omaha Holj Nome 111 Pender Petu Prep superior Meadow Catholic Thursday T.oup CitJ Bridgeport Juniata Hickman Humboldt Lmeoln Northeast Sprague Martel! Omaha Friday Sdama Albion Arapahoe Omaha Holy Name Si'ward SI I lei Bertrand South Sioux Biad.shaw Bfuning Buivvell i resco fete ki ortland I orad liavid Aquinas 1 irmont illey Senbner Douglas MurdiHk LIk leek KIKhorn titv Shu lie It 1 -1 emoni i tiiCMin C.othmhui Islaiul atholu Oi aliala Wai Giftna Hanu'ton ilarsaid H.i.^'tinKs K.ivenna Hi HoolMT scotl.sbluf( Lavkienie I 1 Sidney Calhoun Miti hell 1 Neligh Nemaha Omaha I (luneil oun il Hluii i 'der Havenna sutton Stanton Waxeily Valley ons Hebion York Saturday Alliance Alma Omaha Tech hadron I Sutton t'olumbus St 1 Crete I I- nend cent' City I Lincoln Pius Panama Southeast Barneston Madison Alma Auburn Aurora Beatrice mouth Beaver Crossing Oxtoid Blair York St Joe Friend Wood River Garland Columbu.s Table Sterling Broken Bow Geneva Deshler Diller IKxJge Beaver FImvvoixi Kagle-Ahu Humboldt Bratton IMattev lew halls it.v Falls City sac.ed Heart Grand Island 1 e'noa ings-on feature 4 games a dav for 3 days. Each team will play 3 tourney games whether it wins or loses. Games each dav will be at 4 (X).

7:30 and 9:15 p.m. First round action Wednes- dav pits Hastings against Dana at 4 p.m., Westmar against Concordia at 5:45 p.m.. Midland against Doane at 7:30 p.m., and Yankton against Wesleyan at 9:15 p.m. The Hastings-Dana and Westmar-Concordia winners vie at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in top bracket semifinal.

A 4 p.m. tilt Thursday finds first round top bracket losers squaring oii. Victors in the Doane and Yankton-Weslcvan battles will collide Thursdav night at 9 15 in the lowei bracket semifinals. First round losers of Ixittom bracket action meet at p.m. Thursday in the consolation finals.

The championship finals will be played at 9:15 Friday night. The battle for 3rd place conies off at 7:30 preceded by a 5:15 clash for 5th place and a 4 p.m. eontest to decide the 7tli plaee tourney finisher. 11 any pre-tourney favorites were to be tabbed, tings in the lop bracket and Wesleyan in the lower bracket must be reckoned with. Darkhorse roles must be given Westmar, Concordia and Midland.

Writers and broadcasters coverng the tourney will select an all-star team Sfulb. Gering, mulo buck; George Svoboda, Ord. white-tailed doe: Vernon Millard, white-tailed doe; James Wayne, white-tailed doe; Gerald Golliglee. Omaha, white-tailed buek: Clarence Helmer. Hastinsn, tailed buck, Wallace Bridgewater, Auburn.

white-tailed doe; Wells, Scotia. whitc-tailed buek. Jack Ki'ikson, white-tajled doe; Eriue Kipp, Si, BauL doe; Valentine. white-lailod Ronald Maas, white-tailed buck, la -0 J'lehum. Elgin, muh- Ronald Geiing.

mule buck. Charles. Se.ittli mule buck; Ben Verle.v, Lincoln, mule buck; Arthur Halshide. Chadron. mule buck.

George Payne, Elba, white but k. Jame.s Gnnett, Hayes C'enU mule doe; -Alim Hasenkamp. Beeniei. tailed buek; A. Ciumly, Page, mule buck; John J.

Lorcn.s, Stratton, mule doe: Oean C. Dragoo, Royal, white-tailed buck: Clarence Fletcher, Ainsworth, mule buck. Ralph Fullerton, mule buck; Charles Marlowe, Hastings, while-tailed dow; Archie Ogg, Grand Island, tailed doe; Robert Papp, Omaha, while- failed buck. Me n's Cilv At High Hof.r Diug Prep lOv Name Al, Iti (ienng Holrtrege Shelton (iiant Gvi-sham BdPitlion Met ool SuiK'iior North Platte Cecilia I tica Tekamah Kearney Nelson Odell McCook Mead Osnkosh Battle Creek Talmage North Bend Omaha enti ai Omaha Tech Omaha Vtilber West Point Pierce Ce. HowelLs Strom shunt Tilden Wahoo Wakefield Wyraore Aurora Miami.

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