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Sports Signals Wednesday, February 11, 1976 The Lincoln Star 47 By Bob Owens Star Editor Fouls Deciding Games Despite what Nebraska coach Joe Cipriano says about what he considers improved officiating, free throws still are playing an important part in the result of basketball games played by Big Eight Conference schools. Cipriano said Monday he thought officiating in the conference is improved over recent years because of the work of Bernie Saggau, the new Big Eight supervisor of basketball officials. Bernie has had a lot to do with getting things he said. we have some good new officials in the Cipriano said he hasn't heard any complaints of coaches about technical fouls being called over bench decorum and that generally the officials have succeeded in keeping good control of the games. It is interesting to note that in Nebraska's only loss of the conference season the Buskers were outscored at the foul line 18-7 by Missouri while getting three more field goals than the Tigers.

Nebraska has won two games in which the opponents scored more field goals. Kansas had nine more than the Huskers, but was outscored 25-4 at the foul line. Colorado scored five more baskets but was outshot 26-14 from the free throw line. An interesting note about Kansas The Jayhawks have suffered six of their nine losses at the free throw line. been guilty of a staggering 377 personal fouls and had 25 men foul out of games.

Opponents have scored 82 more points than Kansas at the foul line, exactly offsetting the advantage of 41 more field goals the Jayhawks have made. Both the KU and point totals are 1,222 for 64.3 point a game averages. Catching Up On Sports Nebraska has made 33 more free throws than seven Big Eight opponents and has been outscored from the field by 12 points. Only four Huskers have fouled out once each for Jem Fort, Larry Cox, Steve Willis and Allen Holder. Oops! Nebraska signed just one high school football prospect Tuesday, rather than two as was announced early in the morning.

The signee was tackle Calvin Anderson, from Minneapolis, Minn. Signals got mixed up in the football office, it seems. Guard Mike Evans, who led Kansas State's upset victory over Missouri and scored a career high 31 points in a win over Oklahoma State, has been voted Big Eight player-of-the-week Evans earned the award, however, for his defense on Willie Smith, who was held to seven baskets in 17 attempts, and on OSU's Ronnie Daniel, who hit just five of 17 from the field. Kentucky, finalist last year to UCLA in the NCAA tournament, is 5-6 in the Southeastern Conference and tied for fith place The loss to Georgia Monday night was only the ninth to the Bulldogs in illustrious basketball history. When Jack Hartman of Kansas State won his 250th major college basketball game, he remarked: it really does is remind you how long you have been He is in his 14th season at a major school.

Chris Juehring of Davenport West, a Husker football recruit, has been picked to play on the South team in the fourth annual Iowa Shrine Bowl all-star game Aug 14 at Drake Stadium in Des Moines. Juehring is a running back and linebacker. Doone Trounces Concordia, 97-75 SEWARD, Neb (AP)-Joe Wharton and Randy Wenz scored 23 points each as their Doane team protected second place in the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference basketball race with a 97-75 victory over Concordia Tuesday night. Concordia, 1-7 in the league and 2-21 for the season, got 23 points from Mark Tiemann. DOANE (97) Shields 6, Hogan 10, Wharton 22 Edwards 2 Westover 10, Tagert to.

Kenney 4 23, Andersen 9 CONCORDIA (75) Mueller4, Daniels2, Dressier Beale 4 Tiemann 23 Malttime-Doane 43 Concordia 31. Hastings' McVicker Clearly Shows His Skills Mark McVicker Instant Hero By RANDY YORK Prep Sports Editor To Mark McVicker, the shot is still a blur. But to the rest of the state, perfectly clear. It showed Grand Island could be beaten. McVicker, a 6-7 senior, grabbed a rebound and made an eight-foot jump shot with one second remaining last weekend to give Hastings a 60-58 upset win at previously unbeaten and No.

1- ranked Grand Island. He also scored a game high 26 points, collected 10 rebounds and played an excellent defensive game to earn the Sunday Journal and prep basketball Player of the Week award. whole thing (the winning shot) was just a blur," McVicker said. really remember anything about it at McVicker burned Grand defense for 11 field goals. With his ability to score either inside or outside, the 6-7 Tiger senior is considered one of the best, if not the best major college recruiting prospect.

He also showed he immune to defense, checking Grand Island's 6-5 Jeff Finn to 18 points, six under his seasonal average. Others who will receive Player of the Week cards for last performances are; Jim Gregory, Omaha Burkt The state's leading Class A scorer with a 25- point average hit 21 In Bulldogs' win over Omaha Ryan, then registered a Metro Conference single game record of 51 In lopsided win over Omaha Gross. He finished 21 of 30 against Gross on field goal Doug Holtmotor, Lexington After 21- point, 13-rebound, 3-asslst performance In Mlnutemen's Friday night win over Gothenburg, 6-3 junior guard-forward hit 37 points In triumph over fellow Class B-reted Aurora Against Aurora, he hit 13 of 18 field goals and 11 of 13 free throws. Sixteen of his points four baskets and eight free throws came In the last quarter. He also grabbed 12 rebounds as Lex won Its 10th straight game.

Ernst, Aurora He hit 5 of 6 free throws and a basket In the fourth quarter to finish with 31 points in Huskies' 74-69 Friday night win over Superior. Oavo Mfolsch and Davo Sims, Milford Welsch, a 6-4 senior, hit 13 of 18 field goals, scored 27 points and grabbed 11 rebounds In 66-64 upsot win over Class C's previously unbeaten and No 1-ranked Friend Sims, a 6-5 senior, added nine rebounds and 16 points, Including a 20-foot game-winning basket with five seconds remaining. Jiff Wrege, Fromont Six-two senior, a Tiger tennis standout who had scored only 22 points In Fremont's first 12 games, came oft the bench in the first quarter to score a game high 16 points In a 51-34 win over Norfolk. Steve Pokorny, Falls City Sacred Heart Junior guard, who supports a 22-point average, scored 33 In Irish upset win over then Class D's second-ranked Sterling in Bonness, Heiser Academic All-Americans academic year or his entire college career prior to fall, 1975. Three straight-A scholars were named to the first team Senior offensive tackle Chuck Fletcher of Auburn, sophomore offensive guard Tim Toews of San Jose State and junior linebacker Pete Morris of North Texas State attained perfect averages.

Eleven Huskers had been chosen Academic All-Americans prior to Bonness and Heiser They included Don Fricke and Pat Clare, 1960, Jim Huge, 1962; Dennis Claridge, 1963; Jim Osberg and Tony Jeter; 1965, Marvin Mueller 1966, Randy Reeves, 1969; Jeff Kinney and Larry Jacobson, 1971; and Frosty Anderson, 1973. The Big Eight Conference's nine selections on the 46-man first and second squad tied with the Big Ten. With four honorees each were the Atlantic Coast and Southeastern Conference. Ohio State had the most athletes named with five, including Brian Soph Basketball Lincoln East 46, Southeast 44 Southeait ......................14 9 10 11-44 East 14 8 10 14-46 Southeait Buckley 3, Peterson Cheifermon 4, Weaver 14, Heng 10 4, Carmichael 10. Regeieen 12, Chi idi 8, Brueegemenn 10, weddie 2 Lincoln High 37, Northeast 35 ot Lincoln High 10 9 I I 2-37 9 10 13 1 0-IS Lincoln High Meten 2, Weddle 2, Richardi 12, Grady 11, Vlcek 2, I Genach 7 Northeait Mebwon 7 Love 12, Speier 4 Besch Dawson 11 Feature Races At Oaklawn Merry Patiy 14 20 6 20 4 40 Dark Room 23 20 11 Rudy Satan sso East Lansing, Mich.

Rik Bonness and Tom Heiser of the University of Nebraska football team were named to the 1975 Academic All-America football team. Bonness, a business major with a 3.02 grade point average, and Heiser, a premed student with a 3.80 average, were joined on the first team by three other Big Eight football players. LeRoy and Dewey Selmon of Oklahoma and Steve Young of Colorado were tabbed for the first team Four other Big Eight standouts were named to the second team. Don Hasselbeck of Colorado, Floyd Dorsey of Kansas State, Jim Wingender of Iowa State and Joe Avanzini of Oklahoma State were named to the second team. To be nominated, a student-athlete had to be a first team performer on his team and also possess an average of 3.0 or better for either the preceding full NWU Downed Patak Takes Gl Pin Lead Grand Island Lincolnite Tom Patak has taken over the all events lead by a wide margin in the 19th Annual Grand Island Open Handicap bowling tournament at Meves Bowl here.

Patak totaled 1901 for nine games to pass second place Randy Cloeter of Norfolk, who has a 1814 total. Patak had a big 684 series in singles to top his three sets He shot 616 and 601. No Charges Filed In Wildlife Case Wichita. Kan. (AP) The Associated Press reported erroneously Monday that six Kansas and Nebraska men had been charged by federal authorities with harassing wildlife with airplanes Cleveland Vaughn, special agent for the U.S.

Fish and Wildlife Service at Wichita, said Tuesday no tormal charges have been filed against the men Baschnage! on the first team. Among the 46 selectees, are nine repeaters from the 1974 team The 23 men on the first team had a combined grade point average of 3.68 on a four- point scale. Following are the first team selections, followed by their grade point average and major, and the second team selections; First Team Endi John Bowling Green, 316 In history, end Kim Hoover, Maryland, 31 In history and pre taw. Chuck Fletcher, Auburn, 4 9 in premed end Steve Youne, Colorado, 3 93 In elementary education. Ralph New Mexico State, 3 79 in pre-med and Tim San Joje State, 4 0 In ore veterinary Center Rlk Nebratxa, 3 02 In Quarterback ioc loiog imi John Sclerre, UCLA, 33 In Running Brian Ohio Stata, 3 33 in Tam Heiser, Nabratka, 3 SO In and Don Sfevanton, Stanford, 3 80 in human biology Kickar Dan Ridgewar, Alabama, 3 In education Dan Jllek, Michigan, 3 05 In political telenee and Randy Stockham, Utah Stata, 3.97 In pre med Bob Meade.

Virginia, 3 50 in mechanical engineering and LeRoy Selmon, Oklahoma, 3 4 in education Jon Abbott, Arliona, 3 13 In premed; Pete North 4 00 In premed Demon Regen, Vanderbilt, 3 75 In civil engineering, and Dewey Salmon, Oklahoma, 3 45 In public Bob Elliott. Iowa 3.10 in hljtory and education, and Ken Smith, William 8. Mary, 3 90 In pre-med Second Team Don Colorado and Ted Stanford Louisiana and Christopher Ward, Ohio State Fioyd, State and William Ohio State Center Gill Beck. Appalachian State Quarterback Randy Dean Ricky Texas Tech; Glynn Harrijon, Georgia, Jim Wingender, Iowa State Kicker Bahr. Penn St.

Oaten pat Curto, Ohio State and Dave Graiiano, VUlanove John Quinn, Penn State, end John Wunderlich. Western Michigan Linebackers Jeck Hell, North Caroline BUI Hamilton, Texas Kennetn Kuhn, Ohio State, and Tom Standal. Michigan State Darryl Jackson, North Carolina State, and Chet Moeller Navy Safety Joe Avamini, Oklahoma state. Galaxy Conference Tournament, He hit 6 of 8 free throws in the final quarter. Jim Linder, Loemls His 25-polnt performance was instrumental In Class team's 62-53 Fort Kearney Conference win over Pleasanton, handing the Class team its first loss In 15 games Bred Teelle, West Point He grabbed a jump ball tip and hit a jump shot with one second remaining to give team a 50-48 East Husker Conference victory over Oakland Craig.

Ron UWrlch, Milligan 5lx-foot, three- year starter scored 27 points and posted good defensive game In team's win over Brunlng Greg Teten, Nemaha Velley-Six-four center scored 8V points and collected 63 rebounds in four games In the Galaxy Conference tournament. Ken Bordeaux, Alliance- After scoring 22 points In Bulldogs' second win over Scottsbluff this season (52-50), senior guard hit 16 to lead victory over Chadron and help even team's record at 7-7. Jim Lengin, Gibbon He scored 16 points and grabbed 12 rebounds to help Buffaloes knock Wood River from the ranks of the unbeaten with 57-40 upset win. Fonner Draws Record Juveniles Grand Island A record number 145 2-year-olds were nominated for the 21st running of the Fonner Park Juvenile Stakes April 23 None of the nominees to the four-furlong stake for Nebraska- breds have been tested. In Double Dual Nebraska Wesleyan dropped both ends of a double dual state college wrestling match with Peru and Midland Monday night at NWU With the losses.

Wesleyan dropped to 3-7 in dual competition. Two Wesleyan wrestlers, Steve Wall and Dave Segura suffered injuries in the Midland match and had to be taken to the hospital to close cuts Peru 34, NWU 11 111 Robby NWU. dec Ed Harris. 8-2 Mark Vorl, dec Steve Wail 7 3, 134 Andy Fry, NWU drew witf Weyne Rino, 6-6, 142 Greg lege NWU dec Dan weity, 1-2. 150 Tom Hampton, pinned Tom Coutal 3 28.

154 Bud Fronting pinned Jon Rystrom, 2 40 167 Jotm dec Dave Segura. 14-0 177 Larry coutei. NWU dec Kent Hotfmeier, 7-f 190 Kent Coleman, pinnad Tom Edwards 3 44 Hwt Frank Barone pinned Gene Harris, 1 55 Midland 30, NWU 15 111 Ron dec Ellis, 6-3, 124 Steve Wall drew wtth Bill Coffin 33 134 Fry, NWU dee Mark Telecky. 10-0 142 Gary Mims, dec 134 150 Bras pinned Coutal 5 07, 158 Rystrom NWU dec Kelly Longenecker, 6-3, 147 Mark Hopkins won bv default over iegura 177-1 Coutal NWU won by forfeit 190 Mark Jones dec 5-4 Mwt. Max Shnyder, pinned Harris, 1 58 Feature Races Car Exhibits At Autorama At Aqueduct ladies Agreement Buey Saxon Spunky 5 60 4 30 2 60 6 00 3 40 2.80 At Hialeah Erwin Boy Breek Up The Game Freepet More than $1 million worth of custom cars will be on display at the 10th Annual International Championship Autorama in Lincoln Feb.

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