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Twenty Records Set In Swimming Mat Meet By BOB MUNfiER swim between managers. two boys kept a blackboard Journal Sports Writer Southeast took a first to fans and a How many records can fall in stall a Lincoln High sweep in one night? swimming firsts. 20 Records All in all 20 records were set I ti.H by the three schools, 11 in for running score on paper for befuddled reporters. SWIM RESULTS (O-ytrd free lc Won by Gaeiivnttn Jim Ne Bon (NEi; 3 Lael Taft (Lilt, Time is i i i Won Larry Imp and nine in swimming. And 2 high water marks were being set one reason might be that it is the Hftn Time 1 fast as flying fingers could i first time in history that the three aii schools have had a Public Schools Time and wrestle meet 100-jard Won by Chirlry swim arm wresue meei.

RooH nH), 2 Keller fWDt When the water had cleared a i Time i.ii.ss, little the I.inks rode off with the Apparently there is no limit. Because Friday night at the Lincoln Public Schools wrestling and swimming championships the mark them down. More than paid customers In the Southeast gym watched I incoln high lake five fir i piares 100 yard style Won by Carry Conio wrestling, Northeast take five eity trophy in both sports, titl 1 Fn the and Southeast take one. The fans also saw the Links take nine first places in swimming, all new records, inc luding the first atch esleyan Falls In Overtime Wesleyan, after rallying in the final minutes to tie the game. lost In lace Hi b-a thrilling overtime to Kearney here chuck Wilson took second.

how- iriday night, The Plainsmen led by seven points midway in the second half, but the Antelopes sparked by Bill Beavers and Jim grabbed the lod. ing the swimming scoring with 59 to 18 fo Northeast and 10 for Southeast. In wrestling the Links were also victorious, (' sf ime' if ing 92 points. Northeast took second with 78 and ast was third with 87, No state records were broken in the swimming competition, although Jose Gacusana, Lincoln High splash ace, came within one- tenth of a second of smashing his own record of :18,8 in the 40 yard free style. Near Sweep The lone pool event that did no.

go to the Links was diving, in which Jim Frank of Southeast IMU Won by Jim Frank 2 Chuck (LTD; 3 branch Walton 120-yard individual medley- Won by medley relay Won bv Lincoln MeC-lasnm, Thom Con vcr.se); 2 Northeast. C. 16ft yard free style bv Lincoln High (Haight, Wilaon, Taft. 2 Northeast Time WRESTLE RESULTS 15- Won by Ron Pearaon Mike Ihtnahue no third. 103 rounda- Won bv buck P.rown 2 Win Zimmerman 3- (Jerald mtd' er Won bv Cobe Venner CUD; 2 VirBil Hunkmm 3 Jin Pont Won by Floyd Colon INK); 2 Zlab 3 John 127 pound-.

Won by Bob Dormer Doug 2- John Place 3- Bob CSE). 1.13-pounds- Won by John Nibler 2 Cary (LID; 3 Won by Harold (1JD; 2 Ed 145 W'on by Allen McDowell 2 Don Campbell Mad ten Won bv Bob Erickston (SK 2 Gene Barnhill (LID; 3-John Welsh (NE), Won bv Mark 2 Crawford La Rue Heavyweight-- Won by Roland Wallick (LH 2 Lvle Wertz 3 Mobria Journal PAGE 7 LINCOLN 1, NF.B., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, ever, and Branch Walton of North- east took third. On their way to a near sweep, the Links swimmers cheered the success of swim manager Hoy Richards, who won a 40-yard freestyle match swim with the managers of the other two schools. One of the better wrestling matches was between LHS's Mark Reimers and Gene LaRue of Northeast. The slick Reimers went to work i LaRue like a wolf killing a sheep and had a pin in 1:15.

Top Scrap In another top interest-drawing match Cobe Venner of Lincoln High fought to the wire with Virgil Hunkins of Southeast. Venner finally won the match, 6-1, but the hustling Hunkins pushed him all the way. CUFF NOTES: A football game is never complete without a dog running onto the field during play, ar.d w-estling must feel the hot breath of competition. Midway in a match two small youngsters, a little boy and a girl about two- years-old, ran onto the mat and had to be assisted to the side; lines new ming pool shone like a blue dia- mond before the splashers got i into the water, and the 250 seating capacity was stretched to the I breaking point A nimble scor- ing job was done on the wrestling inivervitv 53 competition by Jack Kissler and jack Muck Lincoln High-The i. SMASH HIS FACE Expressions of alarm and struggle are seen on the faces of the spectators watching the wrestling action Friday evening in the Lincoln city high school championships.

Causing these reactions is Floyd Colon (dark uniform) who seems to lie grinding the face of his foe, Lincoln Gary Zlab, into the mat. Colon won the 120-pound title with Zlab placing second. But Wesleyan, with Foster McGuire anil I.efty Hixson leading the drive, tied the contest in the filial minutes to send the game into overtime. Marshall Joyce. Kearney veteran, netted a free throw late in the overtime for the NCC victory.

Beavers and Hansen each tallied 20 points to lead the Antelopes. Reed led Wesleyan with 25 points. McGuire hit 18, The victory kept the home floor record unblemished. They have won five straight on their home court, while dropping four out of five on the road. NCC record is now 3-7.

WES 111AN KEARNEY Fp Rr i'd 1ft 5-fl 4Hanvvn 7 6-fi JfHkcl1 0-0 0 I veri 6-7 2 Hixmn1 2-3 1 fovee 5 1-40 McOii re 8 2-2 3 Nun 62-3 2 7 0-3 3F Mtrf 2 0-0 2 2 Terrv 1 0-1 0 Levlie 10-1 2 Sanford 2 3-4 2 Me aught 0-0 2 F.mspahr 1 0-1 1 FrhxI) 0-0 0Zeigier 0 0-0 0 I man 00-0 0 Swanson 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 Krarnev 33 13-19 17 31 i 8-26 11 33 39 34 Northeast Cools Hot Beatrice Team, 68-62 Northeast found its much-sought the score and sent North- Beatrice countered on buckets scoring balance but was extended cast ahead for the first time with by Martz and Svoboda, but Hester Seward Blasts York 5 Dukes' Dike Is Crum hi ef I By JIM RAGLIV Journal Sports Writer SEWARD The basketball sea son here is a success. It doesn't make too much difference what happens from here on in, although a spot in the State Tournament would be nice. But Seward High blasted ancient rival York Friday night, an4 what really counts. The score was a decisive, 69-50. Thar She Blows! The annual Donneybrook, which might be in a Class A district tourney later thus month, was a tight affair for one quarter.

Seward forged a narrow, 14-10, lead at the end of the initial eight rnin- iutes. Then the dike crumbled for the visiting Dukes. With each member of the starting five contributing to the flood of Seward baskets, the host Hluejays started doubling up the count. They led 20-10, 24-12, 32-16 and 36-18, By halftime Seward had a comfortable, 38-18, bulge. The doubling stop there.

Seward posted leads of 38-19 and 42-21 before settling for a 51-33 lead at the end of the third quarter. Dominate Boards Great jump shooting, the one-hand variety, by Dick Hand helped CITY HIGH SCHOOLS Hebron 57 Northeast 68 alhrdral 61 Hastings 51 Lincoln 49 STVTF HIGH SCHOOL Fort Calhoun 61 Kennard Palmyra 70 Hickman St. Paul 58 Osceola Shelbv 49 Silver Creek Pratile 80 Mead 41 Gresham 60 MeCool Junction 32 Seward 69 York 50 Wav ne 80 AVisner 60 Prep 73 Hay Springs 65 Otoe 99 Ba Holdrege 68 59 Gering 62 Bridteport 50 Oeallala 54 Lexintton 47 Ewing 84 Inman 80 Omaha 72 Omaha North 54 Omaha Tech 76 Thomas Jefferson Scottshlnff 59 Omaha Holy Same 46 Omaha Westside 16 Nebraska Deaf 47 Valiev 60 Loup Citv 72 Central 68 Fairmont 72 Genoa 66 North Platte 88 Geneva 66 AVaveriy 72 Sutton 53 Trumbull 52 Columbus 52 VVvmore 70 Town 45 Ord 63 Western 64 Gothenburs 67 ----Central Citv 19 Falls Citv 53 ream 61 Fullerton 63 Auburn 59 Weston 52 Liberty 56 Omaha entrai 62 Grand Island 71 hadron Assumption 73 Concord "''5' LINCOLN HIGH DIYF.R— Chuck Wilson of Lincoln High shows the form that enabled him to cop second in the diving event of city swimming championships finals. by a hot Beatrice basketball team lM0 free throws, before winning 68-62, at gym Friday night. Four Northeast Hester, Rudy Stoehr, Don Wenzl and Duane in double figures, and they did all the Rocket scoring.

Beatrice also had a good team effort, but it was the clutch shooting of husky Max Martz that kept the Orangemen ini the game. Wayne Hester, catlike senior guard, was the difference. He scored 16 of his 25 points in the last half and did a bang-up job of defensive rebounding. And it was Hester who led the Northeast harge which broke open a tight game early in the third quarter. Northeast could not manage a lead during the first half.

The score was tied five times in the first half. Beatrice took a 32-30 halftime lead on Ron hook shot shortly before the buzzer. The Rockets came out shooting in the third quarter. Hester tied connected on a long shot and ad- crush York. Hand, a 5-10 dead-eye Steffen, the only Rocket regular ded two free to make the senior, hit 27 points for the night, under six feet tall, pumped in a score 42-36.

Two free throws by collecting baskets in clusters, long one-hander and Stoehr hit a Stoehr and another long cast by Three of the fielders helped Se- close shot to make it 38-32. Sports Slate Saturday Local Basketball Nebraska University at Kansas University; Cathedral at University High, Uni High gym, 14th and Vine, 8 p.m.; Northeast at Fremont; Southeast at Seward. Monday Local Basketball -Nebraska University at Gklahoma. Mankato State at Nebraska University, NU Coli- ceum, 8 p.m. Loxiimton Defeated ward compile its big second quar- lead ter margin A major factor in Seward's success was domination of the boards, both on offense and defense.

Credit for much of this achievement went to Center Fred Daakf a 6-5 pivot who knows the fine art of rebounding from A to Z. He fouled out in the last quarter. ter. The Orangem came no os- 4 A hut cause was lost by that time. si.M’hr was Northeast's second fast breaking offense, Wenzl coupled with lightning-like passing.

had York in trouble throughout the Steffen made it 46-36. The Rockets nursed that to score their eighth win in II games. Fvth Hot Martz and Bobby Eyth who hit four of five long shots from the kept the pressure on for Beatrice through the last quarter. The Orangem er than six points. and Steffen had 12 each.

Martz, Eyth and Ron Svoboda were the Beatrice stars. Lexington, night. 54-47, here 19 12 12 7 15 BEATRICE PG PP Martz8 3-5 3Hester 11 3-4 2 F.ylh54-51Stoehr 7 5-7 2 P. 0 0-0 0Wenzl44-43 i Winker2 0-0 3 Newburn 0 0-1 1 jSvoboda 5 2 SMien Ci 0-2 1 i 5 2-2 1 Wall0 0-0 0 Seit 1 0-0 1 0 0-0 0 Totali 26 Ki-1111 28 1 (2-18 16 Ni.rtheavl 15 15 I Tiger Charity Tosses Claw Invading Links In Overtime 41 Papittion 34 F.lkiiorn 41 Hurwell 38 Malcolm 47 Bfaver 49 HASTINGS Dick Egen made i Yogi Hergenrader tied the Castigliano and Hergenrader had two free throws with II seconds score with a free throw. 1 14 each for the Links.

Hergenrader missed a second Lincoln won the reserve game, i shot and Lincoln's Andy Matisons The score was tied 44-44 at the was charged with a foul while bat- om.h. C.E left in an overtime period as Hastings High beat Lincoln, ol-49. HAS end of four periods. With 27 seconds left in the ex- Krarnry 48 tra period, Egen made a basket Clay 6i to give Hastings a 49-48 lead. Lin- VsMand 37 47 Mi! a 33 Norfolk 49 Friend 49 Fremont 36 Broken Bow 42 Milfor.l David Albion Crrte 48 Lather 41 Aurora 47 Pawnee itv 47 Millard 39 ilies 39 Creighton Prep 50 Fairburv 47 Merriman 52 Hoskins 82 Cortland 47 I ni I lilt'll 57-53 HEBRON University High of Lincoln made a valiant effort in the final quarter here Friday Neff Kk-iber Weinaart Egen Hex her Mill Peuiiohn Fricke 11 Lincoln tling for the rebound.

Egen then Marsh made his free throws to break four-game win streak. Eger went from the heights to the depths and back to the heights in the thriller. His jump shot with 15 seconds left in the fourth quarter put Hastings ahead, 44-42. With six sec- onds remaining, he fouled Lincoln's Roger Greenlee and Greenlee tied the score with two clutch free throws. Then Egen became the hero again with his game-winning free throws.

Lincoln had led 21-20 at halftime and 36-35 at the end of three LINCOLN 0 0-0 0 Cajtinl'no 4 6-8 2 1 2-2 3 Elliott I 2-2 2 2 6-8 3 4 6-9 3 0 3-4 4 EthriJur 1 0-0 5 3 8-11 2 Matisons 2-4 3 5 2-4 4 Greenlee 3 7-12 1 2 3-6 4 Filbert 0 0-1 0 1-2 0 Sell 0 0-0 4 o-o 0 0-0 13 25-37 Intals 23-36 21 id 15 15 6 15 Easily Win With George FREMONT Blue- lfnlinesville 52 Hlv MUU, night but fell before strong de- quarters but managed only one Madrid 58 Me beta 4d hrnn team 57-53 in period. Ulrrlc Qf rtf Frn Newman Grove 6t Tiidcn 53 1 Egen got 11 points and Dick whipped St. Patrick of i oiumbus Bon 65 Seward 58 the entire first halt and by two win Greenlee scored and Serge Sutherland 6. Maxwell 5. points at the end of the third quar- 63 Lnrengn 33 sheibj, ni Plane ter, went ahead by five points mid rivers tourney only 2 12 left in the game, Cathedral to I lay Campbell 2S but ci Id not hold off the Hebron rhnrtvp Lincoln Cathedral visits Univer- IloUtrin 53 Reserve Final 33 charge.

With the score tied 53-33, He- Campbell 35 Kenesa CASS COCNTY TOURNEY Louisville 70 Weeping Water 56 Mel Harmon, a thorn in 53 the sjde all night, put his ft, kearney tourney team ahead with a fielder, fol- Hiidrrth 65 Wiieoi 4i lowed by a clincher by sub Dave Consolation Sumner 73 Overton 57 teccmseh invitational Finals Terutrueh 46 Adams 37 Consolation Humboldt 57 sity High in the feature game of the Capital City high school basketball schedule tonight. Game time is 8 p.m. In other games Northeast is at Fremont and Southeast is at Brinegar, only basket ge the game. But it was a 6-4l4 junior HaTr Walioo Whoops Syracuse 43 mon the Tutors. In trailing 17-16 at homesteader to RNKY addition to leading the scoring the of the first quarter, stepped The lhe on the gas to beat Bl.ir 74-60 her.

I mont, 61-53, here Friday night behind the 19-point shooting of George Easley. Easley hit eight field goals and three charity tosses to top individual efforts for the game. Gene Kobza, who grabbed 12 rebounds, scored 13 points while Jim Cripe had 12 points. Cathedral took a first quarter lead and was ahead 20-13 at the half. St.

rallied to tie the count at 39-39 as the third quarter ended hut the Bluebirds pulled awav in the final canto. Clancy Woolman suffered an ankle injury early in the fray. Siems topped St. scoring on tilt. The game was deadlocked twice, once at 2-all and again at 10-up, Battling Gerry Mr.

Clutch for Seward this season, broke the 10-10 knot with two baskets late in the first period, the last one hitting as the horn sounded. attack was led by Don Moomey and Dick Huegel. The latter played a top floor game. Moomey, 6-5 center, paced York scoring wuth 14 points. IS 8 Western Slips Past Milford MILFORD Ronnie Henk and Don Endorf scored 22 and 19 points respectively as Western slipped by Milford, 64-51, here Friday night, Rog Kote! managed 19 and Jake Scherzinger 16 points for the losers.

20 12 Fullerton Triumphs FULLER TON Fullerton defeated Aurora, 63-47, here Friday night in a Central Ten meeting. Virgene Leimer hit 21 points to pace the Fullerton five while Ron Schoonover had 14 points for iAurora. i Aurora 6 11 I till, non 11 Panama Breezes PANAMA Panama whipped I Bennet here Friday night, 55-45, as Melvin Schmidt poured in 21 points to lead the winners. Roland Meyer was high for Bennet i 18. The Panama girls volleyball team waltzed to its 14th straight win, tripping the Bennet team, 2914.

STATE colleges Kearney 80 75 MrConk 98 Midland 73 thadron 74 (Overtime) Weslevan 79 courts. He got 70 from teammate Peru 62 Friday night. valuable assistance I 15 sParked Claude Rowlay Blair. Stuart Vculek, big Wahoo Temple 77 Weatmar 83 who poled up 19 points and was! scored 18. Wahoo 16 23 12 17 7 16 (Overtime) (Overtime) COLLEGES 72 outstanding in floor play.

It niair artburir 86 Buena Vista S3 W3S RowlaV that SCOred the ba.S- 1v I 111 111 1 1 1 Nan Francisco 79 Fresno State 46 qrnrP in the final I washinicton so ket the sco in tne final, PALMYRA Mike 29 quarter just before Hebron surge. points figured heavily as Palmyra 1 whipped Hickman, 70-54, here Fri- Bill Hunsaker Md Marv Bauer, agam led the Tutors scoring. Hun-1 2, for California 54 Idaho 44 UCLA 50 Stanford 48 Washington 4 Lee 85 Davidson 75 Miami, Ua 91 Florida Southern Xavier, 92 St. Francis. Pa.

78 Princeton Harvard 55 Vurman II saker with 22 and Bauer with 12., Brooklyn College 92 CCNY Shapland added 9 and Jim Palmvra Connecticut 109 Maine PROFESSIONAL HUge 8. Boston 124 st. Louis loo The Tutors 94 YOrk DAVID CITY-Gothenburg fought CATHEDRAL NT, PATRICKS GP PG PP Gripe 62-4 1 Curoswki 7 2-40 Gostin 0 0-0 7 1-41 62-3 2 Kobza53-4 1 Rice 12-4 3 Woolm'n2 0-0 1 Spurrier 4 2-5 3 F.aslcy 8 3-4 5B F'anel 0 0-0 1 Aksaniit 2 4-43J F'anel 00-01 21 13-23 16 22 ((-20 11 Cathedral8 12 NI. 53 TIIE PLAYER WITH THE ROUND BALL Friday Northeast-Beatrice tilt Max Martz Wayne Hester of Northeast, left) appears to of Beatrice is the player looking like a Bobby Falls (lily i CRETE Jerry Collier scored 21 points to lead Falls City past Crete, 53-48, in a Twin Rivers Conj ference meeting. Jerry 15 points topped the Crete club.

be a player with a basketball head as teammate Rudy Stoehr (52) goes after a rebound in Sox singUr wuth the arm waving routing. His teammate, Ron Svoboda stands in the background. the best car are found Under For in the tnt Adt every day. Dons to Lose Any Year Now suffered a fatal blow with only a minute gone in Citv Loses Ry BEN OI.AN Temple was the only other team take a lead they never relin- figures as the Generals surprised The Associated Press among the first 10 to see action quished. Davidson 85-75 in a Southern Con- Coach Phil Woolpert of the San and the once-beaten Owls racked Forest Duke Tonight fererce same In the Pacific Coast Francisco Dons calls his team's UP their 17th victory by drubbing Forest spotted South Car- a winning streak Penn State 77-58.

olina a brief lead then roared back LLLA remained atop Sutton Some terrific. At any Leading by only 4 points at half- to take a 48-40 halftime lead. The the loop standings by edging Stan- 16 i 2 7 nvernme a nine-noint halftime apparently unending. time, the ninth-ranked Owls out-1 Deacons, tied with North Carolina ford 50-48. California beat Idaho ueficit to beat Stromsburc 53-47 The Dons, the nation's top-ranked scored Penn State 38-23 in the sec- for second place in the league 54.44 and Washjngton finished fast college team, are improving, if ond half.

Hal Lear was standings at 8-2, take on pace-setting Duke tonight. S11U011 Goes Past Stroinsluirg, 3-17 to defeat Oregon 68-50. here? Friday nicrht Ron Eberhard snarked the Sut-' Four wceks ag0 they I big gun Wlth 19 in II, I.OUI» ItV the fourlh when Hunsak. 22 'halftime'lcad'mid then ton comeback. lie scored frcsno other I.eS.n h.l, 1 Pnn -et.

n. op mminrt. who had been carrying most held on to David cit 67.60 A frrm 07 ,0 jor college record for consecutive Furman despite Darrell in the Ivy standings, snapped a Diki I I of load up to that point, was Fridav deficit to m.ss le.H at victories. The margin was 19 points Floyd's 26 points. Wake Forest 15-15 deadlock after 10 minutes of fjAulVL I DMLL Haiders used a big second quarter to wallop Burwell, 72-38, here Friday night.

l.oup Clly Burwell 23 19 6 9 Undefeated restler POTSDAM, N.Y, (UP)-Henry Hank Domingos, captain of the Clarkson Tech wrestling team, has never been defeated in 16 college matches. During his sidelined with his fifth foul. tling to a 14-14 tie, but Hebron Bob Porter got 16. burg outscored the Ltncoln club the second quarter 17-12 to lead 31-26 David city is 7 at halftime. 79-60.

moved into a second-place tie in the opening half with 14 straight Friday night, they beat the same the Atlantic Coast Conference by points. The tie-breaking basket was INI HIGH Hunsaker 8 8-8 Coonrad 8 0-0 llutt 4 0-0 three-year oswn 0-2 career at Clarkson, Domingos has 4 pinned 11 opponents and gained five decisions. i here Friday night. halftime deficit to a 36-35 lead at Bill Peck took scoring honors the end of three quarters. b.o“r«hXtTu"^ Glinbuirto StTmT a whopping 33 points.

79- overwhelming South Carol.ua 96-77 scored by Ben and he was u.s™.GothenburLto tlle antt Davld 11 each stroms' 46 for their 44th straight success. and Princeton tripped Harvard 68- followed in rapid succession by The Dons clinched it early, rac-1 55 in the Ivy League. Dave Fulcomer and Don Davidson, ing to a 24-10 lead in the first 10 LaSalle paralyed a zone defense Fulcomer wound up with top scor- minutes. All-American Bill Russell and a second-half rally to knock ing honors with 17 points. Elsewhere, Xavier of Ohio, than 20 rebounds in the 26 minutes been upset by New York I ready selected for the National In- he played.

Woolpert started clear- versity. The Explorers from Phil-; vitation Tournament in New York ing his bench early in the second adelphia, who their 10th game next month, coasted to a 92-78 vic- hali and had his second and third i in 18 outings, trailed 38-35 at the tory over St. Francis (Pa.) for a stringers in the game for the final intermission. But then LaSalle ex- 13-6 mark. Five Washing- 10 minutes.

iploded for 14 straight points to Uon Lee players hit is double HEBRON 5 DankVk 2 3 Hindman 1 0-0 1 Harmon 8 10-14 3 Brinczar 1 0-0 Killinger 1 0-1 3 Rowlav 8 3-5 41 15 2115-25 11 19 Lumbers Falls Gity Triumphs Vasey and Mel scored 23 points and grabbed more off Furman, which Thursday night CRETE Jerry Collier scored 1 9ld 21 points to lead Falls City past day night to spark a 56-39 Liberty Crete, 53-48, in a Twin-Rivers Con- Wln over Fllley- waf 8 Uth win against three losses. Don Lenners scored 14 for Filley. I nlvmlW 11 12 Hchioa 17 13 (ht Club. I.ilnriy 8 23 1 ference meeting Jerry 15 points topped FEB. 11, 8 P.M.

Cathedral University High School At University High School Gymnasium 14th and Vine Aiim. 75e. and tmdet.