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Tuesday, March 31, 1959
Bad Weather Quells
Tennis Team's T
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The Doily Nebroskon
Page 3
"Our main trouble was the
wind and cold weather," was
the comment given by Ne
braska tennis coach Ed Hig
genbottm c o n c e r n ing the
southern tour his team took
last week.
The Huskers were victor
ious in their opening match
of the season against the Uni
versity of Tulsa, but were
unsuccessful in the next four
matches that followed. Albert
Arrigunaga, No. 3 Corhusker,
was the only winner forced to
3 sets as he outlasted the
Hurricane Neal Nixon mak
ing the final team score
against Tulsa, 7-0
Oklahoma State University
turned the tables the follow
ing day as they won over Ne
braska, 7-0
Cold weather forced Ne
braska and Oklahoma Bap
tist University to play the
first half of that match on an
inside court. The Huskers
won the first three games
which were held inside before
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losing the last four decisive;
games on an outside courtJ
Higgenbottm said, "the Ne-,
braska team just hasn't had
enough outside practice in
comparison with indoor prac-j
tice due to weather conditions
we have had here lately."
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
Hiisker Baseballers Split Willi Texas
Lutheran and Houston; Lose to Rice
Golfers Post 2-3 Mark
On Southern Road Trip
bv Tom Davies
Nebraska's golfers won two
and dropped three matches in
their southern swing during
vacation. The Huskers fell
before Oklahoma, Oklahoma
State, and Tulsa but rallied to
top Oklahoma Baptist Uni
versity and Wichita.
Coach Bill Smith said he
thought his squad did "a real
good job," and sighted Larry
Romjue and Mike McCuistion
as being the steadiest per-
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formers throughout the trip.
Smith commented that the
Huskers turned in a fine per
formance in their loss to
Tulsa. Nebraska dropped a
close decision to this team
which had earlier dumped
Oklahoma State, the defend
ing Big Eight Champion,.
NU-Okla.
Buddy Hancock, Oklahoma, di-feated
Lorry Romiue. 3-0; Fred Schrutchfield.
Oklahoma defeated Mike McCuiston, 3-0;
Bill Oliver, Oklahoma, defeated TVm
Waltemath, SVi-te; Harold -Cohoon, Ok
lahoma, defeated Dave McConahay, 3-0;
Snnnv Gorges, Oklahoma, defeated Tom
Fulkerson, 3-0: Baboock-Schrutchfield de
feated MoCiiiston-Rom.iue, Ollvrr
Cohoon defeated Waltemath-McConahay,
NU - OBU
Larry Romiue (78 defeated Lester
Snyder (6, 3-0. Mike McCuiston (781
defeated Ken Wahtecome (82), 3-0. Hon
Waltemath (84) defeated Jerry Witcher
(96), 3-0. Dentin Mullins (f de
feated David Cox (98), 3-0. Bod Ep
stein (76) defeated Tom Fox (9). 3-0.
RomjD e-McCulston defeated Snyder
Wahteeome, 3-0. Waltemath-Mullins de
feated Witcher-Oox, 3-0.
NU - OSU
Ken Hurlburt, Oklahoma State (70),
defeated Don Waltemath (83), 3-0.
Bob Tteti, Oklahoma State, (73) de
feated Larry Romiue (78), 3-0.
George Cram, Oklahoma State (75),
defeated Mike McCuislon (79), 3-0.
Dennis Mullins, Nebraska (76), de
feated James Harris (78), 2-1.
Hurlburt-Tletz defeated Walt e m a t n
Romilue, i'-'i.
Cram-Harris defeated McCuiston-Mul-Jlns,
2-1.
NU - Tulsa
Ralph Baker. Tulsa, def. Larry Romiue
3-0. Jerry Jones, Tulsa, def. Mike
Culston, 2-1. Fred Lawson, Tulsa, def.
Don Waltemath, 3-0. Tom Fulkerson. Ne
braska, def. Larry Casey Mark
Kaziar, Tulsa tied with Oennis Mullins,
Hlti. Bob Epstein, Nebraska def. Phil
Snvder 2-1. Baker and Jones, Tulsa, del.
Romjue and McCuiston 21. Lawson and
Casev, Tulsa def. Waltemath and Fulker
ton. 2-1. Mullins and Epstein. Nebraska,
def. Kizziar and Snyder, 2'4-Vi.
NU - Wichita
Tom Schmltt (78), Wichita, defeated
Lurry Rom.iue (82).
Vickers-Schmitt, Wichita, defeated Me-Cuiston-Romjue,
3-0.
Tom Fulkerson (85), Nebraska, de
feated Die Honeyman (81), 3-0.
Dennis Mullins (81). Nebraska, de
feated Jerrv Probst (82), 3-0.
Fulkerson-Mullins defetaed Honeyman
Probst, 3-0.
By Hal Brown
Sometimes you win, some
times you lose and some
times you get rained out.
That about sums up the Husk
er baseballers' southern trip
as they won two, lost three
and had one game washed
out.
The Huskers split in games
with Texas Lutheran and
Houston winning 10-3 and 12
6 and losing 7-0 and 5-2. They
dropped a 6-1 decision to Rice
and the second game with
Rice was canceled because
of rain.
Sharpe
Coach Tony Sharpe stated,
"I was well pleased with the
pitching. They did a real fine
job although we didn't give
them too much help In the
field. We had a lot of both
mental and physical errors."
Nebraska was shut out, 7-0
by Texas Lutheran In the
opening game of the trip.
Bob Gleason and Lefty Hev
ner limited the Texans to only
five hits but a pair of field
ing errors, five walks and
four stolen bases gave Texas
Lutheran their runs. The
Husker Baseball
Boxes
Sieier, 3b
Rusineer. lb
Nelson, rf
Churchich, c
Dunne, !b
Zentic, If
McKay, cf
Gleason, p
Hevner, p
Totals
3 3-1 0
4 1-0 0
8 1-1 1
4 1-1 1
4 0-0 0
4 0-0 0
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3 0-0 0 Wilke, If
9 0.0 0 Srhn'der. 2b
8 0-0 0 Ho 'strom, lb 8 0-1 8
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Lutheran 200 020 30 7
E Sieier 2, Manrer. SB Larson 2,
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Nebraska 6, Lutheran 7.
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Rleason (L) 5 3
Hevner 8
McMnhon (W) 9
HRP hv McMahon
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Sieier 3b 5 110 an r n m i
nnnne 9h 5 12 2 Maurer 3b 3 0 0 0 1
Fisher 2b 1 0 0 0 b-Tarnett
Ruisineer lib 6 2 3 2 Weiser cf
Nelson rf 5 0 11 Anderson s
Ph,ir.hirh e 9 110 Wilke If
2 110 scnneiner zn a v i u
3 12 0 Holmsfm lb 3 0 0 1
0 0 0 0 Over lb 0 0 0 0
3 1 3 1 B. Larson rf 0 0 0 0
2 0 2 0 Jackson rf 3 0 0 0
3 10 1 Schurie c
110 1 Becker p
Olsen p
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3 0 0 0 Totals
a-ftrounded out for Olsen
Struck out for Harnett In 9th.
Nebraska ...... 000 2 Oil 10
Lutheran 100 0O 030 3
Esieler, Vogel 2, Churchich, Ander
son 2, Maurer, Olsen, SchuriK. SB
Dunne, Voitel, Weiser. S Holmstrom.
SF Voire!. DP Anderson and Schneider.
LPPNebraka 10. Texas Lutheran 7.
?R Anderson, Dunne, Oltman. 23
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IP H R ER BB 80
Tollv 3 110 3 2
Welch (W) 5 2 12 2
Becker (L) 3 7 6 3 2 1
Olsen 5'r. 9 4 2 3 4
V Erck and Wood. T-3r07.
HOLSTON NEBRASKA
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5 2 2 Sieier JWss 2 2 0
0 Dunne 2b-p
0 Rtlisinuer lb
1 D. Nelson rf
0 Churchich c
0 Zentic If
1 Harris cf
1 Semin cf
0 Vostel ss
I Huskers collected only four
I hits off Charles McMahon,
senior righthander,
j After being held scoreless
for 12 consecutive innings by
Texas Lutheran, Nebraska
erupted for six runs in the
fourth inning as the young
Huskers won their first game
of the campaign, 10-3. Ne
braska sent 11 men to the
plate in the big inning. Harry
j Tolly started for Nebraska
i and gave up only one hit be-
fore giving way to Dick Welch
in the fourth inning,
j Win Second
Nebraska unloaded the big
! lumber in the second game
: against Houston to take a 12
6 victory and even up the
series. The Huskers had lost
' their first game against Hous
ton, 5-2. Ely Churchich and
; lead the 12 hit attack against
j three Houston pitchers in the
2-6 slugfest. Churchich's
blow cleared the 350-foot cen
jterfield fence. The 5-2 defeat
jwas called at the end of sev
,en innings because of a time
deadline.
Bob Gleason suffered his
second loss of the trip as
, Rice scored a 6-1 victory over
Tusher 3b ABA
Flock p S 0 0
a-Oltmaa 0 0 0
b-Wf Ich 0 0 8
Hevner lb 0 0 0
Totals SO 10 I Totals 85 1 1
-Walked for Flock in seventh.
b-Ran for Oltman In seventh.
Nebraska 100 010 2
Houston 011 110 2 S
R ireen, Johnson 2, M. Wilson, Waif
ner, Sieier 2. E Sieier, Ruisinser, Voeel
2, (3-reen, Johnston. PO-A Houston 21
18. Nebraska 19-4 (One out when winning
run aeored). DP Schtro-Nelson-Garidel.
Left Houston 10, Nebraska 8.
2B Wasner, Wilson. Sieier. HR-Jreen.
SB Green, Garidel. S Zentic, Evans. SF
Evans.
IP R ER H BB SO
Peters (W, 1-1) ... 7 2 1 7 4 3
Flock (L, 0-1) 3 1 7 3 7
Dunne i 2 3 2 0
HBP Peters (Harris). B Dunne. C-
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the Huskers. Nebraska's only Murakami. Saturday's gam
run came on a 6ih-inning with Rice was cancelled be
homcrun by shortstop Dave! cause of rain.
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4 10 0
4 12 0
4 12 0
4 0 10
10 0 0
2 0 0 0
1 0 O 0
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Zentic If
Hevner lb
Semin cf
Murakami ss
Schiro ss 5 1
C. Nelson 2b 5 3
1 Garidel lb 3
0 Green 3h
1 Johnson rf
1 nEvans
0 M. Wilson If
1 Wagner c
0 Morgan c
0 Davis cf
0 Caldwell cf
Piener p
Ranft p
LanKlie p
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Churich c
Nelson rf
Zentic If
Remin cf
Gleason p
Welch p
Flock p
Larsen p
Totals
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10 0 0
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4 0 10
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21 8 1 4
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Brock p
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