Mondoy, May 4. 1959
The Doily
Nebraskan
Page 3
O-State Winning String
Snapped By Five-Hitter
By Hal Brown
Nebraska handed Oklahoma
State its first conference loss
of the season, 7-2, Friday but
the Cowboys bounced back to
take both ends of Saturday's
doubleheader, 4-0 and 5-1.
Harry Tolly's five-hit pitch
Ing and a game ending triple
play by the Huskers high,
lighted the 7-2 win. Tolly was
the master all the way, re
tiring the Cowpokes in 1, 2, 3
fashion in the 1st, 4th, 7th
nd 8th frames.
After the 3rd Inning, the
Husker righthander didn't al
low a hit until the 9th when
Jim Dobson and Tim Green
opened that canto with singles
to left field.
Don Soergel, pinch hitting
for Grayson Mersch, hit a
broken bat blooper over the
pitcher's head and Husker
second sacker Gil Dunne
charged in to catch the ball
on the edge of the infield
grass.
Triple Play
With the Cowboy runners
moving, Dunne tossed the
ball to Ken Ruisinger at first
for the second out and Rui
singer rifled the ball to Short
stop Dave Murakami at sec
ond to complete the triple
play and end the ball game.
Trailing 2-1 going into the
bottom half of the 6th,. the
Huskers rallied with three
runs to take the lead. LeRoy
Zentic started the rally with
an infield single. Jerry Mc
Kay hit what looked like a
doubl play ball back to the
pitcher but Roy Peterson
threw the ball into center
field. Tolly was safe on a fielders
choice to load the bases and
after Doug Sieler lifted a
short fly ball to left field, Gil
Dunne drew a walk forcing
in the tying run. Murakami
singled sharply to left to
bring In Semin and Tolly.
Semin was running for Mc
Kay. Nebraska added three in
surance runs in the 8th-inn-ing.
It was Tolly's second win
against one loss and was the
first loss in six decisions for
Cowboy hurler Roy Peterson.
Nebraska was limited to
two hits by Oklahoma State
chucker Joe Horlen as he
breezed to a 4-0 win in the
first game of Saturday's
doubleheader.
Horlen struck out eight and
allowed only four Huskers to
reach base with no on aed
vancing as far rs second.
Dave Murakami got the first
Nebraska hit with a single
to center in the 4th but he
was cut down when Rulsingre
hit into a double play.
Bases Full
Nebraska had the bases full
twice with no one out but
couldn't score as the Cow
boys took a 5-1 victory in the
nightcap of the doubleheader.
The Huskers scored first
when Doug Sieler led off in
the first inning with a triple
and Murakami singled him
home. Oklahoma State pitch
er Dick Soergel shut the Ne
braskans out the rest of the
way.
Soergel allowed only four
hits and registered 12 strike
outs. Nebraska loaded the
bases in the third with no one
out but Soergel got Ruisinger
to hit into a force play with
Sieler being thrown out at
home. Soergel then struck
out Zentic and Nelson to get
out of the jam.
The Huskers loaded the
sacks again in the seventh
but Soergel struck out Dunne,
Box Scores
Oklahoma Slat Nebraik
Murakami and Ruisinger to
end the game.
SideUghts: Nebraska Pitch
er Bob Gleason suffered a
slight concussion when -hit in
the right temple by a throw
from the Cowboy bench. Cow
poke catcher Ray Bond picked
i up a foul off the bat of team
mate Jim Dobson and re
turned the ball to Gleason
but Gleason wasn't expecting
it and was felled by the
throw.
Gleason was released from
Student Health Sunday morn
ing after being held over
night for observation. He was
charged with the loss in that
game giving him an. 0-5 rec
ord. '
Harry Tolly, who pitched
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4 0 0 teller 3b
4 10 Dunn 2b
4 0 0 Murakami
4 10 Rulslnser lb
4 10 Churchlch o
110 Nelson rf
10 1 Zentic It
lOO McKay el
110 bstmln cf
10 0 Tolly p
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8 0 0
4 1 1
4 t 3
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0 0 0
5 1 0
53 0
3 0 0
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In ninth i bSemln ran lor McKay In sixth.
Oklahoma Stat 010 Ml 000 t
Nebraska 010 003 03 1
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Nelson. Zenfle. McKay. Tolly 3. E
Mrach, B. Andrew, Peterson 2. Dobson,
ft. Andiwa. Seller 2. PO-A 8tat 24-7,
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play Dunnc-Rultlnfar-Murakaml. S
Mersch.
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Scott 1 0 0 0 0 2
Tolly (W, 21) 2 1 4 J
PB-Churchlch J. WP-Tolly I. T
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OKLA. STATE NEBRASKA
ab r b bl ab r b bl
Andr'w, B 2b 2 0 2 0 Sieler 3b 2 0 0 0
Mrllvoy If 3 10 0 Dunn 2b 3 0 0 0
Andr'w, R at 3 0 0 1 Murakami 3 0 1 0
Bancroft cf 4 0 0 0 Kumnger id 3 0 0 0
3 2 11 Zentic If 3 0 10
3 0 10 Nelson rf 3 0 0 0
3 10 0 Churchlch 0 2 0 0 0
2 0 10 Oltman c 0 0 0 0
10 11 McKay cf 2 0 0 0
Gleaaon p 10 0 0
Flock p 0 0 0 0
Harris 10 0 0
Welch p 0 0 0 0
M 4 3 Totala 23 0 3 0
a Grounded out for Flock in sixth.
Okla. Stat Oil 002 0-4 1
Nebraska 000 000 00 3 4
E R. Andrew, Gleason. Sieler 2.
Churchlch. PO-A Okla. State 21-9, Ne
braska 21-3. Left Oklahoma 9, Nebraska
3. DP R. Andrew, B. Andrew and
Meracb. SH Mcllvoy, Green. SF R.
Andrew. SB Green.
2b B. Andrew. HR Dobson.
IP H R ERBBSO
Horlen 7 0 0 0 1 8
Gleason (L) 3 4 3 1 1 2
Flock 1 110 3 2
Welch 1 1 0 0 0 1
HBP B. Andrew (by Gleaaon). WP
Welch. PB Churchlch. U Labrosse,
Yrkoeki. T 2:02.
OKLA. STATE
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
the opening game victory,
was taken off the bench dur
ing Saturday's doubleheader
to be tackled for Innocents.
There were numerous base
ball scouts watching the. ser
ies. Oklahoma State is now 11-1
in the conference and 14-2
overall while Nebraska is 3-6
in conference action and 7-10
on the season.
Friday's flame was the
first time in conference play!
that Oklahoma had been
forced to use a relief pitcher.
Geerge Scott relieved starter
Roy Peterson in the 8th.
Seven Records Set As Buffs Take
76-60 Decision Over NU Thinclad
Dobton 3b
Green rf
Merach lb
Bond c
Horlen p
Totala
NEBRASKA
ab r b bl
B. Andw 2b 4 1 2 1 Dunn 2b
D. So'rg'l If 3 1 2 1 Sieler cf
a-McIlvoy If 1 0 0 0 Murkami a
R. And'w i
Bancroft cf
Dobson 3b
Green rf
Mersch lb
Bond c
R. So'nflp
Totals
ab r h bit
4 0 10
2 110
3 0 2 1
3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
10 0 0
3 111 Ruis'ier lb
4 0 0 0 Zentic 11
2 0 10 Nelson rf
3 0 10 Oltman e
3 110 b-Churc'ch c 2 0 0 0
2 10 0 Vosel 3b 2 0 0 0
2 0 0 0 C-Semin 0 0 0 0
Hevner 9 2 0 0 0
Flock p 0 0 0 0
d-Harria 10 10
27 I 1 3 Tolala Mill
a-Struck out for D. Soerfel in 7th. b-
Grounded out for Oltman In 4th. o
Walked for Vogel la 7th. d-Slagled for
Flock in 7th.
Okla Stat 002 Ml 03 3 1
Nebraska 100 000 01 I 1
E R. Andrew and Oltman. PO-A
Oklahoma State"- 2X3, Nebraska 21-0.
LOB Okla, Stat 9, Nebraska; 1. 811
R. Soergel. SB D. Soergel.
2b Green, Dobson, Merch. 3b Sieler.
IP H H ER BB SO
R. Soerfel (W) ... 7 3 1 1 3
Hevner (L) S 7 5 4 3
Flock 2 10 0 0
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Harry Tolly, Nebraska's two sport star, set the Cow
boys from Oklahoma State down on five hits to hand
th.em their first conference defeat of the season. Tolly
was also chosen for Innocents during Saturday's double-header.
Golf, Tennis
Teams Split
Nebraska's tennis and golf
teams dumped Drake and both
got beat by Iowa State this
week end.
The netters, playing without
the services of Bill North
blanked Drake 7-0 and dropped
a close 5-2 decision to Iowa
State. Against the Cyclones,
Bruce Russel and Albert Ar
rigunaga scored wins in the
singles department. In - an
other singles match, Roger
Barney lost a three set match
to Charles Kress of the Cy
clones 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. Both dou
bles matches were tight. Rus
sell and Dave Calhoun lost
their match 6-4, 11-9 and Arri
gunaga and Bill Kendall
dropped their 10-8, 6-1.
The golfers droppedvDrake
m to 2Vi but fell before
Iowa State 10 to AVt. Mike
McCuiston was medalist for
the Huskers against Iowa
State with a 76. Bob Epstein
copped medalist honors in the
Drake meet with a 74.
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Established 1918Servlni tb Mlt-
bourl Valley to the vest Const
529 Stuart Bldi Lincoln S. Nebr.
The Nebraska Thinclads
suffered a 76 to 60 setback
to Colorado as six meet rec
ords and one stadium record
was broken at Boulder.
Nebraska broke their own
meet record set a year ago
in the 440-yd. relay with Ken
Pollard, Don House, Dick
Jahr and Don Phillips team
ing up to win the relay in
42.3 seconds. The old record
was 42.4.
Colorado broke the other
records. The Buffs' Mike
Peake broke his own meet
record in the 880-yd. run with
a 1:51.2 clocking. He set the
old record a year ago at
1:52.5. Joe Mullins of Nebras
ka was also under the old
mark with a second place
time of 1:52.3.
Bernie Frakes of Colorado
easily outdistanced Husker
Joe American Horse in the
two-mile run and set a new
stadium record at 9:37.2.
Frakes is the defending out
door two-mile champion.
The 220-yd. low hurdles rec
ord was broken by Eddie
Dove of Colorado with a win
ning time of 24.2 breaking the
old record of 24.3 set by Col-
Voto today
orado's Pat Hindman in
1952.
Other records were broken
by Colorado in the mile re
lay, Billy Lewis of Colorado
in the high jump and Gene
Weil of Colorado in the dis
cus. First place winners for
Nebraska were Don Phillips
in the 100-yd. dash, Joe Mul
lins in the mile, Ken Pol
lard in the pole vault and Al
Wellman in the shot put in
addition to the 440-yd. relay.
Results:
100-rard daih 1. Don Phillips. Neb.
2. Rich Haskell, Colo. 3, Dick Jahr, Neb.
:10.
230-yard dash 1. Chuck Carlson, Colo.
2. Don Phillips, Neb. 1. Dick Jahr, Neb.
:22 1.
440-rard dash 1, Chuck Carlson. Colo.
2, Don House, Neb. 1. Bob SpyksUa,
Colo. :4I.(.
330-rard ran 1, Mike Peake, Colo. 2,
Jo Mullins. Neb. 3, Ken Ash, Neb. 1:51.2.
(New meet record. Old record 1.52.5 by
Peake, 19S8).
Mile 1, Jo Mullins, Neb. 2, Ralph
Poucher, Colo. 3, Jo American Horse,
Neb. 4:28.2.
Two-mils 1, Bernie Frakes, Colo. 2,
Jo American Horse, Neb. 3, Bill Melody,
Neb. 0:37.2. (New Folaom Stadium roc
ord. Old record 0:33.1. by Dick Wilson,
Kanaas, 1954.)
120-yard hurdles 1, Eddie Dove, Colo.
2, Boyd Dowler, Colo. 3, Milt Haedt, Neb.
:14.7.
ft-Terd birdies 1, Eddie Dov. Cola.
2. Bab Knaub, Neb. 3, Roaer Bred.
Neb. :ii 2 (New meet record. Old record
24.1 by I'at Hindman. Colo. 1952 (
440-rard relay 1, Nebraska (Ke Pol
lard, I ton Hjue, Dick Jahr, Don Phil
lip). 2. Colorado. :42 I. (New mwt rec
ord. Old record 42 4 by Nebraika. 19S3.I
Mitt relay 1, Colorado (Bill Toomey.
Larry Stolarrzyk, Bob Spysktra. Mike
Peake), 2, Nebranka. 3:20. (New meet
record. Old record 3 22.2 by Colorado.
191)81.
Pole vault 1, Ken Pollard, Nebraika,
13 ft. In. 2, Jim Kraft. Neb., 13 ft. 3.
P.i-vey DeLoarh, Colo., 13 ft. ttt.
Hick tamp 1, Billy Lewia, Colo., ( ft.
44 in. 2, Ltve Alderman. Colo., I ft 3 in.
3. Bob Lammel. Neb.. 4 ft. 2 in. (New
meet record. Old record ft. 4 to. b
Harold McAferty. Neb., 1957.)
Broad lump 1, Bill Toomey, Colo., 23
ft. 1 m 2. Bob Lammel. Neb., 22 ft. loH
In 3. Hon Phllllns. Neb.. 21 ft. 9 in.
Shotpul I, Al Wellman. Neb.. 51 ft.
in '1. .vlarlln Kenwoiihy, Colo., 50 ft. 3 In.
3. Gene Well, Colo., 48 ft. 104 tn.
Discus 1. Gene Weil. Colo., 153.1 ft
2. Al Wellman. Neb.. 151 ft. 3, Anton
Divis, Neb.. 1383 ft. (New meet record,
"lit reo rrl 152 ft., I In, by Doug Fucns
Colo., 1954.1
Jevelln 1, Ron Francke. Colo., 183 ft.
2, a Coyle, Colo., no distance. 3, Anted
Dlvia, Neb., bo distance.
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