Monday, February 8, 1960
The Daily Nebraskan
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Hall Injured:
Husker Gymnasts
Score Easy Win
By Chip Wood
Nebraska's undefeated gym
nasties team copped their
fourth straight win in dual
competition Saturday as they
defeated the Colorado State
gymnasts 61-51.
The meet was to have been
a triangular and double dual
with Kansas University par
ticipating, but due to scho
lastic inelgibility the Kansas
team was unable to attend.
Nebraska won five of the
seven events. The victory was
led by co-captain Phil Hall,
who won the free exercise
and rebound tumbling, and
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the tape in the 440 a step ahead of NU's Cross
E laced second on the parrellel
ars.
Other Nebraska winners
were Herb Hanich on the fly
ing rings, Karl Byers on the
sidehorse and Virgil Kubert
on the horizontal bars.
The win was an expensive
one for the Husker's as they
suffered the loss of their
stellar performer, Phil Hall.
As Hall was going through
his routine on the rings, he
whipped and fell to the mat.
Coach Jake Geier said that
the fall dislocated Hall's el
bow and that he would be
confined to limited work on
the trampoline for the rest
of the year.
The Results
Free Eierclse 1, Phil Hall N). 2,
Charles Williams N). 3. Guanison (C).
4, L. Baretta (C). 5, Dennis Anstin e(N).
Rebound Tumbling; 1, PhiU Hall (1).
2, H. Gunnison (C). J, -tie. R. Shine XC)
and Doug Moore (N). 5, Bill Brass N.
Sldehorse 1, Karl Byers (N). 2, L.
Baretta (C). 3. Dave Bowers (N). 4,
Dennis Anstine (N). 5, C. Jerke C).
Horilontal Bars 1. Virgil Ku'jert (N).
2, M. Larson (C). 3, Dave Bowers (N.
4, H. Gunnison (C). 5, F. Bradley (C).
Parallel Bars 1, H. Gunnison (C). 2,
Phil Hall (N). 3. M. Larson (C). 4, Vir
gil Ruber UN). 5. F. Bradley (C).
Flying Kings 4, Herb Hanich (N). 2,
M. Larson (C). 3, L. Baretta (C). 4,
VirgU Kubert (N). S. Larson (C).
Tumbling 1, D. Passarelii . (C). 2,
Charles Williams (N). 3, tie. John Bell
(N) and McCartney (C). I, H. Gunnison
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IM Basketball
TODAY'S GAMES
Geolographers vs. Phi Epsi
lon Kappa
Bennett-B vs. Manatt-B
Delta Sigma Phi vs. Pioneer
Selleck-B vs. Hitchcock-B
Dental College vs. Law Col
lege The Losers vs. Civil Engi
neers Sigma Nu-C vs. Alpha
Gamma Rho-C
Cowboy's
Defense
Halts NU
Bunch Leads
OSU Attack
The combination of a tough
Oklahoma State defense and
sharp shooting by OSU's Ed
die Bunch, proved to be too
much for Nebraska, as the
Cowboys scored a 52-47 vic
tory over the Huskers Satur
day night.
The Oklahoma sophomore
dumped in 21 points on his
home court in Stillwater. His
total was the highest for the
season for anOklahoma State
player and also his career
high?.
From midway in the first
half, when Oklahoma State
jumped to a 17-6 lead, the
Cowboys commanded the
scoreboard throughout the
game. Nebraska chopped the
margin in the closing seconds
of the first half to a 25-22
reading, but OSU turned on
the pressure in the early min
utes of the final half to pull
away.
The Cowboys added the ic
ing to their victdry in the
late minutes when they
dropped six straight free
tosses through the nets.
Oklahoma State's defense,
one of the nations best, held
Husker Captain Herschell
Turner scoreless until the last
12 minutes of play.
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NU Track Team Wins;
Two Stadium Records Set
By Dave Calhoun
Nebraska's track team add
ed dual victory number two
to its record Saturday by
dumping Oklahoma State 66
56. Five meet records fell, one
was tied and two stadium
records were established dur
ing the afternoon's activity.
At the end of eight events
the Huskers held a 39-33 lead,
but a shutout by Nebraska's
Milt Haedt, Steve Smith and
Bill Fasano in the high hur
dles iced the meet for the
Huskers.
For the second week coach
Frank Sevigne did not enter
a mile relay team. In Satur
day's contest two Cowboy
teams ran against each other.
Two Oklahoma Staters stole
the spotlight, as they estab
lished newstadium and meet
records.
Aubrey Dooley, a 15 foot
pole vault er from OSU,
cleared 14 feet seven and one
fourth inches to topple a rec
ord set last year by Ken Pol
lard. Pollard vaulted 14 feet
six inches last year against
Oklahoma State.
Dooley tried to crack the
15 foot barrier when the bar
was set at 15 feet, one half
OSU's Aubrey
Husker Matmen
Drop Two Meets
Nebraska wrestlers dropped
two meets during the week
end. The Husker grapplers
were stopped by the Air Force
Academy, 30-10, Friday eve
ning and lost to South Dakota
State 21-9 in Brookings Satur
day. In the Friday contest, Hus
ker Jim Faimon, graduate of
Nebraska School for the
Blind, pinned Jim Fey of the
Academy.
Faimon is the second Hus
ker to win a match this sea
son.
In Saturday's outing, Ne
braska was plagued by weight
forfeits, having to default
three matches to South Da
kota for failing to meet weight
requirements in the 157 pound,
167 pound, and 177 pound
classes.
Faber Jenkins, Nebraska's
130 pounder, joined the win
ning ranks of Faimon and
heavyweight Jim Raschke.
All three won by decisions.
123 Lot-mi Wiesner (SOS) declaimed
Ted Rethman, 7-4.
130 Faber Jenkins) (N) decisioned Ken
Brown. 12-8.
137 Jim Fatmer (N) declsioned Bert
Lojtsden, 0-4.
147 Dav Kinney SDS) declsioned
Gary Harley, 6-0.
157-JYan Slesner (SDS) won by for
te It.
167 John Sterner (SDS) won by for
feit. 177 Mike Sterner (SDS) won by for
feit. Hvywt Jim JiaocMte (N) decisioned
Frank Kurtenbach, 7-2.
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The other stadium record
fell in the 880, when OSU
sophomore Bill Stone cap
turned a 1:56.1 time for first
place honors. Stone, record
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ence postal mark of 1:52.2,
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How They Scored
TRACK EVENTS
NU OS
l-yrd dash $ 4
440-yard run 4
MO-yard run 4 5
600-yard run '. 3
l.MO-rard run 2
Mile run 6 3
2-Mlle run 4 S
60-yard hlrh hurdles 0
0-yard low hurdles 4 S
Mile relay 0 5
Totals 48 31
FIELD EVENTS
NU 09
Pole vault 3 8
High jump 1 S
Shot put S 1
Broad Jump 6 8
Totals 18 18
Track events 48 38
Field events 18 18
Grand totals 68 56
held by Nebraska's Joe Mul
lins, by one-tenth of a second.
The closest race of the aft
ernoon was the 600 yard run.
Husker captain Joe Mullins
edged out Cowboy Tom
Burch in the last 25 yards to
win the event. Mullins time
of 1:13.0 set a new meet rec
ord. Dooley sets stadium record with
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Colorado Hands K-State
First Conference Loss
Last weekend's Big' Eight
activity featured several up
sets, the most notable being
Colorado's win over previ
ously, undefeated Kansas
State. Colorado downed the
Wildcats 65-50, Saturday at
Boulder.
After trailing 28-31 at the
half, the Buffaloes scored 37
points while limiting K-itate
to 19 to knock off the de
fending champs.
Kansas' victory over lowa
State was sparked by Wayne
Hightower's 32 points. The
Jayhawks are now tied with
Oklahoma and Iowa State for
fourth. All three have a .500
won-lost percentage.
The KU victory enabled Ok
lahoma State to move into
third place in the standings
sporting a 4-3 mark.
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Other meet records were
set by Al Wellman in the
shotput and Tom Harlan of
Oklahoma State in the 440
yard run.
Haedt's time of :7.7 in the
high hurdles tied the meet
record.
Wellman continued his rec
ord breaking performances,
registering a toss of 50 feet
1 and one half inches. Last
week Wellman set a Drake
So. Dak. triangular meet rec
ord with a toss of 51-2.
The 440 proved to be an
other crowd pleaser, as
Tom Harlan nipped Nebras
ka's Bob Cross at the tape.
Harlan turned in a time of
:50.7 for his meet record.
The Huskers added another
sprint man to their crew.
High hurdler Steve Smith a
South Dakota transfer stu
dent from Lexington, made
his first appearance of the
year, placing second, a step
behind team mate Milt
Haedt.
OSU demonstrated its pow
er in the 2 mile event, when
Miles Eisenman breezed his
way to victory. Eisenman is
the conference record holder
for this event.
In both the long distance
vault of 14-7
Nebraska at Oklahoma and
Oklahoma State at Colorado.
The Huskejs will be after
their second league conquest
and the OSU-Colorado battle
shapes up to be the decider
for possession of second
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runs, Eisenman was ham
pered by Nebraska's Joe
American Horse. American
Horse garnered a victory in
the mile run, but Eiseuman's
easy running style proved too
much for Joe in the two mile.
Mullins scored the only
double victory of the after
noon, as he grabbed first In
the 600 and 1000 yard runs. -
The Huskers will be looking
for their third straight dual
victory Tuesday evening
when they face Kansas State.
Field events are scheduled to
start at 7:00 p.m., while the
running events will start at
7:30 p.m.
The Results
Track Events
Mile run 1, Joe American Horse N, .
2. Miles Eisenman (OS), 3. Bill Melody
(N). Time 4:18.6.
60-yard dash 1. Bob Cross (N), X.
Tom Harlan (OS), 3. Jim Dillard (OS).
Time :06.5.
600-yard run 1. Joe Mullina (N), S.
Tom Burch (OS), 3. Ken Ash (N). Time
1:13.0 (betters meet record of 1:15.3
set by Ken Ash of Nebraska in 1939).
440-yard dash 1, Tom Harlan (OS), I.
Bob Cross (N): 3, LeRoy Keane (N).
Time :50.7. (Betters meet record of .51
by Ken Covert of Oklahoma State in
1959).
Hirt hurdle. 1, Milt Haedt (N) .
Sieve Smith (N); 3. Bill Fasano (N).
Time :07.7. (Equals meet record by
Terry Covert of Oklahoma State 1959).
2-mlle run 1, MUea Eisenman (CS); 2.
Joe American Horse (N); 3. Paul Niel
sen (N). Time 9:33.
1,000-yard run 1, Joe Mullins (N): 1.
Kent Metcalf (OS); 3. BUI Melody (N. '
Time 2:17.5.
880-yard run 1, BUI Stone (06), S.
Dick Kier (N). 3, Ken Ach (OS). Time
1:56.1. (Better meet record of 2:00.4 by
Knolly Barnes of Nebraska 1959 and
Stadium record of 1:56,2 by Joe Mullina
of Nebraska in 1950).
00-yard low hurdles 1, Vera Baddox
(OS), 2, Bob Knaub (N), 3, Bill Fasano
(N). Time 7.2.
Mile relayOSU Tom Burch, Tom Har
land, Dale Farqharson, Dean Wilkinson.
No second (Nebraska scratched). Time
3:35.
Field Events
Shot put 1. Al Wellman (N). 50-1 Vi
(betters meet record of 46-8 set by Al
Wellman of Nebraska in 1959); 2. Tony
Divis (N), 45-2i 3. Bon Carroll (OS).
42-9Vi.
High junta Tie for first between Don
Blakely (OS) and Sammy Pegues (OS).
6-1; 3. Max Waldo (N), 5-10.
Pole vault 1, Aubrey Dooley (06).
14-7V4; 2, Jim Kraft (N), 13-0; 3, Ray
Graham (OS), 10-6. (Betters meet and
Stadium record of 14-6 by Ken Pollard
of Nebraska in 1959).
Broad Jump 1, Bob Knaub (N), 22-6V4 1
2, Jim Dillard (OS). 21-8; 3, Jim Kraft
(N), 21-6V4.
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