Wednesday, April 27,
Husker Cindermen Win
First Outdoor Match
By John Jett
The Husker track team
handily defeated the Univer
ity of Houston Tuesday aft
ernoon in a duel meet, 80-55.
The Huskers won 9 out of
18 events with Joe Mullins
the only double winner for
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the mile and the 880-yard
run.
The mile run was the most
exciting race of the afternoon
with three runners closely
bunched going. Into the final
turn. Joe American Horse,
who had lead for three and
a half laps, faultered in the
last 100 feet, allowing Joe
Mullins and Houston's Pat
Clohessy to pull ahead. Mul
lins then went on to win the
race in 4:13.2. - .
In the 880-yard run Mul
lins' main contender, was
Barry Almond. Almond led
until the three-quarters mark
when Mullins pulled ahead to
win in the time of 1:53.3.
In the field- events the
Huskers swept the javelin
and the high jump. Nebraska
also won the pole vault. Win
ner of the javelin was Nellor
with a throw of 207 feet 2
inches. Al Roots ' jumped 6
feet inch as he took first
in the high jump. Al Wellman
placed-first in the shot put
with a cast of 50 feet 7
inches. First in the discus
was Bobby Weise of Houston
with a throw of 157 feet, 5
inches. A jumpjrf 22 feet 9
inches won the "broad jump
for Bob Knaub.
In the 100-yard dash Andy
Anderson of Houston took
first with the time of :09.9.
Nebraska's Bob Cross placed
second and as he broke the
tape he fell with a leg injury.
The seriousness of the injury
is not known.
Anderson also won the 220
yard dash with the time of
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:22.3. Houston's Danny Frey
came through with a :48.6 to
win the 440-yard dash. LeRoy
Keane of Nebraska was sec
ond. Nebraska made a clean
sweep of the 120-yard high
hurdles with Bill Fasano first
with the time of : 14.9. Milt
Haedt and Steve Smith placed
second and third in the event.
Keane picked up another blue
ribbon for Nebraska in the
220-lows in :24.9.
Houston won . both of the
two relay events of the after
noon. They won the 440-yard
relay in :42.2. Norman Jehle,
Jim Parkhurst, Andy Ander
son and Ollan Cassell were
the 440 men. Ian Goldfoot,
Barry Almond, Danny Frey
and Ollan Cassell ran on the
mile relay winning team' for
Houston in 3:18.5.
Ernie Gunter, Nebraska's
top freshman, won "two exhi
bition races. He beat Keith
Gardner, a former Nebras
kan, in the 100 meter run
and won the exhibition 440-
yard run with a time of
:48.3.
Eleven Clubs
Undefeated
In Softball
Eleven teams are currently
undefeated in the Intramural
Softball Tourney. The dia
mond tourney, scheduled to
be double-elimination, is a
week and a half old.
In Fraternity 'A' Division,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma
Chi, Alpha Tau Omega and
Delta Sigma Pi have perfect
records.
Farm House, Brown Palace
and Pi Kappa Phi are unde
feated in Fraternity 'B Di
vision, Manatt and Selleck in
the Burr-Selleck Tourney, and
the undefeated Independents
are the Pathogens and Phy
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four tourneys, the champs
will then vie for the All-University
title. '
SCORES
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Sigma Chi 16 Beta Theta Pi 7
Alpha Tau Omega 3 Delta
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Pi Kappa Phi 15 The ta Chi 5
Manatt 16 Hitchcock 1
Pathogens 2 Junior Dents 0
Physicists 9 Navy ROTC 7
German Film
Is Based On
Mann Novel
"Bekenntnisse des Hoch-
stablers Felix Krull," a Ger
man film with English sub
tit 1 e s, will be presented
Thursday in Love Library
auditorium1 at 7:30 p.m.
The film, based on the last
novel of Thomas Mann, deals
with the confessions of a con
fidence man. The film was
extremely sucessful in Eur
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holz, now appearing on
Broadway, and Liselotte Pul
ver.
The public is invited to at
tend' the two-hour film and
there is no admission charge,
The program is sponsored by
the Genrfan Club.
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Sports
Deadline May 3
The deadline for entries
In the Faculty Golf Tourna
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Anyone interested in en
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Washburn
Dumped by
NU Netters
Al Arrigunaga and Bill Ken
dall won two singles and a
doubles match to pace the NU
netters past Washburn 7-0,
Tuesday, at the NU Courts.
The Huskers won all five
singles and two doubles
matches while winning their
second straight meet. Nebras
ka has now won six and lost
seven.
Arrigunaga dumped Wash
burn's number one player,
John Wohlfarth 7-5, 6-2 and
Kendall thumped Gary Steele,
6-3, 6-0. The two then com
bined to knock off Wohlfarth
and Tom Romig in doubles.
Other winning singles play
ers for NU were Stan Krush
chwitz, Dave Calhoun and
Jack Craft, while Tom John
son and John Nasi added the
other doubles victory.
The win for Kruschwitz was
his 10th of the season against
only two losses. The former
Nebraska Wesleyan ace leads
the Huskers in wins this year.
The Huskers will be seeking
to hit the ,500 won-lost mark
Thursday when they meet
Omaha University at the NU
Courts. Starting time is 1
p.m.
In their first meeting, Ne
braska downed Omaha, 4-3
at Omaha, winning four
singles matches.
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You U think parts' JTday niKht when
American Horse Earns
Star of the Week Title
By Janet Sack
At the dual meet with Okla
homa State, a Nebraska
trackster toured the m i 1 e in
4:13. At OU, three days later,
he ran the two-mile run In
9:20, breaking his own dual
meet record.
The runner involved, Joe
American Horse, is this
week's Star of the Week.
American Horse, a junior
from Gordon, is one of the
American Horse
finest Husker distance run
ners and one of the best in
the conference. However Joe
feels there is always room
for improvement.
"I need more good, fast
competition in the mile," Joe
said. He also is confident
that he can better his cur
rent best time of 4:13 in the
mile.
The first time Joe took
part in an organized track
meet was in the third grade!
He attended reservation
school and each year before
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school was out, a track meet
was held.
He didn't do very well, but
that didn't bother him be
cause his brother, Emmett
took first place. He dismissed
thoughts of track from his
mind until he reached the
seventh grade.
During the seventh grade
he ran in junior high meets.
By the time he was in the
eighth grade, he could beat
all the high school track
boys.
All during his high school
years, he took part in the
State Track Meat in Lincoln
as Gordon's Class B repre
sentative. His time in the
mile during his freshman
year was 4:41.9.
In his sophomore year he
ran the mile in 4:43, as he
took first place in Class B.
Joe trimmed quite a bit of
time off his mile during his
junior year. During the State
Meet he ran the mile in 4:29.8
and copped a gold medal. As
a senior he ran the mile in
the fast time, of 4:28.1 and
earned himself another gold
medal.
Upon graduation he was of
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fered an athletic scholarship
by Nebraska. He decided to
use the scholarship because
he was, quite impressed with
the university track and with
the city of Lincoln itself.
American Horse sajd "I
saw Lincoln for the first time
when I came to the Stata
Track Meet as a freshman.
It was like going to New
York City."
As a freshman he didn't
put much work into the mile
and two-mile runs. College
life was all new to him.
His sophomore year was
quite different. He was on
the varsity squad and he had
to "either work or get out,"
so he worked. He ran the in
door mile in 4:22 and the
outdoor mile in 4:20.
This year as a junior he
ran the indoor mile in 4:14
and the indoor 2-mile in 9:24.
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