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Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1961
The Nebraskan
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uskers Lose 4th Straight
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As S
ooners
A frigid second half by Ne
braska's cagers helped Okla
homa to a 69-58 triumph Mon
day night at Norman:
The loss was the fourth
straight for Coach Jerry
' Bush's Huskers after they
opened the Big Eight cam
paign with two consecutive
wins. Nebraska is now 8-8
overall and 24 in the confer
ence race with Kansas invad
ing the Coliseum maples Sat
urday night.
The Huskers were as dis
mal during the second half
at they were outstanding in
the first half against the
Sooners. Nebraska held a 37-
36 advantage at halftime, but
Coach Doyle Parrack'g Okla-
homans raced to a 4447 lead
before Jan Wall got the first
Husker bucket with five min
utes gone in the second stan
za. The Sooners stretched the
margin to nine points at 49-40
on a jump shot by Buddy
Russell with 13:00 left in the
game. Nebraska rallied to
within five points at 4944 on
a jumper by Bill Bowers and
two free throws by Tom Rus
sell. After Oklahoma's Stan Mor
rison and Husker Rex Swett
traded jump shots, the Soon
ers spurted to a 6046 lead
with the Huskers going score
less for nearly five minutes.
Wide Deficit
Oklahoma enjoyed its wid
est margin of the contest when
Brian Etheridge hit a jumper
to put the Sooners in front,
6448. The lead varied between
11 and 15 points for the re
maining minutes.
The statistics give an indi
cation of the extremes of the
two halves. Nebraska led the
first-half rebounding, 22-11,
but trailed in the second
half, 27-13. The Huskers hit
seven of eight free throws in
the opening half for 87.5 per
cent, but could find th6 range
on only 11 of 21 in the final
stanza for 52.4 per cent.
The first half was close all
the way as Jim Huge, mak
ing his first start as a Hus
ker opened the scoring with
a set shot. The Sooners came
back to tie and take the lead
on a layup and free throw by
Lddie Evans, a 5-9 guard.
Tom Russell gave Nebraska
an 8-5 lead on a free throw
and layup, 'and the Huskers '
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Fouts canned a free throw to
give the Sooners the lead at
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After Morrison put Okla
homa ahead at 36-35 with 12
seconds left in the first half,
Al Roots pumped in a long
jump shot at the gun to send
Nebraska . to the dressing
room with -the 37-36 halftime
margin.
The Huskers held Etheridge,
Oklahoma's leading scorer on
the 'season with a 13 point
per game average, scoreless
until he found the range from
the charity stripe early in the
second half. The former Lin
NU Swimmers Down KU;
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Lose Dual to IoWa State
By Hal Brown
Nebraska's swimmers con
tinued their "win one-lose
one" routine with a loss to
Iowa State Friday night, and
a win over Kansas Saturday
afternoon at the - Coliseum
Pool. - ..:,;.--.:. v
It was the third weekend of
dual meets that Coach Dick
Klaas' tankers have split
Sandwiched among the dual
meets was a win over Kan
sas 'and Kansas State in a
triangular.
Records fell freely Friday
night as Iowa State set three
meet records and Nebraska
set one in the 5846 Cyclone
win. The Cyclones opened the
meet with a record-breaking
performance in ,ths 400-yd.
medley relay, ........
The Iowa State quartet of,
Bud Pierce,- Pete Hostetterr
Paul Witherell, anrfKDke E1-"
son swam the distance in
4:03.7 lowering the meet rec
ord of 4:06 set by Iowa State
in 1959.
Witherell and Pierce were
in on the other record-shattering
swims by, the. Cyclones.,
Witherey churned the 100-yd.
freestyle in :50.4 to break the
record of 54.2 set by Iowa:
State's Ron Begg in 1960. The
time also lowered the pool
record of 52.6.
Pierce turned in a 2:13.8
clocking for the 200-yd. back
stroke to lower the record of
2:15.8 set by Phil Braught of
Iowa State in 1955. 1
The lone Husker with a record-setting
swim was Joe
Stocker in the 200-yd. breast-
stroke. Stacker's 2:31.6 time
broke the record set oy uon
Benson of Nebraska at 2:31.9
in 1960.
The only Nebraska win-
mers. in addition to Stocker,
A Loser
' """ 33 Wekraska 4
-rd. Med try Relar 1. Iowa Stat
XBud pjn, p Hosusttar. Paul Witb-
, .11. Mike Eiaon) 2. Nebraska. T 4:113.7
'Meat Record; old record set br iowa
Sti.i at 4:M in
MM. Preeatrte 1. Art Peterson
CIS). 2. Jack Wolfe (1S 3. Jay Grata
(Nl. T 2:13.2.
304. Freestyle 1. LaVern Bssers
(N) 2. Joe Gacusana (JO 3. Mike Bart
(IKI. T 24.fi. .
3Wt-r4. ladlvlaaal Medley 1. Dick
Rosea lfi) 2. Joe Stocker N) I. Hater
Bosveld (N't. T 2 20.2.
IMvbx i. Dob Echelbercer 'IS) 230.00.
2. Branch Walton (N). 3. Dick Ervia.
Battertly 1. Larrr McCiean
( 2. Mike Klsna (IS). T 2:30.7.
Kd. Preestyle-1. Paul Witherell
CIS l l. Phil Swaim (M) 2. Joe Gacusana
iv. T sns Kew Mm Record; Old
record of M I set br Bon Baal of Iowa I
fitate hi 1VM1. Fool Record
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atavra. Bsrkstrske 1. Bud Pierce 'IS)
2. iariy Ferrell 4N) 2 .Roaer Bosvald
Hi. T 2:13.3 (Meet Record. Old record
of 2 160 set by Phil Braiist s lows
State in lt)bl l
440-rd. rreestrle 1. Art Petersen
(IS) 2. Dick Roscoe (lis)-1. Jar Groth
(N). T 4 5fc.4.
OW-rd. Bresatstroke 1. Joe Stocker
(N) 2. LaVern Bauers Oit 3 .Pete
Hosietter US1. T 2:31.0 'New Meet
Record. Old Record t 2:31.0 eat a
Urn Benson of Nebraska In lMl,
400-rd. rraestrle Relar 1. Iowa State
(Mike Hart, Jack tVoUc. AK Psteraon.
Paul Witherell) 2. Nebraska. T-3:34.
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coln High student finished
with nine points.
Morrison led all scorers
with 21 counters. Russell
was high fdr the Huskers with
18 points. Roots added 14.
Russell has been the top
scorer for Nebraska in the
past three games with ' 18
against Iowa State and 19
against Oklahoma State.
Monday night's con.test
ended a two-game road trip
for Bush's cagers as they
dropped a 5547 decision to
Oklahoma State Saturday
night.
BuSh juggled his starting
lineup for the Sooner game
were La Vem Bauers In the
50-yd. freestyle and Larry
McClean in the 200-yd. butter
fly. One of the top perform
ances of the evening was
turned in by Cyclone diver
Don Echelberger with an out
standing execution of difficult
dives.
Nebraska depth helped the
Huskers to a 60-39 decision
over Kansas. Kansas won five
events to six for the Huskers,
but Nebraska picked up an
abundance of second, and third
places to outdistance. th? Jayr
hawks. .-.
Jay Groth was a d o u b 1 e
winner for the Huskers in the
Huskers Tie
Jackrabbit:
Wrestlers
Nebraska Coach
Praises Faimon
Nebraska and.South Dakota
State wrestlers fought to a
15-15 stalemate at the Physi
cal Education Building Fri
day.
.Husker coach Mickey Spar-
ano credited Jim Faimon as
the meet's outstanding per
former. Faimon decisioned
South Dakota State's Jim
Kain in the 137-pound class.
Jim Raschke, Husker heav
yweight, decisioned .Frank
Kurtenbach 6-0 to gain the tie
for .the Huskers. .' "
i Mike Nissen won his 123
pound match by forfeit to add
five points to the Husker to
tal. The meet was plagued by
,iraw matches as Gary Zell
! mer of South . Dakota State
and Dave Loos of Nebraska
, drew, 2-2, and Nebraska's
Dick Van. Sickle and South
Dakota State's Jim Perkins
drew, 0-0.
Mike Sterner was South
Dakota State's bright spot
when he pinned Nebraska's
Dan Hoevet in 5:25 of the 177- i
pound match.
Summaries:
123 Mike Nissan CN worn br forfeit.
130-Dick Van Sickle (S) and Jim
Perkins 6DS) drew, 0-0.
i 137 Jim Paimoa N) doc. Jim Kam,
3-0.
147 Dave Kinney SDS dee. Larrr
Labraaka, 4-2.
U7 4Jarr Zellmer (SDE) and Dave
Loos drew, 2-2
167-Jotra Sterner (STJ6) dec. Sua
Fraley, 7-3.
177 Mike Sterner (SPS) pinned Dan
Hoevet in 3:25.
HWT-Jttn Raeche N dee. Frank
Kurtenbach, 04.
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The box score:
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201040 M Totals 33 13-11 09
Nebraska . . .
Oklahoma ;
Attendance 2,000.
27 XI Si
30 33-09
220 and 440-yd. freestyle
events. The Nebraska sopho
more edged Mike Cassidy of
Kansas in both events with
Husker Kuni Mihara coming
in third In both races.
NU Wins Relays
The Huskers1 also copped
both the-400-yd. medley relay
and the 400-yd. freestyle re
lay. Nebraska's 400-yd. f r e e
style team was unopposed.
Other Nebraska victories
came in the 200-yd. back
stroke as Roger Bosveld led
teammate Larry Ferrell
across the line, and in diving
with Branch Walton outpoint
ing Keith Brass of Kansas.
Nebraska's next meet is
Friday against o 1 o x a d o
State at Fort Collins; . Satur
day the Huskers move over
to Boulder for an encounter
with the Buffs.
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A Winner
Nebraska 00 Kansas 30
4e-r. Medlar Relar 1- Nebraska
(Larry Ferrell, Joe Stocker, Larry
McClean, Phil Swaim) 2. Kansas. T-
4'2Jyd. Preestrle-4. Jay Groth CK) 2.
Mike -Cassidy- tK) dj. Kuni Mihara (N),
T rd.'' Freestyle 1. Eldon Ward (K)
2. LaVern Bauees (N) 3. Joe Gacusana
N2oJd7indlTtdnal Medley-1. D i c k
ReTmVn K) 2. Phil Swaim N) 3. Roger
Bosveld N. T-2:1903 (New Pool Rec
ord. Old record was 2:20 J).
Dlvlno Branch Walton (N 133.33, 2.
Keith Brass (K 3. Joe Stocker GO-
ftBatterflr-l. Dick Retmm K)
2. Larry5 McClean N). T-J:30.1 (Tie.
PToVyFretrle-l. Eldon Warn" K).
i. Joe Gacusana (N) 3. Bob MMcheU
(N) T 52Jfc
2M-ri. ' Backstroke 1. Rofer Bosveld
(N) 2 Larry FerreH (N. T-2:X
4Wi Freestyle 1. Jay Groth (N) 2.
Mite Cassidy (K) 3. Kind Mihara N).
Tlm.' rertste-l. Bill Murdock
Tt- & Slicker tN 3. Kart Pluetse
4dT Freertyls Relay-1. Nebraska
Mihara, Bob MitcheU) T-3:514.
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6:30 Alpha Tau Omega-C vs.
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7:30 Renegades vs. Whit's
8:30 Bessey-A vs. Canfield-
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7:30-Phi Kappa Psi-B vs. j
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8:30 Kappa Sigma-B vs.j
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Nebraska Gops Track
Opener Against OSU
By Janet Sack
Nebraska's track team won j
its opening meet against Ok
lahoma State as the Huskers
swept three events in downing
the Cowboys, ,67-55.
Six meet records were es
tablished, two meet records
were tied, and one new sta
dium record was set.
The most exciting event of
the afternoon was the pole
vault when George Davies of
Oklahoma State vaulted 15-1
to break the stadium record
of 15-3o set by J. D. Martin
of Oklahoma last year.
Davies also topped the meet
record of 14-7V4 set by Cow
boy Aubrey Dooley last year.
After completing the record
breaking vault, Davies tried
for 15-43? but missed on all
three tries.
New depth was shown in
the field events as Nebraska
swept the shot put. Al Well
man set a varsity and meet
record as he heaved the iron
ball, 52-5. Wellman was
backed solidly by Larry Rei
ners and Leon Janovy who
placed second and third re
spectively. . Hurdles Sweep '
Nebraska swept the 60-yard
high hurdles with Bill Fasano
winning in :07.5 to set a meet
record. Fasano shattered the
old record of :07.7 held by
Husker Milt Haedt and, Cow
boy Terry Covert. Fred Wilke
and Haedt finished second and
third behind Fasano.
Wilke, in leading the Hus
kers to the third sweep in the
60-yard lows, tied the record
of :07.1 set by Bob Knaub.in
1959. Fasano finished second
and Knaub third.
Sammy Pegues, Oklahoma
State's high jumper, set a
meet record of 64 when he
broke his own mark of 6-3
set in 1959. Vaulter Davies of
Oklahoma State tied with
Husker Wilke for second in
the high jump with a leap
of 6-Vz.
Bill Stone of Oklahoma
State, the only double winner
of the meet, set a record in
the 600-yard run with 1:12.7
breaking the 1:13.0 set by Joe
Mulling last year. Huskers Le
Roy Keane and Bill K.e n n y
finished behind Stone in that
order.
: Once again the sophomores
came through for coach
i Frank Sevigne as S t e v e
Pfister won the 60-yard dash
in :06.4 tieing the record of
Cowboy Orlando Hazley set in
1959.
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j The last meet record came
! in the last event as Oklahoma
State's mile relay team of
Charles Strong, Jerry Hud
son, Louie Mann, and Covert
was clocked in 3:29.8 breaking
their own record of 3:30 set
in 1959.
Nebraska finished one-two
in the broad jump with Knaub
leading 23- for first place
and Wilke stretching 22-2 for
second.
Stevens Wins
Sophomore Ray Stevens
won the mile in 4:27.3. Stev
ens outlasted Oklahoma
State's Ray Graham and John
Haraughty.
In the two-mile run Har
aughty came back to win over
teammate Dan Metcalf. Ne
braska's Paul Nielsen fin
ished third in the long race.
Stone picked up his second
win in the 880 as he w a s
clocked in 2:00.3. Sophs
Clarence Scott and Kenny
finished second and third for
Nebraska.
Nebraska hosts Drake and
Iowa State Saturday in a tri
angular meet. -
Summaries:
TRACK EVENTS
Mile Itua 1, Ray Stevens, (N); 2.
Ray Graham, (OS); 3, John Haraughty,
(OS). Time, 4:27.3.
oo-rard dash 1, Steve Pfister. (N); 2,
Charles Stronr. (OS): 3, Joe Horn. (OS).
Time :06.4. (Ties meet record set in 1950
by Orlando Hazley (OS.
OOOyard run 1. Bill Stone (OS); 2.
Leroy Keane. (N)i 1, Bill Kenny, (N).
Time. 1:12.7. (Meet record, old record
1:13.0 by Joe Mulluis, (Nl. I960.
440-ysrd ran 1, Charles Strong,
(OS); 2, Dick Hoelscher, IN); 3, Louis
Mann, (OS); Time, :51.5.
OO-yard hick bunllei 1, William
rasano. (N); 2, Fred Wilke, (N); 3, Milt
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Haedt, (N). Time :07.5. (Meet record,
old record, :07.7 by Haedt, (N) 1960 and
Terry Covert (OS), 1959.
Two-mile run 1, John Haramrhtr (OS);
2, Dan Metcalf (OS); 3, Paul Nielses
N). Time 9:46.8.
1000-yard run 1, Harold Smith (OS):
2, Joe Scott IN); 3, Ray Stevens UK).
Time 2:20.
080-yard ran 1, Bin Stone. (OS)! 2.
Clarence Scott, N); 3, Bill Kenny, (N).
Time, 2:00.3.
00-yard low hurdles 1, Fred Wilke,
(N); 2, Bill Fasano, N); 3. Bob Knaub,
N. Time, :07.1. (Ties meet record set
in 1959 by Knaub).
Mile Relar 1, Oklahoma State (Strono.
Hudson, Mann, Covert); 2, Nebraska.
Time, 3:29.8. (New record, old record
3:30.0 set in 1959 by Oklahoma State
(Hazley, Harlan, Boxch, K. Covert).
FIELD EVENTS
Shutout 1, Al Wellman' (N-, 52-54: 2.
Larry Reiners (N), 50-3M; 3, Leon
Janovy (N), 44-l'4. (Meet record, eld rec
ord, 50-1 V,. by Wellman. 1960).
Pele Vault 1 George Davies, (OS),
15-1 2, Jim Kraft (N). 1441; 3, Larry
Donovan, N), 12-6. (Betters both meet
and UN stadium records. Old meet rec
ord, Dooley, (OS), I960, 14-7V4. Old sta
dium record, J. D. Martin (Oklahoma)
1960, 15.)
Hirh Jump 1, Sammy Penes, (OS),
0-4i; 2 It 3, tie, Fred Wilke. (N) and
Davies (OS). fM. (Meet record, old rec
ord 0-3, Pegoes, 1959.)
Bread Jamn 1, Bob Knaub (N), 23-Vi;
2, Fred Wilke (N). 22-2; 3, Charles Strom
(OS), 22-0.
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