Friday, May 19 1961
' The Nebraskan
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Husker Nine Seeks Sweep
For 3rd Place in Big Eight
Big 8 Standings
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By Hal Brown
Nebraska, with a chance to
move into third place in the
Biz Eight race, closes the
baseball season with a three-
game series against Kansas
State today and Saturdy on
the Husker diamond.
The two teams will clash
In a doubleheader at 1:30 to
day and meet in a single
game at 11 a.m. Saturday.
The early starting time for
Saturday's contest was ar
ranged to avoid conflict with
the finals of the State High
School Track Meet.
Kansai State Is in third
place in the Big Eight with
an 8-9 record while Coach
Tony Sharpe's Huskers are
fifth at 6-9. Nebraska has an
8-12 mark overall.
Nebraska can move into
third place with three wins
over the Wildcats coupled
with two losses by Colorado
to Iowa State. If Nebraska
wins three, the Huskers will
be 9-9 and two Buffalo losses
would leave Colorado with an
8-10 record.
The Huskers can also fin
ish in any of the other spots
between third and seventh,
but there -is no possible com
bination of wins and losses
that would put Nebraska in
the cellar.
OSU Clinches Flag
Oklahoma State has sewed
up the conference flag with
a 16-0 mark and the Cowboys
will be trying to keep their
unbeaten string intact with a
three-game set against Mm
souri this weekend at Still
water.
The Tigers are in second
place with a 12-4 mark and
no other team can unseat
them, The Tigers and Cow
boys are the only teams
playing .500 ball in the con
ference. In other conference games
this weekend Kansas will be
at Oklahoma and Iowa State
is at Colorado.
Sharpe was still undecided
on his starting hurlers Thurs
day, but he has four pitchers
with sub-4.00 ERAs to choose
from, Ernie Bonistall, sopho
more righthander, has the
top ERA mark at 2.87. Tom
Ernst with 3.29, Ron Have
kost at 3.66 and Jan Wall at
3.72 follow Bonistall.
Wall lowered his ERA mark
from 4.75 with three outstand
ing re ief performances
against Oklahoma last week
end. The tall righthander won
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"Thank You For Your Cooperation"
Dovo Harpor, Campus Roprttanrativa
all three games for the Hus
kers and raised his won-lost
mark to 4-3.
Wall Top Winner
Wall isthewinningtst
pitcher and also leads the
Husker mound staff in strike
outs with 33. Wall has pitched
38 2-3 innings, one more than
Bonistall.
Only two Huskers are hit
ting better than .300 for the
entire season, but three have
,300-plus averages in Big
Eight play. Steve Smith leads
with a .354 mark and Jerry
Harris is second at .343 for
the entire season's play.
In Big Eight action, Smith
is hitting .394, Harris has a
.385 mark and Rex Swett
boasts .321 conference record.
Swett is hitting .264 for the
season.
Swett and Smith are the
stolen base leaders with six
apiece and Harris leads in
total bases with 30, doubtes
with six and is tied for the
RBI lead with Smith at 10
each.
The Wildcats are led by
junior southpaw Wayne
hurler.
NU Blue Ribbon Hopes
Rest on Roots, Wellman
Gymnast Anstine
Athlete Nominee
By Bob Nye
Dennis Anstine, elected Outstanding Gymnast for the
1960-61 season, has been nominated for the Daily Nebraskan
Outstanding Varsity Athlete Award.
Denny finished this season as runner-up in the all-around
event in the All-College Championships. He also received
medals in the high bar, paralled bars, and side horse events
I Two weeks later,
Husker Net Team
Finishes Season
The Husker netters are fac
ing their last varsity compe
tition for the year in the Big
Eight conference champion
ships at Boulder this week
end. The Huskers finished at the
bottom of the list in the con
ference last season and they
don't have too many hopes of
bettering their performance.
The tennis squad has only
won one match, that against
Omaha, 5-2, early in April.
Deadline Near
The deadline for nomin
ations for Outstanding Var
sity Athlete of the Year and
Outstanding Intramural Ath
lete of the Year is 5 p.m.
today. Nominations should
be sent to Hal Brown, Sports
Editor, Daily Nebraskan,
Student Union.
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at the
Midwest AAU Meet, he won
the all-around events and the
parallel bars. He was voted
the outstanding gymnast of
the area at the conclusion of
the meet.
Last summer, Denny's
neck was burned severely by
hot tar. This injury caused
him considerable pain
throughout the season, and at
the conclusion of the season
he was forced to have an
operation.
This injury did not slow him
down, however. Denny not
only led the team in scoring,
but he also led the team men
tally. He could always be de
pended upon when he was
needed, the letter states. He
was consistently good on
each piece of apparatus, ,and
could and would fill in on any
event when other members of
the team were injured.
Denny was the key to the
gymnastics team's undefeated
season this year and is deserv
ing of this nomination, the
letter says.
There have been seven nom
inations to date including
Anstine. They are Mike Nis
sen, Dennis Anstine, Pat
Fischer, Al Roots, Al Well
man and Joe Stocker. The
deadline for nominations is
5 p.m. today.
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Nebraska enters the strongest team in
several years in the Big Eight outdoor
conference in Boulder, Colo., today and
tomorrow.
The Huskers, even with a 4-0 record for
the season, will have to move over a bit
for the powerhouses of Kansas, Oklahoma
and Missouri.
Nebraska's blue ribbon hopes are pinned
on Al Roots in the javelin and Al Wellman
in the discus and shot put. Roots' chances
are bolstered by his 241-1 cast which ranks
him second in the nation among collegians.
His main competition will come in the form
of Colorado's Dick Clark who ranks fourth
with a toss of 235-0.
Wellman's competition will be tough even
with the 54-8 mark he holds. The big Husker
ranks third in the Big Eight topped by
Mike Lindsay of Oklahoma who has a toss
of 58-1034 and Don Smith of Missouri who
has a 57-7 heave.
In the discus Wellman has a toss of 164-10
which ranks him second in the Big Eight.
He is outclassed by Lindsay who owns a
170-5 mark. Walt Meyers, Oklahoma,
could also be tough with his mark of
161-3.
Stevens Challenges
Slender soph Ray Stevens could provide
a real challenge to Bill Dotson of Kansas
and Bob Hanneken of Missouri in the mile.
Stevens was clocked in 4:11.3 against one
of the top milers in the nation. Hanneken's
mark is 4:08.3 with Dotson's being a 4:08.9.
Paul Ebert .Oklahoma, and Ray Schmitz,
Missouri, can also be counted on to make
the race a tough one.
Two other top Husker sophomores, Steve
Pfister and Fred Wilke, could bring in
needed points. Pfister has a 100-yard dash
time of :09.7 and a 220 mark of :21.8. His
competition will be rough with Larry Mc
Cue, Kansas; Mark Sullivan and Dick Sin
clair, Oklahoma; and Dave Butts of Mis
souri all being clocked in :09.7.
In the 220 Pfister's competition will be
Jim Heath of Colorado, Jim Baker and
Dave Butts of Missouri. Charlie Strong of
Oklahoma State and Dick Dorsey of Okla
homa can be counted on to make the race
tight.
Hurdler Wilke will join forces with team
mate Bill Fasano in the high hurdles. Fa
sano posted a :14.2 which ranks him third
in the Big Eight. Rex Stucker of Kansas
State won the hurdles last year and has
a mark of :14.0. Teammate Jerry Hooker
follows close behind with a :14.1. Wilke
ties for fourth with a :14.4.
In the low hurdles Wilke's time is :24.1.
In this event Stucker, Terry Covert of
Oklahoma State and Mark Sullivan of
Oklahoma will dominate. They have times
of :23.3, :23.5 and :23.6 respectively.
PoIeVaulters
Nebraska's other points should com in
the pole vault. Jim Kraft recently vaulted
14-3, the best of his career and this bol
sters his chance against J. D. Martin of
Oklahoma and George Davies of Oklahoma
State. Davies currently has the top mark
with a 15-6 with Martin second with a 15-3.
Nebraska's other chance at gaining
points may come in the broad jump with
Bob Knaub. Knaub has a 23-llVi mark.
The top man in this event is Don Meyers,
Colorado, has a 24-5 jump just ahead
of Steve Swafford of Oklahoma who was
marked at 25-5Y4.
The 440 could shape up to be a real bat
tle between Jim Baker of Missouri and
Heath. Baker has been clocked la t46.t
with Heath's time a :47.0. Gordon Davis
of Kansas will provide plenty of competi
tion with his best mark of :47.2. LeRoy
Keane and Dick Hoelscher are the Nebras
ka entries.
Kirk Hagen of Kansas has the best 880
mark in the conference with a 1:50.9.
Jerry McFadden, Missouri, and Billy
Stone, Oklahoma State, will provide top
competition with times of 1:52.0 and
1:53.3. Nebraska's entries are Bill Kenny
and Clarence Scott both timed in 1:55.7.
High jumpers Mark Brady, Oklahoma,
and Sammy Pegues, Oklahoma State, will
battle for the top spot. Brady's top mark
is 6-8 compared with 6-6 for Pegues.
Don Blakely, Oklahoma State, and Larry
Eilert, Iowa State .cannot be counted out
for both boys have 6-6 jumps.
Top Two-Milers
Top men in the two-mile event are Billy
Mills of Kansas and Bob Hanneken of
Missouri. Mills' time thus far is 9:03.1
compared with Hanneken's 9:06.0. Husker
Paul Nielsen will compete against them.
Oklahoma seems to be the top 440-relay
team with a :41.6 followed cloesly by Kan
sas and Missouri. Oklahoma State leads
the mile relay event with a 3:10.6. Mis
rouri and Kansas also have top teams.
Jim Huge to Receive
Pop Warner Award
Jim Huge, Cornhusker end,
who was named to the Pop
Warner All American team,
will be presented the plaque
during the Nebraska high
school track championships
this weekend. Huge was re
cently elected one of the tri
captains of Nebraska's 1961
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Nominated for Award
University handball champion Allen Cummins of Phi
Delta Theta has been nominated for the Daily Nebraskan
Outstanding Intramural Athlete of the year.
Cummins joins Charles Arizuml and Myronl Papadakis
as a nominee for the award. Papadakis is also a handball
champion.
Cummins is a member of
the championship doubles
team and Papadakis is the
singles champion.
In addition to being a
member of the Phi Delt
championship handball team,
Cummins captained the Phi
Delfs league winning bowl
ing squad and won the newly-installed
squash singles.
The nomination letter
points out that Al had only
played the game of squash
two times before he won this
year's all-University championship.
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Theta's dominance of the all
University golf championship
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tests, and he has proven
time after time that he is a
qualified leader on the ath
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