Monday, September 17, 1962
The Daily Nebraskart
IM Managers!
There will be a meeting
101 wuailliuw Baaiicii SO-
vorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the
Physical Education Build
in. AH teami who wish to
participate in football ihonld
sesd a representative to this
Meting.
There will be other fall
ports also.
j DAILY MEBRASliij
Beat South Dakota
Nebraska Sports End $71,000 Down;
Bye Anticipates Increased Expenses
Husker sports wound up a
whopping $71,000 in the hole
for the 1961-62 school year.
Reasons for the poor Ne
braska financial record are;
low revenue from football
road games, a losing team,
bad weather and increased
scholarships.
Despite the poor financial
show Athletic Director Tippy
Dye anticipates increased ex
penses this year. However,
Dye expects a brighter finan-
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Tippy listed several reasons
for his optimism on the fi
nancial picture. A stronger
money football schedule with
road games at Michigan,
Oklahoma, Kansas, and Colo
rado will improve the out
look. Improvement Ahead
In addition, an improve
ment in the road double of
the Iowa State-Kansas State
games. These two away
games have been a sore spot
in the football income. Iowa
State will play twice in Lin
coln to off-set the two poor
money makers.
Dye also anticipates a siz-
Profit and Loss
Sport Income
Football $611,490
able increase in contributions
by the faithful fans and a re
duction in expenses of staff
members.
The Husker financial pic
ture would have been even
more bleak without the aid of
fans pumping funds to the
school through the Husker
Award, the Touchdown Club
and the Extra Point Club.
Contributions from these or
ganizations amounted to near
ly $91,000.
Football Only Gain
Football registered the only
departmental gain by chalk
ing up a $79,514 profit.
However, Nebraskas other
nine sports proved too much
in Each Sport
Basketball
Track
Baseball . .
Gymnastics
Wrestling .
Swimming
Tennis
Golf
Rifle
61,473
7,011
1,604
100
999
489
213
68
Expenses
$531,975
65,563 .
36,870
17.610
5,007
13,102
7,230
1,892
2,285
508
Grant-in-Aid
$107,778
18,901
22,609
3,491
1,208
3,315
2,748
Gain-Loss
$54,037
22,992
-52,469
19,497
6,115
-15,418
9,488
1,678
1,617
508
Income and expense includes guarantees collected for and paid
to visiting teams.
Football Receipts and Expenses
HOME GAMES
Expenses
$ 766
1,118
1,252
792
820
800
1961-62
Disbursements
Gate
North Dakota $56,316
Arizona 76,460
Syracuse 90,869
Kansas 88,986
Colorado 74,346
Oklahoma 64,687
ROAD GAMES
Guarantee
Kansas State $14,759
Oklahoma State 18,099
Missouri 53,280
Iowa State 13,582
Receipts,
ATHLETICS
Receipts $691,560
Disbursements $762,447
LOSS $ 70,886
Includes visiting teams guarantees.
Account balance on July 1. 1962 $70,350.
CONCESSIONS
Receipts $77,764
Disbursements $77,631
S30.000 transferred to grants-in-aid.
Account balance on July 1. 1962 . $40,560.
GRANTS-IN-AID
Receipts $192,153
Disbursements 173,953
Account deficit of $18,200 on July 1, 1961.
Account balance July 1, 1962 none.
Grant-in-aids received $82,301 from athletic department receipts,
I $30,000 from concessions, $45,000 from Husker Educational Athletic
Award, $12,000 from Touchdown Club and $4,500 from Extra Point
i Club.
j ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT
Athletic department balance on June 30, 1961: $181,817
I Athletic department balance on June 30. 1962: $110,911
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Guarantee Gain
$10,000 $45,550
25,000 50,341
44,808 44,808
44,096 44,096
36,762 36,762
31,943 31,943
Expenses Gain
$ 882 $13,877
3,994 14,105
3,576 49,704
2,697 10,884
for the football gain: Track
nearly cancelled out the fooW
ball profit with a monument-
al 852,469 loss, basketball,
$22,992, baseball $19,497,1
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wresuing ?ia,io, swimming
$9,448, gymnastics $6,115, ten
nis $1,678, golf $1,617 and the
rifle team $508.
A breakdown of Husker
athletic expenditures shows;
salaries $187,000, an increase
of $16,000, team travel $47,
000, recruiting expenses $24,
000, care of fields and build
ings $30,000, equipment $27,
000 and medical services
$39,000.
Scholarships High
Gran t-in-aid scholarships
amounted to $173,953 last
year.
A look at Husker mentor
salaries shows:
Administration
Director - W. H. Dye, $18,
500. Assistant Director L.F.
Klein, $6,900. Business man
ager W. H. Fisher, $6,300.
Publicity Director John
Bentley, $7,200.
Coaches
Football Bob Devaney,
817,000; Mike Corgan, $10,000; ?
Cletus Fischer, $8,700; George
Kellv, $8,700; John Melton,
$9,000; Jim Ross, $10,000;;
Carl Selmer, $10,000.
Basket Ball Jerry Bush,
$10,200; Bob Gates, $7,000.
Track Frank Sevigne,
$8,600; II. H. Hanscom,
$6,000.
Baseball Tonv Sharpe,
$7,800.
Wrestling Bob Mancuso,
$6,800.
Gymnastics J. G. Geier,
$1,900,
Goif - Harry Good, $500.
Swimming R. L. Klaas,
$1,100.
Tennis E. C. Higginbot
ham, $700.
Grounds and Equipment
Equipment Flovd Bottroft,
$6,000. Grounds Walt Rent
er, $4,770.
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Extra Point Club
Presents Films
The Extra Point Club will
present a new innovation to
gather proceeds for Nebraska
grant-in-aid scholarships.
The club will stage a quar
terback meeting each Monday
for 11 consecutive Mondays at
the Lincoln Hotel Ballroom.
The first meeting will be
held Monday with Coach Bob
Devaney presenting a few
words about fall camp. The
following Mondays Coach De
vaney will show color pic
tures of the previous Satur
day football game and an
swer questions from the audi
ence. Doors will open to the pub
lic at 11:45 a.m., and the
lunch will start at noon.
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