The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, April 24, 1963
Page 4
Thinclads Defeat
Houston In Dual
BY JAN SACK
Nebraska tracksters topped
Houston 82-36 in a dual meet
In Memorial Stadium yester
day afternoon as both teams
prepared for the Drake Re-
lysa this weekend in Des
Moines, I. v
Six meet records tumbled
and one stadium record was
set during the afternoon as a
small crowd of spectators
watched.
One of the most stunning
performances came in the 440
yard run as Husker Gil Gebo
span the event in a record
shattering :48.0. Gebo topped
teammate Dick Strand in
erasing the old mark of :4S.6
set by Danny Frey of Houston
la 1960.
The 880-yard run provided
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some thrills for the crowd
even though it was not a rec
o r d-bre&king performance.
Husker co-captain Mike Flem
ing nipped teammate Ray
Stevens at the tape. Fleming
was caught in 1:54.3. Laurie
Elliott of Houston was third.
The four-lap relay won by
Nebraska was also a crowd
pleaser. Anchor Stevens over
took Houston's Wayne Cleven
on the final turn to bring
home the victory in 3:18.5.
Mauro Altizio, Clarence Scott
and Jim Wendt were the other
members of the winning NU
relay team.
Scarlet speedster Ray
Knaub span the 100-yard dash
in :9.8 and the 220-yard event
in :21.7 for two new marks.
The old century record of
09.9 was held jointly by An
dy Anderson and Allan Cas
seQ of Houston. Cassell also
held the 220 record at :21.9.
The other meet record was
set by Harry Krebs and Jack
Cramer, both of Nebraska.
Both cleared 6-4, both Krebs
was credited with the victory
because of fewer misses. Ken
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PHOTO BY JAN SACK
ENROUTE TO VICTORY Husker sprinter Ray Knaub
(left)-is enroute to victory and a meet record as he wins
the 220-yard dash in :21.7. Houston's Larry Albertson
(center) placed third and Nebraska's Kent McCloughan
was second.
Cook of Nebraska was third
at 5-10.
Jamaican Victor Brooks
won the broad jump for the
Huskers with a leap of 23-11.
Juris Jesifers placed second
in the e v e n t with a 21-10
AND Timmons of Houston was
third with a 21-1 mark.
Jesifers won the pole vault
with a mark of 13-1.
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PTP Cricketeers
Upset K-State
In Victory, 70-67
In their first game over the
weekend the newlv formed
Nebraska University PTP
cricket team scored an upset
victory over a strong Kansas
State 11 in Manhattan by a
slender margin of three runs.
Winning the toss the Nebras
ka skipper Ashan Baquai
chose to bat first and the team
scored 70 runs for their ten
outs.
K-State, at their turn.
scored 67 of the required 71
runs after six outs. However,
due to the fielding and bowl
ing (pitching) bv Dennis Kev
in (six dismissals) and Bader
Basrai (four dismissals) the
remaining four outs were ob
tained without any additional
Kansas scoring, leading to a
narrow Nebraska victory.
PTP team manager Hem
Tiphis called the game "a
thriller." He congratulated
the players for their
behaviour and added that he
expects a better average in
the coming game against the
RAF.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Takes
Univetsity Volleyball Title
Sigma Phi Epsilon-A has
won the all-university volley
ball championship by defeat
ing the Burr-Selleck and In
dependent champions.
The Sig Eps beat Benton,
the Burr-Selleck champs, 15-1
and and defeated Irani
ans, the Independent cham
pions, by the scares of 15-7,
15-11, and 15-12.
Phi Delta Theta-B has al
ready won the Fraternity "B"
championship by defeating
Phi Kappa Psi-B.
INTRAMl'RAL RESULTS:
SOFTBALL:
Mrlean 11 Selta t
Strike Outs 7 Physics
Sigma Chi 24 ... Sigma Alpha Epsilon 7
Seaton 1 over Seaton n (Forfeit)
BADMINTON:
Gary Amernum and Bob Campbell, Phi
Kappa Psi, ForieU over Rich Waller and
Gary McHargue, Smith
Jim Killips and Mick Summick, Phi
Gamma Delta, 8-15, 15-5, M-U over Clar
ence Anderaon and Bob Witte, Sigma Nu
Rox tiohinson and Jim Ensi, Delta Tau
Delta, over John Lavella and Robb Cole,
Theta 1
Marvin McNeff and Gary Klein, Ag
Men, Forfeit ever Duke Papas and Steve
Uroserich, Sigma Alpha Epislon
Chuck Bills and Bill Logue, Benton, 1M,
15-10 over Jerry Webb and Marty Plast
ner. Phi Kappa Psi
Gary CatleU and Jim Kerns, Sigma Chi.
Forfeit over Owen Beck and Jim Derm
yer. Phi Delta Theta . . ,
Mike Hewlett and Wayne Hewlett, Theta
i, Forfeit over Gary Edgar and Joe
Ellsworth, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Bob Kieuupd Tom Nystrom, Delta Tau
Delta, 15-6. 15-8 over Jerry Brunk and
Rich Logerweli, Sigma Nu
Wayne Redman and Wally Weekes, Del
ta Tau Delia, 16-14, 16-14 over RichaCon
over and Jerry Phillips, Theta i
Tom Killer and George Schlothauer,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Forfeit over Gary
Blair and Dean Carr, Sigma Alpha Ep
silon Mike Casey and Doug Moter, Sigma Nu,
Forfeit over Larry Kuck and Jack Larso
Phi Kappa Psi
Ken Seddon and Bob Frisch, Theta -ft,
2-15, 15-13, 16-14 over Bob Moor and Jim
Soanlon. Delta Tau Delta
SOFTBALL:
NE Navy vs. Play Boys
'NW Dents vs. Strike Outs
SE Capital I vs. Manatt
SW Seaton. I vs. Mcclean
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TENNIS: Matches 20-23
HORSESHOES: Matches 16-H
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