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The Daily Nebraskan
Monday, March 2, 1964
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It was a long night for Ne
braska's track squad as they
watched the Missouri Tigers
win the Big Eight Indoor
Championship Saturday night
in Kansas City.
Plagued by injures and
bad luck, Nebraska, the de
fending champion, could only
muster sixth place, beating
K-State and Iowa State. Mis
souri piled up a substantial 57
points to win over Kansas
who garnered 47 points the
same number of points Ne
braska won with last winter.
The two brightest spots for
the Huskers were Victor
Brooks who won the broad
jump with a 24-2 leap and
captain Gil Gebo who won the
600 yard run in 1:11.6.
It seemed from the start
that the Huskers could not
get rolling. The short dis
tances, where their strength
could have come, were lost
mainly through injury.
failed to qualify for the fin- place broad jump. Jim Belt-
Ron Moore was the only NU
hurdler to qualify for the fin
als. Preston Love and Lynn
Headley both had trouble with
injuries. Moore qualified in
the highs and lows but turned
up lame for the finals and
scratched from the events.
Colorado's Jim Miller won
both races.
Kent McCloughan got a slow
start out of the blocks in the
semi-finals of the 60 and thus !
als. Defending champion Rick
Beidner of Missouri took the
gold medal in :06.2.
The middle distances,
where the Tigers picked up
a lot of points, were disastr
ous for. Nebraska.
On Friday night they failed
to qualify anyone for either
the 1,000 or 880-yard runs.
Dave Crook, after qualify
ing for the 440 with ease on
Friday, drew the inside lane
for the finals. He got boxed in
on the first lap and never did
recover as O-State's Jack Mil
ler won with a :50 time.
The 600 saw Gebo win and
Dick Strand finish sixth.
Strand, like Crook, was the
victim of circumstances.
Starting the second lap, some
one stepped on his shoe and
it was wrenched off his foot,
forcing the junior runner to
complete the race with only
one shoe-
Missouri dominated the
mile and Kansas . the two
mile. Robin Lingle, famed
Tiger runner, handily won
the mile and equaled the
1,000 yard run record of
2:11.6. John Lawson of Kan
sas won the two mile in
9:14.4.
In the field events, Nebras
ka took a fourth in the shot
put in addition to Brooks' first
zer tossed the shot 534Va.
The only record set during
the meet Was in the pole
vault. Floyd Manning of Kan
sas and Missouri's Bill
Younger both cleared 15-8 to
better the old record of 15-7Y4.
Both vaulters thrilled the
crowd as each apparently had
cleared 16 feet only to have
the bar topple off. First
place was awarded to Man
ning, who had, fewer misses
at 15.8.
The mile relay composed of
McCloughan, Strand, Crook
and Gebo was second to Ok
lahoma State's fleet crew.
The Huskers defeated the
Cowboys in Lincoln a few-
weeks ago and the O-State
coach prophesied that Ne
braska would not beat h i s
mile relay again.
Scoring Chart
Scoring Chart
On the Track I
NU Cagers
Get Lumps
Nebraska suffered a jolt in
its chances for a first division
finish in the Big Eight con
ference. Oklahoma State's Cowboys
took an 81-45 decision to drop
Gymnasts
Witt Pair
Nebraska's gymnasts gave
a strong showing Saturday at
the P.E. Building as they
raised their overall dual rec
ord to 10-1.
the Huskers to a 5-7 loop; The Huskers feeat Kansas
and Air Force in a double
CU IS KS KU Mil NTT OS Oil
60 yd. Dash O 3 2 5 0 0 5
60-j'd. H.H. . 5 4 0 3 1 0 0 2
60-.vd. L.H 5 1 0 2 4 O 0 3
440-yd. Dash ..... 2 00 4 3 1 50
600-yd. Run 0000 4 560
880-yd. Run 0 0 0 0 7 0 4 4
10O0-yd. Run 0 0 1 6 5 0 0 3
Mile Run 2 0 0 4 9 0 0 0
2-Mile Run 2 0 1 12 0 O 0 0
Mile Relay 2 0 0 0 3 4 5 1
Track Totals 18 5 5 33 41 10 2? 18
In the Field
Broad Jump O 4 3 1 0 5 0 2
High Jump 0 0 1 7 3 0 4 0
Pole Vault O 0 0 6 4 0 3 2
Shot Put 1 0 0 0 9 2 0 3
Field Totals 1 4 4 14 16 7 1 1
Grand Totals 19 47 57 IT 27 25
PHOTO BY PEGGY SPEECE
AT LAST Gil Gebo winner of the Big Eight 600-yard run
accepts his trophy after a fine 1:11.6 clocking. After two
years of frustration Gebo got his victory, and the trophy.
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TRACK EVENTS
60 highs. Jim Miller, Colorado; 2.
Norm Johnston, Iowa State; 3. William
Chambers, Kansas: 4. Mike Hewitt, Okla
homa. 5, Calvin Groff, Missouri, T. :07.4.
601. Rick Beldner, Missouri; 2. An
thony Watson, Oklahoma; 3, Dale Alex
ander, Kansas State: 4, Robert Hanson,
Kansas; 5, Frank Deramus, Oklahoma.
T, :06.2.
60 lows 1, Jim Miller, Colorado: 2,
Calvin Groff, Missouri; 3, Mike Hewitt,
Oklahoma; 4, Gale Sayers, Kansas; 5,
Norman Jon son. Iowa State T, :06.8.
Mile 1, Robin Lingle, Missouri; 2,
Charles Conrad, Missouri; 3, Tonnie
Coane, Kansas: 4, Dave Wighton, Okla
homa; 5, Herald Hadley, Kans. T, 4:10.
60O1. Gil Gebo, Nebraska; 2, William
" Rawson, Missouri; 3, John Perry, Okla
, I homa State; 4, John Winineham. Okla-
State. T, 1:11.6.
4401, Jack Miller. Oklahoma State;
2, Tom Wright, Kansas; 3, Ronald Peters,
Missouri: 4, Dick Burns, Missouri; 5,
Dave Crook, Nebraska. T, :50.
1,0001, Robin Linele, Missouri: 2,
Herald Hadley. Kansas; 3, George Brose,
Oklahoma; 4, John Donner, Kansas; 5,
Wes Dutton, Kansas Slate. T, 2:11.6
(equals record by Cm Cushman, Kansas,
1859).
Two-Mlle 1, John Lawson. Kansas, 2,
William Silverberg, Kansas; 3, Paul Ace
vedo. Kansas; 4, Mike McCoy, Colorado;
5, Wilfred Lehman. Kasnas State. T,
9:14:4.
880 1, Charles Conrad, Missouri: 2,
Tom Vonruden. Oklahoma State; 2, Walt
Mizen, Oklahoma; 4, William Rawson,
Missouri; 5, Phi Olviatt. Oklahoma. T.
1:54.1.
Mile Relay 1, Oklahoma State Jack
Miller, Dave Perry. John Perry, Haymon
Bothwell; 2, Nebraska: 3, Missouri; 4,
Colorado; 5, Oklahoma. T, 3:18:6.
FIELD KVENTS
Shot 1, Eugene Crews, Missouri. 57-11:
2, Robert Neuham, Missouri, 55-7'i; 3.
Richard lnman, Oklahoma, Wh 4, James
Beltzer. Nebraska. 53-412; 5, Tom Galbos,
Colorado. 52-11.
Hiirh Jump 1, Tyce Smith. Kansas, 6-6
(fewest misses ; 2, Russell Laverty. Okla
homa State. 6-6; 3. Ross Tunnel, Mis
souri, 6-6: 4, Charles Twiss. Kansas, 6-4;
5, Ken Winters. Kansas State. 6-4.
Vault 1, Floyd Manning, Kansas, 15-8
(fewest misses); 2, William Younger, Mis
souri. 15-8; 3, Prston Halsinger, Oklahoma
State. 15-4; 4. James Farrell, Oklahoma,
154; 5, Jim Fanucchi, Kansas. 13-6.
I Manning and Yunger bettered record
15-7V4 by J. D. Matin. Oklahoma, I960).
Broad jump 1, Victor Brooks, Ne
braska. 24-2'-a; 2, Steve Jacobson, Iowa
State, 23-104; 3, Bob Hines, Kansas
State. 23-54.; 4. Anthony W'atson, 23-5-',j;
5. Glenn Martin. Kansas, 23-Mi.
mark
David Wright led all scor
ing with 21 for Okalhoma
State before 4,500 fans at Still
water Saturday night.
The Huskers were outshot
by the Cowpokes 45 per cent
to 41 per cent, and were com
pletely beaten in the rebound
ing department. Bob Antulov
led the NU rebounders with
eight grabs. . ..
Charlie Jones was the Husk-
er to score more than 5, as
he hit 13 on 6 field goals and
1 ot three free throws.
Nebraska stays in Oklahoma
and faces the University of
Oklahoma Monday night at
Norman.
NEBRASKA (45)
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Antulov ' 1-2 2-6
Jones 6-12 1-3
Nannen 2-5 1-2
Petsch 1-5 1-3
Simmons 1-2 0-0
Webb 1-2 3-4
Wright 1-2 0-0
Spears 01 1-1
Yates 2-5 1-2
Puelz 1-1 0-0
Cebrun 1-3 0-0
Reiners 0-1 1-3
Team Rebounds 2
Totals 17-41 11-24 31 21 45
fe-tga ft-fta reb pf tp
OKLAHOMA STATE (81)
Cooper 1-6 5-5 13 7
Hassman 8-15 4-6 5 4 20
Hawk 1-8 1-12 13
Johnson 3-8 3-6 9 3 9
King 2-4 12 10 4 5
Swaffer 1-2 1 3 2 0 3
Wright 10-16 1-1 5 2 21
Berryhille 0-0 0-110 0
lha 2-2 0-0 0 0 4
LaBrue 1-2 0-0 2 2 2
Doyle 0-0 2-2 o' 0 2
Cooniield 1-3 3-4 3 O 5
Team Rebouads 4
Totals 30-66 21-31 44 19 81
Nebraska 22 3345
Oklahoma State 35 4681
Officials Pete Elliott, Pat Haggerty.
Attendance 4,500.
dual.
The scores were Nebraska
84, Kansas 28; Nebraska 64,
Air Force 48; and Air Force
85, Kansas 27.
Dennis Albers and Francis
Allen set the pace for the
Cornhuskers. Albers got six
firsts and Allen got three and
five seconds.
The meet was the Nebraska
warm-up for the Big Eight
meet next weekend at Iowa
State.
NU 84, Kansas 28
Free exercise 1, Albers, N; 2, Allen
N; 3, Dobbins, K.
Rebound tumbling!, Albers, N; 2.
Allen. N; 3, Carpenter, K.
Side horse 1, Albers, Ni 2, Allen,
N; 3, Drug, K.
Horizontal bar 1, Allen. N; 2, Howard,
N; 3, Burkel, N.
Parallel bars 1, Allen, N; 2. Burkel,
N; 3, Dobbins, K.
Rings 1, Sitzman, N; 2, Albers, N;
3, Burkel, N.
Tumbling 1, (tie) Albers, N. and Al
len, N; 3, Dobbing. K.
NU 64, Air Force 48
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OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE Dennis Albers shows
his form on the side horse on his way to an afternoon of
six firsts.
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Horizontal bar 1, Higgins. AF; 2, Al
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Rick Allgood, sophomore
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ka's only points as Iowa
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