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Monday, March 3, 1958
The Daily Nebroskan
Huskers Finish In Second Loop Spot
Jayhawks Capture Seventh
Title With Distance Power
Gardner, Young Star In Short Races,
Pollard Takes Third With Best Career Mark
By George Moyer
Sports Editor
If they had just kept running
short races at Kansas City
Saturday night, Nebraska's
Cornhuskers might have been
the new Big Eight indoor
track champions.
Nebraska collected 23 points
In the two 60 yd. hurdles races
and the 60 yd. dash, to lead
Kansas by a handy 10 points
with four events completed.
Keith Gardner and Keith
Young accounted for 22 of
these points between them as
Gardner won the lows in 06.7,
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tying his own world record,1
and the highs with :07.2, again
tying a world mark.
Distance Strength
However, Kansas' strength
in the distance races began to
pay off and the Jayhawks
pulled away to a 58 56 to
35 16 win. It was the seventh
straight title for the Kansans,
but the second place finish
marked a steady improvement
by Nebraska which may yet
threaten the Jayhawk's dynas
ty. As Husker coach Frank
Sevigne put it after the points
were all totaled, "We still
have the outdoor this spring."
Even though Kansas won
the overall title, it was Ne
braska's two great individual
performers, Gardner and
Young, who stole the show
from their victorious rivals.
Young collected nine points
with a second in the high
hurdles, a fourth in the 60 yd.
dash, and a third in the lows.
Gardner missed a fourth triple
crown and an unbeaten indoor
season when he was one stride
short of Oklahoma's Dee Giv
ens in the 60. Gardner had
set a new Big Eight record in
that event with a qualifying
time of :06.1 Friday, and
Givens had to tie that to beat
the Jamaican and Kansan
Charlie Tdiwell, who finished
second.
Gardner said after the race,
"That was the worst start I
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More Heroics
As if that were not enough
heroics for one meet, Keith
also undertook a leg of the
mile relay. There he thrilled
the crowd by turning a five
yard deficit into a 25 yard
Husker lead. In spite of Gard
ner's great quarter, Nebraska
lost the relay to Kansas State
when sophomore Joe Mullins
fell just before crossing the
finish line. Mullins, obviously
bothered by a sore foot, was
beaten by DeLoss Dodds of
Kansas State, who did a fine
job of whittling the Husker's
huge margin.
Pollard Scores
Nebraska also got a great
individual performance from
vaulter Ken Pollard. Pollard
reached a career high of 13
10" to tie for third. Several
times he brought the crowd up
cheering with beautiful vaults.
He just missed clearing the
barrier at the winning height
of 14'2V4" when he brushed
the bar with his chest just
after his approach had been
interrupted when a spectator
crossed the runway.
Husker Points
Nebraska collected the re
mainder of their points when
Knolly Barnes finished fourth
in the half mile and Bill Haw
kins took third in the broad
jump. Don Phillips was fifth
behind Hawkins in that event
and Randy Clark added the
16 of a point by tying for
fifth in the high jump. Bill
Marten's fifth in the high
hurdles accounted for the
final Husker point.
Sevigne said that he was
"proud" of the Nebraska
showing. "Kansas just rose
to the occasion, and they'll be
rough next year too, the
Husker mentor concluded.
Daily
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Tankers Fall
At K-State
North Top
Husker Scorer
Jim Nolan swam the 200
yd. butterfly event in 2:35.5
for a new meet record as the
Kansas State Wildcats
downed Nebraska, 54-32 in a
dual swimming meet at Man
hattan Saturday.
Bill North was the top Ne
braska point gatherer with a
win in the 220 yd. free style
and a second in the 440 yd.
freestyle. Ron Renfer added
a first in the 100 yd. free
style and Ron Bucklin scored
his second straight victory in
the 200 yd. breastroke.
The Results:
410-71 Ml medley relay Won by Kanias
State, (Mariner. Raider, Dlcken and Harp
er). Time: 4:25.0.
120-jard freestylf Won by North, N,
2. Cobletitz, KS, 8. Johnjon, N. Time:
2:28.7
flO-ranl freestyle Won by TMtieereld.
KS. 2. Onuna. KS, S. Holman, N.
Time: :S1.2.
nhbn, Wim by Comm. KS, 182
points, 2. Scott, N, 128 pointa, 8. Raid
er. KS, 117 pointa.
tOO-yard bntterfly Won by Nalan, KS.
2. Dlcken, KS, 3. Buckley. N. Time:
2:35.5. (Breaks Kansaa State varsity
record of 2:38 8 act by Jim Nolan in
1957).
Iflft-yard freestyle Won by 'Renter, N.
2. Onuna. KS. 3. Harper. KS. Time:
:56.9.
"OO.yarfl haelntrake Won by Mariner.
KS. 2. Thompson, N. 8. Fair. N. Time:
2:26.6.
jjn.Turd freestyle Won by CoMIn,
KS. 2. North. N, 8 HaHlte, N. Time:
5:23.3.
tftCyard bieasliUuke Won by Buck
ley, N, 2. Brown. N. 8. Raider. KS
Time: 2:45.0.
j rmstvle relay Won by
Kansas State, (Mariner, Onuna. Flitter
aid and Harper). Time: 3:57.9.
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Loser's hujh: Harry Brace 7
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Winner'a hltrh: Larry Long 17
Loser'a high: Bob Pannert 18
CemhDsker "B" 17-Aha Ta Omeira
"B" 64
Winner'a high: Rod Wolfe SO
Loser'a high: Jerome Dand linger It
Delta TJpillon
Winner'a high
Loser's high:
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George Fisk 12
John Douhit 10
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Friday, March 7
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Delta 1'psllen "C 41-Phl Delta Theta
"C" 30
Winner'a high: Jim Kranti
Loser's high: Dan Farrington and Tom
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Slirma Chi "C" M-Delta Ta Delta "C"
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Winner'a high: Dick Hodge 12
Loser's high: Don Bell 7
Alpha Gamma Rho "C" tl-Mpha Tan
Omega "C" 29
Winner's high: Gordy Mohrman 11
Loser's high: Jerry Meyer 7
Farmhouse "C" 24 Sigma Alpha Eosllon
"C" 89
Winner's high: Loyal Hansen 18
Loser'a high: Russ Edeal 10
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Winner's high: Cal Oualet and Bob
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Loser's high: EJ Heller 13
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Winner's high: Ken Ruisinger 7
Loser's high: Elmer Miller 13
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Winner's high: Clarence Cook 20
Loser's high: Ron Rsitt 14
Chemists 45-Dental Cnllere S
Winner's high: Bob Prokop 20
Loser's high: Fred Lundin 13
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Winner'a high: Dick Paul 16
Loser'a high: R. Middeton
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Winner's high: Charles Smith 9
Loser's high: George Hirsoh 10
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Winner's hih: Robert Inman IS
Loser's high: Ardene Ediger 14
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Loser'a blah: Rod Wolfe 13
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Winner's high: Leroy Zentic 11
Loser's high: Ken Zitek 12
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The nation's No. 1 Basket
ball team meets Nebraska's
red hot Huskers at the Coli
seum tonight in what should
be the thriller of all thrillers.
Tex Winter brings his Kan
sas State Wildcats who are
riding the crest of a 20-1 sea
son record to do battle with
the Bushmen.
Cornhusker spirit has hit an
all season high with a pre
game rally scheduled for 4:30
this afternoon. A large crowd
is expected but plenty of seats
are still available. Game time
is 8:05.
The Huskers, who have a
win streak of 3 games now,
are not favored to win this
one but who can tell. Kansas
University handed the Wild
cats their only loss of the sea
son by a 79-65 count. Nebras
ka defeated the Jayhawks 43-
41 last week.
Several factors work In the
Huskers favor however and
for these reasons Nebraska
cannot be taken lightly. Corn
husker spirit is at its peak.
Team confidence Is at its
peak. The Wildcats played last
Saturday night wmie me
Huskers rested.
Information from Manhat
ten seems to indicate that the
Wildcats are pointing toward
the NCAA Regional playotfs
against Cincinati on March
14 & 15. Overconfidence has
caused the downfall of a
champion more than once.
Nebraska's Willie Fitzpat-
rick is expected to be in top
form after suffering a slignt
knee injury on Wednesday.
The Wildcat's Jack Parr and
Hayden Abbott are also mull
ing minor injuries.
Probable lineups: Nebraska,
Bob Harry, Center, Fitzpat
rick and Don Smidt, For
wards, Herschel Turner and
Gary Reimers, Guards. Kan
sas State: Parr, Center, Bob
Boozer and Abbott, Forwards,
Bob DeWitz and Don Matus
zak, Guards.
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