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Friday, April 11. 1958
Sharp Presents Hot
Husker Squad Today
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By Randal Lambert
Staff Sports Writer
This afternoon Coach Tony
Sharpe will unveil the 1958
edition of the Cornhusker
baseball team to Husker
baseball followers when they
enienain tne
lur prising
Missouri Ti
gers in t h e
first confer
ence action
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which i
at 3L.
p.m., will be , V-C--'
the first Of a Courtesy Lincoln Star
three game Sharpe
series that will continue with
two games on Saturday start
ing at 1 p.m.
Mim Kubacki, regular
Husker third baseman last
year, will be in the starting
lineup for the first time this
year. Kubacki has been ham
pered by an injured knee, but
trainer Paul Schneider gave
the little fellow the go-ahead
this week.
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Both teams have just re
turned from successful
southern trips which saw the
Huskers post a 5-1 mark and
Missouri post a 3-1 mark.
Nebraska beat Houston and
Tulsa each twice and split
games with Rice. Missouri
whipped Mississippi twice
by the scores of 5-4 and 14-5.
They split a two game se
ries with Arkansas State,
winning the first handily 13
0 and dropping a ten inning
contest via a muffed fly
ball .2-3. The three wins
helped Missouri settle any
doubts they had about them
selves because much of their
last year's talent was gone
by graduation or profession
al baseball contracts.
The Tigers starting pitcher
Friday will be sophomore
John O'Donahue, a 6-3 lefty
who stopped highly regarded
Mississippi in his first pitch
ing assignment. Veteran Doug
Gulick, 1-0 last year, and Ken
Lambert, sophomore, will
probably be the Missouri
starting pitchers Saturday.
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gers are Capt. Ray Uriarte,
.296 last year, and Bo Toft,
.333 last year. Uriarte leads
off and plays third base. He
batted .500, getting 9-18, on
their recent southern swing.
Toft, who led the team in
RBI's last year, bats clean
up. He switched this season
from first base to right field.
The Tigers have also been re
ceiving some help from soph
omores Gary Starr, center
field, and Bob Haas, leftfield.
Both batted .333 on the Ti
ger's southern trip. Rounding
out the lineup are sophomore
Steve Lewis, second base;
basketballer Sonny Siebert,
first base; weak hitting Ralph
Hochgrebe, shortstop and .132
last year, and Hank Kuhlman,
catcher and .184 last year.
Kuhlman was a Big-Seven
fullback this year in football.
Siebler To Start
Nebraska will counter with
Dwight Siebler on the mound
The former Omaha Legion
baseball star has pitched 11
innings allowing 3 runs, 7 hits,
3 walks, and has struck out
7 men. His season record is
2 wins and 0 losses. The prob
able Husker starters Saturday
will be veteran Charlie Zieg-
enbem and newcomer Enlowe
Hevner of Fremont. Ziegen
bein has 2 victories and 0 de
feats as does Siebler. Ziegen
bein pitched 9 1-3 innings al
lowing 5 runs, 7 hits, 9 walks,
and 10 strikeouts. Hevner has
pitched 7 innings allowing 3
runs, 7 'hits, 5 walks, and 7
strikeouts
Gene Torczon is the leading
Husker batter with a .556 av
erage. The leftfielder has 10
hits in 18 times at bat includ
ing two home runs and 14
runs batted in. Just a step
behind Torczon is rightfielder
Larry Lewis with a .480 av
erage. Lewis has four RBI's.
Pitcher Dwight Siebler is hit
ting at a .333 clip, but has
only been up three times.
Sophomore third baseman
Bill Fisher is hitting .357.
At shortstop will be sopho
more Doug Sieler currently
batting .200. Veteran Al Karle
will be at second base, batting
.222. Another newcomer, soph
omore Ken Ruisinger will
open at first base.
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HUSKER HURLERS-Charles Ziegenbien and Bob Glea
son picked up three of the Huskers five victories on their
recent southern swing. Ziegenbien will pitch today's open
er against Missouri with Gleason ticketed to see action
in relief.
Net Squad
Meets Blues
The Nebraska tennis team,
victorious in their last match
against Tulsa University,
travels again this week to
face a perennially strong
Creighton University team in
Omaha, today.
The Huskers will be led by
George Fisk and Bruce Rus
sell who were consistent win
ners on the Huskers' southern
tour last week. Fisk and Rus
sell will be able assisted by
veterans Art Weaver, Charles
Kress, and Bill North.
Coach Bill Smith's golfers
will also be in action this
week as they tee off against
the Creighton University golf
team in Lincoln on Saturday
afternoon.
Michigan Scheduled
Nebraska athletic director,
Bill Orwig, has announced
that the Cornhuskers will
meet the University of Michi
gan at Ann Arbor in football
in 1962.
Michigan has met the Husk
ers twice, taking a 31-0 vic
tory in 1905 and battling to
a 6-6 stalemate in Lincoln in
1911.
Sports Museum Houses Momentos
By Ken Pocras
Sports Staff Writer
Webster's dictionary de
scribes a museum as a "build
ing for an exhibit of art, sci
ence, etc." Morrill Hall is an
example of this definition. Ne
braska's athletic teams also
have a museum on the Corn
husker campus. It is located
on the second floor of the Coli
seum and is known as the N
Club room.
Full Of Memories
In it ar racked all of the
memories ' victories of Ne
braska's ati ;tic teams. There
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are pictures of all of the i
Husker teams from the year
they were organized to the
present. Among the many
other items stored here is a
football helmet worn by John
Westover from 1902 to 1904
There are also footballs which
were used in Nebraska's via
lories over Notre Dame in
1915, Pittsburgh in 1921, and
Illinois in 1925. Red Grange
played against the Huskers
that year. There is a football
that was carried by one of Ne
braska's all-time greats, John
ny Bender, for a touchdown
on a last minute play in 1902
against Minnesota. There is
also a football that was used
in Nebraska's 119-0 victory
over Haskall in 1910.
The All-American certifi
cates that were presented to
Sam Francis in 1936, and to
Bob Reynolds in 1950 are en
i shrined there. Reynolds also
received a Player of the
Week certificate on November
12, 1950. Bill Glassford has a
certificate which was present
ed to him on October 29, 1950
for Coach of the Week.
Football is not the only
sport which has awards. There
are All-American certificates
in baseball to Don Brown
1956, Fred Seger-1954, and
Bob Cerv-1950. In 1952, Jim
Buchanan received a basket
ball All-American certificate.
Cooper's Vault Cited
There is a picture of Don
Cooper making a pole vault
of 15 feet in the 1951 Kansas
Relays. The mark stood as
a national collegiate mark for
only two hours. Don Laz bet
tered the mark in California
after hearing the news of
Cooper's vault.
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ford; bottom left, Francis,
Novak, Enshrined in Uni
versity's sports museum.
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There also Helms Hall of
Fame certificates that were
presented to Henry F. Schulte,
internationally famous track
and field coach, and to Ed
Weir, an All-A m e r i c a n
football player can be seen.
Tom Novak, an All-American
center on the Corn
husker's 1949 football team,
has his famed number 60 jer
sey retired there.
There are numerous tro
phies there that have been
awarded to Nebraska's base
ball, swimming, golf, tennis,
tack, and wrestling teams.
There are only a few of the
souvenirs that have been col
lected in the 68 years of Corn
husker athletics. They are
the highlights of one of the
greatest athletic traditions to
be found in the United States.
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