Tuesday, May 13, 1958
THe Daily Nebraskon
Kansas Has Big Eight Throne;
Scarlet Likely Crown Prince
. . . Help Needed From Others
By Randall Lambert
Sports Staff Writer
Nebraska's undefeated in
door and outdoor track team
will be out to end the six year
reign of Bill Easton's Kansas
Jayhawks when they head
south to Columbia, Mo., for
the Big Eight outdoor track
and field championships Fil
day and Saturday. The Husk-
ers will have to depend upon
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top flight performances and
help from other conference
teams in some of the distance
events and field events where
the Jayhawks are strong.
Where Gardner
One of the big question
marks in the Husker picture
is where to run Keith Gard
ner. Gardner has run the
hundred in 9.6 on a wet track,
the 220 in 21.1 after slowing
down when he misjudged the
finish line, the 440 in 46.6, sec
ond fastest quarter in the na
tion, and the 120 yard high
hurdles in 13.9, the fastest
time in the nation. There is
a good chance that Gardner
may run the 120 yard highs
his pet event, and the 220 yard
dash. If he ran the 440 there
would be too little recovery
time between the highs and
the quarter. Gardner will also
probably run legs in the 440
and mile relays.
Gardner will receive stiff
competition in the highs from
Gene 0 Connor of Kansas
State, Bill Tillman of Kansas,
Henry Wiebe of Missouri, if
he recovers from an injury.
and teammates Bill Marten
and Keith Young. Tillman has
run the highs in 14.1. O Con
nor, who is slowly rounding
into shape, beat Tillman In a
dual and has been down
around the 14.2 mark several
times this spring. Keith
Young, who could finish as
high as second, and Bill Mar
ten should pick up points for
Nebraska.
Rough 220 Field
The 220 will probably p i 1
Gardner against Orlando Haz
ley of Oklahoma State, Dee
Givens of Oklahoma, Charlie
Tidwell of Kansas, and Ken
Covert of Oklahoma State
Gardner was timed in 21.1
while beating Hazely. Covert
has been timed in 20.6, while
Givens ran a 220 leg of a re
lay in 20.3. Hazley and Tid
well have dipped down to
around :21, but Tidwell will
probably pass up the furlong
in favor of the low nuraies
because the two events are
run close together.
Keith Young will be hard
pressed to maintain his un
defeated record in the 220
lows when he goes to
Skirts In Sports
emmie limpo
The Independents and the
Alpha Phis will compete in
the finals of the softball tour
nament today.
In other games played last
week, the Alpha Xi Deltas
beat the Alpha Chi Omegas;
the Independents downed the
Alpha Bis and the Kappa Del
tas; the Alpha Chis; the Al
pha Cms beat the Kappas.
Badminton
Badminton will be held ev
ery night this week, in order
to complete the contest.
The finals are scheduled for
next Tuesday, if all goes well!
The results of badminton
games played Wednesday and
Monday are as follows:
Brown, Overturf, Zetas, def.
Dusek. Quinn. Independents;
Arbuthnot, Murrell, Tri Delts,
def. Johnson, Lancaster, Del
ta Gammas; Hubka, Elliott,
Thetas. def. Thurman, Epsen,
Kappa Deltas; Scriven, Turn-
erl Delta Gammas, del. lonr
baueh. Schaffer, A O Pis;
Metcalf. Van Ornam. Tri
Delts, def. Dorsey, Raynard,
Alpha Xis; Burbank, Falk,
Kappas, def. Peddie, Rigg,
Tints;: Kvetinsky, Sievers,
Kappa Deltas, def. Green, El
liott. Chi Omegas; Arbuthnot,
Murrell. Tri Delts. def. Hub
ka, Elliott, Thetas; Britton,
Dvorak, Alpha Phis, def. Scri
ven, Turner, Delta Gammas.
P.E. Punting
I for one believe that sum
mer has arrived. This morn
ing on U. field playing at golf
convinced me thoroughly.
I guess only "I'm neat, I
repeat, I'm neat" golfers can
stand the hot weather! (right,
spook?)
Softball actually won out
over Frisby at Pioneer Sun
day. A picnic "function" (dir
ty word) divided into two
Main Feature Clock
Stuart: "The Long Hot
Summer," 1:00, 3:10, 5:15,
7:18, 9:30.
Lincoln: "Another Time,
Another Place," 1:20, 3:25,
5:25, 7:25, 9:25.
Nebraska: "The Barber
of Seville," 2:00, 4:00, 8:00.
Capitol: "The Far Hori
zons," 6:15, 9:20. "Destina
tion Sixty Thousand," 8:10. ,
Varsity: "Marjorie Morn
ingstar," 1:39, 4:18, 6:57,9:36.
State: "Eridge On The
River Kwai," 12:30, 3:18, 6:09,
9:01.
Joyo: "Witness For The
Prosecution," 7:15, 9:20.
84th & O: "Cartoons," 7:50.
"Ambush At Cimarron Pass,"
8:05, 12:05. "Farewell To
Arms," 9:30.
Starview: "Cartoons," 7:50.
"Escapade In Japan," 8:05.
"Darby's Rangers," 9:45.
"Last Complete Show," 9:15.
West O: "Cartoons," 7:50.
"The Lady Taks A Flyer,"
8:03, 11:40. "Slaughter On
10th Avenue," 9:55.
teams and livened up the park
for a while.
Naturally, being so athletic,
I struck out at bat and prac
tically got killed playing first
base. I was just standing there
by the base which was a stick
hammered into the ground,
when this huge blob of a man
came charging up, tripped
over the base (which stood up
about four inches), and
knocked me flat. And, if that
wasn't enough, after we got
back on our feet, he kicked
me in the leg in his rush to
second base. That would
make any star softballer
throw in the towel . . so I
retired to the sidelines for the
remaining innings.
Marlboros, Anyone?
One of the newer sports
around campi these days is
called Marlboro madness. I
hope the contest doesn't re
sult in any bloody warfare,
but it's really off to a roaring
start.
Anyone standing around
holding an empty Marlboro
back is seriously in dire danger.
the blocks on the 220 yard red
shale straightaway. Standouts
include three Jayhawks Bill
Tillman, Ernie Shelby, and
Charlie Tidwell, team mates
Bill Marten and Bill Hawkins,
and defending champion Gene
O'Connor of Kansas State.
Young's best time was against
Michigan State Saturday when
he was clocked in 23.8 on a
curve. On tne ziv straignt
away Shelby has hit 23.1 and
Tillman has done 23.7, while
teammate Charlie Tidwell,
who is national prep record
holder in the 180 lows, has
been timed around :23 sec
onds in practice. Young should
better his time on the straignt
away. Pollard To Be Pressed
Ken Pollard, who has been
over 14 feet five times this
year, will be pressed to win
the vault by a trio of vault
ers including indoor co-champions,
Bop Davis of Missouri
and Aubrey Dooley of Okla
homa State, and Joe Webb al
so of Missouri. All have been
over fourteen feet this spring.
Mike Fleming, improved
sophomore middle distance
man, may have trouble even
placing in the 880 and mile.
Fleming will be opposed In
the mile by Sooner Gail
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Hodgson, who has been under
4:10, Tom Skutka, indoor
mile king from Kansas, Ver
lyn Schmidt, Jayhawk who
ran second to Skutka Indoors,
and another Kansas product,
Dale Lubs, who finished in the
money indoors.
Mulling Nipped
Joe Mullins indicated that
he may be ready to bid for
the his first outdoor crown m
the 880 when he was nipped
by Dave Lean of Michigan
State, defending Big Ten out
door 880 king. Lean was timed
in 1:52.7 as he nudged Mul
lins. Teammate Mike Flem
ing, with marks of 4:15.2 in
the mile and 1:50.8 while run
ning an 880 relay leg, will
furnish competition along with
Gail Hodson of Oklahoma,
Bob Tague 1:54.9 indoor
champ from Kansas, Tom
Burch of Oklahoma State and
Bob Ringo of. Oklahoma who
have run close to 1:52. Skutka
and Lubs of Kansas are also
indoor place finishers who
oculd grab the half mile prize.
There are also hopes that Ken
Ash, sophomore from Omaha,
who has been running the half
in 1:55 and Knolly Barnes
who placed indoors might im
prove and pick up points in
the big show.
Big Eight Roundup:
Nebraska Takes Spoilers Role
In Weekend Visit To Sooners
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Big 8 Standings
W L PH. GB
Oklahama Stat 11 1 .74
Oklahoma I .75 1
MlMoart t .7S 1
Kanai I I .(is Z4
NEBRASKA , f t .47 i't
Iowa Stat I .357
Colorada 4 11 .361 TH
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Games This Week
NEBRASKA at Oklahoma (1
Oklahoma Slat at Colorado
Mlaaoari at Iowa Stale
Kaaaaa Slat at Kaa&ai
Results Last Week
NEBRASKA 4-1-4, Kaaaaa 11M
Mliioarl 1-7-11. -Iowa Rtato --
Oklahoma Male t--1. Colorado a--! '
Oklahoma lt-H. Kaaaaa State 4-J-t
With six games to go. Ne
braska's Cornhuskers take on
the role of spoilers in a Big
bight race that has waxed
ferocious.
The Huskerg travel to Nor
man, Oklahoma to take on the
Sooners in a trio of contests
vital to the men from the land
of red dirt and black oil.
Oklahoma is second one
game behind Oklahoma State
and a sweep of the Nebraska
series is a must for the Soon
ers. Oklahoma State will meet
Iowa State's stumbling Cy
clones and the Cowboys ap
pear fairly certain of at least
two wins. If Nebraska could
take two from Oklahoma, it
would deal a severe blow to
the Sooners' pennant hopes.
Huskers Seek Revenge
The Huskers are aching to
do just that too. Last year,
Husker aces, Charlie Ziegen
bein and Dwight Siebler were
both beaten by the Sooners
in Lincoln. Siebler pitched a
no-hitter while losing 2-1 and
Ziegenbein gave up only two
hits in nine innings while fall
ing 4-2. Nebraska would like
to take a little revenge for that
pair of defeats.
Indications are that Nebras
ka's hitting will not be so in
adequate this year. The Husk
ers' Gene Torczon, Larry
Lewis and Jim Kane all lim
bered up their batting eyes in
the Kansas series. Torczon in
particular came to life, blast
ing two home runs, his first
since Nebraska's spring tour.
Big Gene leads the club in
runs batted in with 26 and
homers with four. He is tied
for the batting lead with Lew
is at .338
Kane has improved stead
ily this season and is now
hitting a solid .315. The Wis
ner senior started oat well
down In the .200 levels.
Siebler still leads Husker
pitchers with a 6-1 record.
The big right-hander struck
out 13 while going seven in
nings against Kansas Satur
day. Siebler is likely to get
help from Lefty Hevner, who
has looked like a regular in
his last two outings though he
has failed to win.
Husker Composite Record
Batting (21 games)
AB B H RBI BA FA
Dwight Siebler 18 4 8 3 .444 1.000
Gene Torczon 65 14 22 26 .338 .971
Larry Lewis 77 16 26 13 .338 1.000
Jim Kane 73 12 23 14 .315 976
Ken Ruisinger 72 11 22 16 .306 .932
Gary Reimers 72 19 22 8 .306 .872
Doug Sieler 68 12 19 13 .279 .857
Gil Dunne 32 4 8 4 .250 1.000
Al Karle 53 8 13 7 .245 .897
Bill Fisher 21 C 5 4 .238 .821
Milan Shaw 5 1 1 1 .200 1.000
Jerry McKay 40 4 7 4 .175 .727
LeRoy Zentic 21 5 4 0 .160 .857
Dick Nelson 10 1 1 0 .100 1.000
Charles Ziegenbein 13 1 1 0 .077 .917
Al Newbill 13 4 1 3 .077 .944
Enlowe Hevner 7 1 0 0 .000 .889
Ed Sears 4 1 0 0 .000 .900
Pitching
w 1 ip r h bb so era
Dwight Siebler 6 1 49 28 45 17 42 3.49
Charles Ziegenbein 4 2 37 28 37 19 43 4.58
Bob Gleason 1 1 10 11 9 6 7 3.48
Gil Dunne 1 2 27 15 22 13 18 4.33
Enlow Hevner 0 3 26 16 30 15 22 4.50
Ardean Ediger 0 0 9 14 13 7 5 12.00
Softball Finalists Named
Pollard Clears
Ken Pollard clears 14 feet in the' dual track meet be
tween Nebraska and Michigan State Saturday. The Huskers
won 7-d5 to iinisn tneir ouai ana triangular season un
beaten.
Golfers Top Creighton
Nebraska's golfers came
from behind to take a 9V4 to
8' victory from Creighton
Saturday in a meet played in
Omaha.
The Huskers trailed at the
end of individual play, 6V4-5
but they won the best ball
foursome 4-2 for the victory.
Mike McCuistion of the
Huskers was medalist of the
meet, shooting a torrid 72. ,
Results:
Mike MrCutatlim, 72 (N defeated
John Kilbride, 75, 2'i to Vfe.
Jim Giesler, 77 (C) defeated Tom
Fulkeraon 02, HI.
Maury Ryan. 7J (C) defeated Larry
Romnie. 78, 3-0.
Don Waltemalh. 75 (N) defeated Jim
Batea. 82. J-O.
Kappa Sigma and Delta Up
silon became the first finalists
named to the All-University
softball tournament brackets
last week when they took im
portant wins.
The DU's got steady pitch
ing from curveballing Bill
Krommenhouk to best Phi
Delta Theta 7-1. Two outfield
errors by the Phi Delts aided
the DU cause.
Kappa Sigma's Norb Schu
erman and Theta Xi's Roger
Wichman dueled for four in
nings in the other game be
fore a six run outburst in the
fifth iced the game for Schu
erman, 8-4. Theta Xi protested
a call at third base in the
second inning, but intramural
director Ed Higgenbotham
disallowed the protest when
the Theta Xi manager failed
to appear at the protest meet
ing. In Intramural golf action,
Mike Sheehan of Kappa Sig
ma downed Dave McConahay
of Phi Kappa Psi 2-1 to win
bracket number four of the
All University golf playoffs.
Jack Potts of Sigma Phi Ep
silon followed Sheehan to the
winner's circle with a 6-5 win
over Art Blackman of Alpha
Tau Omega. Potts won brac
ket number three.
Results:
Dappa Sigma 8
Theta Xi 4
Beta Sigma Psi 19
Pioneer 7
0
Manatt 9
Benton 4
Burnett 10
Van Es 0
Pathogens 12
Chemists 3
Schedule: (Today) '
Gustavson LL vs Canfield,
5:30 p.m.
Only game scheduled.
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