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NU Tankers
Topped By
Kansans
By Tom Daviej
Nebraska's tankmen
tropped a dual meet to Kan
as fc5-27, Saturday, at KU.
i Meet records fell in seven
of nine events and the Jay.
hawks accounted for six of
them. The only Husker record
came in the 200-yard back
stroke. Frank Tomson swam
the distance in 2:24.0 which
betters the old record of
. 2:25.5 set by Roger Cora of
the Huskers this year.
KU Gains Revenge
Earlier this season, the
Huskers edged Kansas 43-41;
but the Jayhawkers gained ad
ditional strength in several
events. Branch Walton's win
. in the diving and Tomson's
backstroke victory accounted
for the two Husker firsts.
Ed Poort of Kansas was the
only double winner of the
meet. He set a new meet rec
ord in the fiO-yard freestyle
and copped the 100-yard free
style.
Several top times were
turned in by the Huskers in
the meet. The Husker 400
yard medley relay posted a
4 : 10.6 which is their best time
of the season and also just 0.5
of a second off the winning
time.
Rucklin's Rest
Ron Bucklin swam his best
time in the 200-yard butterfly
with 2:33.5, and Dale Voss
racked up a time of 5:11.0 in
the 400-yard freestyle.
Voss started just a little
slow and lost the race by only
one stroke.
Nl'-KU R?sulti
4t fnrdlrr relay Kfcnsaa (Tom Hr
lockr, Jim Laidlan, Jon Pnort, Pill
Siteer) J. Nebraska. Time 4:10 1. (OM
meet record 4:19.4 Nebraska. 1"9).
Kfl freeye Brad Keeler KU; 2
Jared Pi-ly. KU; J. Dal Voss. NU.
Time 2 21(1. (Old b record J:M.
Piety, 195.
freetle 1. Ed Pnort. KIT: i. Rn
Fenfer. M'; S. Jerry Kown, NU. Tim
-:..( (Old :Jl.l Dick Eflin, KU. 1WO.
Dirlnr 1 Brtnch Walton, NU 165.10;
I. Joe Storker. NU. 141.6.
Ml butterfly 1. John J-ffrey, KU- t.
1. Poort: 1. Ron Bncklin. NU Tim?
t 22 7. (Old meet recori 2:27.5, Jrffr.-y,
195).
100 freestyle 1. E. Poort. 2. Joe Ga
uana, NU; . Steve Hill. KU Time
5i 0.
t aarkatrnkt 1. Frank Thorn-m.
KU; t Hertockor; 3. Roger Com. NU.
Time 2:4.0 (Old meet record 2 7VS
Corti, jwn.
440 freestyle 1 M:ke CasMy. KU; 2.
Vow: S. Kent Overhv. KU. Time 5:13.7.
(Old meet -ecord Bente. NU. 19531.
iM breas'i'roke 1. Laidlaw: J.
Pietv; 3. Storlcer. Time 2-70 (Old
meet record 2:40 2. Laidliw, 1S58V
4H freestyle relay 1. Kansn. (S'ter,
Bill. Keeler. Poort). 5 Nebraska. T;"e
S 40.7. (Old meet record 3 44., KU.
WW).
Royal Canadian 9-0 Record Is
Tops in IM Ice Hockey League
Huskers Rapped by Kam
Host Buff Cagers Tonight
Phi Gams and Gus I
Tied For Runner up Spot
By Keith Bland
The Royal Canadians intra
mural hockey team is firmly
placed in the top bracket with
wins and 0 losses as com
petition has reached the half
way mark for hte season.
Leading the Royal Canad
ians in the scoring column U
Ron Mitsch. He has accum
ulated 33 goals and 13 assist
foi a total of 46 points in the
first nine games. So far he is
also the highest individual
scorer for any of the eight
teams in competition.
Bryans Second
Wally Bryans is second ir.
command for the Royal Ca
nadians with 15 goals and 3
assists for a total of 18 point
and Fred Phelps follows
closely behind with 8 goals and
9 assists for a total of 17
points.
Total points for the Royal
Canadians is IS with 777 goals
for themselves and 10 goals
made by their opponents.
The Phi Gams occupy half
of the second slot with 6 wins
and 3 losses by making a total
of 52 goals against their op
ponents 23 goals to accum
mulate 12 teams points so far
Pht Gam Leaders
Joe Hart heads the Phi
Gam scoring column with 29
points gathered by 16 goals
and 4 assists. Joe Vaccaro and
Dick Thompson both have 17
total points with 13 goals and
4 assists and 14 goals and ?
for the league with 20 goals
and 5 assists for a total of 23
points.
Phi Delta Fourth
Phi Delts hold down fourth
with 5 wins and 4 losses for
10 team points so far this
season. Eteve Rosenblatt is
leading the Phi Delts with 17
total points brought up by 11
sroals and 6 assists.
Phi Psis have accumulated
4 wins and 5 losses to place
them in the fifth bracket with
By Randall Lambert
Coach Dick Harp and his
Kansas Jayhawks should be
satisfied. For the second
straight weekend they beat
the Huskers
to avenge
their loss to
the Huskers
last year,
when they
were in the
middle of the
c o n f e rence
race.
The Jay
birds went
from a 32-19
halftime lead to stop the Husk
ers 66-50.
Kowalke
Probably the most encour
aging thing to come out of
the contest was the play of
Gentleman Jim" Kowalke.
Kowalke, who had his right
hand in a cast, pumped in 17
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Kowalke
points for the Huskers. Most
of his baskets were in the sec
end half and at one time pul
led the Husker j within 9 points
ot Kansas.
Nebraska's scoring twosome
of Maxey and Turner were
held to a minimum perform
ance. Maxey hit a season low
with two points, While Turner
was good for 13.
Tonight the S c a r 1 e t and
Cream will engage Colorado.
The Buffs stopped the Husk
ers in their first conference
game 57-50 with a last minute
splurge. They also won over
Nebraska, 54-50, in the second
round of the Big Eight Basket
ball Tournament.
Buffs Win Last
Colorado beat Iowa State at
Ames, Saturday night by a
lea by Russ Land and Jerry
Olson who had 13 and 15
points respectively.
Over the season the Buffs
have been getting good scor
ing performances from three
men; Gerry Cchroeder, Llnd.
and Don Walker. Walker and
Schroeder are tied for the
scoring lead with 262 points,
while Lind has 207 for a 10.8
scoring average.
The Coloradoans ar cur
rently in undisputed posses
sion of second place In the
Big Eight with a 7-3 record.
Nebraska is currently rid
ing the fifth position and will
have to win tonight's game
in order to stay in contention
for a possible third place
finish.
Big 8 Standings
w L Pet. Ft. Ope.
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CaUrada ft .W W
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Oklahoma I 4 .554 44 Ml
Nekraika I .375 414 44
Oklahoma Stale ... .333 455 44
MIlMurl t .354 4M S3
Iewa Stata t I JO til 411
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fins I i also in the second a total of 8 team points. Mer-
slot with the Phi Gams as ritt James and Jim Good
they have also accumulated a have both made a total of 9
total of 12 team points with Pnts with 8 goals and 1 as
their 6 wins and 3 losses. , sist and 7 goals and 2 assists
Harvey Jensen leads their j respectively,
scorers and is also the second Gus II, Beta Theta Pi, and
hish scorer for the league Alpha Gamma Rho round off
with 23 goals and 3 assists lor : the scoring column for the
a total of 26 points. Lance ! sixth spot as they are all tied
Reeder is the other big threat j with a total of 4 team points,
for the Gus I team as he is All three teams have regis-
their second big scorer and tered 2 wins and 7 losses so
also is the third high scorer j far this season.
Nebraska Trackmen Cop
68-54 Win Over Okla. St
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INTERMURAL HOCKEY ACTION, as pictured above, has reached the halfway mark at
Pershing Auditorium. The eight team league is being led by the Royal Canadians, a mix
ture of skaters from all over the campus, who have a perfect 9-0 record. Plans are being
made for expansion of the present eight member circuit next year.
Nebraska's indoor track
men returned to the winning
circle, Saturday, with a 68 to
54 victory over Oklahoma
State at Memorial Satdium.
Three stadium records fell
during the afternoon.
Ken Pollard of Nebraska
erased Don Cooper's 8-year
old record in the pole vault
with a vault ot 14 feet 6
inches. Cooper's old record
was 14'-5".
Second Try j
Pollard's record-breaking
vault came on his 2nd vault
at that height. Jim Kraft of
Nebraska hit a personal
high with a vault of 13 feet
84 inches, for 3rd place.
Pollard also picked up 2nd
place in the low hurdles.
Joe Mullins of Nebraska
broke his week-old record in
the 1000-yd. run with a win
ning time of 2:16.9. Mullins
set the old record a week
ago at 2:17.8 against Okla
homa and Colorado.
Mullins also defeated Miles
Eisenman, Oklahoma Stale's
outstanding distance runner,
by six yards in the mile with
a 4:17.4 clocking.
Eisenman, a Bakerfield
California Junior College
transfer from Tehachapi, j
California, removed a third j
stadium record from t n e
boards wii a 9:28.5 clocking
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in the 2-mile run. Eisenman
holds the Junior College rec
ord for the 2-mile at 9:20.3
which he set last May at the
California Relays. Joe Amer
ican Horse of Nebraska was
second with a time of 9:36, a
personal record.
Sweep Broad Jump
Nebraska swept the broad
jump and finished 1-2 in the
shot put, low hurdles and
880-yd. run. Bob Knaub, Bob
Lammel and Don Phillips fin
ished one-two-three respect
ively in the broad jump.
Only one inch separated
Knaub's winning leap of 23
feet 1 inches and Lammel's
2nd place jump.
Knaub picked up another
first place finish in the' low
hurdles with Pollard running
second. Knaub's winning
time was :07.1.
Al Wellman and Don Nel
son gave Nebraska first and
second in the shot put. Well
man's winning toss was 46
feet 8 inches.
Barnes Wins 880
Knolly Barnes of Nebraska
won the 880-yd. run with a
slow time of 2:00.4. He was
followed by Ken Ash of Ne
braska and Kent Metcalf of
Oklahoma State.
SIDELIGHTS: Jim Gra
ham one of Oklahoma State's
top hurdlers did not make the
trip because of a chest in
jury. The distinction as, "most
persistent performer of tjie
afternoon," must go to Au- j
brey Dooley of Oklahoma
State. He cleared 14 feet in
the pole vault before being
eliminated, but he was still
practicing long after the
meet was over. He cleared
14 feet 9 inches after nearly
everyone had gone home, but
there were a few people
stayed to watch him until he
finally left.
Kraft Injurys Hand
Jim Kraft injured his hand
slightly as he cleared 13 feet
ZM inches in the pole vaul
and failed to make the next
height.
There was considerable
jockeying for position be
tween O-State's Covert and
and Harlan and Dick Jahr
Nebraska as the runners
came down the stretch in the
440-yd. run.
Eisenman ran a 9:13.2 two
mile against Kansas last
week.
The results:
Hirh h.rdlts 1, T. Covert 0S. t,
Shackeliord OS), 5. Haedt IN). Tima
:07.7,
44-vanl raa I. K. Covert (OS), 2.
Harlan (OSI, . Jahr (X). Time 51.0.
ft-vard rua 1. Ash IN), 2. Wilkin
son (OS). 3. Barnes (X). Time 1:15.3.
Broad Jump 1, Knaub (N), 23-11::
2, Lammel N. 2J-Vj. 3, Phillip Wl
21-8.
CD-yard data L Hazley (OS), 2, Bouse
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Mile raa 1, Muliins (N). 2. Eisenman
(OS i. 3. Melody (N). T 4:17.4.
80-yar raa 1. Barnes N, 2, Ash
Oil, 3, Metcan" (OK). Time 2:'X.4.
2-Mile ma 1, Eisenman (OS), 2. Amer
ican Horse (N). 3. McPhail (OS). Time
9:28.5. (New indoor stadium record. Old
record 9:30.4 by Semper, Kansas. 3952.)
1.000-yard ran 1. Mullins N). 2, Birch
(OS), 3. Norwood (OS). Time 2:16.
(New indoor stadium record. Old record
2:17.1 bv Mullins. 1959.
Mile relay 1. Oklahoma State (Hazley.
Harlan, Birch. K. Colvert). Time 3:30.
Low hardlea1, Knaub (N). 2, rol
lard (N), 3. Shackleford (OS). Tima
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tie between Lammel IX aud Janda (N).
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Dooley (OS), 14-0. 3,. Kraft (N), 13-8s.
(new record beats former record
14-5 7-s, set by Cooper (N), 1951.
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