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Monday, Apri! 6, 1959
The Doily Nebroskon
Page 3
Husker Gridders Begin Spring
Ball Today With 100 Hopefuls
When spring practice opens
today, Coach Bill Jennings
will greet over 100 candidates.
This appears to be the strong
est and most talented group
at Nebraska since the 1940
Rose Bowl team.
NU Netters
Cop Shutout
Nebraska netters slammed
all six matches Saturday, four
singles and two doubles, as
the Huskers defeated Creigh
ton University of Omaha 6-0.
North (N) defeated Seybold 6-1. 6-0.
Russell (N) defeated Belitz 6-2. 6-0.
Arrigunaga (N) defeated Thompson
6-1. 6-1.
Kren (V) defeated Smith 8-0. 8-1.
North-Kendall IN) defeated Belita
Thompson 6-0, 7-3.
Craft-Calhoua (N) defeated Sey bold
Smith 1-1. 6-J.
NU Golfers
Score Win
The University of Nebraska
golfers blanked Creighton
University 18-0 over the Lin
coln Hillcrest Country Club
course.
Husker Mike McCuistion
had the best round with a 79.
Mirk McCuiftioa (N) beat Tom Baker.
3-0
Larry Bomtua (N) beat Joiio Crowdl,
3-0
Dennis Mullini (N) beat Tom Ryan, S-0
Don Waltemath (N) beat Dick Rowen.
3-0
McCulatlon-RomjiM (N) beat Baker
Crowell. 3-0
MuUins-Waltematk (N) beat Ryan
jwea. 3-0
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Blast SDS
Nebraska's baseballer's
opened the home baseball
season with a resounding 18-13
victory over South Dakota
State in a three-hour plus
marathon.
The outstanding star for
Nebraska was Dean Flock
who came on in relief in the
fifth inning and retired 12 of
the 13 men he faced. The only
man to reach base against
him was Wika, the opposing
moundsman, who beat out a
scratch single. After wild
pitching Wika to second,
Flock then retired the next
five men to face him.
The Huskers out hit South
Dakota State 18 to 10 but Ne
braska had only one extra
base blow, a home run by Ken
Ruisine, compared to four
extra base hits for the Jack-rabbits.
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Name
Anderson, Daryl
Anderson, Leonard
Barnes, Tim
Bearens, Roger
Bell, Dick
Biftelow, Lee
Bluhm, Larry
Bohanan, Bill
Bond, John
Case, Phil I
Chochon. Dick
Christensen, John
Clare, Pat
Cola, Roger
Conger, Jack
Cooper, DarreD
Cosine, Dean
Dickson, Joe
Dobry, Warren
Dostal, Ken
Doyle, Dennis
Dragoo, Jerold
Dubois, Duane
Dyer, Dallas
Edeal, Russell
Exer, Hike
Filbert, Charles (Ron)
Fischer, Allan
Fischer, Pat
Fitigerald, Pat
Fricke, Don
Gacusana, Josa
Gilbreath, Ron
Grave, Ken
Haney, George
Hansen, Roger
H rants, Albert
Hayes, William
Heldt, Don
Hennlng, Fred
Houser. Don
Houser, Jim
Huge, Jim
lack, Gary
Jacob, Tom
lonrs, Jim
lord an, Don
Kelley, Jerry
Klffln, Monte
Kitchen, Bob
Koopmann, Charles
Kosier, Dick
Krsmer, Tom
Lnfleur, Jim
Laube, John
Long. Albert
Luecke, John
Marman, John
Martin, Noel
Marts, Max
McDanlel, Dick
McDole, Roland
Meade, Ron
Minnlck, John
Mongerson, Duane
Moore, Jim
Naasi, Harvey
O'Callaghan, Bruce
Olsen, Steve
Peterson. Bill
Pleper, Ken
Ponsiego, John
Powers, Warren
Purcell, Don
Raschke, Jim
Relnhott, Joe
Renfroe, Jack
Roberts. Dave
Rood, Jed
Rutigllano, Joe
Salak, Duane
Salerno, Pat
Bapp. Guy
Bavoie, Bob
gcarrow, Lloyd
Sever, Dave
Slemer, Dala
Simon, Scott
kaug. Jon
Smith. Hugh
Bteuwe, Dennla
Stewart, Don
Stockman, Dave
Sundberg, Dave
Taylor. Bob
Tlnglehoff. Mick
Tolly, Harry
Tulnstra, Kea
Tuning. Bill
Walllclt, Round
Ward, Oene -Wellman,
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White, Clay
Williams, Pet
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Wntic, LeRoy
Clerks, La Ray
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178 18 Soph. Stanton. Iowa
180 19 Soph. Aitkin, Minn.
18 20 Jr. Omaha (North)
178 18 Soph. Cook
10 1 Soph. So. Sioux City
158 20 Jr. Omaha (North)
1 10 Soph. Seward
18 24 Sr. Dallas, Texas -
179 20 Jr. Mo. Valley, low
1J 1 Soph. Tekamab
187 18 Soph. Humphrey
IJJ 1 Soph. Nebraska City
18 19 Soph. Sioux City, Iowa
JOO is soph. Granite Falla, Minn.
ISO sopn, Aurora, Nebr.
J2 22 Jr. Fort Worth, Texa '
J 21 Jr. Fort Worth, Texa
163 22 Jr. Clalrton, Pa.
2 19 Soph. Schuyler
"J 19 Soph. Scribner
? 20 Jr. Falrbury
JJJ 1 Soph. Falrbury, Nebr.
18 8oph. Niagara Fall
J7J 19 Soph. Lexington
Jl 20 Jr. Overton
183 20 Jr. So. Bend, Tnd.
J0 19 Soph. Sheridan. Wyo.
Jl 19 Soph. Princeton. Minn.
18 ig jr, Omaha (West Side)
1 21 Jr. Mitchell, . D.
lM 19 Jr. Hastings
?25 80 Uncoln High
JTO 20 Soph. Sidney
J8S 19 Soph. West Point
128 23 Soph. Fast Point, 0.
10 19 soph. Sioux City, Io
22? 19 Soph. Grosse Ft., Mich.
198 20 Soph. Fayettevlll, Ark.
202 20 Jr. Usco
180 19 Soph. Toledo, Ohio
185 18 Soph. Lincoln
180 20 Soph. Lincoln
182 19 Soph. Roldreg
205 i( soph. Tekamab
185 18 Soph. Mendota. Til.
198 20 Soph. Leon, low
190 2i sr. Nashvtle. Tenn.
200 1 Soph. Qulncy, I1L
220 19 Soph. Lexington
185 20 Jr. McCook
21 1 Soph. Stanton
180 20 Jr. Watertown, ft. D.
185 24 Br. Concord, Calif.
200 2 Br. Madison
190 19 Soph. Harlan, Iowa
190 22 Soph. Columbus, Ohio
228 81 Jr. Blunt, 8. D.
190 18 Soph. Sidney. Mont.
190 ' 19 Sopa. Broughton, Kan.
189 21 Sr. Beatrice
201 24 Soph. Port Arthur, Tm.
204 20 Jr. Toledo, Ohio
170 18 Soph. Canby, Minn.
188 20 Jr. toe Angeles
201 21 Sr. Omaha (North)
188 21 Sr. Omaha (Benson)
189 20 Soph. Mobrldge, S. D.
175 20 Soph. Omaha
175 18 Soph. Sioux City, low
190 l Soph. Qulncy, III.
184 21 Soph. Bra trice
18 20 Sr. Chicago. TJ1.
175 18 Soph. Kansaa City, Mo.
185 19 Soph. Omaha (Benson)
220 19 Soph. Omaha (North)
196 24 Soph. Dearborn. Mich.
195 19 Soph. North Platte
190 19 Soph. Longvlew, Wash.
190 1 Soph. Columbus, Ohio
190 21 Soph. Brooklyn, New Tot
190 20 Jr. Schuyler
185 l Soph. Omaha (Central)
185 22 Sr. Lincoln
205 l Soph. Marshall, Ml.m.
185 21 Sr. Vfankato, Kansas
170 10 Soph. Pes Moines, Iowa
175 21 Sr. Denlson, low
175 20 Jr. Gothenburg
192 1 Soph. Kansas City, Mo.
210 28 Soph. Ouymon, Oklahoma
170 is Soph. Hamburg, Minn.
185 19 Soph. lilies City, Mont.
ITS is Soph. Orablll, Ind.
220 is Soph. Red Wing, Mlrm.
210 20 Soph. Faulkton, ft. D.
210 20 Soph, Lexington
191 21 Sr. North Piatt
215 18 Soph. Da Molnea, Iowa
176 21 Sr. Arcadia
185 19 Soph, Lincoln High
181 19 Soph. Glenwood, Iowa
208 20 Jr. DeSmet, S. D,
175 21 Jr. Toledo, Ohio
200 18 Soph. Dayton, Ohio
200 25 Br. Fullerton
190 20 Sr. Rock Island. JO.
210 19 Soph. Pierce
The team has depth at
every position and even the
experienced veterans will
nave an all-out battle to re
tain their positions. Jennings
said, "This spring practice
will be a talent contest and
no man will have a position
made."
Much of this strength comes
from the talented freshman
squad of last fall. Jennings
and his Varsity staff had
little opportunity to view the
freshman last fall so the staff
will go into the drills witi
open minds on the positions.
Three teams that can be
used as units is the goal of
Jennings. He commented that
the team also needs speed
not only in the backfield but
also in the line. "We really
need over-all team speed.
That's what gives you good
defense, when you - have 11
men after that ball carrier."
In reference to offense,
Jennings said, "Right now we
plan to use the straight T
formation more than the split
T. He added that they will
decide what their personnel
can do and then use that
formation.
Jennings hopes that the
squad will be ready for a
full-scale scrimmage by Sat
urday. Practice will end on
May 9 with the Varsity-Alumni
All-Sports Day feature.
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NU pipped
By Kansas
Nebraska's track squad,
plagued by the flu bug, placed
: pole vaulter Ken Pollard fifth
and the four mile relay second
in the Texas relays Saturday.
Pollard went 13-6 in the vault
and the relay inspired by a
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can Horse finished on the
heels of the winning Jay
hawks. Knolly Barnes, run
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Kansas and Texas tied for
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