Friday, April 10, 1959
The Doily Nebroskan
Pog 3
No Returning Lettermen in Nebraska Outfield
By Hal Brown
There are no returning let
termen among the six out
field candidates on Coach
Tony Sharpe's Husker base
ball team. Dick Nelson, Le
Roy Zentic, Bob Semin, Don
Vogel, Jerry Harris arjd Bill
Fisher are bidding for the
starting positions.
Nelson, Zentic and Semin
have been given the starting
Arkansas and Oklahoma State
Meet Huskers in Triangular
The spotlight win be on the
2-mile run and the pole vault
when Nebraska, Oklahoma
State and Arkansas tangle in
a triangular track meet at
Stillwater, Oklahoma Satur
day, The meet was formerly
scheduled for a dual between
the Okies and Nebraska but
Arkansas was added when a
dual between them and Okla
homa State was postponed.
Joe American Horse and
Bill Melody are expected to
hook up with Miles Eisenman
cf Oklahoma State in what
could be the feature race of
the day. Eisenman bettered
the listed American record for
the 3-mile run in the Texas
relays last week at Austin
when he ran a 13:50.9.
Ken Pollard of Nebraska is
expected to battle it out with
Oklahoma State's Jim
Graham and Aubrey Dooley
for first place in the pole
vault. Graham set a new Tex
as relays record with a vault
of Wi last Saturday.
Pollard was suffering from
an attack of the flu last week
end and the best he could do
at the Texas relays was 13-6.
Pollard set the conference in
door record at 14-634 against
these same Cowpokes in an
indoor meet at Nebraska in
February.
Oklahoma State coach Ral
Higgins commented, "They
Nebraska) waxed us at the
indoor in Kansas City but our
men are better in outdoor
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"When you decide to call the plu-n&er, you ii una
the di floating in Bobby's boatl"
nod thus far but Fisher and
Harris are making strong
bids. Fisher has two bits in
three trips to the plate for a
.667 average and Harris has
collected four hits in seven
attempts for a .571 average.
Outfield Graduated
Last year's starting out
field of Larry Lewis, Gene
Torczon and Gary Reimers
were all lost via graduation.
competition and I believe we
can stay with them."
Husker entries:
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Jhr, House. J. D. Scheier. Xnolljr
Barnes, Mullias, Kenneth Aah. Jenr
Marptas. Mile MuUins, William Melody.
Joe American Horse, Marples. Tws-aaile
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CARROLL ZARUBA, who lettered as a fullback last year,
has been running from the halfback slot in spring prac
tice. Zaruba, former Fullerton and Doane grid star,
stands 5-9 and weighs 200 pounds.
Tennis Team
On Road
Nebraska'6 tennis team will
meet Washburn at Topeka,
Kansas, today and will travel
to Lawrence for an en
counter with Kansas tomor
row. Coach Ed HiEEinbotham's
tennists have compiled a 2-4
record tms spring. Maiung tne
trip will be Bruce Russell
(Captain), Bill North, Charles
Kress, Albert Arrigunaga and
Bill KendalL
Golfers At
Lawrence
Coach Bill Smith's Husker
golfers will be at Lawrence,
Kansas, against the Kansas
Jayhawks today and at Man
hattan against Kansas State
tomorrow. The golfers have
a 3-3 record.
by Larry Hurb
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Torczon led the team in hit
ting with a .353 batting av
erage. tie was also the runs
batted in leader with 32 and
tied for most hits with Lewis
at 30. Lewis hits .319 and did
not commit an error in the
field. Reimers was just un
der the .30a mark with a .293
average.
Dick "Cub Ber' Nelson,
a ISO-lb. junior from Ale-
Hater Brer, Milton Rsedt Lev har
dies Brede. Hsedt, Robert Knaub. 4W
fcU? Hoes. Hudson. Psullippa, Jahr,
Knsnb. Mile relay How. Jahr Barnes,
Hodsoa. Ash. Stfeafer.
Shot pat Al WeCmaa, ttoa Nelson.
Tony Davis. Dieras Wellmaa, Duane
Mongeraon, Divis. Javrite Jim LsFur,
Divia, Nelsoa. Pelt vaast Pollard,
James Kraft. Riga Jama Larry J ami.
Robert LammeL Albert Maxey. Herscnel
Turner. Bread jama Phillips. Knaub,
28 Freshmen
Baseball ers
Begin Practice
Twenty-eight fresh man
baseball aspirants have been
working out under the super
vision of student coaches, Lar
ry Lewis and Charles Zeigen
bein, at the University of Ne
braska. Frosh candidates are: Jim
Asche, Columbus; Phil Barth,
Omaha: Gene Blair, Hay
Springs; Chuck Charlton,
Brooks, Alberta, Canada;
Larry Cole, Nebraska City;
Ron CougilL, Richmond, Ini;
Terry Crouch, Omaha; Larry
Greenwald, Columbus; Har
ld Kellev, Lincoln: Howard
Lipton, Omaha; lane Mc
Clure, Arnold; Gordon Man
kin, Trumbull; Dave Meyers,
Lincoln; Eldon Naibexk, Ra
venna; Howard Nellor, Beem
er; Bill P o d r a z a. Silver
Creek: Jim Ray, Columbus,
lnd.; Bill Redmond, Lincoln;
Luis Semeriz. Caeuas. P. R.;
Loren Slaughter, Pender;
Steve Smith, Lexington; Rex
Swett, Huron, S. D. Elmer
Takenishi, H o n o 1 u lu; Pat
Tooley, Columbus; Jan Wall,
Lincoln; Dave Webster, Bil
lings, Mont.; Ron White,
Douglas; Bill Zeplin. Pender.
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Cook is the starting right
fielder. Nelson saw only lim
ited action last year, mostly
as a pinch hitter. He was at
the plate 12 times collecting
two hits for a .167 verage.
Nelson had a good year at
York last summer and then
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DICK NELSON, McCook outfielder, is expected to give the
Huskers some long ball hitting power.
Volleyball Competition
In Final Rounds
Intramural volleyball moved
into its final rounds with
seven teams still remaining in
the running for All-University
Championship. In the Frater
nity "A" Division I bracket
Phi Kappa Psi has emerged
the winner. Acacia won the
Fraternity "A" Division II. In
the Fraternity "B", Burr
Hall B", and Selleck "B"
division, there are two teams,
Theta Xi and Beta Theta Pi
are left.
There are also two teams
left in the Selleck "A" divi
sion, Manatt and Gus II.
Workers Wanted
For Spring Day
About 15 workers are
needed to help the Spring
Day Committee on publici
t y , arrangements and
games, according to Bob
Paine, chairman.
Worker forms are on bul
letin boards in the Ag and
City Unions. Interested stu
dents may sign up until Friday.
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earned a starting berth with
the Huskers this spring. Aft
er six games, he is hittine
.238 with five hits in 21 trips.
Zentic
LeRoy Zentic has been giv
en the call in left field in all
six games and has compiled
Smith won the Burr Hall
Championship.
Softball results for Monday
through Wednesday are as
follows.
Results
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Beta-1 ... - ATO-F
Kappa Sig 11 Sigma Nu 4
Phi Gam 16 .Theta Xi 13
SAE 12 Delta Sigma Pi 7
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a .389 batting average. Zen
tic, a junior from Rock
Islam, Illinois, passed up
spring football practice for
baseball.
-Jerry Harris and Bob Se
min have been battling it out
for the centerfield spot with
Semin gaining the nod in the
last three games.
Semin has four hits in 12 at
bats for a .333 average. He
had only four appearances at
the plate last year with one
hit.
Jerry Harris, sophomore
from Kearnev, is pounding
the ball at .571 clip with four
Colorado
Contest
Cancelled
Snow Halts
Big 8 Opener
Nebraska's scheduled week
end baseball series with Col
orado at Boulder has b e e n
canceDed because of snow.
Officials at Colorado report
ed that 13 inches of snow had
fallen and that the storm
wasn't over. They phoned the
University to notify them of
the cancellation.
Coach Tony Sharpe had al
ready., left with. 18 players
early yesterday morning but
they were stopped by the
State Patrol near Arapahoe
and returned to Lincoln.
According to Nebraska of
ficials, the games will not be
rescheduled. The Huskers'
next games are scheduled
against Iowa State at Lincoln,
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hits in seven appearances.
Harris started two games la
centerfield on the Huskers
southern trip.
Bill Fisher has the raighest
batting average on the team
but he has only been up
three times. In his three trips
to the plate, he has two hits
for a .667 average. Fisher
got both his hits against
South Dakota State after re
lieving LeRoy Zentic in left
field. Don Vogel has two hits in
nine trips for a .222 average
and has driven in three runs.
Vogel filled in at shortstop
in two games on the south
era swing when both Jerry
McKay and Dave Murakami
were injured.
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