weanesaoy, April i;,
Phi Psis and
Gus 11 Play
For Crown
Phi Kappa Psi and Gus II
moved into the finals of the
All-University V 0 II y b a 1 1
Championships last night with
victories over Acacia and
Smith respectively.
The Phi Psis, 1 1 d by the
tremendous spiking of the two
Stacy brothers, Sid and
Chuck, and Jim Good, took
two straight victories over
Acacia in a two out of three
series, to win the Fraternity
"A" Championships. Acacia
fell 15-4 in the first game but
made an early bid in the sec
ond one before falling 15-8.
Gus II also took two straight
games in a two out of three
series from Smith. Gus II
walked away with the first
game 15-6 but had to come
from behind in the second to
win 15-12. Smith led most of
the game but Gus II tied it up
12-12 and then went on to win.
Gus II, the Burr-Selleck
Champ, will meet the Phi
Psis, the Fraternity "A"
Champ, tonite at 8 p.m. for
the All-University Crown.
The Daily Nebroskon
Page 3
Canoe Stuffers
Spurn Booths
Phone booths, canoes
there're all the same.
Fifty-six persons at Wai
kikl Beach in Hawaii adap
ted the phone booth craze to
an implement c 1 0 s er to
home.
They stuffed themselves
Into an out r i g g e r canoe
which normally holds six.
The canoe then sank In shal
low water.
Hersch 's
Claims as
Honors Cement
NU's Greatest
By Hal Brown
It has been more than
month since the basketball
season ended but Hersch
Turner is still receiving ho&
ors to strengthen his claim as
Nebraska's most honored bas
ketball player. The latest hon
or to come his way was his
selection to Kansas State's
all-opponent first team.
He joined such select com
pany as Oscar Robertson of
Cincinnati and Arlen Clark of
Oklahoma State on the team
picked by the Wildcats.
Helms All American
Probably the greatest hon
or, Turner received this year
was a third team spot on the
Helms Athletic Foundation
Ail-American team. Turner
was one of only three Big
Eight players chosen by the
Helms Foundation. Bob Booz
er of Kansas State was a first
team choice and Clark of
Oklahoma State joined Turner
on the third team.
Commenting on the Helms
Softball Results
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hope to
Award, Turner said,
a great honor, but I
do better next year.
Hersch was also named to
the United Press International
Big Eight first team, to Look
magazine s district five all
star team. He will also re
ceive the Walter Dobbins me
morial award as the most
valuable basketball player at
Nebraska.
Only Junior
Turner was the only Junior
chosen by UPI. Rounding out
the UPI first five in addition
to Turner were Don Matus
zak, Kansas State; Clark,
Oklahoma State; Gerry
Schroeder, Colorado, and
Boozer, Kansas State.
Turner and Boozer were the
only Big Eight representa
tives on the Look team.
Boozer was on the All-America
first team.
The Walter Ttobbins memo
rial award is presented in
honor of Walter E. Dobbins,
former sports editor of the
Lincoln Journal. Turner was
chosen for the award by the
opposing Big Eight coaches.
The award will beoresented
May 9 as a part of All-Sports
Day.
AP Fails
. An incideni which caused
considerable comment
throughout the Big Eight was
the Associated Press' failure
to include Turner on their Big
Eight first team. The AP rele
gated Hersch to their secend
team. Turner's comment on
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being shunned by the AP
was, "I wasn't disappointed.
They picked who they thought
should be on the team."
Opposing coaches had noth
ing but praise for the 6-2, 185
pound junior from Indianap
olis, Indiana. Kansas State
coach Tex Winter compared
him to Oscar Robertson, Cin
cinnati's all-American. Win
ter said, "He's a tremendous
basketball player and as good
as anyone in the league this
year."
Tex added, "I think he can
do just about everything that
Oscar Robertson can and just
about as well. Oscar has a
little edge in shooting ability,
but other than that there's not
much difference. Turner is a
great player."
Other Coaches
Colorado coach Sox Walseth
said, "Turner can really move.
He has a good shot and un
der that Eastern-type offense,
he can do his best as a free
lancer." Doyle Parrack of Oklahoma
speaking of Turner and Al
Maxey said, "Turner and
Maxey are as good as anyone
around. We can't do anything
with them."
Jerry Bush, Turner's own
coach, says, "I very defin
itely think he's an All-American."
Bush continues, "The
greatest thing about Turner
is his devotion to the team.
He's a real team player. He
does things for us knowing
that he could possibly be
making a lot more points. But
he's just a great kid. There's
no doubt that he is one of the
greatest players I have ever
coached."
Scoring Record
Hersch set a Nebraska single
season scoring record with
428 points to lead the Husk
ers scoring. He also set a
Nebraska record for most
field goals in a single game
with 14 against Detroit. Turn
er led the Huskers in rebound
ing with 244. His closest com
petitor in this department was
Maxey with 179.
Another record which
Turner will undoubtedly erase
next year is the three-season
scoring record of 854 held by
Rex Ekwall. Hersch has a two
year total of 674 and needs
only 181 points h i s senior
year to set the record.
Turner thinks the Huskers
will be better next year. He
says, "I think we will be vast
ly improved. We will have
more heighth and more bench
strength, something which has
been lacking the past two
years."
Colorado Shot '
The feat that Nebraska bas
ketball fans will probably re
member Turner the longest
for is the 40-foot shot he hit
in. the last five seconds to
beat Colorado, 62-61 at t h e
Coliseum in February.
Turner doesn't claim this as
his biggest thrill of the '58-59
season however. According to
Turner, the biggest thrill of
the season was the team s
showing in the Big Eight
Tourney. After his c o 1 1 e g e
career is over, Turner hopes
to play pro basketball and
then go into commercial art
as an illustrator.
Tennis Team
To Omaha
the University of Nebraska
tennis team goes against
Omaha University at Omaha
Wednesday. Standing 3-5 for
the season, the Huskers have
won 27 and lost 27 individual
matches. In games won thn
Huskers have taken 503
against 509 by opponents.
Albert Arrigunaga of Mex
ico Citv is the top Doint maker
with 10. Bruce Russell, San
Diego, C'alif.. is next with 7
and Bill North, Lincoln, third
with 6.
, North is a two-sport ath
lete competing also as a
swimmer.
R.O.T.C. Rifle Team to Ho!d
Invitational Gallery Competition
The Varsity Rifle Team in
conjunction with the ROTC
department will sponsor the
Sixth Annual Invitat'onal Gal
lery Championship Match.
TJie mali o ha h'H Aoril
18-19 will be the largest inter
collegiate event of the year.
Eleven colleges and uni
versities with 130 riflemen
will participate in the event
which will be held in the
basement of the Military and
Naval Science Building.
Awards amounting to $150
will be given by the Varsity
Rifle Club and commercial
firms.
The meet will consist of
three matches.
The first will be a team
match with a possible 300
points to be fired from the
prone, kneel and stand posi
tions. The second will be an in
dividual match with a pos
sible 200 points to be fired
from the prone and stand po
sitions. The third match will con
sist of the scores of the first
two matches added together
for the total points of each
college.
The Lincoln Air Force Base
will provide lodging for the
riflemen.
The match which started in
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shooters has grown to be the
largest intercollegiate event
of its kind in the Midwest.
The Universii-' will have
two teams of 10 men each
in the event.
The University's first team
will consist of the following:
Ken Nowotny, Dick Woolley,
Conley Cleveland, Dick Chris
tensen, Marvin Cox, Mike
Flannigan, Bill Holland, How
ard McNiff, Andris Staklis
and James Moore.
The following men are in
the second team: John Gilli
land, Dave Hillman, Don Bell,
Huskers
At .500
Mark
Meet I. St.
Fridcy
Standing at an even .500
with four victories and four
losses. Nebraska's baseball
team meets Iowa State in its
first big Eight test of the sea
son here Friday and Satur
day. A single game is scheduled
at 3 p.m. Friday and two 7
inning games at 1 p.m. Satur
day. Coach Tony Sharpe will
start either Dean Flock or
Enlowe Hevner against the
Cyclones. Iwa State stands
1-5 but Sharpe points out that
three losses were to a strong
Minnesota team.
The Cyclones won one and
lost two to Oklahoma, but the
losses were by one-run mar
gins. Dave Murakami, sopho
more shortstop, and Ken Rui
singer, pitcher and first base
man, lead the Cornhuskers in
hitting after eight games.
Ruisinger also is the top
pitcher with 2 victories and
no losses.
Batting averages after eight
pames:
Nam ibrb rbl cv.
Jerry Harrit 7 I 4 1 .571
Bill Fisher 6 3 3 2 .500
Dave Murakami 17 7 3 .412
Earl Oilman S 2 2 2 .400
Ken Ruislneer 32 6 12 8 .375
Bob Glaon 6 O 2 2 3.13
.'erry McKay 3 r 1 0 .333
LeRoy Zcntiu 22 2 7 0 .318
Bob Semin 13 1 4 O .308
Gil Dunno 33 7 10 4 .303
Pick Nelson 27 3 I i .396
Dnn VoKel 12 5 S 7 .250
Harry Tolly 4 1 1 2 .25(1
Ely Churchich 22 t i 4 .257
Doug Sioler 25 11 5 3 .200
Enlowe Hevner 6 2 1 O .17
Pcan Flock 5 O 0 0 .000
Orvla T,rsen 4 1 0 .000
Rick Welch 3 0 0 O .000
Jim Wahl 1 0 0 0 .01)0
Jerry Benn 0 0 0 0 .000
PITCHING RECORDS
Name W L IP ERA BB SO
Flock 1 1 13M, 2 02 5 16
Welch 1 0 7H 2.45 6 2
Rulsinjer 2 0 11 3.27 7 6
Oleason 0 3 14' 5.02 8 4
Larsen 0 0 2 9.00 2 2
Hevner 0 5 14 40 7 3
Dunne V4 54.00 2 0
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Lynn Peterson, Richard Dix,
Leon Cunningham, Alvin
Christensen and Paul Moes-sner.
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