Fridoy, April 24, 1959
The Doily Nebraskan
Poga 3
Husfcer Nine TFi Test
Missouri's Win String
By Hal Brown
Nebraska's baseball team
will get a chance to see just
how good Missouri is this
weekend in a three game ser
ies at Columbia. Missouri is
currently In second place in
the Big Eight standings with
a 3-0 record and Nebraska is
holding down the third spot
with a 2-1 mark.
If Ken Rusinger's back has
mended he will probably get
the starting call for Friday's
nine inning game. Rusinger
has been bothered by a
pinched nerve in his back. He
sat out the first game against
Iowa State last weekend but
got into the doubleheader,
Saturday.
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If Ruisinger pitches Friday,
then Harry Tolly and Enlowe
"Lefty" Hevner will take the
mound for Saturday's two 7-
mnmg . contests. Hevner
pitched a one-hitter and Tolly
gave up only four hits as the
Huskers took a doubleheader
from Iowa State last Satur
day by identical scores of
21.
Missouri's scheduled series
with Kansas last week was
cancelled because of bad wea
ther. The Tigers hold 3-0, 26
3, and 22-0 victories over
Kansas State in their only Big
Eight competition. Missouri
has an overall record of 9-0.
Ken Ruisinger and LeRoy
Zentic" are leading the Husk
er regulars in hitting with .333
marks. Dave Murakami is the
only other Nebraska regular
hitting over .300 with a .308
average. Ely Churchich and
Dick Nelson are crowding the
.300 mark wjUi .290 and .286
respectively.
The averages:
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Bob Gltason J .333
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Harry Tolly 7 1 1 t .143
Da Flock 7 1 0 .143
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jDick Welch 1 J S.24
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KEITH GARDNER, one of Nebraska's greatest track
athletes will be competing unattached in the Drake Re
lays today and tomorrow. Gardner has competed in the
Chicago Daily News Games, the Boston Athletic Associa
tion Games, the Knights of Columbus Track Meets at
Boston and Cleveland, and the National AAU meet at
New York City this year.
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
Cowboys On
Top In Big 8 j
Oklahoma Stat is leading
the Big Eight baseball chase
going into the third week of
activity but Missouri coach
John "Hi" Simmons isn't
worried. Missouri is in sec
ond place with a 3-0 record
and Oklahoma State is 6-0.
"B'gosh, you know what I
say," Simmons expounded,
"that's a fine advantage, but
it's no hill for a stepper."
Tony Sharpe's Huskers are
in third place with a 2-1 rec
ord. Oklahoma State, Mis
souri and Nebraska are the
only teams over the .500
mark.
Conference Standings
Oklahoma State f l.ono . . .
Miaaoari 1 t 1.000 1H
Nebraska I 1 .67 IVa
low Stat t 4 .333 4
Oklahoma t 4 JJ3 4
Colorado .0 S
Kanoaa 1 .000 4Vk
Kanaa Stat St .000 4
Overall Standings
WIN.
Missouri .' t 1 .000
Oklahoma Stat 1 .900
Colorado 4 S .647
Oklahoma T I Mi
Nebraska t S 45
Iowa Stat t T .322
Kansas 1 .000
Kaaaos Stat .000
Nebraska 's Jamaican Jet
To Race In Drake Relays ;
By Charles Coffin
The flashy "Jamaican Jet,"
Keith Gardner, whose brilliant
track career at Nebraska
ended last season, will be
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The golfers have a 5-3 record
and the Betters are 4-5.
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Gardner, who set records
ranging in inclusiveness from
the Big Eight conference to
the world, has expended his
intercollegiate eligibility; he
will be running unattached.
His event will be the 100-yard
dash.
The friendly, mustached
speedster from Kingston, Ja
maica set Big Eight marks in
the 120-yard high hurdles and
220-yard dash last season. He
won the Henry F. Schulte
award for being the outstand
ing performer in the Big
Eight track meet, and was
named Daily Nebraskan
"Athlete of the Year."
Last summer, Keith toured
Europe with the Jamaican
track team, which he has cap-
tamed since 1955. The team;
competed in Sweden, Finland j
and England, took part in the j
British Empire Games in j
Cardiff, Wales, and then
visited Ireland and Scotland,
concluding the tour with a re
turn trip to Sweden.
During the two-month tour,
Keith ran in 46 races. He won
all but six, in which he fin
ished second. He set a Euro
pean record for the 100-yard
dash, with a time of S.4 sec
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This summer the 28-year
old "Jet" will remain in Ne
braska to attend summer
school. A Physical Education
major in Teachers College, he
will graduatenext January.
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Tracksters For Relays
Track coach Frank Se
vigne named Knolly Barnes,
Bill Melody, Joe American
Horse, Joe Mullins, Ken Ash
and Ken Pollard to perform
in the Drake Relays at Des
Moines today and tomorrow.
Barnes, Melody, American
Horse and Mullins will run in
the four-mile relay Friday.
This foursome was second in
the Texas Belays with a 17:18
clocking. American Horse set
a Nebraska record In the two
mile run Tuesday against
Houston and Kansas State
with a time of 9:27.5.
Mullins won the mile Tues
day with American Horse in
third place. Mullins time was
4:11.4 and American Horse
was close behind in 4:12.6.
Nebraska will run in the
two-mile relay Saturday with
the same quartet mentioned
above probably teaming up
again although Ken Ash may
replace one of them. The
Huskers were second in this
event ct the Kansas Relays
finishing on the heels of the
winning Jayhawks.
Joe Mullins may run in the
open mile Saturday. The race
is scheduled after the two
mile relay and Sevigne be
lieves there will be enough
time to give Mullins the need
ed rest
Ken Pollard will compete
In the pole vault for the Husk
ers. He vaulted 134 Tues
day to win against K-State
and Houston.
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