Monday, Moy 11, 1959
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Poge 3.
Kansas Thumps Nebraska
As Records Take Beatin
Ten meet records were set
and one equaled as Kansas
thumped the Nebraska, thin
clads 94-42 on a muddy track
during all-sports day festivi
ties. Records were set in the 440
vd. run, 440-yd. relay, 120-yd
high hurdles. 220-yd low hurd
les, mile rela.y, shot put, pole
vault, high jump, discus and
broad jump. The 100-yd. dash
record was equaled by
Charles Tidwell of Kansas
and Bill Alleys Kansas set
a meet record with a javelin
toss of 225 feet 4 inches but
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it was disallowed because of
excessive tape on his javelin.
The only Husker involved
in the record, breaking on
slaught wai Ken Pollard With
a pole vault of 14-6V erasing
the mark set by Don Cooper,
also of Nebraska, at 14-114.
OX THE TRACK
- Mullin N. t
Cliff Cusr.men (K). 1. Tom Stratka K).
Time 4:19.
440 L Bob liba K, 1 Bob Covey
fK) 2. Don House (N). Time : .
(New meet record, eld record of iiS.0
set by Loyal Hurlbert N, WSO).
440-rar relay 1, Kansas (Paul
Rearick. Paul Williams, Bob Liba,
stadium record, old stadium record
Charlea Tidwell). :4.15 (New meet and
stadium record bettering 41.1 aet by
Houston. 1959).
lJO-yard high hardies 1. BR Tillman
fK). 2. Bob Okeratrom (K), 1. Darwin
Aahnaufh (K). Time :14.( (New meet
record, old record of :14 7 aet by Jack
Greenwood of Kanaaa In 1942 and equaled
by Greenwood la 1990.)
100-yard data 1. Chariot Tidwell AO.
1. Don PhilUppa (N). 1. Dick Jam- (N).
Time :09.7 (Equals meet record oat by
Dick Button of Nebraska In 1M.)
tM-yard low bardies L Charlea Tid
well (K). 1 Darwin Ashbsiurh (JO, I.
Bob Knaub N). Time :23. (New meat
record, old record of :21.l oat by Bar.
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Nominations
The- Daily Nebraskan
Sports Staff will make their
annual award to the out
standing athlete of the year.
Nominations should.be sent
to: Sports Editor, Daily Ne
braskan, Room 20, Student
Union.
The deadline for nomina
tions Is S p.m. Tuesday,
May 19. The winner will be
announced in the Friday,
May 22 edition of the Daily
Nebraskan.
IT Wllea of Kansaa tn 1937 and tied ny
Lea Schloesaer of Kanaaa In IMS and
Jack Greenwood of Kaoaaa In U4.)
Mile relar 1. Kanaaa (Cliff Club
man. Bob liba. Bob Tayue. Bob Covey).
Time t: 17.1. (New record, old record
oi 1 U set by Nebraska. 1949).
MO-yart ran 1. Bob Tan K. 1
Joe Mulling (N), 2. Kan Aah (N). Tim
1:114.
tW-Tird a 1. Panl Winiama (K).
1. Dick Jahr (N). 1. Don Phillips N).
Time :JH.
t-aille m 1. BlUy MUla (K. 1.
Joa American Bora (N), 1. Dan Bala.
ton (K). Tim (:..
IN THE FIELD
Rnel PsA-l. Bid Krrer (TO. M-4; I. Al
Wellmaa (N. 50-1H4I 1. Jerry Fooa
(K). 49-m. (New meet record, old rec
ord of 12-m aet by 8am Francis of N
braaka In 1917.)
JaTella L Bill Alley OO 125-41 2. Jim
Londerholra (K), 107-11 i S. John Book
(K). 190-1. (Meat record disallowed be
oaiia of too much tap on Javelin.)
Pole Yantt 1. Ken Pollard (N, 14-eTVt i
t. Jack Steven (K). 11-1; 1. Jim Kraft
(N), (New moot record, old rec
ord ol 14-1V Ml by Do Cooper CN),
1991.)
High Juum L Bob Cannon (TO, MM:
1-1. Tie between Bob Lammal (N) and
Bench Turner (N), HO. (New meet
record, old record of aet by Dal
Shannon (K), 1937.)
Dleen t Jerry Foe CK), BMl 1.
Al Wellman OO. 15041 t. Tony DtvU
(N, 144-21. (New record. oM record of
145-14 (at by Cliff Dal (N. 1M3).
Broad fame 1. Paul Williams (K),
M-owi: a. Bob Knaub (N. M-7 1
Darwin AahbanA (K) -3V. (New
meet record, old record oi S4-0 net by
Jerry Lee (N), 1931).
By Hal Brown
Atw hpin? held scoreless
for a half, the Nebraska Var
citv rams back . to score a
22-0 victory over the Alums
in the feature oi au-sports
day before an estimated
crowd of 7,500 at Memorial
Stadium.
Tr was the worst defeat
suffered by the alums since
the series was originated in
1950 and the first time the
grads have been shut out. The
only other shutout in the ser
im cflma in 1956 when the
grads.blanked the Varsity 14-0.
It took the varsuy u piays
to go 42 yards for their first
score with Carroll Zaruba,
Pat Flsrhpr. Don" Fricke and
Tom Kramer carrying the
pigskin. The drive started
when FranK Mmon iumDiea
the second half kickoff and
Pat Fischer pounced on it on
the Alumni 42 yard line.
The touchdown came on a
4th and one situation when
Kramer faked a handoff to
Fricke going into the line
Huskers Victim
As Kansas Nine
Gets First Win
Nebraska was the victim of
the Kansas Jayhawkers first
baseball win of the season,
8-3, Friday. The Huskers sent
four pitchers to the mound in
the nine inning game with
starter Harry Tolly being
charged with the loss.
Kansas broke the game
wide open with a 5-run 6th on
three hits and a two-base
error by Shortstop Dave Mur
akami. Kansas sophomore Tom
Holler limited the Huskers to
only five hits and one earned
run as he went the distance
to pick up the win.
Saturday's doubleheader
was rained out. Nebraska is
now 3-7 in the conference and
Kansas is 1-9. Nebraska hosts
Oklahoma this weekend.
Box score:
Nebraska Kaaaa
IIM a W
Sleler cf-Sb 10 0 Hanaon e 4 0 1
4 10 Mueaier 2b 10 0
10 1 Duniaan rf 111
2 0 0 Melton cf 110
10 0 Lauterlung e 110
111 Amilen If 411
10 0 Nlcholat lb 4 10
5 0 0 Marcinek lb 110
110 Holler p 10 1
0 0 0
Murakami
Ruialnger lb
Zentlc If
Nclaon rf
Harria rf If
Dunne 2b
Churchich
Voiel 3b
Welch y
Larson a
Tolly p
Flock p
aSeeman cf
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Nebraska . .
Kansas
0 00
10 1
0 0 0
1 0
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cinek, Holler I. E Murakami. Zentic,
Tolly. Hanson, Mueitler, Arclnek. IB
Melton. SB Zentic. Dunne. SF Harria.
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Welch 1 10 0 10
Larson 1 1 0 0 0 1
Holler 1 1 1 14
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Golf, Tennis
Teams Win
The Nebraska tennis and
golf teams made their part in
all-sports day a winning one
with victories over Kansas
State.
The netters won five singles
matches and one doubles to
take a 6-1 win. The matches
were played in the Coliseum
because of the rain.
The golfers picked up an 8
to 3& victory in the rain at
Hillcrest Country Club.
Tennis Results:
Russell (N1 defeated PUiey KS) 16-14.
North (N) defeated Holwerda (KS) 12-7.
AiTutunaM (N) defeated Frank el (KS)
11-10.
Kress (N) defeated Atkins (KS1 12-0.
Kenoall (N) defeated Poort (KS) 12.
Nortb-Russell (N) defeated Holwerda.
Piliey (KS) 10-14.
Frank el-Atkina (KS) delated Arrigun-nga-Calhoun
12-0.
Golf Results:
Mick MeCulstlon, Nebraska, defeated
Jerry Hendricks. Kansas State, 244.
Larry Ronnie, Nebraska, defeated
Charles Hostetler, Kansas State. 2-1.
Dennis Buck Kansas State, defeated,
Tom Fulkerson, Nebraska, 2-1.
Dennis Mullins. Nebraska, defeated,
George Booker. Kansas State, 3-0.
Ag Rooters Day
Planned for Fall
Ag campus will be the
scene for the 24th annual
Rooters Day next fall, it was
announced Friday.
Reports of latest research
results on swine breeding and
feeding condycted at the Uni
versity will be part of the
event, said William IvOeffel,
chairman of the department
of animal husbandry.
and pitched out to Fischer.
Fischer trotted, unmolested,
around right end for the score.
Kramer's fake to Fricke was
so good that Fischer could
have crawed into the end
zone.
Second Score .
The second score came as
Clay White, Dallas Dyer, Noel
Martin and Dean Cozine drove
56 yards in 10 plays with
Dyer scoring from the 5 yard
line. The Varsity converted
for two extra points on a pass
from Cozine to End Don
Purcell.
The final touchdown came
on -a pass from Kramer to
End Mike Eger covering eight
yards. Pat Fischer wound up
the scoring for the afternoon!
by scooting around right end ;
for the two extra points.
Sidelights: The Varsity heldi
the Alums to 56 net yards
gained rushing. The Varsity
gained 265 yards rushing as
they stuck to the ground most
of the way. They threw only
four passes, completing two,
one for a touchdown and one
for the extra point.
The Varsity punted three
times for a total of 83 yards
and a meager 28 yard aver
age. Dick McCashland, last fall's
captain, was enthusiastic in
his praise of the Varsity.
"They looked real good, par
ticularly McDole in the line
and Kramer in the backfield,"
said McCashland."
"Kramer and Cozine were
both real deceptive at quar
terback. I think they (the
Varsity) are definitely an im
provement over a year ago
and they have more depth
which is real important. They
can wear you down with that
depth."
Skrimlshes
There were three brief
skrimishes during the game.
The first involved Varsity
halfback Pat Fischer and the
Alums Bill Hawkins. Grad Don
Kampe and George "Animal"
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off in the fourth quarter.
Larry Naviaux of the Alums
was ejected from the game
for applying a knee to Al
Long's face in some extra
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Tackle Roland McDole and
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Varsity-Alumni football game.
He is fighting a battle with
Cancer.
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pants were two scouts from
Minnesota. Nebraska will be
scouting Minnesota this week
end as the Gophers wind up
their spring drills. The two
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Linescore:
Statistics
First downs 21
yards rushing 16S
Yards piKsioy tl
Total yard 206
Varsity Ahmad
Passes
Passes completed .
Passes Intercepted
Fnmbles
Fambles lost
Penslties
Penalty rardars ...
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Pant yardage 21
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