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Kansas Relay Is First
Test for NU Swimmers
Nebraska's swimming team
in their first season under
the' direction of Dick Klaas
opens the season Saturday
In the Kansas Relays at Law
rence. Klaas announced a 13-man
traveling squad including sev
en lettermen. Those making
the trip are Don Benson, Joe
Bonnemeier, Roger Bosveld,
Ron Bucklin, Larry Ferrell,
Jim Frank, Larry McClean,
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Kosmet Klub Fall Review
Pershing Auditorium
Dec. II, 8 p.m.
Kuni Mihara, Myron Pa
padakis, Jay Smith, Joe
Stocker, Frank Tomson and
Branch Walton.
Colorado, Kansas and Kan
sas State are the other teams
In the meet. "Kansas should
win it since they have their
strongest team in history and
the others will fight it out
for s e c o n d," said Klaas.
"Everyone is stronger except
Nebraska," he continued.
Events Nebraskans will
compete in are:
400-yard free style relay,
Bosveld, Stocker, Frank and
McClean. 400-yard backstroke
relay, Tomson, Bucklin,
Mihara, and Ferrell.
' 400-yard butterfly relay,
Benson, Papadakis, Stocker
and McClean. 520-yard free
style medley relay, Frank,
Bucklin, Bosveld and Mihara.
240-yard medley relay,
Tomson, Stocker, McClean
and Ferrell. Diving relay,
Walton, Smith and Frank.
320-yard individual relay,
Ferrell, Mikara, Bonnemeier
and Bucklin.
240-yard free style relay,
Frank, Stocker, Bosveld and
McClean. 400-yard medley re
lay, Tomson, Benson, Papad
akis and Bosveld.
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phi Kappa Pil-B v- Sigma Alpha Epal-
Kappa Sigma-B v. Phi Delta Theta-B
FRIDAY GAMES
SCOfcES
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Delta Upallon-B 3S ... Tteta Xl-B 21
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Phi Gamma Delta-B
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Sterna Phi Epsilou-C 16
BeU Theta Pi-C 47
Alpha Tau Omega-C 29
HiU Xl-C Sirma Nu-C 25
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Delta Upsilon-C 0
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Kappa Siarna-A .. . .
8lma Alpha Epailoa-A 26
Alpha Tau Omaga-A 44
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Phi Gamma Delta-A Thtta Xi-A 29
DelU Lpilon-A 30
DalU Tan Delta-A 29
Pi Kappa Phi 34 TheU Chi IS
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Town Quartet Wins
IM Swimming Title
Town Quartet finished first
in only two events of the
intramural swimming finals
but picked up enough seconds
and thirds to walk off with
the championship.
Town Quartet scored 63
points followed by Phi Delta
Theta 44, Beta Theta Pi 37,
Avery 27, Phi Kappa Psi 24,
Seaton I 19, Alpha Tau Ome-
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4 and Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3.
Larry Ferrell finished first
in the 100-yard backstroke
and James Wilbur, Don Ben
son, James Pickett and Fer
rell teamed up to win the
200-yard medley relay for
the only first place finishes
by Town Quartet.
Two records were borken
and two more established.
New records were established
in, the 200-yard free style by
Jay Groth of Beta Theta Pi
at 2:21.5 and in the 200-yard
medley relay by the Town
Quartet team at 2:09.1. Both
were new events this year.
Phil Swain of Beta Theta
Pi shattered the old record
in the 100-yard individual
medley with a time of 1:05.0.
The old record was set by
Jerry Keown at l:08.8in 1957.
The Phi Delta TheU 200
yard free style relay team
composed of Robin Snider,
Stan Wilson, Charles ' Wilson
and Jim Frank set a new
record in that event with a
1:50.5 clocking. The old rec
ord was set by Beta Theta
Pi at 1:51.1 in 1957.
The results:
W-yard Pre Style -1. Laveraa Baoert.
Seaton I; t. Jim Pickett, Tot Quartet;
J. Rusa Ash. Avery: 4. sieve !orui. i-ni
Kappa Pail S. Taylor, Phi Kappa Put-
Tim 25.5.
lee-yard Batterfty 1. Robin n I d e r.
Phi DelU TheU; 2. Myron Papadakis,
Town Quartet; 1. Russ Ash, Avery.
Time 1:14.3.
We-yard Free SMe 1. Jay Groth, Beta
TheU Pli 1- Chuck Wilson. Phi DelU
TheU I 2. Myron PapadaUa. Town Quar
tet. Time 2 21.S (New record for new
event).
lee-yard Backstroke 1. Larry Ferrell.
Town Quartet; 1 John Mattes. Benton;
2. Jim Wilbur. Town Quartet! 4. Burt
Marnrk. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 3. Ken
Ash. Averr : C. Joha Henaie. Phi Kapca
Psi. Time 1:10.0.
lsar Free Style 1. Pha Swalm.
BeU TheU Pi; t. Levers Bauera, Sea-
ton I; I. Jay Groth, Jteu Theta PI: 4.
Leo Losue, Alpha Taa Omega. Tune
&5.S.
lea-yard Breaststreke 1. Laveraa Batt
ers, Seaton I; 2. Don Benson, Town
Quartet; 1. Leo Logue, Aipha Tau Omega;
4. Charles Wilson. Phi Delta TheUi I.
Tom Ash, Avery. Time 1:16 5.
Diving i. Jim Frank, Phi Dalta
TheU; 2. Steve North, Phi Kappa Pel;
1. Jay Smith. Town Quartet; 4. Larry
Cole, Phi Kappa Pal; . Russ Ash, Avery.
100-yard Individual Medley Belay 1.
Phil Swaira, BeU TheU PI; 2. Larry Fer
rell, Town Quartet; 3. Sieve North, Phi
Kappa Psi; 4. Ken Ash, Avery; S. Tom
Ash. Avery. Time 1:05 0 (New record.
old record of l;WI by Jerry Keown in
1W7.)
ton-yard Medley Belay-1. Towa Quar
tet (Jamea Wilbur. Don Benson. James
Pickett, Larry Ferrell): 1. BeU TlieU
Pi; 3. Pin DelU TheU; 4. Phi Kappa Psi.
Time 2:09.1 (New record, aew event
MO-yard Free Style Relay-1. Phi DelU
TheU (Robin Snider, Stan Wilson, Charts
Wilson. Jim Frankii 2. Town Quartet;
3. Avery; 4. Alpha Tau Omeia; i. Theta
l; . BeU TheU PI. Time 1:M.S (New
record, old record of 1:51.1 BeU TheU
Pi la 1H7).
Wrestlers
Face OU
Tonight
N e b r a s k a's soDhomore-
studded wrestlinff team onens
the season tonight aeainst
Oklahoma at N o r m a n and
travel to Stillwater Satnrrlnv
to meet Oklahoma State.
Nine of the ten wrestlers
making the trip are sopho
mores. Drawing opening as
signments against the Soon-
ers will probably be Ted
Rethmeier, 123-lbs. ; Phil
Johnson. 130-lbs. : W a v n e
Reeve, 137-lbs.; Jim Faimon,
147-lbs.; Gene Tice, 157-lbs.;
Bruce O'Callaehan. 167-lbs
Roland Wallick, 177-lbs.: and
Jim Raschke, heavyweight.
Others making the trip are
Garry Harley, an 157-pounder
and Jim Anderson, an 147
pounder. Rethmeier is the
only upperclassman on the
squad.
Gregg Doubtful
Oklahoma, a third place
finisher in last year's NCAA
meet, will probably be with
out the services of their top
147-po under, Jay Gregg.
Gregg defeated Ken Hecht of
Colorado Mines 10-4 in his
opening match Dec. 4.
The Sooners defeated Colo
rado Mines 29-3. Their prob
able wrestlers against the
Huskerg are Gerald Whitfield,
123-lbs.; Duwayne Miller, 130
lbs.; Stanley Abel, 137-lbs.;
Lawrence Gregory, 147-lbs.;
Ray Johnson, 157-lbs.; Sid
Terry, 167-lbs.; David Camp
bell, 177-lbs.; and Dale Lewis,
heavyweight.
Abel was last year's NCAA
champion at 130 pounds and
Terry was a NCAA runner-up
at 157 pounds. Lewis was a
Pan-American heavyweight
champion in Olympic style
wrestling.
Oklahoma State. Saturday
night's opponent, is the de
fending NCAA champion.
VOTE
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CAMPUS WORSHIP
DISCIPLES STUDENT FELLOWSHIP
1237 R Street
Keith D. Stephenson, minister
10:00 a.m.. Service of Holy Communion
10:30 a.m., Coffee and Diaouaslon
5:00 p.m.. supper
6:00 p.m.. Worship and Program (
LUTHERAN STUDENT CHAPEL (NATIONAL LUTHERAN
COUNCIL)
(35 .North Uth Street
Alvln M. Petersen, pastor
:15 a.m., Student Church Council with Bible Study
(1st and 3rd Sundays i
L.S.A. Cabinet with Blbla Study
(2nd and 4th Sundays)
10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship
6:30 p.m., Lutheran Biuaem Association
SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS CHURCH (CATHOLIC jiuutm u
CENTER) ft
111S Q Street
C. J. Kesnan, pastor
' R. r. Sheehr. J. R. Myeri. associates
Sunday Masses at S, t, 10, 11. 12
Confessiona on Saturday; 4:S0-S:10 p.m. and T:0-8:0 p-.m.
UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (PRESBYTERIAN,
CONGREGATIONAL, E.U.I., E 1 R.)
K3 No. 14th Street
Rex Knowles, minister
11:00 a.m.. Morning; Worship :00 p.m.. Vespers
5:30 p.m.. Supper :30 p.m.. Forum
UNIVERSITY EPISCOPAL CHAPEL
13th and R Streets
Gilbert M. Armstrong, Chaplain
9:00 a.m.. Holy Communion 11:00 a.m.. Morning Prayer
6:30 p.m.. Evening Prayer 6:00 p.m., Canterbury
UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN CHAPEL (MISSOURI SYNOD)
14th sd A 4 Streets 10:48 a.m.. Morning Worship
Alvin J. Norden, pastor 5:30 p.m.. Gamma Delta
:30 a.m.. Bible Class
UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHAPEL (WESLEY FOUNDATION)
W. B Gould and J. B. White, ministers
8:00 a.m.. Holy Communion (Wesley House, 1417 R)
9:30 a.m.. Morning Worship (S35 N. lth
10:30 a.m.. Coffee hour and Bible Study (Wesley Bouse)
5:00 p.m.. Supper (Wesley House)
:00 p.m.. Forum (Student Union)
7:00 p.m.. Vespers (Wesley House)
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