Wednesday, February 10, 1960
The Dally Nebraskan
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Husker Trackmen -"'-Defeat K-State for 3rd Win
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ANOTHER GREAT STATE THEATRE
Irt RUN ATTRACTION
By Dave Calhoun
The Husker track team
continued on their winning
ways Tuesday night by drop
ping . Kansas State 69 and
two-thirds to 52 and one
third. Nebraska racked up vic
tory number three for the
season.
Three meet records were
set and one meet record was
tied.
At the end of nine events
Nebraska held a slim four
How They Scored
TRACK EVENTS
NO KS
SO-yard oasL '. S 4
440-rard m I
00-rard m 1
MO-yard raa t 1
1,000-jard raa
Mile raa ' S
t-Mlle raa I
DO-jrard hick hurdles 4 (
60-yard low bardlet 4 (
Mil relay (
Total 11 SI
FIELD EVENTS
NO KS
Pb Malt I 4
Sbt pat t 4
Bread lamp S
libra Jama t 4
Totals M4 lTVb
TRACK EVENTS 51 35
FIELD EVENTS 14 17V4
GRAND TOTALS Wa "Ml
and one-third advantage, but
a first and a third in the two
mile end a sweep of the 1000
yard run iced the victory for
the Huskers.
Bob Cross, speedy Nebras
ka sprinter, was sidelined for
the evening with a damaged
hamstring muscle, after win
ning the 60 yard dash. Coach
Frank Sevigne said the ex
tent of injury will not be de
termined until later today.
Joe Am e r 1 c a n Horse
stretched the Huskers lead
when -he won -the -record-breaking
two mile run.
American Horse ran the
event in 9:32.2, shattering
the meet record, set by
Charles Mitchell of Kansas
State in 1938, by :15.2. Paul
Nielson placed third in the
two mile to add another point
to the Husker's score.
Nebraska cracked the meet
wide open when Dick Kier,
Jerry Marples and Bill Melo
dy swept the 1000 yard run.
Kier's time of 2:22.0 estab
lished a new meet record for
the event.
The Huskers continued to
dominate the middle dis
tances as Joe Mullins and
Ken Ash olace first and sec-
end, respectively, in the 880.
For the third time in as
many meets Husker Coach
Sevigne scratched Nebras
ka's mile relay team. The
Wildcats ran the e vent
against the clock to pick up
the five points.
Highlight of the field events
was in the pole vault. Ne
braska's Jim Craft soared
over 13-6 to take first place
honors. This has been Craft's
best showing this season.
Last year the junior vaulter
cleared 13-8.
Nebraska's team captain
Joe Mullins continued to cut
his time in the 600 yard run.
In Tuesday night's contest
Mullins, current hold of the
Big 8 conference record,
made the tour in 1:12.3, three
tenths of a second under his
Conference record.
ON THE TRACK
Mile ran 1. Joe American Horse (N);
2, Larry Wagner (KS): 3, Bill Melody
(N). T 4:28.9.
80-yard dash 1, Bob Cross (N); 2. Rex
Stacker (KS); 3. Bob Bakt (KS). T
:i)6.5.
oo-yard raa 1, Joe Mullins (N); 2.
Bob Grosiek (KS): 3. Ken Ash (N). T
1:12.3 (meet record new event).
440-yard run 1, Baker (KS)i 2. LoKoy
Keane (N); 3, Gent Adams (KS). T
:51.8.
60-yard hlih hurdles 1, Rex Stucker
(KS); 2. Milt Haedt (N); 3, Bill Fasano
(N). T :07.5 (Ties meet record set by
Bill Smuts of Nebraska in 1940).
2-mlle ran 1, American Horse (N);
2, Duane Holuim (KS): 3. Paul Nielsen
(N. T 9:32.2 (Nfci ir.-et record. Breaks
record of 9:47.4, set by Charles Mitchell,
K-State, 1938). , .
880-yard run 1, Joe Mull'ns (N); 3,
Ken Ash (N); 3, Bob Groszek (KS). T
1:57.7.
1,000-yard ran 1, Nick Kier (N)l S.
Jerry Marples (N)i 3. Melody (N). T
2:22 (Record. New event.)
60-yard low hardies 1, Stucker (KS);
2, Fasano (N); , Knaub (N). T :06.9.
Mile relay 1. Kansas State (Paul
Bowles, Glen Nelson, Kent Adams, Bob
Baker). T 3:38.9.
IN THE FIELD
Shot out 1, Al Wellman (N), M-3V41 1,
Jim NeH (KS), 45-10i 1. Dave Chelesnik
(KS), 43-10. i t
Hirh jump I, Steve French (KS),
6-2V.; tie 2. Larry Janda, Max Waldo
(N) and Jerry Johnson (KS), 5-10.
Pole Vault 1, Jim Kraft (N). 13-8:
2, Jerry Hess (KS), 13-0; 3, Dale Evans
(KS), 11-6. t
Broad Jump 1, Bob Knaub (N),
22-9; 2, Murray Corbia (KS), 22-6Vi
Kraft IN), Z1-6M.
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Any sophomore, junior or sen
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In Nebraska's last meet
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CORRECTION
In League 1-A of the Intra
mural Basketball Standings
of yesterday's "Inside Intra
rriurals" Kappa Sigma was
listed as the league-leader
with a 1-0 mark. The Kappa
Sigs are currently in first
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losses.
IM Scores
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Law college 48, ueoMwrapners z irru
Dental College 47, Physicist 16 (Fri)
Manatt-B 32. Benton-B 26
Pioneer J. Delta Siima PU (forfeit)
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games while losing six, post
ing a 907 average. The Husk
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Standings.
- NU's five man team has
been sparked by the per
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Strom. Holmstrom, sophomore
from Independence, Missouri,
is currently bowling at a 195
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the league's high game of
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3rd.
Other team members and
their averages include: Bill
Vacek, 133; Stu Kutler, 173;
Jerry King, 167; and Gary
Stark, 175.
The next match for the
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