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Wednesday, March 2, 1960
The Daily Nebraskan
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Yearling Ciiidermen
Nip Kansas 63-58
Ernest Gunter Picks Up
Four More First Places
By Cloyd Clark
The freshmen track squad
squeezed past Kansas 63-58,
to bring its postal track rec
ord to three wins and no de
feats. Nebraska's depth unseated
the young Jayhawkers, who
won eight out of fourteen
events. Although the fresh
men only won six events,
Ernest Gunter
they placed in every event
and swept the 60-yard high
hurdles, 60-yard low hurdles,
and the 440-yard run.
Ernest Gunter, the flying
Philadelphian, repeated his
previous feat of winning four
events and helped the mile
relay cut 2 seconds 'off their
postal time to win against
Kansas. Gunter equaled his
times in the 60-yard dash, the
60-yard highs and low, and
the 440-yard run.
Distance man Ray Stephens
bettered his time in the mile
and two-mile, and John Sil
veira cut his time in the 600
yard run. Both Stephens and
Silveira failed to win their
events.
Ron Moore finished second
behind Gunter in the lows,
but he tied Gunter in the
highs. Moore and Gunter both
ran :07.4 tieing Gunter's pre
vious meet marks.
Shot putter Larry Tomlison
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Weird Finesse
Develops Entry
By Alfred Sbeinwold
When you win a trick in
dummy you have the right
to lead from dummy to the
next trick. This right may be
far more precious than win
ning the previous trick.
South dealer
Neither side vuTnerabto
NORTli
A 9 7
K 6 2
9 7 4
WEST EAST
A 8 4 A 6 5
V Q J 10 5 A 9 I 4
K J Q 10 S 2
95 4 3 2 A 10
SOUTH
A A K Q I 10 J 2
7 3
A 6 5 3
a None
South Wot North Eaat
1 A Ps 1 NT Pu
4 A All Pa
Opening lead VQ
The opponents lead hearts,
and you ruff the third round.
How do you avoid the loss of
two diamond tricks? '
You might lead out five
rounds of trumps in the hope
that the opponents will fool
ishly discard diamonds. Not
a good chance unless you can
hypnotize your opponents.
A different plan is to lead
out the ace and a low dia
mond in the hope that the
opponents will not be in posi
tion to cash a second diamond
trick at once. This might
work as the cards lie.
West wins the second dia
mond with the king and re
turns a trump. You play the
seven of spades from dummy
and East plays the five. If
you have taken the precau
tion of ruffing the heart with
sam.
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Presenting
The Four Freshmen
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continued to improve, increas
ing his old mark 46-0 to 47-1
feet. However, he was forced
to settle for a second place
rating.
Fred Wilkie, yearling broad
jumper, won Nebraska's only
other individual event. Wilkie
jumped 21-7 feet to win the
event. His 6-1 performance in
tne nigh jump equalled bis
winning performance against
Oklahoma a week ago. but it
failed to get any better than
a second place against Kan
sas.
Seinifnals
Action in
IM Tourney
The Intramural Basketball
Tourney, now in its third
week, has advanced to the
semifinals in the npper
brackets of the divisions with
the only two undefeated
teams in each one battling it
out. The winners of these
Tuesday night games will
automatically have two shots
at their titles:
Fraternity A' -Kappa Sig
ma vs. Phi Gamma Delta
Fraternity 'B' Farm
House vs. Sigma Nn
Fraternity C' Beta Theta
Pi vs. Delta Upsilon
Burr-Selleck 'A Hitch
cock vs. Selleck
Burr-Selleck 'B' - Hitch
cock vs. Seaton I
Independent 'A' Dental
College vs. Law College
Monday's Intramural Scores
Seaton II- 46 Boucher-A 30
Sigma Nu-A 2 Pi Kappa Phi 0
Delta Tau Delta-B 47 Delta
Upsilon-B 33
Alpha Tau Omega-A 51 Pio-
neer-A 26
Beta Theta Pi-A 37 Farm
House-A 26
Phi Kappa Psi-A 62 Alpha
Gamma Rho-A 24
Kappa Sigma-B 23 Phi Kap
pa Psi-B 22
Losers 43 Pathogens 26
Clatonians 23 Wesley House
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a high spade you can stay
in dummy with the seven of
spades and can return to
dummy later with the nine of
spades.
Does this give you any
ideas?
Do It Yourself
The right idea is to do it
yourself rather than rely on
a friendly opponent and a
lucky break in diamonds.
Trump the third round of
hearts with the ten of spades
and lead the deuce of spades
to finesse dummy's seven!
This weird trump finesse
does not give you an addi
tional trump trick. It merely
gives you an additional entry
to the dummy. You arrive in
dummy with the seven of
spades and you can get back
later with the nine.
You use the first entry to
lead the king cf clubs from
dummy. East covers with the
ace (if he didn't you would
discard a diamond), and you
ruff with the jack of spades.
Now you get back to dum
my with the nine of spades
to cash the queen and jack
of clubs. This enables you to
get rid of two low diamonds,
and the contract is assured.
DAILY QUESTION
Partner opens with one
club, and the next player
passes. You hold: A A K Q J
10 32 V 7 3 A 6 5 3
A None. What do you say?
Answer: Bid two spades.
Th? jump takeout in a new
suit forces to game and hints
at slam. You don't need sup
port for partner's suit if you
have a solid suit of your own.
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Star Of The Week
Big 8 Diving Title
Eyed by Frank
By Norm Beatty
Consistency might be a
good by-word for this week's
Star of the Week, He is diver
Jim Frank.
Frank, who excels in diving
and swims when he is need
ed, has been honored on the
basis of his constant contri
bution throughout the season
to the N.U. swimming team.
The second sophomore
swimmer to receive the Star
of the Week award this year
has scored over 50 points in
15 dual and one invitational
meet during the past season
in his special one and three
meter diving events.
Preps For Big Meet
Frank will accompany his
teammates to Boulder, Colo,
this weekend where they will
complete their 1959-1960 sea
son in the Big Eight confer
ence meet.
"Nebraska should take
third or fourth, Oklahoma,
without a doubt, will win the
meet and I imagine K. U.
will be second. Iowa State
should be close to the top
too," Frank predicted.
As a pre-dent student
Frank said the Nebraska
swimming team should be at
its best in two years for as
many reasons.
"First, the high school
swimming programs are in
creasing each year. Three
Intramural Basketball Scores
Fratenltr 'A'
Phi Kappa Pit 40 SUrmi PM Erwilos
Alpha Gamma Rho I Corahualaer
Pioneer i Acacia
Alpha Tau Omega it Delia VpaDoa 4Z
Kappa Sirma 27 Beta Sigma tm 26
Phi Gumma Delta l Sutma Alpha Ma
22
Karr-Vllerk 'A
Hitchcock M Seatoa I 11
Gut I J Avery
Nanett Boucher II
Selleck 42 Seaton U 31
Hitchcock 41 Out I It
Selleck 4) ataaatt
Dental College The Losers 23
Geuiorrapnere M Paihocena V
!-. Collet 34 Wealejr Houa M
Phi Epeiloa Kappa 37 Cleumian 31
Dental College 37 Geolographerc 33
Ui College 41 Phi Epeiloa Kappa M
rraleraktr V
PM Delta Theta 31 Phi Kappa Pal IS
Farm Hoaae 31 Kappa Sigma 21
Alpha Gamma Kho 3 Delta lipailoa 31
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years ago there were seven
high schools with swimming
sports. Now there are 12. Al
so, kids now have a chance to
swim competitively during
the summers.
Great Recruiter
"The other reason is that
Has is a great recruiter. He
has built the Nebraska team
quite a bit and he will con
tinue to do so in the future,"
Frank pointed out.
Frank did his high school
swimming at Lincoln South
east High school where he
won the State diving cham
pionship for two years, the
City diving championship for
three years and the Mid
East Conference diving
championship for three years.
Placing second in the one
and three meter diving events
at the regional AAU meet
last summer at Topeka,
Kans., and being named high
school all-American for two
consecutive years were
Frank's greatest thrills.
Had Many Offers
The six foot, 150 pound Star
picked N. U. after he had
turned down offers from
Ohio, Michigan, Anapolis,
Oklahoma, Yale and others.
"I felt going to Nebraska
would be more convenient as
I could live at home," Frank
said.
Frank concluded that he
has no ambitions what so ev
er to continue his diving aft
er college.
Sigma Nu 2 Delta Tan Delta 23
Beta Theta Pi 26 Phi Gamma Delta 21
Farm Houa 2 Phi Delta Theta t
Sum Ma 2 Alpha Gamma Bbo
Barrtfelleek V
Cui I 27 Selleck 29
Hitchcock 38 Manatt 2t
Seaton II 2 Benton a
Hitchcock 44 Cue I 3f
frit rait? C
Delta lipailoa 29 Delta Taa Delta 25
Theta XI 25 Sigma Na 21
Beta Theta PI 21 Alpha Tan Omega U
Delta Vmiiim M Theta Xi 25
Alpha Taa Omega 2 Theta X
Delia Taa Delta S Sigma Ma 22
Cera-ftbacke
Bentoa-A 49 Canfielo-A 25
Inter Varaitr Hi Goodding A 20
Andrew war Burnett tdtaqaalttVdl
Alpha Tan Omeea-B 2 Newman Club
Theta Xl-B 2 Phi Delta Theta
Theta Xl-A Phi Delta Theta -A
Bruwa Paiaca It Alpha Gamma Sigma
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Kiaaclbacs 2 Bentoa-A
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Nebraska Climbs Out Of The CeUar
As Loop Race Enters Last Week
The Kansas State Wildcats
moved Into first place in the
Big Eight Conference with a
74-65 licking of Oklahoma
State, Monday night.
K-State has won nine and
lost four Big Eight games
and will now be tied with the
winner of Tuesday night's
Oklahoma-Kansas game at
Lawrence. Oklahoma and
Kansas were tied for secord
with 8-4 records going into
the game.
Mike Wroblewski led Kan
sas State past Oklahoma
State as he scored 26 points.
The Wildcats led 34-25 at
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Kaneaa State 4 .692 804 741
Oklahoma 4 .T TM (76
Kanaaa S 4 .467 771 147
Iowa State 7 .533 7M 22
Celerada C JOt 754 756
NEBRASKA 4 S .333 679 686
Missouri 4 t .303 CM 911
Oklahoma State 4 t Ja) ill 79C
the half, and widened the gap
to 60-40 before substituting.
The loss dropped the Cow
boys into a tie with Missouri
for last place, both with four
wins and nine setbacks.
Moe Iba scored 19 to lead
the O-State scoring.
Iowa State dumped Mis
souri, 92-69 in the other Mon
day night league battle. The
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Nebraskan
Sports
Sports Physicals
Given Tomorrow
Physicals for all Spring
sports (baseball, track, golf,
and tennis) will be given
tomorrow.
PanI Schneider, head
trainer for the University,
issued the notice that every
one intending to participate
should be at Student Health
at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Cyclones, back on the track
after a bad start in the
league, moved into fourth,
sporting a 7 6 mark.
High man for the Iowans,
who led 40-33 at halftime, was
Bob Stoy with 18 points.
Missouri's Joe Scott hit 21
for the losers.
Colorado is fifth in the
standings. The Buffs dropped
a protested game to Iowa
State last week at the Big
Eight Faculty Representa
tives meeting.
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Duwayne Miller, from the University of Oklahoma,
awaits his torn to practice for the Big Eight Wrestling
championships, which start Friday. Miller, last year's 123
pound division champion, is just one of the many confer
ence wrestlers who will attend the two day affair here at
the University. Last season Miller ended the regular sea
son with a 14-1 record.
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