Monday, March 28, 1960
The Daily Nebraska
Page 3
39 Letters, 22 Numerals
Awarded to NU Athletes
By Norm Beatty
A total of 39 letters and 22
freshman numerals were
awarded to the various mem
bers of the University of Ne
braska winter sports teams,
according to Athletic Director
Bill Orwig.
Basketball toped all other
winter sports with 19 round
ballers winning awards.
Twelve varsity letters and
seven frosh numerals were
given out.
Herschell Turner, who set
a new scoring record this
year, heads the list of varsity
monogram winners. He was
accompanied by Bob Harry
who was held from competi
tion for the last two games
after a brilliant season:
Wayne Hester, Lincoln, was
the only other senior who won
a letter this year.
Other varsity lettermen in
clude Bill Bowers of Lincoln,
Al Buck, Ft. Wayne, Ind. and
Jan Wall of Lincoln who will
make up the Husker rebound
ing corps next year.
They will be ably assisted
by veterans Jim Kowalke of
Sioux City, la. and Albert
Maxey of Indianapolis, Ind.
who finished direotly behind
Turner in scoring for the 1959
1960 season.
The remaining varsity letter
winners who will be back
next year to boost Jerry
Bush's team are Al Roots of
Kansas City, Mo., Rex Swett
of Huron, S.D. and Phil Barth
of Omaha. .These three will
probably provide able quarter-backing
for the 1960-1961
team.
The Huskers will get help
from the following freshmen
who have won numerals: Tom
Ernst, Columbus; Sam
Kreigh, Zanesville, Ind. ; Rich
ard Muma, Chadron; Chet
Paul, Lincoln (top scorer for
the frosh for the past season) ;
Mike Stacey, Weeping Water
and Homer Uehling, Uehling.
Fred Rickers of Wayne
and Martin Swan of Lincoln
won varsity and freshman
awards for student managers
respectively.
Dozen Swimmers
A total of 12 athletes won
varsity swimming letters.
This group is highlighted by
Joe Stocker who holds Husk
er breaststroke records and
diver Jim Frank.
Others are: Don Benson,
Scottsbluff ; Roger Bos veld,
Mason City, la.; Ron Buck
lin, Lincoln; Larry Ferrell,
Lincoln; Larry McClean, Fre
mont; Kuniaki Mihara, Oma
ha; Myron Papadakis, Oma
ha; Jim Picket, Lincoln;
Fran Tomson, Omaha; arid
Branch Walton, Lincoln.
Frosh numeral winners in
clude Russell Ash, Omaha;
LaVern Bauer s, York; Jay
Groth, Lincoln; John Matters,
Omaha; Bob Mitchell, Lin
coln; Phil Swaim, Lincoln
and Jim Wilber, Lincoln.
14 For Gymnasts
In gymnastics there were
14 awards given, 11 varsity
and three freshman.
Phil Hall, Husker standout
who missed the latter part of
the season due to an injury,
heads the list.
Dennis Anstine, Hastings,
Bowers, Lincoln; Bill Brass,
Sargent; Karl Byers, Lin
coln; Herbert Hanich, Lin
coln; Virgil Kubert, Lincoln;
Doug Moore, Omaha and
Charles Williams of Ainsworth
also won varsity gymnastic
letters.
Freshman numberal w i n
ners were Louis Burkel, Be
atrice; Richard McCoy, Lin
coln and William Murphy,
North Platte.
William C. Wax of Lincoln
was given a varsity letter
for his student manager work.
Only four wrestlers won
varsity letters this year. The
promising freshman squad
produced five numeral winners.
Full Slate
Scheduled
For May 7
All Sports Day
Plans Announced -
The University's All-Sports
Day program was announced
Friday by NU Athletic Direc
tor Bill Orwig. j
Football, as usual will high
light the May 7 program, pit
ting the Varsity against the
Alumni. A dual track meet
between the Huskers and the
Air Force will add more spice
to the sport festival.
Coach Bill Jennings com
mented that even though the
spring practice session for
the Varsity players has been
set back to April 18, the
Huskers will meet the Alum
ni at 1:30 p.m., on All-Sports
Day.
The program:
9 a.m. Golf, Nebraska vs.
Kansas at Lincoln Country
Club.
10:00 a.m. Gymnastics
exhibition.
10:30 a.m. Tennis, Nebras
ka vs. Kansas at NU courts.
1:30 p.m. Football, Var
sity vs. Alumni at Memorial
Stadium.
4:00 p.m. Track, Nebras
ka vs. Air Force Academy at
Memorial Stadium.
The otherwise drab wrest
ling team had a brilliant
standout this year in heavy
weight Jim Raschke, a sopho
more who was the winningest
Husker wrestler this year.
The other three athletes
who won wrestling letters on
the varsity team were Jim
Faimon of Lawrence; Garry
Harley of Grand Island and
George Rethmeier of Neligh.
AOPi-DUV
Win Coed
Volleyball
' Alpha Omicron Pi-Delta Up
silon No. 1 defeated Gamma
Phi Beta-Sigma Phi Epsilon
No. 2 for the Coed Volleyball
Championship. The AOPi-DU
team swept the finals with
12-5 and 15-0 wins.
Playing on the winning
team were Jim Kowalke, Den
nis Elder, Jan -Sherwood,
Phylis Grube, Polly Doering,
George Garrett, Pennie Sand
ritter, Jack Koberg, Fran
Johnson and Dean Prazak.
The Women's Athletic As
sociation, under the direction
of Miss Gifforn, sponsors the
annual Coed Volleyball Cham
competing for 8 weeks. The
first games were played De
cember 8.
Tortured Logic
To Spread
Vegetarianism
(ACP) A slight case of tor
tured logic will be employed
to spread vegetarianism in
the West, says the Asian Stu
dent.
The object to be used is a
two-year-old Indian elephant.
Woodland Kahler, vice
president of the International
Vegetarian Union with head
quarters in London, said in
Bombay recently that the
strength and stamina of this
vegetarian animal would con
vince the non-vegetarians of
the efficacy of cabbages and
kidney pie.
NU Bowlers
Trip to Iowa
The Nebraska Union Bowl
ing team left Friday after
noon for two matches in
Iowa. The Husker bowlers
met Iowa University Friday
and faced Iowa State Satur
day. Team members making the
trip were Ralph Holstrom,
Gary Stark, Bill Vacek, Stu
Kutler, Jerry Dondlinger and
Jerry King. Merle Retting,
Games Manager, and Bill Mc
Kinnon, Union Activities
Manager, accompanied the
team. .
The Huskers are rated in
the Number 2 spot in Big
Eight Conference Bowling.
The Nebraska team is
sporting new scarlet pants
that match the scarlet trim
on their white shirts.
Gymnast Albers
Will Come to NU
Dennis Albers, the all
around gymnast who has led
Hastings High School to two
consecutive states titles, will
attend the University of Ne
braska next fall, Coach Jake
Geier announced.
Albers, who has won the
all-around erown the past two
years in the state meet plus
other titles, rates this opin
ion from Geier, "Albers has
the ability to become a na
tional contender within a year
or two." ..
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KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE (SNOW)
BALL . . . Ken Ruisinger, first baseman
for the Huskers bats with a shovel as
teammates try to clear away snow that
has blanketed the Husker diamond since
two days after Christmas. Ely Churchich
assumes his catching position with Elmer
Takenishi backing him up. LeRoy Zentic
helps clear the home plate area as Doug
Sieler works the third base line, also with
a shovel. The Husker baseballers are
scheduled to. open the season Friday
against South Dakota State, but it's going
to take more than shovels to clear the
diamond.
Neil Nannen
Will Attend
Nebraska
Neil Nannen, high scorer for
the Syracuse Class B State
Championship basketball
team will attend the Univer
sity of Nebraska next fall,
Coach Jerry Bush announced.
State tournament fans will
remember : h i s outstanding
performance) against tin Holy
Name standout," Chuch' Sla
dovnik, in the finals of the
tourney.
Neil is 6-4 in height and is
in the upper 50 percent of his
class scholastically. His ac
complishments in basketball
include All State, All Tour
ney, All State Class B.
Neil is a brother of Lyle
Nannen who played for Ne
braska in 1955-56-57.
Have Parts, Will Travel
While Recruiter's Aieay
The Thieves Will Play
Cornhusker assistant foot
ball coach Dick Monroe is
having trouble keeping his car
in one piece.
Thursday Monroe returned
from a- recruiting trip and
discovered his steering wheel
had disappeared from his car,
which had been parked in
back of the Coliseum. After
finally securing a new one he
invited Husker Aide Jack
Braley to join him at lunch
Friday.
But Monroe wasn't to get off
se, easily. The car wouldn't
Baseball Meeting
There will be a very im
portant meeting for all
freshmen baseball candi
dates at 7:00 p.m. Monday
in the Field House, accord
ing to Coach Tony Sharpe.
start. After checking under
the hood, he found that the
carburetor, the air filter, the
fan and several other parts
were missing.
Dick commented, "Fortu
nately, I was able to get it
towed away Friday afternoon,
otherwise it would have all
disappeared, tires, motor and
all."
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
Relays
To Honor
Nebraska
Nebraska will be one of the
five schools honored at the
annual Drake Relays at Des
Moines, April 29-30, according
to NU track Coach Frank
Sevigne.
Nebraska is one of the five
schools in the University di
vision to win the most events
during the first 50 years of
the track classic. The Drake
Relays Committee will pre
sent an award to the schools,
according to Bob Karnes,
Drake track mentor.
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