Friday, April 8, 1960
Baseballers Head South
After Second Victory
By Hal Brown
Jan Wall, Husker sopho
more, will "be on the mound
today in the first game as
the Huskers open the Big
Eight season with a twinbill
against Kansas State at Man
hattan.
The two teams will play a
single game Saturday after
noon. ' Wall struck out nine men
In three innings of work
against South Dakota State
Tuesday. He was the winning
hurler.
Six men in the Nebraska
starting lineup for today are
hitting better than .300 in
cluding Wall.
Today's probable starting
lineup with the batting aver
ages are: Doug Sieler, 2b
(.250); Jerry Harris, cf
(.400); Ken Ruisinger, lb
(.500);LeRoy Zentic, If (.500);
Dick Nelson, rf (.000); Phil
Barth, 3b (.333); Rex Swett,
ss (.000) and Wall (1.000).
Barth is leading the learn
in runs batted in with four
and is tied for the leadership
in home runs with Harris and
Larry Isaacson at one each.
The starting pitcher in the
second game will probably be
Don Purcell or Dave Webster.
Coach Tony Sharpe has indi
cated that Harry Tolly will
probably be saved for relief
assignments.
Nebraska will complete the
southern trip with games at
Tulsa April 11 and 12 and
against Emporia State Teach
ers College April 13. The Hus
kers will return home to face
St. Cloud State Teachers Col
lege April 14.
They will host Missouri in
an important conference ser
ies. April 15 and 16.
The Huskers won both
games played with Kansas
State last year by identical
scores of 1-0 in the final ser
ies of the season. Nebraska
dropped all three games to
Missouri last season but
later received credit for wins
when the Tigers were forced
to forfeit their first 13 games.
Missouri is one of the
teams expected to fight it out
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A pinch-hit double by . Don
Purcell in the eighth inning
Wednesday gave the Husker
baseballers a clean sweep of
their two game series with
South Dakota State.
Ron Cougill, Orvls Larsen
and Harry Tolly combined to
hurl a five-hitter in pitching
Nebraska to -a come-from-be-hind
6-5 victory over the
Jackrabbits. Tolly received
credit for the win.
South Dakota State jumped
off to an early lead with
three unearned runs in the
opening canto. Nebraska
scored one in the first on a
home run by Jerry Harris
and one in the third via a
walk, a wild pitch and a
sacrifice fly by Harris.
Cut The Lead
The Jackrabbits increased
the lead to 5-2 in the fourth
on a two run homer by Jon
Horning. Pitcher Howie Rice
doubled and scored ahead of
Horning. This was the end of
the South Dakota State scor
ing as only four men reached
base in the last five innings.
The Huskers slowly pecked
away at the lead scoring two
in the fifth when Rex Swett
drew a base on balls and
romped home on a single by
Doug Sieler and an error by
Jackrabbit right fielder Bill
Pearson. Harris got his third
rbi of the game with a single
to left scoring Sieler with Ne
braska's fourth run.
Nebraska knotted the count
at five-all in the seventh.
Sieler reached first when a
high pop-up bounced off the
glove of South Dakota State
third baseman Jake Krull and
Sig Eps Win
IM Volleyball
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aii - university Intramural
Volleyball trophy, downing the
Iranians, 15-9, 15-5 in the
finals Wednesday. The Sig
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were Independent Champs.
ine Mg tups advanced into
the finals by virtue of a 15-11,
157 win over Manatt, Burr
Selleck Champ, Tuesday
night.
Other winners were Pioneer
in Fraternity Class B, Manatt
in Selleck Hall, Kisselbach in
Burr Hall and the Ag Men in
the Ag College Tourney.
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advanced to second when a
pick-off attempt went awry.
Ken Ruisinger then drove
Sieler home with a single to
center.
Score Attempt Fails
Ruisinger was cut down at
the plate when he tried to
score from first on a double
by Ely Churchich.
LeRoy Zentic led off the
eighth with a double to left
and scored the winning run
on Purcell's screaming dou
ble down the left field line.
Harris and Churchich were
the leading Husker hitters
with two hits each in three
trips to the plate. Rice led
the Jackrabbit stickers with
two for three.
Faces Ten Men
Tolly faced only 10 men
during his three-inning stint
on the mound. He gave up
only one hit, a double to Herb
Stangland, and struck out six.
Ron Cougill pitched the
first three innings, giving up
three unearned runs and one
hit while fanning six batters.
Orvis Larsen hurled the mid
dle three frames and gave
up two runs on three hits. He
struck out two.
The three Nebraska
moundsmen combined for 14
strikeouts which, combined
with the 21 strikeouts in the
opening game of the series,
gave Husker pitchers 35
strikeouts for the two games.
Nebraska coach Tony
Sharpe used 20 players as he
continued to take a look at
everyone. Erv Huether, the
boutn Dakota State coach
used only 10 men.
Box Score:
S. D. STATE NEBRASKA
. ab r a bl se r h hi
Horning ss 5 1 1 2 Sieler 2b-ss 5 2 10
Klocker 2b 110 0 Harris cf 3 12 3
J"cobsn cMb 5 0 0 0 Semin cf 0 0 0 0
Pearson rf 5 1 0 0 Ruisinger lb 3 0 1 1
Str'gld lb-p 4 110 Churchich c 3 0 2 0
Krull 3b 4 0 12 n-Takenishi 0 0 0 0
Johnson lf-cf 3 0 0 0 Hitman c 0 0 0 0
Timmons c 4 0 0 0 Barth 3 0 0 0
Rice p 3 12 0 c-Becher 3b 10 0 0
Hausman If 1 0 0 0 Isaacson If 2 0 0 0
Zentic If 1110
Kosier rf 3 0 0 0
Nelson rf 1 0 0 0
Swett ss 2 10 0
d-Purcell 10 11
Redmond 2b 0 0 0 0
Cougill p 0 0 0 0
a-Wall 0 10 0
Larsen p .2 0 0 0
, Tolly p 10 0 0
Totals 37 5 ( 4 Totals 31 ( 8 S
a Walked for Cougill In 3rd; b ran
for Churchich In 7th : c filed out for
Barth in 7th; d doubled for Swett in
8th.
E Jacobsen. Pearson 2, Sieler, Isaac
son 2. Swett, Cougill. PO-A South Dakota
State 24-3: Nebraska 27-5. LOB South
Dakota State 8, Nebraska 7.
2B Rice, Strangland, Churchich. Zen
tic. Purcell. HR Horning, Harris. SF
Harris,
South Dakota State 300 2(10 0003
Nebraska 101 080 11 6
IP H R ER BB SO
Rice 5 4 4 2 4 6
Strangland (L,0-D.. 3 4 2 1 0 5
Cougill 3 1 3 0 2 6
Larsen 3 3 2 2 1 2
Tolly fW-1-0) 3 1 0 0 0 6
WI Rice, Strangland. U Binger and
Llesveld. T 2:29. A 250 (Estimated.)
Tennis Team
Plays Today
The Nebraska tennis team
visits Creighton today for its
third meet of the year. The
team left this morning for
Omaha to meet the Bluejays
at 2 p.m.
Coach Ed Higginbotham's
netters head south Sunday to
tangle with some tough Okla
homa and Kansas teams dur
ing Spring Vacation. The
Huskers will meet Tulsa
Monday, Oklahoma State at
Stillwater Tuesday, Okla
homa . Baptist at Shawnee
Wednesday, Oklahoma at
Norman Friday and Wichita
Saturday.
The NU netmen currently
have a 1-1 record. They
dropped a 7-0 opener against
Wichita last Friday but
roared back to whitewash
Creighton 10-0 Saturday.
Higginbotham will take a
five man squad south. Sched
uled to make the trip are Al
Arrigunaga, Bill Kendall,
Dave Calhoun, Jack Craft
and Tom Johnson or Stan
Kruschwitz.
Arrigunaga and Kendall,
co-captains, are returning
lettermen from last year's
team, which finished fourth
in the Big Eight, the highest
Husker finished since 1949.
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The Daily Nebraskan
Sidelines Scribe
by dave calhoun
Spring vacation marks the beginning of a full slate of
activity for the three spring sports. The baseball, golf and
tennis squads will all head south for a week.
The baseball team, which left for Kansas State yesterday
will play a two game stand at Manhattan nd then head for
Tulsa.
Bill Smith's golfers will head for Soonerland, playing
their first match of the season Monday at Norman.
The tennis team, also confining their competition to
Kansas and Oklahoma, will meet Tulsa on Monday and move
to Oklahoma State the next day.
- Although the snow has finally left us, the weather still
seems to be the controling factor as far as spring football
is concerned.
Coach Bill Jennings announced the other
day that practice sessions would start April
18, weather permitting.
Jennings said that four to five practice
s'essions a week will -be held, again depend
ing on the weather.
The Coach had originally hoped to start
the practice drills earlier in the month but
the "weather didn't permit it. Now the pri
mary hardship of time falls on the individual
players themselves.
With sessions four or five times a week,
footballers are going to have to hussle, not only on the prac
tice field, but in their spare time.
Jennings also announced that the drills will end on
either May 14 or May 18, which will be a week after All
Sports Day, scheduled for May 7.
Jennings said, "We will start with the basic fundamentals
including agility drills, basic blocking and tackling and de
fensive drills. We will quickly move into teamwork, however,
as the first scrimmage will be held during the fourth or
fifth session.",
A month ago Jennings, anticipating an earlier start, re
leased his intended roster. There were a number of changes
in the line up. Leading the changing-position list were the
names of Don Fricke and Pat Fischer.
Fricke has been shifted back to the center position he
occupied his Sophomore year, while Pat was designated to
fill the gap in the quarterback slot.
April 19 will be the day most of the Big Eight schools
will shift into spring drills.
Iowa State's coach, Clay Stapleton said, "We had planned
an April 4 start, but the ground wasn't firm enough. We
would not gain a thing by trying to start that early. Since we
would also have a four day Easter break we decided to delay
until April 19. W7e may not get in the full 20 drills that way
but the weather should be better."
UndeVr' NCAA rules each school is allowed 20 practice
sessions.
Nebraska isn't the only school doing some major shifting
during the spring sessions. Kansas University reports that
John Hadl an all-Big Eight halfback last year will be shifted
to the quarterback position.
About the switch Coach Jack Mitchell said, "We feel like
we can use Hadl's passing ability and his general football
instinct to more advantage at quarterback and at the same
time have a little more speed at left half to make up for part
of his loss" from that position."
Hadl demonstrated his "general football instinct" dur
ing the KU-Nebraska game when he flipped the winning
touchdown pass to give the Jayhawks a 10-3 victory. His re
ceiver, Dale Remsberg, had slipped to his knees in the end
zone. Hadl quickly lowered his sights to line a throw squarely
on target. - vi
TheMissouri Tigers report that 67 candidates checked in
for their first drill session April 29.
Coach Dan Devine will go into action in the fall with 19
lettermen back from last fall's Orange Bowl squad.
The Tigers plan to end their drill sessions on May 7.
The cheerleaders, headed this year by Yell King Al
Krizelman, bolstered their squad with the addition of three
male students, and two girls.
Although only five new members were chosen to the
squad, an estimated 100 Freshman students yelled their
lungs out last week during tryouts at the Coliseum.
Heading -the list of new members is gymnast Louie
Burkey. Burkel drew a few "wows" from the crowd during
the tryouts when he came onto the floor doing a series of
back flips and hand springs.
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Husker Thinclads
Face OSU Saturday
By Chip Wood
Coach Frank Sevigne has
named 19 Husker thinclads to
make the trip to Stillwater,
Oklahoma today.
The squad leaves bire at
12:30 p.m. and will compete
in a dual meet with Oklahoma
State Saturday. They will
then move on to Norman
where they will have a dual
meet with the Big Eight In
door champs, Oklahoma, on
Tuesday.
Rounding out the week is
their participation in the Ar
kansas Relays at Fayetteville
on Friday and Saturday.
Other teams en terenid the
relays are Kansas State, Illi
nois, Oklahoma State, and
Arkansas. Illinois place sec
ond in the Big Ten champion
ships earlier this year.
Sevigne said Thursday that
he has had little chance to
work the squad outside due
to the weather. He is uncer
tain about the teams perform
ance on the outdoor tracks.
However, he did say that
the addition of the discus and
javelin events would give the
Cornhuskers a good chance
to win the Oklahoma State
contest while the javelin
would help them some against
the Sooner s. The Nebraskans
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in the javelin and Al Well
man in the Discus.
Sevigne mentioned that he
expected to get "... a lot
of mileage," out of Bob
Cross, Joe Mullins, and Joe
American Horse. Cross is en
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in the middle distances, and
American Horse in the dis
tances. The Husker mentor won't
make his selections for the
relays until the first two
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meets are over, as this will
give him an opportunity to
view the team in outside
competition. ,
Huskers will return home
at 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. April 17.
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The Husker golf squad will
open their season Saturday
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urday's match with Oklahoma
State will be the first test for
the golfers, who have been j
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the clubs for only this week.
Thursday was the last day
of a four day inter squad tour
ney to . decide the traveling
squad. The final results
weren't available but last
years lettermen are perform
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Tom Fulkerson gained an
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