Friday, April 22, 1960
Tte Daily Nebraskan
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NU Attempts To Snap
Five-Game Loss String
By Hal Brown
Harrv Tollv will be making
his first start of the season
todav as the Husker base-
ballers try to snap their five-
game losing streak against
Iowa State at Ames.
The Huskers are 3-3 in the
conference and 7-5 overall,
The two teams will meet in
a ninenning game today and
will play two seven-inning
games tomorrow.
Tolly has made six relief
annearances winning two
Lgames and dropping one "de
cision. He has pitched n z-i
Innings and leads the team
with a 2.00 earned run aver
age. , Coach Tony Sharpe has jug
gled his lineup in an effort
to shake the losing bug. Doug
Sieler has been moved to cen
terfield and Dick Becher has
been installed at the keystone
in the major move.
Lineup
Today's probable starting
lineup finds Sieler leading off
in centerfield. Sieler is hit
ting .256. The rest of the line
up with their batting aver
ages will be: Jerry Harris
(.239), rf; Ken Ruisinger
(.435), lb; Ely Churchich
(.357), c; LeRoy Zentic
(.290), If; Becher (.394), 2b;
Phil Barth (.229), 3b) Rex
Swett (.227), ss; and Tolly.
Ruisinger, the teams lead-
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na hitfpr will be back in
the lineup after missing five
games with a foot injury. Har
ris and Barth are leading the
team in four-baggers with
four and Churchich leads in
base hits with 15.
Shame did not name his
pitchers for Saturday's twin-
bill but the choice will prob
ably be made from Don Pur
cell, Jan Wall or Dave Web
ster. Wall's three wins tops the
Nebraska pitching staff. He
has two losses. Purcell is 1-0
and Webster has no decisions.
Husker Netters Now
Stand 4-8 After Split
The Nebraska tennis team
split a pair of mid-week
matches, defeating Omaha
University 4-3 then losing to
Bethany College, Kans. by the
snmf snore Thursday. NU has
now won four and lost eight.
A1 Arrigunaga and Stan
Kruschwitz, continue to pace
the Huskers as both won
singles matches against Beth
anv. The two then combined
to post the Huskers' only dou
bles victory of the week.
Kruschwitz has tne oesi
singles record on the team
this year with eight wins and
two loses. Arriguana, the only
other consistent Husker win
ner, has posted six victories
against five loses.
BETHANY RESULTS
Singles
ArrUunaga (N) def. Ron DahlMen (B,
6-1, 1-6, 6-3. Gary Robinson (B) def. Bill
Kendall (N), 4-6. 6-3, 6-2. Jim PitU (B)
def. Dave Calhoun (N), 7-5. 6-0. Krusch
wiU N) def. Merlin Larson B. M,
11-9. John LindalU (B) def. John Nasi
(N), 6-2, 6-4.
Roubles
ArrifTunaga-Kruachwltz (N) def. Dahl-slen-Robinaon
(B), 7-5, 6-4. Pitta-Laraen
(B) def. Kendall-Tom Johnson N, 6-4,
6-2.
Nebraska Tracksters
Enter Kansas Relays
Track coach Frank Sevigne
will take two relay ieams,
hurdlers and field event men
to the Kansas Relays at Lawr
ence today and tomorrow.
Bob Cross, Dick Kier, Joe
Mullins and Joe American
Horse will compose the Husk
er distance medley relay
team and Ken Ash will re-
Main Feature Clock
Stuart: "Wake Me When
It's Over," 1:15, 3:50, 6:25,
9:00.
Lincoln: "Please Don't Eat
the Daisies," 1:00, 3:07, 5:15,
7:26, 9:37.
Nebraska: "T h e Angry
Hills," 1:00, 4:24, 7:54. "This
Happy Feeling," 2:45, 6:13,
9:43.
Varsity Theater: "Tall
Story," 1:00, 3:15, 5:23, 7:38,
9:53.
State: "Kidnapped," 1:00,
3:12, 5:24, 7:36, 9:48. "Gala
Dav at Disney Land," 2:44,
4:56, 7:08, 9:20.
Joyo: "The 30 Foot Bride
of Candy Rock," 7:00, 10:10.
"The Wreck of the Mary
Deare;" 8:25.
84th & O: Cartoons, 7:30.
"A Dog's Best Friend," 7:40.
"Scared Stiff," 8:45. "Tim
bucto," 10:50.
"Mississippi Gambler," 7:45.
"Johnny Dark," 9:25. "Girls
Town," 10:55.
West O: Cartoons, 7:30.
"The Mysterious," 7:40. "Blue
Denim," 9:20. . "Damn Yan
kees," 10:55.
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place Cross in the two-mile
relay.
American Horse set a Ne
braska record in the two-mile
run with a 9:20.5 clocking
against Oklahoma in a recent
dual meet. Tony Divis broke
the discus record with a toss
of 164-5.
The Nebraska javelin rec
ord is also being threatened
with Al Roots and How
ard Nellor pushing the 216-4
mark set by Herb Grote be
hind with a 208 toss to his
credit.
I-M Softball Scores
Sigma Phi Epsilon 16 Phi Del
ta Theta 8
Beta Theta Pi 8 Kappa Sig
ma 6 '
Delta Upsilon 9 Theta Xi 3
Delta Sigma Pi 14 Delta Tau
Delta 12
Farm House 5 Ag Men 2
Alpha Gamma Rho 15 Alpha
Gamma Sigma 11
Brown Palace 13 Beta Sigma
Psi 12
Pioneer 18 Delta Sigma Pi 2
Goodding 22 Van Es 10
Smith 18 Kiesselbach 16
Canfield 1 Andrews 0 (for
feit) Manatt 15 Seaton 1
Orson Wells
Movies Planned
Weekend movies at the
Student Union will be "Citi
izen Kane" and "Magnifi
cent Amberson." They will
be shown Friday and Satur
day night. Orson Wells stars
in both.
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EMPLOYMENT
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Consider summer employment with all
these advantages. Earn up to $100
per week. Work with a reputaDia com
pany, nations II v famoua In Ita field.
Work according to own schedule.
Work anywhere In the USA, even In
your home town. Continue on a part
time basis when you return to classes
next rail. Earn cash scnoiarsmps.
Must have car and be free to work.
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loo. tor personal Interview. .
WANTED
Wanted. Hashers to work for meals,
contact Howard Kooper SAM
HB 2-3120.
TAILORING
DrMsmsklnfl. nr alterations done at
reasonable prices In neat-up-to-date
style. Come to Mavis, 416 no. zjra.
FOR RENT
Apartment for rent:
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Personal
Student Discount Cards are here. Take
advantage of the savings ottered. If
you have not received yours, pick one
up at 1426 K.
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CARNEGIE'S TENANTS
The words darnegie Hall conjure up strains of
the New York Philharmonic, Tchaikovsky and Benny
Goodman's jazz concert. But to a strangely assorted
group capturea 1 n
LIFE'S April 25 edition,
the old Hall means
home.
In the 154 studios
over and around the
auditorium itself,, the
tenants range from Ly
lah Tiffany, an old, old
woman who pays her
$150 a month rent by
begging with her accor
dian, to a spiritualist
church which meets its
rent ' by subletting to
Alcoholics Anonymous.
In the past these same
rooms housed by names
as John Barrymore and Isadora Duncan.
POLITICAL' PRIMER
For Poli Sci majors or just plain voters, Leonard
Hall's article in this week's LIFE is must election
reading. Hall, who masterminded Eisenhower's 1956
campaign, discusses how politics has changed in the
U.S.
The "Old Pro" discusses in not-so-bookish terms
just what television and airplanes have meant to
election years. The whistlestop campaign is out, he
says, and closed circuit television is definitely "in."
Comments Hall about his own kind the profes
sional politician:
"It is a popular pastime among some people to
ridicule the professional politician, but the pro does
far more to get people to vote than all the do-gooders
put together. If it were not for the danger involved,
I would make an experiment to prove this point. I
would like to take a specific area and say to the pro
in charge, "Now don't bring out the vote on election
day. Don't do anything. Just let the people come
out if they want to. If they don't, let them stay
home.' If that experiment were tried in a local elec
tion, I think the percentage of voters would drop to
30."
WANDERLUST '
LIFE in the spring has a severe case of wander
lust, and instead of the traditional Europe trip after
graduation, a swing through the south has been
mapped out. In case
anyone has enough
funds left in June to
take up traveling, an 80
item checklist of sights-not-to-be
missed has
been included.
Even the restaurant
which in its earlier days
as a seaman's tavern
was the legendary death
place of Treasure Isl
and's Captain Flint has
beei booked for the
tour.
BABY PICTURES
Porcnnal nnminjltinn
for Baby Picture of the year goes to the shot of a
six month old gorilla in this, weeks issue. Although
not the pink and white type baby, Goma still has
that baby gift for evoking an "Ohhh, isn't she
cute..." 1
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