Wednesday, May 4, 1960
THe Daily Nebraskan
Page 3
Two Games Separate
Top 5
BIO EIGHT STANDINGS
W I, PCT. OB
Oklahoma Stat 7 t .778 ..
Iowa State .... .727 ..
Mlmouri ... 3 .667 1
Oklahoma 7 4 .6.W
Colorado .J......S 4 .556
NEBRASKA .""....S .333 4
Kaneae 7 .va S
Kanaai State 0 .WO J-
By Hal Brown
Only two games " separate
the first five teams in the
Big Eight baseball standings
as the teams enter the fifth
week of action this weekend.
Iowa State and Oklahoma
were the only two teams that
saw action last weekend as
all other games were rained
out. The Cyclones and Soon
ers uplit a doubleheader with
Oklahoma winning 9-7 and
Iowa State scoring a 4-3 tri
umph. The Sooners dropped a
notch in the standings as a
result of the twinbill split,
with Missouri taking over the
third spot.
Oklahoma State is in first
place by percentage points
over Iowa State with the
Tigers in third and Oklahoma
in fourth. The Tigers and
Sooners are only one game
behind the leading Cowboys.
Colorado is in fifth place
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Teams In Loop
only two games behind the
pacesetters while Nebraska
trails by four and Kansas by
five. Kansas State is in a
familiar position for the Wild
cat baseballers, the cellar.
The Wildcats are the only
team in the loop without a
win.
Nebraska Meets Cowboys
This week's action finds
Nebraska facing the league
leading Cowboys at Stillwa
ter, Oklahoma at Missouri in
a battle for third place and
possibly the lead in the stand
ings, Kansas will be at Colo
rado and Kansas State will
travel to Iowa State.
First baseman Ken Ruis
inger is leading the Husker
regulars with a .400 batting
average on 12 hits in 30 trips
to the plate.
Jerry Harris is leading the
team in rbi's with 17 despite
an anemic .231 batting aver
age. He is second in home
runs with four.
Phil Barth is the home
run leader with five. Barth
has had only ten hits with
five of them being circuit
clouts.
Harry Tolly has the top
SILVER
GIFTS
FOR
MOTHER'S
DAY
1200 "O" St.
earned run average among
the moundsmen with a 3.75
mark. Jan Wall is the leading
winner with three wms
against the same number of
losses and also leads in strike
outs with 34.
The Averages:
BATTING (15 GnM
Nam. ab h rW Av
KwnwH 2 10
RuUlmrar M 12 7
.500
.404
.35
XI
.233
.324
.314
JOS
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.297
.250
.250
.231
.227
.200
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.083
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Ohurohioll 52 JO 11
Bacher
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Touy 10
Zcntic n 11
Sil.r 52 13
Swatt 24
Harria se 12 17
Barth 44 10 14
Wall is
Takenlahl 11
Semin 12
Oltmaa I
Laraen. 6
Webitar 3
Ray 1
Myara 1 '
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31 5.23
24 3.79
21 4.24
11 .2
17 4.25
13 5.78
X 0.00
Wall 3
Tolly 2
PurcMl 1
Larara 1
Webster 0
CougUl 0
Harris
Gridders
Awarded
Holiday
The Nebraska football
team was awarded a day off
yesterday from the rigorous
spring practice. The decision
to call the regularly sched
uled session off came when
Coach Bill Jennings decided
that the weather was too bad
plus the beaten condition of
the players to hold a decent
drill.
The Husker mentor
switched halfback Dallas
Dyer to quarterback in the
only change of the day.
The entire squad will work
out Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons, weather permit
ting, and then will take a day
off Friday before the Satur
day afternoon 'tilt with the
Alumni.
VOTE FOR THESE MEN
MAY 9 STUDENT COUNCIL
ELECTION
ARTS t SCIENCE
Alan L Plummer
Activities: Scholarship chair
man Phi Dtlto Thato, AUF
Beard member. Publication!
board, IFC Scholarship com
mittee. James Samples
Activities: Assistant Treas
urer, Rush Chairman, Scholar
ship co-chairman. Pledge class
vice president for Delta Tau
Delta, Jr. IFC representative,
Kosmet Klub, NHRRF.
ENGINEERING
Chip Kuklin
Activities: Kernels, Lincoln
prelect, E-Week I.M. College
group coordinator, Pledge class
social chairmen. Parents' day
committee, Lincoln rush chair
men. Founder's Cup committee
for Sigma Alpha Mu.
Nil E. Ferguson
Activities: K s m e t Klub
member, Versity Men's Glee,
Activities chairman for Phi
Kappa Psl.
Steve Gage
Activities: IFC public rela
tions director, Secretary of Big
Eight IFC, Kosmet Klub mem
ber, BLUEPRINT article editor,
All University Open House com
mittee. Associate Editor for
Sigma Chi.
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Arrigunaga Heads
Husker Net Squad
By Dave Wohlfarth
TWk week's Star of the
Week is one of the most
versatile athletes in spring
sports.
Al Arrisunaea. number one
netter for Nebraska's tennis
team gets the award for his
twn rrunial wins over Omaha
University's Russ Schlotzhau-
er in recent meets.
Arriffunasa. who hails from
Merida, Yucatan, in Mexico,
is active in many sports. Be
sides his accompiisnmems on
the tennis court. Albert par
ticipated in baseball, soccer,
and football while m nign
school in Merida. He was the
baseball team's best hitter
and an All-Stater in soccer.
In tennis Albert took third
in the State Singles Tourney
and was third again two
years ago. Albert, whose ten
nis career began at the early
age of nine, more recently,
has lettered once in tennis
at Nebraska and was the
top winner with a 15-2 won-
lost singles mark-last year.
Moves To First
This year Albert, moving
from third to first on the
team, has won nine and lost
five. Last Thursday he
downed Omaha's Schlotzhau-
er, a real tough netman, for
the second time this year.
The win got the,; Husker
netters started on their third
straight victory and boosted
Nebraska Bowlers Grab
Fourth in Regional Meet
The University of Nebraska
bowling team finished fourth
in the Intermountain College
Bowling Congress last week
end at Boulder. Colo., and
the University of Colorado. ,
The Nebraska team fin
ished behind first place Den
ver, second place Kansas Un
iversity and third place Col
orado. The final standings
were decided on the number
nf total Dins a team had in
the five games bowled.
The meet had 43 colleges
and universities entered. The
Kennedy Tea
Td Be Held
In Omaha
Members of t he Nebraska
Youth for Kennedy club have
been invited to participate in
the Democratic activities in
Omaha Saturday prior to the
Jackson-Jefferson Day din
ner.
Senator John Kennedy and
his wife will arrive at the
Omaha Municipal Airport at
8 a.m. A convocation featur
ing Kennedy as speaker, is
scheduled for 11 a.m. par-.
ticularly for Omaha schools
and other interested persons.
,Persons interested in at
tending the tea Saturday aft
ernoon should contact Barb
Langhauser, state chairman
of the Youth for Kennedy
groups, for reservations.
NOW
TONY
CUHTI5
DEAN
MARTIN
Who-
NEXT
ATTRACTION
Sin
the overall won-lost mark to
7-7.
Albert is 21 years old, a
first semester senior in Busi
ness Administration and ac
tive in N Club and Cosmo
politan Club.
Al tabs his top thrills as
defeating Schlotzhauer twice
this year and watching Ne
braska upset Oklahoma last
fall. He is an ardent' football
fan.
The 5' 11", 170 pound net
ter chose Neil Rousch of
Wichita as the toughest op
ponent he has faced this year.
Rousch beat Arrigunaga in
both meetings of the two this
year.
Al combines a good serve
with a powerful net game
and some hustling defensive
backcourt shots to give Coach
Ed Higglnbotham's net team
a real talented top man.
Interested In All Sports
His versatility and inter
ests in all sports is well
shown in the jrnany Intramu
ral activities in which Al
participates. Besides playing
for Avery's football, volley
ball and baseball teams, Al
has won Intramural All-University
Singles titles in ten
nis, table tennis and paddle
ball.
Another of Al's feats while
attending Nebraska is the
creation of the Nebraska soc
cer team, which he has been
a member of for four years.
Big Eight did well by cop
ping three of the top five
places.
The winner, Denver U.,
represented the East in a
meet against the west win
ner, Utah University, for the
national championship this
week. The winner, Utah, is
now the new ICBC champ.
Each state determines their
team by a regional or state
meet. This is the first year
for the Nebraska entry and
only two other schools par
ticipated in the state tourney.
Merle Reiling, director of
Union games and bowling
team coach, was named
chairman of the Intermoun
tian Bowling Congress for the
year 1960-61 effective July 1.
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cording to Ron McKeever,
chairman of the contest, all
who have signed applications
for the contest must be pres
ent at the afternoon perform
ance to be eligible.
Judges will include two
Mortar Boards, one Innocent
and one barber.
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