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Monday, May 16, 1960
The Daily Nebraskan
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Tolly
To S
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By Hal Brown
Nbraska got two good
pitching performances from
Harry Tolly and Jan Wall in
winning two of three games
from Kansas Friday and Sat
urday. The Huskers broke an elev
en game losing streak behind
the five-hit pitching of Tolly
in the second game of Fri
day's donbleheader winning
by a 4-1 count. Wall gave up
only five hits in 8 2-3 innings
as the Huskers made it two
in a row with an 11-1 win
Saturday.
After dropping the twinbill
opener to the Jayhaws 10-8
in nine innings, two more
than the scheduled seven, Ne
braska coach Tony Sharpe
revamped his lineup for the
second game. Sharpe
benched several of his regu
lars for what he called,
"lackadaisical play."
Tolly was in trouble in ev
ery inning except the fourth
as seven errors gave t h e
Jayhawks numerous oppor-
Box Scores
First Game
KANSAS NEBRASKA
ah r h bl ab r h bl
Nichols lb 4 111 Semin cf 6 0 10
Tonge cf 3 10 0 Sieler 2b 5 0 2 2
Bryant ss 4 2 2 0 R'inwr lb 4 0 10
Schick 3b 4 3 2 1 Churchlch c 2 1 0 0
Hensley rf 9 2 2 5 Zentic If 4 0 2 0
Mailen If 5 0 11 Becher rf 2 10 0
Madden P 0 0 0 0 Vneel rf 10 0 0
Culp 2b 100 b-Takenishi 110 0
a-Marshall 0 0 0 0 Barth 3b 4 3 2 3
Tally 2b 2 0 0 0 Swett as 4 2 11
Homey c 4 110 Purcell p 3 0 0 0
Holler p 4 0 10 Harris p 10 12
Totals 36 10 10 S Totals 37 8 10 B
a-Ran for Culp In 4th ; b-Safe on field
er's choice for Vogel In 9th.
Kansas 001 200 02S-10
Nebraska 010 200 023 I
E Nichols, Domini. Madden. Swett,
Barth. Purcell, Vogel. PO-A Kansas 27
4. Nebraska 27-14. LOB Kansas 5, Ne
braska 12.
2B Hcnsley. Barth. HR Barth. SB
Swett, Sieler, Zentic, Nichols, Bryant,
Hensley. SF Barth.
IP H R ER BB SO
Holler W 8 8 6 5 7 11
Madden ; 1 2 2 0 0 1
Purcell (L) 8 1-J 8 6 4 3 7
Harris ...2-3 2 4 4 3 1
HBP by Holler (Becher). PB Church
lch 2. Dorney. U LaBrosse and Vrkoski
T-2:57.
KANSAS NEBRASKA
ab r h bl ab r b bl
Nichols lb 1 0 0 0 Sieler 2b-cf 4 110
Marshall rf 3 0 1 0 Harris cf-rf 3 2 2 1
Tonie cf-lb 4 0 0 0 Purcell lb 2 0 0 0
Bryant ss 4 110 Barth 3b 10 10
Schick 3b 4 0 10 Ruis'fr 3b 0 0 0 0
H'nsl'y rf-cf 4 0 0 0 Semin If 1110
Mailen U J 0 0 0 B'ch'r rf-3b 2 0 12
Culp 2b 10 10 Cougill if 10 0 0
Dorney c 3 0 10 Tak'n'shi 2b 10 11
W'sch't p 2 0 0 0 Redmond ss 3 0 0 0
alloller 1 0 0 0 Oilman c 3 0 0 0
Madden p 0 0 0 0 Tolly p 3 0 2 0
Totals 30 1 i 0 Totals 4 4 I 4
a Struck out for Waldschtnidt in the
t,i.
Kansas , 000 100 1
Nebraska 100 030 s4
E Sieler, Purcell. S, Ruislnfer. Bech
er, CouKill. PO-A Kansas 10-3, Nebras
ka 21-3. LOB- Kansas 10. Nebraska 7.
3B Sieler. SB Semin, Mailen, Nichols,
Bryant. S Barth. SF Becher.
IP H R ER BB 80
W'sch't (L. 4-4) 5 8 4 4 3 8
Madden 1 1 0 0 0 1
Tolly IW, 3-3) . 7 5 1 0 2 13
U Yrkonki, LaBrosse. T 1:55. A-140.
NEBRASKA KANSAS
ab r b bt
Semin. cf 3 0 0 1 Holler, cf
eTak'shi, 2b 1 0 0 0 Dorney, c
Seller, 2b 4 111 Bryant, ss
ab r k bl
4 0 0 1)
4 0 0 0
4 0 0 0
4 0 2 0
bKecher, rf 1 0 0 0 Schick. 3I
Harris, rf-cf 4 110 Hensley, p.lf 4 110
t'hun'ch, lb 4 2 2 4 Mailen, If 3 0 0 0
Zentic, If 3 10 0 Madden, p 0 0 0 0
Voel, cf 0 0 0 0 rBurrowa 1 0 0 0
Purc-ll, 3b 4 2 2 1 Tonae, lb 4 0 2 1
Hedm'd.es 4 14 1 Culp, 2I 2 0 0 0
Oilman, c 3 2 0 0 Tally, 2b 10 0 0
Wall, p 3 12 0 Marshall, rf 2 0 0 0
Tollv. p 0 0 0 0
Totals 34 11 12 8 Toals 13 1 i 1
a-Struck nut for Semin In 8th.
b Filed out for Seilnr in 8th.
c Struck out for Madden In 9th.
Kansas 000 000 Ml 1
Nebraska ... 002 101 70s U
K-Dorney, Tlwislev, Purcell PO-A
Kansas 24 . Nebraska 2712. LOB Kan
sas 7. Nebraska 3.
2b Tonse, Wall, Purcell Redmond. HR
Churchlch 2. SB Tonge, Redmond,
Purcell 2 S Wall. SF Semin.
DP Culp, Bryant and Tonge.
IP n R ER BB SO
Hensley (L) 11 11 2 8
Madden l's 1 0 0 0 1
WbII ( W, 4-4) .... !& 5 1 1 I
Tolly 0 0 0 0
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I 20. A 100.
Netlers Fall Twice
The N.U. tennis team drop
ped their second decision of
the week when Iowa State
won a Saturday morning
match 5-2.
This defeat plus the 7-0 loss
to Kansas State earlier in the
week at Manhattan left the
netters with a 7 wins, 9 losses
record. Coach Ed Higginboth
am's squad will e"nd competi
tion this week at Iowa State
in the Big Eight Conferance
meet.
Spivak Movie Star
(tome In: fin-Up Olrl with
(try Crebis. fallow The
Bora (or Universe!.
, Wall Hurl Five
NU
tunities tp score but the sen
ior righthander came through
when the chips were down.
He s t r u c k out 13 and
walked only two in winning
his third game against the
same number of losses.
Score In First
Nebraska opened the scor
ing in the first inning when
Jerry Harris singled, moved
to third on a single by Phil
Barth and romped home on
a one-base blow by Dick
Becher.
After Kansas knotted the
count at one-all In the fourth,
the Huskers came battling
back with a three-run fifth
inning. Doug Siier opened
the fifth with a triple, and
scored on a single by Jerry
Harris who moved to third
when Bob Semin singled.
Harris scored on a sacri
fice fly by Becher and Semin
came home on Elmer Taken
ishis's base blow.
Sharpe juggled the lineup
again for Saturday's single
game and the Huskers came
through w i t h a resounding
11-1 triumph to move one
half game ahead of the Jay
hawks in the loop standings.
Nebraska has a 5-9 confer
ence record for sixth place
while Kansas is in seventh
place with a 5-10 record.
Shutout Spoiled
Wall shut out the Jayhawks
until two were out in the
ninth when John Tonge dou
bled off the tall righthander
sending Ken Hensley home
with the only Kansas run of
the game.
Tolly came in after Tonge
doubled and retired Jim Tal
ly on a fly ball to center
field to end the game. It was
Tolly's final home appear
ance as a Nebraska ath
lete. Nebraska scored two runs
in the -third on only one hit
and added another one in the
fourth on a double steal with
Don Purcell racing home.
Ely Churchich's solo homer
in the sixth frame made the
Bob Prokop
Nominated
For IM Title
Bob "Porky" Prokop is the
first nomination for the In
tramural Athlete of the year
Award.
This award is given by the
Daily Nebraskan to the out
standing IM athlete of the
year. The winner will be an
nounced in the May 20 edition
of the Daily Nebraskan.
"Porky's" sport is basket
ball. His 6-7 frame has been
on the All University squad
for the past 5 years and the
A.A.U. All Stars for the past
2 years.
This year Bob lead the Kap
pa Sigs to the All University
Team Trophy.
Basketball is not the only
sport Bob participates in, he
also trys his skill in football,
Softball, volleyball, badmitton
and horse shoes;
Prokop, a graduate s t u
dent majoring in chemistry,
is a member of Phi Lamda
Upsilon.
NU Golfers Upset
IowaState,10124
The University of Nebraska
golf team scored a major up
set Saturday when they beat
their counterparts from Iowa
State 10te to to break a
'Cyclone nine game winning
streak.
Gene Johson of Nebraska
took top honors of t h e day
with his 69 stroke game over
the par 72 Lincoln Country
Club course. Summaries:
Tom Fulkerson (N). 75, def. Butt
Baslnrer, 7, 2-Vsf Larry Romjue (N),
71, def. Ben King, 71, 3-Os Bob Appen
jeller I8). 72, def. Jerry Obvergaard,
76, 3-0; Oene Johnaon IN), 80, def.
Clavton Arnold, 77. 3-0: Dave MeCon
ahay N, 78, def. Gary Ridgwgy, 80, 3-1.
SATURDAY
MAY 21st
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CHARLIE SPIVAK
and his Internationally
famooi orchestra
One of the -o I l-t I m e
"greats" in the dance
bands, winners of numer
ous best danc band
contests.
Advene ticket. Miller
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$1.71. Door $J.2$
Losing
score 4-0 and then the Husk
ers broke loose for seven
runs in the seventh inning.
Six runs in the big seventh
were scored after two were
out with the big blow being
Churchich's second four-bagger
of the day, this time with
two runners on base.
Shortstop Bill Redmond
making only his second start
as a Husker had a perfect
day with four ' hits in four
trips to the play and made
some outstanding plays at his
shortstop position.
Wall, showing no signs of
the back trouble that had
kept him sidelined all week,
was the winner. He struck
out six and walked two. in
picking up his fourth win
MULLINS SETS RECORD
for a blue ribbon in the mile
event. Mullins is followed by
Four Win Intramural
SoftballChampionship
Four class champions have
been crowned in the Intra
mural Softball Tourney. Al
pha Tau Omega, Pioneer,
Manatt and the Pathogens
won their divisions and will
now battle it out for the All
University Championship.
The ATOs downed Delta
Upsilon 5-2 Friday after drop
ping a 7-2 verdict Thursday.
Outstanding in the ATOs
march to the Fraternity 'A'
title were Jack Carlin, Bill
Kuester, Al Kusek and Chuck
Huston.
Top DU diamond men in
clude Jim Kowalke, Doug
Youngdahl, Lane McClure
and Denny Elder,
i Pioneer eded Brown Pal
ace 8-6 in extra innings Fri
day to take the Fraternity
'B' title. Pacing the unde
feated Pioneer nine were
Larry Petzloss, Bill New-
Nominations Due
Tomorrow at 5 p.m. is the
deadline for nominations for
the Outstanding Varsity
Athlete and the Outstanding
Intramural Athlete awards.
The winners will be an
nounced In the Friday edi
tion of the Daily Nebraskan.
All nominations should be
sent to:
Sports Editor
Daily Nebraskan
Room 20
Student Union
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Game Tied
In the first game of the
series, the two teams were
tied at three-all after the reg
ulation seven innings. Kan
sas took a two run lead in the
top half of the eighth but the
Huskers came back to knot
the score on Siler's two-run
single with two out.
The Jayhawks scored five
times in the ninth .and a
three-run Nebraska rally In
the bottom half of that frame
fell short as the Huskers
went down to their eleventh
straight loss.
The Huskers travel to Okla-
homa Friday and Saturday
for the final games of the
season.
NU's Joe Mullins races borne
run and a new record in the
Joe American Horse.
man, Bill Duesman, Ken Mal
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as Husker pitcher Jan Wall fires the ball to first baseman Ely Churchich in the fourth to
ning of Saturday's game. Nebraska romped to an 11-1 victory over the Jayhawks.
Colorado Edges
As Six Records
By Janet Sack
The Colorado Buffalos
edged out Nebraska's track
sters 73M-62,4 in a dual meet
closing out the season. Six
records were broken, two by
Nebraska and four by Colo
rado. Nebraska's Al W e 1 1 m a n
sailed the discus 153-6V2 to
break the old record of 152-8.
second with a toss of 153-1
to also top the old mark.
Joe Mullins broke the mile
record of 4:20 when h edged
out Joe American Horse in
the last 50 yards for a clock
ing of 4:19.1. Mullins was
NU's only double winner with
the other coming in the 880
in 1:53.
Relay Record Shattered
Colorado's mile relay team
of John Shultz, Ralph
Poucher, Jim Heath, and
Teddy Woods ran this event
in 3:17.9 shattering the old
record of 3:22.3. Husker anch
orman Mullins gave Buff
anchor Woods a run for his
money. Woods and Mullins
ran side by side most of the
way with one or the other
pulling slightly ahead at
times. In the last stride
Woods pulled ahead to nose
out Mullins.
Nebraska swept the 120
high hurdles, the 880-yard
run, and the mile. Milt Haedt
copped first in the 120-highs
:14.9 with Bill Fasano and
and third respectively. In the
880 and mile Mullins took
first with Ken Ash and Rich
Kier nabbing second and
third respectively In the 880
and American Horse and
B. J. RsooWs
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Jerry Marples placing second
and third in the mile.
LeRoy Keane won a blue
ribbon as he skimmed the
220-lows in :24.4, one-tenth of
a second off the dual mark.
. Broad Jumps 25 Feet
Colorado's other records
were in the broad jump by
Don Meyers with a tremen
dous leap of 25 feet, better
ing the old record by 1-3;
in the javelin when Dick
Clark hurled the spear 222
5 to knock out the old rec
ord by 26-6; and in the 2
mile when Bernie F r a k e s
stepped it off in 9:19 to topple
his own mark of 9:30.5.
Teddy Woods and Don
Meyers were CU's double
winners. Woods grabbed firsts
in the 100 and 220-yard
dashes, and Meyers' came in
the broad jump and a three
way tie for first in the pole
vault, 13-6.
Jim Kraft, Husker vaulter,
and Buff Roger Olander tied
for first with Meyers in the
pole vault.
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men were run. Ernie Guirter
won the 120-highs in :14.7 and
the 220-yard dash in :22.3.
The special 880 was won by
John Silver a in 1:55.3.
May 20-21 the Husker thin
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for the Big Eight Outdoor
Conference Meet.
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