Friday, May 20, 1960
The Daily Nebraskan
Page 7
Eyth Receives Outstanding
Intramural Athlete Award
Sparks Phi Kappa Psi
To Intramural Cronus
Bob Eyth, sparkplug of two
Phi Kappa Psi champion
ships, has been named the
Daily Nebraskan's Outstand
ing Intramural Athlete of the
Year.
Eyth played wingback in
football and scored 17 points
in the track meet to pace the
Phi Psis to titles in the grid
and cinder sports.
Senior
The 21-year old senior is
small but powerful. The for
mer Beatrice track ace
stands 5'11" and weighs 165
pounds.
This year Bob made the
All-University football team
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as a wingback, scored 10
points per game on a Phi Psi
basketball team which fin
ished second in its league and
had an over-all 6-3 won-lost
record, played on the Phi Psi
volleyball team and played
center field in Softball.
Perhaps Eyth's best show
ing this year came in the In
tramural Track meet where
he singlehandedly led the
Phi Psis to the championship.
He finished second in the 60
yard dash and one lap race
and anchored the winning
four lap relay team.
During his four years at
Nebraska Eyth has partici
pated in football, basketball,
track, volleyball, ' softball,
paddle ball and handball on
the intramural scene.
In the 1958-59 Intramural
season, he was on the second
place football squad, the
championship volleyball team
and won the 60-yard dash, one
lap race and 440-yard dash in
track as the Phi Psis finished
third.
Eyth was on the Nebraska
track team as a freshman
and sophomore, picking up a
freshman numeral. Other ac
tivities include past-president
of Phi Kappa Psi. IFC Rep
resentative and Phi Epsilon
Kappa.
In high school Bob won 10
letters, sparking in track,
football and basketball. The
four-year track letterman was
second to George Peterson of
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Nebraska City in the 100 and
220 yard dashes in 1956 as
Beatrice copped the State
Track Championship.
Eyth turned in marks of 9.9
in the 100 and 22.0 in the 220,
two real good times.
Eyth, who is in Teachers
College majoring in speech
with a minor in physical edu
cation, plans to be married
June 11 and return to finish
school and take graduate
work next year.
Future plans for Bob in
clude coaching and teaching.
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With only five seniors on
this year's Nebraska baseball
team, it will be no easy task
to break into Coach Tony
Sharpe's lineup next spring.
Nevertheless, there are
some promising freshmen
who will be giving the veter
ans a fight for positions.
Only Veteran
Harry Toily is the only vet
eran on this year's mound
staff and with Jan Wall, Don
Purcell, Dave Webster and
Ron Cougill returning, spots
on the hill will be scarce.
Top frosh hurlers include
Tom Ernst, Ron Havekost,
Ed Johnson, Dick Mil ma,
Gary Thrasher and Ernie
Bonistall. Bonistall was with
the football team this spring
but is considered to be a top
prospect by Sharpe.
Sam Kreigh, a two-sport
star in basketball and base
ball leads the catchers.
The top infielders include
Dale Anderson, shortstop, and
outfielder-f i r s t baseman
Larry Bemis. Roy Imai, a
good field no hit freshman,
John Faimon and Don Schin
del lead the outer gardeners.
Gii Dunne, captain and
second baseman on the 1959
team, has been directing the
frosh workouts. Twenty
six players are on the roster
Including 20 who list Nebras
ka as their home state.
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Bob Eyth ... A sprinter
Husker Bowlers Tie for Second
Nebraska's bowling team
finished in a tie for second
with Kansas State In the Big
Eight Bowling Tourney. Ne
braska had the high team
game of 1058 and second high
team series of 269. Ralph
Track Program
TKIDAT
10:M a.m Class B pole vault (InsideV
12:30 p.m. Class A pole vault (inside).
1:00 p.m. 1M htftl hurdle prelimttt
Bnn, Class C hixh jump. Class A broail
jump (inside). Class C shot put. Class D
discus.
l:4ii p.m. 100 yard dash preliminaries.
2:1 p.m. W) yard run finals.
2:90 p.m. Class D hull jump. Class
B broad jump (inside). Class D shot put.
Class C discus.
2:50 p.m. -M0 yard dash prelimin
aries. 3:0 p.m. Class C pole vault (inside).
3:20 p.m. 1B0 yard low hurdles pre
liminaries. 4.60 p.m. 220 yard dash preliminaries.
SATURDAY
9:00 sun. Class D pole vault (inside),
Class A hh jump. Class C broad jump
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Class A discus.
I SO p.m 120 yard hUrti hurdles finals.
1:19 p.m. 100 yard dash finals.
1:901 p.m. 180 yard low tiurrlles finals.
l:SO p.m. 440 yard dash finals .
2:10 p.m. 22(1 yard dash finals.
2:35 p.m. Mile run finals. 1
3:00 pjn. 880 yard relay finals.
3:45 p.m Mile relay finals.
Homstrom had the high aver
tgn of 189.
Kansas won the tourney, !
followed by K-State and the
Huskers. Colorado was fourth,
Oklahoma State fifth and Mis
souri sixth.
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