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The Nebraskan
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Faculty Senate Approves
Limits on Athletic Grants
Report Urges Adoption
Of Higher Grade Standard
By Nancy Brown
A recommendation that the Big Eight conference should
place & limit on the number of athletic grants-m-aid per
missi jle at the member schools was approved by the Faculty
senate mesaay.
Five points were made in the report of the Faculty Sen
ate committee on intercollegiate athletics presented by Dale
Mayes, cnairman of tne Department of School Administration.
Other points in the report
included
A recommendation that
the scholastic requirement
for eligibility be changed to
require a C average in all of
the previous semesters
courses rather than a C av
erage for only 60 per cent of
the previous semester
courses.
A recommendation that
the Big Eight conference
schools be allowed to scned
ule an eleventh football game
provided that the game is
w ith the University of Hawaii
or Alaska and is played by
Dec. 10th.
A report that the Univer-
sitv of Kansas violted eligi
bility rules of the conference
during the past football sea
son.
A request that the depart
ment of intercollegiate ath
letics clarify the regulations
Six Risk
Unbeaten
IM Marks
Six undefeated intramural
basketball teams lay their
records on the line in games
tonight and Thursday.
Farm House, 4-0 in League
2, goes against the League 3
leader, Alpha Gamma Sigma,
6-0, in an Ag College game
and League 8 action has the
Nationals, 4-0, pitted against
the second place Pacers.
The schedule:
Wednesday:
Ag College Court
6:30 Smith vs. Kiessel
bach 7:30 Ag Men vs. Alpha
Gamma Rho A
8:30 Farm H use A vs.
Alpha Gamma Sigma
PE Court 1
5:00 Nationals vs. The
Pacers
6:30 Delta Tau Delta C
vs. Theta Xi C
7:30 Sigma Chi C vs.
Kappa Sigma C
8:30 Phi Kappa Psi C
vs. Phi Gamma Delta C
PE Court 2
5:00 Alpha Tau Omega
C vs. Phi Delta Theta C
6:30 Benton B vs. Mac
Lean B
7:30 Manatt B vs. Sel
leck B
"8:30 Gus I B vs. Seat
on II B
Tharsdav:
PE Court 1
5:00 Dental College vs.
Pathogens
PE Court 1
5:00 Vocational Ed vs.
Newman Club I
on the use of faculty season
tickets and on the penalties
for misuse of tickets.
"The committee has been
informed on academic aspects
of the intercollegiate athletic
program of the University
and is pleased to report that
the athletic program is being
conducted In accord with the
rules and regulations of the
University Senate, the Big
Eight conference and the Na
tional Collegiate Athletics As
sociauon, ine report con
cluded.
The responsibility of the Fa
culty Senate committee on in
tercollegiate athletics is to ad
vise the director of intercol
legiate athletics. The com
mittee also makes recom
mendations on policies in in
tercollegiate athletics to the
University Senate or to the
appropriate administra-
tive authorities.
This committee is composed
of three "appointed members
who are Hayes, Clyde Hyde,
associate professor of electri
cal engineering, and John Pa
zur, acting chairman of bio
chemistry and nutrition. Pa
zur is chairman of the inter
collegiate athletics commit
tee.
Ex-officio members of the
committee include Charles
Miller, faculty representative
to the Big Eight, and Bill Or
wig, director of athletics.
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LEADERS OF WATER CORPS
Daily Nebraskan Star .of The Week Joe Stacker, right,
and Larry McCIean will lead the Husker swimmers
against Emporia State Teachers College Friday and Big
Eight Champion Oklahoma Saturday. Stocker and Mc
CIean are co-captains of the Nebraska swimming team.
Husker Swimmer Gains Nod
For Nebraskan Star Award
By Cloyd Clark
Joe Stocker, senior captain
of the Husker swim team set
a varsity record in the 200
yL individual medley against
Gustavus Adolphus last week
end to win the Daily Nebras
kan Star of the Week award.
Until last week end Stocker
had specialized in the breast
stroke, but swimming coach
Betas Cop Title
In Deep Water
Basketball, 434
Beta Theta Pi won the all-
University championship tro
phy for the second year in
deep water basketball by
downing runner-up Phi Delta
Theta, 43-4.
The standings:
M SM Theta Pi
PU EM La TkfU
Jrt TlwU 5u
Awlrm
ilk-Phi Kjpim Ph
tth Strata Ctn
7th Phi Ciiuu Drfta
tth Alpha Taa Omega
Dick FOass now rates Stocker
as the most versatile swim
mer he has had.
Stocker is now record hold
er in two events on the NU
varsity swimming chart.
He chopped four seconds
from the old medley record
with his 2:21.6 performance
last weekend and swam the
200-yard breast stroke in
2:28.8 to establish a record in
that event in a freshman-varsity
dual earlier this season.
The 2:28.8 in the breast
stroke would have won the
event in the Big Eight confer
ence last year.
Although both performances
set records on the varsity
swimming charts, Stocker
doesn't credit either as his
top thrill.
He says his number one
thrill was a 200-yr. butterfly
victory against Kansas State
last year.
"It's not a record, its just
the fact that I was able to
do it." Stocker said.
Swimming coach Dick Klaas
describes Stocker as, "The
leader of the squad as a quar
terback is to a football team."
Klass hopes that Stocker
will be able to cut his time
enough to enter the NCAA
meet in March.
Gus II, Phi
Lead Track
Kappa Psi
Qualifiers
By Chip Wood
. Gus II and Phi Kappa Psi
lead the list of qualifiers for
the 1961 intramural indoor
track and field finals to be
held Thursday at 7 p.m. on
the East Stadium indoor
track.
The Gus II thinclads lead
the Selleck Hall and Indepen
dents by placing nine men in
seven events. The Phi Phis
qualified nine men in all
events but one. 1
Ron Moore and Fred Wilke
led the Gus II qualifiers.
Moore set records qualifying
in the 60-yd. low hurdles with
a time of 7.0 and in the 60
yd. high hurdles in 7.4. Wilke
qualified in both hurdle
events and the high jump.
Ladd Hubka, Delta Tau
Delta, and Forrie Dahlstet,
Phi Kappa Psi, led qualifiers
m the fraternity 60-yd. low
hurdles with times of 7.9.
Top fraternity qualifiers in
the 60-yd. high hurdles was
John Kenkle, Phi Kappa Psi,
in 8.8 seconds.
Another record was set by
Don Degnan, Gus II, with a
time of 6.2 in the 60-yd dash.
Degnan also qualified behind
Tom Saunders Gus I, in the
one-lap run. Saunders' quali
fying time was 31.4.
Steve Pfister, Delta Tau
Delta, led fraternity qualifi
ers in the 60-yd. dash and
one-lap run. Pfister's time in
the one-lap run was 28.4 and
his 6.3 clocking in the 60-yd.
dash tied the record in that
event.
Tony Cruz, Gus II, had the
top qualifying time in the 440-;
yd. dash for the Selleck Hall,
division with a time of 53.4,
and Ron Ruff, Beta Theta Pi, 1
led fraternity qualifiers in
that event in 57.5.
In the 880-yd. run Andy;
Steele, Seaton II, had the low
time of 2:05.4 in the Selleck;
and Independent division andj
Dick Callahan, Sigma Chi,
led the fraternity qualifiers
with a time of 2:14.7. I
Victor Brooks, Bessey, post
ed a record qualifying leap
in the broad jump of 231".
Top fraternity qualifier was
Roger Meyers, Beta Theta
Pi, with a 20'8" mark.
Top qualifier in the 12-lb.
shot put was Larry Tom
linson, Gus I. Tomlinson set
a record with a heave of 53'
IVi".
Roland Johnson, Delta Tau
Delta, topped the fraternity
qualifiers with a 48' 9Vt". ef
fort. Juris Jesifers, Independent,
led the Selleck Hall and Inde
pendent qualifiers in the pole
vault and high jump.
In the fraternity division,
Anson Andrew, Theta Xi, led
the vaulters and Richard Sle
picka, Theta Xi, led high
jump qualifiers.
The one-mile run entries
will taken at the track just
before the race, according to
intramural director Ed Hig
genbotham. Defending champions are
Phi Kappa Psi in the Frater
nity division and Gus I for
Selleck Hall.
The qualifiers:
Srlletk Hall and Indeptmtents
60-yd. low hurdles: Kua Moore. Gus
ri; Bob Doha. Hitchcock; Fred Wilke,
Cos II; Victor Brooks. Bessey.
60-yd. high hurdles: Ron Moore. Gus
II; Fred Wilke. Gus II: Bob Ho ha,
Hitchcock; Bill Schultz, Hitchcock; Vic
tor Brooks, Bessey.
60-yd. dash: Don Degnan, Gus U; Bob
Hohn, Hitchcock; Victor Brooks, Bes
sey; Tom Saunders. Gus I; Bill Miller,
Seaton II.
One-lap run: Tom Saunders. Gus I;
Don Degnan, Gus XL
440-yd. dash: Tony Crm. Gus II; Andy
Steele, Seaton II; Don Eigenbauer, Gus
II.
80-yd. run: Andy Steele, Seaton Ut
Stuart Tucker, Gus II; Tony Cruz, Gus
II; Woody Moore, Gus II; Bill Wittmaa,
Gus I: Jim Lewis. Seaton I.
Broad jump: Victor Brooks, Besseyi
Bob Hohn, Hitchcock; Juris Jesifers, In
dependent; Tom Russell. Gas I.
12-lb. shot put: Larry Tomlinson, Gut
I; Lambert Sobon, Manatt; Juris Jesif
ers. Independent; Tom Saunders. Gus L
Pole vault: Juris JesUers, Independ
ent. High Jump: Juris Jesifers, Independ
ent; Victor Brooks, Bessey; Fred Wilke,
Gus II; Carl Novak, Gus II; Lambert
Sobon, Manatt; Tom Russell, Gus II
Bob Hohn. Hitchcock; Jay Dwyer, Bea
ton. Fraternity
60-yd. low hurdles: Ladd Bubka, Delta
Tau Delta; Forrest Dahlstet, Phi Kappa
Psi; Bob Clarke, Farm House; Bill
Peshek, Phi Kappa Psi; Roger Hummel.
Sigma Chi; Bruce Brandt, Beta Theta
Pi;
60-yd. high hurdles: Bob Clarke, Farm
House; John Henkle, Phi Kappa Psi;
Alan Boning, Farm House; Bruce
Brandt, Beta Theta Pi; ladd Habka.
Delta Tau Delta; Roger Hummel, Sigma
Chi:
60-yd. dash: Steve Pfeister. Delta Tan
Delta; Roger Meyers, Beta Theta Pi;
Ron Morse, Farm House; Jim Pointer,
Sigma Chi; Reynold McMeen, Sigma
Chi; John Wolf. Delta Tau Delta.
One-lap run: Steve Pfister, Delta Taa
Delta; John Wolf, Delta Taa Delta;
Reynold McMeen, Sigma Chi; Forrest
Dahlstet, Phi Kappa Psi; Jim Pouter,
Sigma Chi; Jim Fisher, Theta XL
440-yd. dash: Ron Ruff. Beta. Theta
Pi, Don Schindell, Sigma Chi; John
Lahiff, Beta Theta Pi; Jim Little, Phi
Kappa Psi; Marsh Ruhr, Farm House;
Bob Peshek, Phi Kappa Psi;
880-yd. run: Dick Callahan. Sigma
Chi; Dow Koel. Theta Xi; Paul Eoff,
Phi Kappa Psi; Lee Peterson. Beta
Theta Pi; Richard (Say, Acacias Marsh
Ruhr. Farm House.
Broad Jump: Roger Meyers, Beta
Theta Pi; Forrest Dahlstet, Phi Kappa
Psi; Steve McCoy, Beta Theta PI; Joha
Henkle, Phi Kappa Psi; Jerry Dickin-'
son, Theta Xi; Marsh Knhr, Farm
House; Larry Hentgen, Delta Tan Delta.
12-lb. shot put: Roland Johnson, Delta
Tau Delta; Larry Cole, Phi Kappa Psi:
Jim Hampsa, Beta Theta Pi; Steve H
lenberg. Delta Tan Delta: Bob Peshek,
Phi Kappa Psi; Richard Slepicka, Theta
Xi; El ray Neiman, Farm House.
Pole vault: Anson Andrew, Theta Xi;
Bob Malmsten, Delta Tau Delta; Larry
Donovan, Phi Kappa Psi; Al Tnomsen,
Phi Kappa Psi; Bruce Brandt, Beta
Theta Pi; Bob Boehroer, Beta Theta Pi;
High jump: Richard Slepicka. Theta
Xi; Bill Reichenberg, Sigma Chi; Jim
Roseberry, Acacia; George Aluschwede,
Farm House; Jim Price. Phi Kappa Psi:
John Henkle, Phi Kappa Psi; Bruca
Brandt. Beta Theta PL
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