Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1961
The Nebraskan
Page '3
i urcell, Takenishi Lost
To Husker Baseballers
By Hal Brown
Coach Tony Sharpe's weak
ened baseball corps suffered
further setbacks with the loss
of veterans Don Purcell and
Elmer Takenishi as the Husk
ers opened workouts Monday.
Purcell, one of t h e leading
pitchers on last year's squad
with a 3.27 earned run aver-
age, raueq to make the grade
scholastically. Takenishi,
slick-fielding second base
man, decided toreturnto
Hawaii.
Purcell told the Daily Ne
braskan that he' planned to
go out for spring football,
Two members from last
year's team, that won 10 and
lost 13, signed professional
contracts. Phil Barth, a third
OPENING SWING
Dick Becher takes his turn at bat during a "pepper"
fame as the Huskers opened baseball practice Monday in
the Fieldhouse. Twenty-five Huskers reported to Gene
Torcion for the opening practice session. Torczon, a for
mer Nebraska outfielder, will direct workouts until the
basketball season ends. (Photo by Dave Hillman).
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Smith Downs Gooding
In Ag College Meet
Smith overpowered Good
ing, 37-32, to advance to the
semifinals of the Ag College
basketball tournament Mon
day night.
The Ag College games were
the only games on the intra
mural basketball schedule for
Monday.
In the other, two games
Farm House won over Alpha
Gamma Rso, 46-41, and the
Renegades swept past Voca
tional Ed, 44-29. v
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SPECIAL STUDENT
z EVENT ON
FEBRUARY
16th
baseman, inked a Baltimore
Oriole pact, and catcher Ely
Churchich signed with the
Cleveland Indians.
Churchich led the regulars
in batting with a 7347 mark.
First baseman Keif Ruisinger
and outfielder!) i c k Nelson,
who ranked bright behind
Churchich in hitting, were
lost by graduation.
Other regulars graduating
were outfielder LeRoy Zentic
and infielder Doug Sieler.
The toD hitter returning is
Dick Becher, an infielder who
hit .315 in 20 eames and was
third in runs batted in with
15.. r.:
Only two catchers were
among the 25 slavers rennrt-
fng for the opening workout
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ana ncuner or tnem nay bad
much game experience. Earl
Oltman appeared "in only 10
games last vear and Dave
Myers saw action in only one
contest Both failed tit tt
hit.
Two basketballers Jan
Wall and Rex Swett. will ioin
the squad at the end of th
cage season. Wall wag the top
winner on the mound staff
with a 4-5 mark and Swett
bit .210 in 15 games as an
uuieiaer last season. ...
Daily
Nebraskan
Sports
IM Cage Slate
Wednesday:
Ag College Court
6:30 Delta Tau Delta-C vb
Phi Kappa Psi-C
7:30 Delta UDsilon-A v
Sigma Chi-A
PE Court 1
5:00 Boucher-A vs. Sontnn
II-A
6:30 Alpha Gamma Rhn-R
vs. Beta Sigma Psi-B
7:30-Zeta Beta Tau vs.
Acacia
8:30 Vocational V.A
NavyROTC
' PE Court 2
5:00-Alpha Tau Omeea-B
vs. Siema Chi-R
6:30 KflDDa
Beta Theta Pi-C
7:30 Theta Xi.R p,.
House-B
8:30 BourW R
att-B
Thursday:
Ag College
6:30 Theta Yi.A
Gamma Rho-A - - -"
. 8:30 Ae W VI PinnAn.
Co-op
. PE Court
5:30 Delta Tau TVU-P
Alphar Tau Ome?a
6:30 Phi Delta Theta-C vs.'
rm Kappa Psi-C
7:30-Delta Uosilon-A v
Kappa Sigma-A
8:30Beta Theta Pi-C vs.
Theta Xi-C
PE Court
5:00 Beta Sizma Psi-B vs.
Farm House-B
6:30 C 1 i f f Dwellers vs
Play Boys
7:30 Boucher-B vs. Gus I-B
8:30-Seaton II-B vs. Man-
att-B
Campus. Billiards
Entry Deadline
Set for Friday
The deadline for entries in
the campus billiards tourna
ment to be held in the Stu
dent Union is 5 p.m. Friday,
according to Ron Gould, Un
ion games chairman.
' The entry fee of 50 cents
may be' paid at the games
desk in the basement of the
Union, Gould said. y
; Each- house may enter as
many participants as desired.
Winners will qualify , for' the
national intercollegiate tour
ney and winners will also re
ceive trophies.
The campus tourney is
slated for 2 p.m. Sunday and
will include competition in
three cushion and straight
rail billiards, 14 and one con
tinuous, and coed pocket bil
Eight Are Unbeaten
In Intramural Action
Eight intramural basketball teams remained unbeaten
the first semester. (
Farm House-A, Alpha Gamma Sigma-A, Gus I, Seaton II,
Delta Tau Delta-B, Phi Delta Theta-B, Phi Delta Theta-C,
and Manatt-B have kept their records unblemished.
The top teams of each
league will begin eliminations
for the all-University cham
pionship in each of the three
divisions Tuesday. '
The "Corn Shucks" tourna
ment will be entered by all
teams failing to win a position
on the all-Uninversity tour
nament slate.
6-1 THre
5-1 Renegades
9-1 Trotters I
3-3 Whit's
Standings:
learnt 1-A ,
Kappa Slfma -l Omega 4 J
Sigma Chi S-l Phi Delta Theta 3-4
Phj Gamma Beta Theta Pi 3-4
-Jl'a . W Delta tlpsilon l-j
Phi Kappa Pat 4-3 Delta Tau Delta 0-S
Alpha Tau
League -A
Farm House 7-0 Delta Sigma Pi 3-4
Bet Sigma Psi 6-1 Alpha Gamma
Theta Xi 3-3 Rho 1-4
Conthftsker 3-4 Browa Palace 3-S
Sigma Alpha Ma 3-4
League 3-A
Alpha Gamma Acacia i-4
Sigma 7-0 Theta CM 3-4
Delta Sigma Phi S-l Zeta Beta Tau 1-9
Ag Men
Pioneer
League 4-A
Gus I ..
Manatt
Avery
Brcntoa
League 3-A
Seaton U
Boucher
118 TT
laague -A
Burnett
Andrews
Kiesselbach
League 1-A
Dental College
Navy KOTC
Phi Epsilon
Kappa
Pathogens
-? Pi Kappa Phi
M Hitchcock
4-3 Seaton I
4-2 MacLean
3- 3
34 Sellec'k
2-1 Canfield
2-1 Bessey
4- 1 Fairfield
4-1 Smith
2- 3 Goodding
9-1 Newman Club
4-1 Law College
Architects
4-2 Vocational Ed
3- 3
l-
1-3
1-S
0-
1- 2
2- 3
2- 3
3- 3
1- 4
2- S
3- S
2-4
1-3
League t-A
Pacers
Nationals
Play Boys
Cliff Dwellers
League S-B
Delta Tau Delta 9-0 Phi Kappa Psi 1-4
stigma um 4-1 Alpna Tau
Beta Theta Pi 9-2 Omega
Kappa Sigma 2-3
League 10-B
Phi Delta Theta 5-0 Rho
Farm House 4-1 Beta Sigma Pal 0-4
Theta Xi 3-2 Phi Gamma
Alpha Gamma Delta 0-4
League 11-C .
Phi Delta Theta 7-0 Beta Theta Pi 3-3
0-5
2-3
Sigma Chi
Theta Xi
Alpha Tau
Omega
Phi Kappa Psi
League 12-B
Manatt .
Gus I I
MacLean
Boucher
6-1 Delta Tau Delta 2-4
S-Z Kappa Sigma 1-6
Phi Gamma
3-3 Delta 0-9
3-3
S-0 Seaton
S-l Benton
2-3 Sellec
2-3
2-4
2-3
1-S
Rockne Club Honors
Nil Athletic Chief
Nebraska's Bill Orwig has
been chosen "Athletic Direct
or of the Year" by the
Rockne Club of Kansas City.
Awards will be made at a
testimonial dinner to be held
March 4 at Kansas City. Re
cipients of the awards are
chosen by a poll of sports
writers, newspapermen and
radio and television sports
casters, Dr. D. M. Nigro,
president, said.
Table Tennis
Tournament
Postponed
The campus table tennis
tournament scheduled to be
gin today has been post
poned, according to Ron
Gould, Student Union games
chairman.
Gould explained that the
tourney was postponed be
cause of the large number of
tournaments scheduled for
the Union this month. The
table tennis tournament will
be reset for some t i m e in
March.
All persons who have
signed ud for the tournev will
be contacted and their entry
tee -will oe applied to the
tourney at the later date ac.
cordins to Gould. Additional
entries will be accepted at
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