Tuesday, April 18, 1961
Jennings Continues to Stress
Offense in Spring Workouts
By Hal Brown
Nebraska football coach Bill
Jennings continued to stress
offense as t h e Huskers en
tered the second week of
Spring drills Monday.
The 'Huskers concentrated
on offense all last week with
the major emphasis on pass
ing and Jennings indicated
they would turn to the run
ning game the first part of
this week.
"We have been working
mainly on developing our
passing thus far and we will
now incorporate our naming
game with our passing game
to give attention to our entire
offensive setup," Jennings
said.
Jennings indicated that a
scrimmage may be held this
afternoon, but the decision
Finals Set Thursday
In IM Volleyball Play
By Cloyd Clark
The 1961 intramural volley ball tournament will end
Thursday night as the Burr-Selleck, fraternity, and B-team
championship games will be played.
Kappa Sigma will play Beta Sigma Psi in the fraternity
championship and Beta Theat Pi will, play .Phi Delta in the
B-team finals.
In the Burr-Selleck game
Manatt will play either Smith
cr Seaton II. The Smith and
Seaton II teams will play
Wednesday night in the finals
of the "D" bracket.
If Smith wins, they will
have beaten Seaton II twice
and will hold the "D" cham
pionship. But if Seaton wins
the two .teams will have to
replay the "D" championship
at 7 p.m. Thursday to decide
the opponent of Manatt in the
8 p.m. game.
Kappa Sigma won the fra
ternity "A" bracket when the
Phi Delta Theta team for
feited in the finals competi
tion. The Phi Delts had beaten
the Kappa Sigs in a semi-final
match 15-8, 15-7, but their for
feit dropped them from com
petition giving the Kappa Sigs
the championship.
Beta Sigma Psi downed Al
"pha Gamma Sigma in the "B"
bracket of the volleball com
petition, 15-2, 15-8.
The, Kappa Sigma squad
will piay the Beta Sigma Psi
team at 8 p.m. Thursday to
decide the fraternity cham
pionship for 1961.
If the Kappa Sigs win the
Thursday night game they
will boast, two Spring cham
pionships in 1961 competition.
Manatt won over Canfield
in Thursday's games to gain
a berth in the Burr-Selleck
championship game.
The Beta Theta Pi-Phi Del
ta Theta B team game will
be played at 7 p.m. on the
PE Building courts.
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SOPHOMORES DOMINATE
Husker baseball coach Tony Sharpe has only one vet-
eran on this year's pitching staff, but three sophomores
have turned in impressive performances in early games.
The lone veteran is Jan Wall while the top sophomores are
. Tom Ernst, Ron Havekost and Ernie Bonistall. The mound
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was not definite yet Monday.
If no scrimmage is held, the
Huskers will begin working on
defense today. If a scrimmage
is held, then Jennings said de
fensive work would begin
Wednesday. .
The Nebraska gridders are
working today to make up
for Saturday's cancelled ses
sion. They will also .work
Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday with a scrimmage slat
ed for Saturday if the weath
er is good. Last Saturday's
scrimmage was cancelled be
cause Jennings planned to
concentrate on passing dur
ing the scrimmage and the
coaches decided the 22-mile
an hour wind was not con
ducive to passing.
Several position changes
were noted In Monday's
Two-Sport Star
Coming to NU
Lawrence McNulty, all-state
halfback in 1959 and gold
medal discus thrower in the
1960 Nebraska high school
track meet, will enroll at Ne
braska in the fall, according
to football coach Bill Jen
nings. McNulty is attending Phil
lips Exeter Academy in New
Hampshire! He played in the
Shrine football game here last
summer.
Although McCook is his resi
dence, he competed for Wy
more High School. McNulty
finished third in his class scho
lastically and won a Regents
scholarship. He is 5-11 and
weighs 185.
McNulty won four letters in
football, three each in basket
ball and track. He played
American Legion Junior base
ball six years.
Regents Accept
MatAppointment
The Board of Regents Mon
day formally accepted Rob
ert Mancuso of Bellevue as
Nebraska wrestling coach to
succeed Mickey S p a r a n o
who resigned earlier this
year.
Mancuso will receive the
same salary as Sparano and
his contract will run from
June 1, 1961, to June 1, 1962.
Chancellor Clifford Hardin
said, "From all indications
he is a very fine young
man."
OPEN MON.-THUKS. NITES
workout with the major
ones being:
George Haney, a letterman
at left tackle from the -number
two left . tackle slot to
the number two center ; post.!
This moved sophomore stand
out Ed Mitchell, a 245-pbuiid-er,
from number three to
number two at left tackle.
Tyrone Robertson, a junior
letterman was moved from
number two left guard to
number two right guard.
Backfield changes found
Ron Meade moving ahead of
John Faiman as number one
quarterback, Thunder Thorn
ton replacing Pat Clare as
number one left halfback and
Dennis Stuewe moving from
number two right halfback to
the number one unit replac
ing Warren Powers.
Gene Ward moved from a
number three halfback post
Big Eight Baseball Roundup
NU Looking for 1st Big 8 Win
After Battling Top Two Teams
Two winless teams in Big
Eight baseball play will meet
Friday and Saturday on the
Husker diamond when Iowa
State invades Nebraska.
Nebraska is in the confer
ence cellar with an 0-5 mark
and Iowa State is seventh
with an 0-2 record. The Ne
braska record may not be in
dicative of the Husker poten
tial since the first two series
NU Golfers Face
Two This Week
Nebraska's baseball and
golf teams will be in action
this week end in Lincoln.
The Husker baseballers
will face Iowa State in a
twin bill Friday and a single
game Saturday. Starting
time both days will be 1:30.
The golfers will meet Oma
ha at 1 p.m. Friday on the
Hillcrest Country Club course
and Oklahoma State will be
in town for a match at 9:30
a.m. Saturday. Coach Harry
Good's linksters will take on
Creighton at Omaha today.
Track Coach Frank Sevigne
will enter his thinclads in the
Kansas Relays at Lawrence
Friday and Saturday.
The Husker tennis team is
idle until April 28.
Ex-Husker Nominated
For Hall of Fame
B. Guy Chamberlin, known
as The Champ during his
playing days at Nebraska in
1914 and '15, has been nom
inated for the Football Hall
of Fame.
; HUSKER MOUND STAFF
corps, from left, Ernst, Ed Johnson, Wall, Havekost, Dave
Webster and Dick Muma. Bonistall is not in the picture,
The Huskers meet Iowa State in three games Friday and
Saturday on the Nebraska diamond.
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COLLEGE NIGHT in conjunction with GREEK WEEK
King's Ballroom, April 21
The Nebraskan
to number two fullback. This
move puts two newcomers at
the top two fullback slots.
Bill Comstock, a converted
end , is running with the top
unit,
Half-A-Line
Jennings concluded Mon
day's practice with a 30-min-ute
offensive scrimmage. He
sent his charges through 45
minutes of individual and
group position work, plus half-a-linc
offensive drills. ,
Half-a-line drills consist of
a full backfield running be
hind one side of the line while
another full backfield runs
behind the other half of the
line.
'The main purpose of this
drill is to check on how well
the players are carrying out
their blocking and ball-handling
assignments," Jennings
said.
played by Coach Tony
Sharpe's club have been
against perennial power
houses Oklahoma State and
Missouri.
,Both t1Te Tigers and Cow
boys are ranked among the
top 15 college teams in the
nation by the baseball
coaches. Oklahoma State is
leading the Big Eight stand
ings with a 5-0 mark and
Missouri is involved in a
four-way tie for second with
Kansas, Colorado and Okla
homa. The Tigers have a 1-1
record in the conference.
Sharpe said he was gener
ally pleased with the Husk
ers' performance against
Missouri despite the fact that
the Tigers swept the three
game series.
"I don't know how pleased
you can be when you lose
all three games, but I
thought our boys came
through real good," Sharpe
said.
'Easy to Fold' !
,'!Wlien.,yQU..take a real in
experienced team and open
with a tough trip to Texas
Big 8 Standings
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Schedule
KIDAY
Iowa State at NEBRASKA (?)
Oklahoma Stat ...... at Oklahoma (2)
Missouri , at Kansas (2)
Colorado at Kansas State (21
SATURDAY
Iowa Stat at NEBRASKA
Oklahoma Slat at Oklahoma
Missouri at Kansas
Colorado at Kansas Stat
AND HiS
NIGHT RIDERS
Technique Show Slated
By University Judo Glub
By Jan Sack
The University Judo Club
will present its third annual
display April 25 at 7 p.m.
in the Student Union.
Some of the techniques to
be shown in the display are
the judo warm-up and ,ron
dori, falling forms, judo prin
ciples, defense techniques
and of special interest will
be the one vs. all.
Dr. Robert Sakal, 1st Dan,
and then meet the twa top
teams in the Big Eight, it
would have been real easy
for the boys to fold, but they
came back and gave it all
they had against Missouri,"
the Husker coach continued.
Sharpe picked out sopho
more pitchers Ron Havekost,
Tom Ernst and Ernie Boni
stall for special mention.
Havekost held the Tigers to
only two runs for seven in
nings before the roof fell in
and Missouri scored three in
the eighth to take a 5-3 win.
Bonistall gave up only one
earned run and four hits in
the opener of Saturday's twin
bill, but Missouri pulled out
a 2-1 decision with a run in
the last of the seventh in
ning in the seven-i n n i n g
game.
Ernst came on in relief of
Jan Wall in the nightcap and
pitched) 1 innings, allow
ing only one hit and no runs
as the Huskers dropped a 5-2
decision.
"As the players begin to
get a little more experience,
they will begin to hit with
men on base," Sharpe said.
"We outhit Missouri, 21-19,
but they (the Tigers) got
them when they counted."
Other Games
In other games this week
end, Oklahoma State will be
at Oklahoma, Missouri will
meet Kansas at Lawrence
and Kansas State plays host
to Colorado.
Iowa State's series with
Kansas last week end was
cancelled by rain and the
Cyclones have played only
four games this spring. They
dropped a doubleheader to
Kansas State in the Big Eight
opener and are 1-3 overall.
Iowa State is slated to play
Drake today.
Kansas State dropped three
games to Oklahoma State the
past week end as the Cow
boys extended their overall
record to 9-0.
In other action the past
week end Oklahoma and
Colorado split a doubleheader
Saturday after being snowed
out Friday. The Sooners won
the opener, 10-9, and Colo
rado copped the second
game, 6-1. '
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AFTER SHAVE
LOTION
is the faculty advisor of the
Judo Club. The instructors
are Sachio Ashida, 5th Dan;
Ryoji Yamakawa, 2nd Dan;
and Paul Owen, 1st Dan. As
sistant instructors are Takeo
Utsumi, 1st Kyu; Joe Kirk,
2nd Kyu; and Roger Gunn,
3rd Kyu.
The University Judo Club
was founded in 1954 by Ash
ida to provide facilities for
the study and practice of judo
principles and kindred arts.
The club, a non-profit, ama
teur organization, is recog
nized by the Kodokan Judo
Institute in Tokyo, Japan,
and the A.A.U. of the United
States.
. The members of the club
are graded according to their
skill and identified by the col
or of their belts. White belts
6th kyu, 5th kyu (yellow), 4th
kyu (green). Brown belts
3rd kyu (light brown), 2nd
kyu, 1st kyu (dark brown).
Black belts 1st to 6th Dan
(black), 7th to 9th Dan (red
and white), and 10th Dan
(pink).
The Black Belt is a symbol
of the judo instructor and the
rating is awarded by the Ko
dokan Judo Institute of Ja
pan to those vho have mas
tered the principles of judo,
and have shown through the
years of practice a high
moral and ethical standard.
The black belt holder has a
Persians Capture
V olleyballCrown
The Persians have won the
independent volleyball cham
pionship. The Persians playing in a
league of five teams went un
defeated in a four-game round
robin tournament to win the
independent championship.
The Senior Dents with a 3-1
season and Dent College with
a 2-2 record complete the top
three of the tourney.
Tied for fourth place were
Law College and Phi Epsilon
Kappa with no wins and three
defeats.
Geneva All-Stater
Chooses Nebraska ,
Larry Bornschlegl, all-state
basketball player from Gen
eva, will enroll at Nebraska
next fall, Coach Jerry Bush
announced.
"At 5-10, Bornschlegl is not
big but he is goo d," Bush
said, adding that Larry was
much sought after for his
backcourt play.
In addition to being a stand
out basketball player, Born
schlegl is an above average
student and a good baseball
player.
IM Softball
Tuesday :
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Kappa
sigma
Delta Upsilon vs. Delta Tau
Delta
Engineering College game
Page 3
responsibility to teach, prac
tice, and uphold the princi
ples of Judo.
Judo is known as an art of
combat, but the real value of
judo as applied to everyday
life is in the principles and
nature of its training. The
training is in the form of
competetive sport, designed
to develop and cultivate the
skill and powers inherent in
man.
A man in judo trains to de
velop poise, confidence, re
straint, .and gentleness, to
gether with coordination and
agility.
A contest in judo is not an
end, but a part and means of
training as well as a test of
skill. It is called Shiai or trial
match. A match usually lasts
five minutes or until a point
is scored. A point is awarded
for a clean throw or an ef
fective choke or a hold for 30
seconds. If there is no decid
ing point scored the referee
may award a decision.
Theta Xi Wins
IM Squash Title
Theta Xi won the IM Squash
championship in a tournament
of four eight-man teams.
The sport, a cross between
handball and paddle ball, was
discontinued because of lack
of interest in the past two
years.
Al Cummings of Phi Delta
Theta won the individual
champion honors and brought
his team within one point of
the team crown.
Phi Gamma Delta and Del
ta Tau Delta finished jut the
chart in the tight competitive
sport, as only ten points sepa
rated the first and fourth
place winners.
Stocker Edges Groth
In NU Swim Scoring
Joe Stocker led the Husker
swimmers in scoring the past
season witL 103 points, edging
out Jay Groth who scored 100.
Others were Larry McClean
81, LaVern Bauers 75, Larry
Ferrell 68, Phil Swaim 67, Joe
Gacusana 57, Branch Walton
53, Roger Bosveld 44, Bob
Mitchell 28 and Kuni Mihara
22.
ISV Linksters Seek
Seventh Win Today
Nebraska's golfers will be
seeking their seventh win as
they play Creighton Univer
sity in Omaha today.
The Huskers blanked the
Creighton team, 12-0, in the
match played here Friday.
The Husker golf record now
stands at 6-3.
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