Wednesday, May 17, 1961
The Nebraskan
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Burnett Strongmen Set
Eight Individual Marks
By Cloyd Clark
Burnett strongmen Charles
Szmrecsanyi and Pablo Kir
ven set eight individual rec
ords and sparked Burnnet to
its fourth consecutive weight
lifting championship of 1960
61. Kirven was awarded the out
standing lifter award of the
recent Olympic weight lifting
competition with 181-pound
class records in the press,
snatch, clean and jerk and
the total record with weights
of 240, 225, 300, and 765 in the
respective lifts and total.
Szmrecsanyi set similar lift
records in the 132-pound class.
His total weight was 555
pounds with 185, 165 and 220
pound efforts in the press,
snatch and clean and jerk.
Burnett and Phi Gamma
Delta were separated by only
three team points in the Olym
pic lifts competition last week,
but Burnett was able to pile
up 44 points to the Phi Gam's
17 in the power lifts division
to win the Spring weight 1ft
ing title, 72-42.
Bob Fackelman won the 123
pound class for the Phi Gams
with a total lift of 75 pounds.
Fackelman was unopposed in
his division.
Faber J e n k i n s and Dale
Bjorkman were the other Phi
Gam team members who
placed in the Olympic com
petition. Jenkins captured sec
ond place in the 132-pound
class behind Szmrecsanyi and
Bjorkman was third place
champion in the 165-pound
class.
Dennis Barton, winner of the
165-pound class, set records in
the snatch and press with lifts
of 200 and 190 pounds.
Al Olsen of Burnett pushed
Steve Marx in the heavy
weight class lifting just five
pounds less than Marx's 585.
Marx set two heavyweight
records with a clean and jerk
of 240 pounds and his 585
pound total.
Dave Wooster of Seaton won
the 198-pound class and Den
nis Focht won the 148-pound
division in the other Olympic
lifts competition.
The 148-pounder pressed 165
pounds for the lift record on
his way to his winning 500
pound total.
Wooster lifted a record total
with 610 pounds and set rec
ords in the press and snatch
with lifts of 210 and
175 pounds.
Team standings for the
Olympic lifts competition were
Burnett, Phi Gamma Delta,
Delta Sigma Pi, Sigma Chi,
Seaton House, Burr Hall and
Andrews in that order.
Team standings for the
spring weight lifting, pow
er lifts and Olympic lifts lists
Burnett, Phi Gamma Delta,
Delta Sigma Pi, Sigma Chi,
Seaton House, Acacia, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, Burr Hall, Del-
ta Tau Delta, Farm House,
Gus I and Andrews.
NU Nine Can Climb
To Third In Big Eight
Nebraska's baseball team closes the Big Eight season
here with three games Friday and Saturday against
Kansas State. .
Two seven inning games will be played Friday start
ing at 1:30 p.m. and a nine-inning contest is scheduled
Saturday morning at 11 a.m. The early start is to avoid
conflict with the finals of the high school track meet.
The Cornhuskers can finish as high as third and as low
as sevent in the league race, when a majority of the pos
sible combinations are figured on the final weekend's
activity, Coach Tony Sharpe said.
To climb to third position would require another three
game sweep such as the Huskers put over on Oklahoma
last weekend.
The Huskers have but two hitters over .300, Steve Smith
at .354 and Jerry Harris .343.
Jan Wall pitched 8 innings in the Oklahoma series
and got credit for all three victories in a relief role. He
pulled his earned run average down from 4.75 to 3.72, in
this one three-game set.
Rex Swett and Steve Smith hit the first home runs the
Huskers have been able to collect this season against the
Sooners. Smith's clout was a three-run tie breaker.
Batting averages after 20 games:
ab r h tb 2b 3b hr sb sh bb hb so rbi ba
Smith 48 7 17 25 1 2 1 6 0 3 0 12 10 .354
Harris 70 17 24 30 6 0 0 0 0 12 1 1 10 .343
Schindel 31 8 9 12 1 1 0 1 1 6 0 6 1 .290
Anderson 42 5 12 14 2 0 0 0" 1 5 0 12 4 .286
Wall 26 2 7 9 2 0 4 1 1 3 0 6 2 .269
Swett 72 10 19 27 5 0 1 6 3 0 1 12 9 .264
Ernst 13 1 3 30000020 2 0.231
Redmond 68 2 15 18 3 0 0 0 2 31 19 9 .221
M'Clatchey37 8 8 11 3 0 0 1 2 5 0 7 2 .221
Becher 58 6 12 15 1 1 0 0 0 13 0 8 6 .207
Bonistall. 37 1 6 7 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 7 0 .162
Salerno 31 3 5 6 1000210 10 2 .161
Myers 45 6 6 71000060 9 1 .133
Havekost 12 0 0 00000120 3 0.000
Naiberk 5 0 0 00000020 1 0.000
Johnson 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 .000
Webster 1 0 0 00000000 0 0.000
Dyer 0 0 0 00000000 0 0.000
614 79 142 183 27 4 2 15 15 79 5 122 59 .231
PITCHING
w 1 ip r er h bb so era
Bonistall 2 3 37 20 12 41 11 11 2.87
Ernst 1 1 27tt 15 10 24 14 13 3.29
Havekost 1 2 32 15 13 32 11 15 3.66
Wall 4 3 38 22 16 36 19 33 3.72
Johnson 0 2 12 11 6 11 10 9 4.50
Webster 0 1 5 6 4 S 5 4 6.85
8 12 153'4 89 61 150 70 85 3.58
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League A Champs
Farm House Overcomes
DUs for Softball Crown
By Cloyd Clark
The Farm House Softball
team rallied for a four-run
sixth inning to come from be
hind and defeat Delta Upsilon
in the League A championship
playoff Monday.
Morris Beerbohm's home
run in the bottom of the final
Inning sparked the four-run
flourish to victory. Alan Dex
ter scored the other Farm
House tally on a home run in
the first inning.
Ed Gales pitched the game
for the victors and kept Farm
House in the undefeated brac
ket. Delta Upsilon pitcher Jim
Kowalke was charged with
the loss.
Farm House downed Delta
Upsilon, 11-3 in their previous
meeting in the finals of the
undefeated pracket of the
League A tournament.
The 5-4 score is the closest
any team has come to the
Farm House sluggers. The
other scores read 13-3, 14-3,
12-3, and 11-3.
The League A champions
Three Championship Tilts
On Today's Softball Slate
Independent, Burr-Selleck and Fraternity League B
championships may be decided in this afternoon's softball
action.
Sigma Alpha Mu, Smith and the Playboys will risk their
perfect records in the finals of the three leagues.
The Sammies will meet
Delta Sigma Phi for the first
time of the season. Both
teams have played Sigma Nu.
The Sammies downed the Sig
Nu team, 12-11, in their last
softball action and the Delta
Sigma Phi team beat them,
15-7, Monday.
Smith will be playing , its
third, game of the season as
they meet Manatt for the sec
ond time. In their previous
match the Burr Hall team de
feated the Selleck crew, 10-5.
The Playboys will play the
Dent College in a game orig
inally scheduled for Tir lay
which was cancelled because
of yesterday's rain.
If the Playboys, Smith and
Sigma Alpha Mu win this
afternoon's games the league
play will be finished and the
all-Univesrity playoff will be
gin, but if they lose the teams
will play each other again.
Main Feature Clock
Varsity: "Black Sunday,"
1:40, 3:39, 5:38, 7:37, 9:30.
State: "The Absent-minded
Professor," 1:23, 3:23, 5:23, 7:27,
9:23.
Stuart: "The Secret Partner,"
1:25, 3:25, 53:0, 7:30, 9:35.
Nebraska: "Oceans 11," 1:05,
5:00, 8:55. "Yellowstone Kelly,"
3:20, 7:15.
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Star Nod
Given To
Jan Wall
Husker righthander Jan Wall
earns the Daily Nebraskan
Star of The Week nod for the
week of May 8-14 for his re
lief work against Oklahoma
the past weekend.
The "Nebraska junior had
been having trouble getting
anybody out in a starting role
when he was relegated to the
bullpen corps.
Nebraska Coach Tony
Sharp ealled on the lean right
hander three times Friday
and Saturday ad each time
Wall came through with top
performances against the
hard-hitting Sooners .
Wall pitched 81-3 innings
in relief in the three games
and gained credit for the win
in all three contests, raising
his won-lost mark to 4-3 and
dropping his 7RA from 4.75 to
a respectable 3.72.
His relief showing allowed
the Huskers to sweep the first
three-game series of the year
and moved them into a posi
tion to challenge for third
place in the Big Eight.
Nebraska has a chance to
reach the .500 level in the Big
Eight this weekend when the
Huskers entertain Kansas
State in a season ending
three-game series.
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