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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 28, 1962
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Buff Players Protest
CU Job Offer to Davis
The Colorado football situ
ation . grows more uneSj
each day as tho Buff bosses
now contemplate their next
move.
. The announcement that the
head football coaching job at
Colorado , has been offered to
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SATURDAY,
MARCH 31
PERSHING
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33-year old alumni secretary,
William E. (Bud) Davis, was
met with protest from the
Colorado players yesterday.
Davis was offered the job
of replacing Sonny Gran
delius, who was fired ten
days ago for illegal recruiting
practices. Grandelius guided
the Buffs to the Big Eight ti
tle and an Orange Bowl en
gagement last fall.
Leaders of the football
squad threatened to quit in
mass, tagging Davis with the
title of a one-time high school
football coach, a handshaker
unqualified for the job. The
players also predicted that the
assistant coaches would leave.
The players wanted Bob
Ghilotti, end coach under
Grandelius, or line coach
Chuck Boerio to get the head
post.
Colorado's school's regents
voted five to one in favor to
offer Davis the job Tuesday.
President Quigg Newton of
the. University said that Davis
requested a day or two to
consider the offer, which he
didn't apply for.
Husker Nine to Play
Tulsa in First Series
Kennedy outlines his.
cold war strategy
Last year in Moscow, Khrushchev
spelled out his master plan in no
uncertain terms. But what is Ken
nedy's strategy? In thisweek'sPost,
in an authoritative article based
on talks with the President and
his chief advisers, Stewart Alsop
reports on Kennedy's long-range
thinking. And tells how such cri
ses and Cuba, Vietnam and Berlin
shaped the President's views.
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Coach Tony Sharpe's base
ball team will head south this
weekend for a three-game set
against Tulsa.: The Huskers
and the Hurricanes will play
a single game Friday and a
double-header Saturday.
The trip south will be a
short warmup for the Corn-
huskers as far as conference
play is concerned. A three
game series against Kansas
April 6-7, will move Nebras
ka into conference action.
Plagued by very little prac
tice outside due to the wet
diamond, Nebraska will clash
with an improved Tulsa
squad, expected to be the best
Hurricane squad in several
seasons.
The Huskers have been able
to play outside only three
times during the spring
thaw. Outdoor practices have
been limited to hitting flies in
the outfield as the infield is
too wet.
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Sharpe will open Friday
with a veteran lineup with
one exception, pitcher Keith
Sieck.
Golf Match Postponed
The Nebraska golf team's
scheduled opening match
Friday with Kansas State
will be called off, according
to Coach Harry Good.
The Lincoln Country Club
course, where the Husker
home matches will be
played this season, is closed
because of soggy conditions.
"Kansas State will have
to take a raincheck," said
Good. The match will prob
ably be rescheduled in
early April.
IM Volleyball
Schedule
Monday'! Results
Air Men def. Beta Sigma Psi-A
Mwatt-A def. Selleck-A
Kappa Sigma def. Phi Gamma Delta-A
Delta Upstton-A def. Delta Sigma Pi-A
Tonight's Games
6:30 North Theta Chl-B vs. Sigma Chi-B
7:30 North Beta Sigma Psi-A vs. winner
Alpha Gamma Rho-Triangle
7:30 South Selleck-A vs. winner Mc
Lean-A and Seaton U-A
8:30 South Surma Phi Ensilon-A vs.
Delta Upsilon-A
RODEO CLUB will meet at
the Ag Union TV lounge 7:30
p.m. tonight. Plans for the
Rodeo will be discussed.
Sieck, a sophomore spent a
very fine summer league at
Lexington., was a standout
frosh and was the star nitrher
for three years at Lincoln
southeast.
The Husker batting order
for Friday's game: Rex
&weu, ss, Don scmnaei, cf;
Steve Smith. If: Dick Becher.
lb: Don Purcell. c: Tnm
urnst, rf; Bill Redmond, 2b;
Dale Anderson, 3b; and Sieck,
p. .
Coach Sharpe may not be
aDie to make tne trip due to
an infected foot. The Husker
diamond mentor was sched
uled to check with his doc
tor today.
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It looks as if the Rag sports staff is going to have
to its strenuous endeavors of covering Husker sports
once again following a two week lull between winter
and spring sports. The kickoff for the spring slate is
this weekend with the baseball team journeying south
for a three games series at Tulsa. Spring football, out
door track, golf and tennis will make their debuts next
week.
The winter scene came to a fast and furious finish,
for we typewriter-jockeys. Consider the following events
which took place in the last month the Nebraska
basketball team finished a disappointing
fifth in the conference, the indoor track
team climaxed a fine dual indoor season
with a surprising second place (we never
could find an extra point for Coach Frank
Sevigne's troops) in the Big Eight meet,
the swimming and wrestling teams fin-
4- 4 ished fourth in loop competition (the
IV 1 wrestlers piled up a 9-2-1 dual meet rec-
v" I ord and copped ninth in the NCAA meet),
I and the gymnastics team turned in an-
, ... other great season, copping the All-Col-
wohlfarth lege Championships in the process.
a t0 th,s ,ist the 8urSe of lnterest created by the
wild finish of the Omaha Tech-Lincoln Norhteast game
and the succeeding protest, and, in the same week as
the high school tourney, the final playoffs of the intra
mural basketball tourney. Since we haven't received any
poison pen letters about oar rankings and All-Intramural
selections we'll consider everybody happy (or at least
quiet) and move on to other business.
Things should really be poppin' this spring. With
the exception of the golf team, every NU spring sport
squad figures to improve its record and, in addition,
there will be plenty of interest generated next Monday
when the Husker footballers begin spring drills under new
coach Bob Devaney.
Starting next weekend at least one of the four Husk
er spring squads will be in action at home each week
end, providing the Cornhusker rooter plenty of variety
in his sporting choices. The big day of the spring sched
ule is May 12, AH Sports Day, when the Husker football
team stages an intrasquad battle and the tennis, base
ball and track teams all have home engagements. The
late spring vacation (April 20-28) has cut down the
southern tours but the golf, baseball and track teams .art)
all planning short jaunts south.
The baseball team is loaded with an all-veteran
cast and could shape into a contender for the league
title although Oklahoma State looms as a favorite to re
peat. The Huskers have a solid infield, some hard-hitting
outfielders and improved pitching and catching corps.
The NU outdoor track team will be out to win the
conference! The cindermen appear determined to get
revenge on Kansas after losing the indoor meet U the
Jayhawks by 1112 of a point. If Coach Sevigne can find
a javelin man and strengthen the middle distances and
field events, the Huskers should win the crown.
The Husker tennis team, with more experience and
a lighter schedule, is a cinch to do better this year (a
1-11 dual season won-lost record and last place finish
in the conference isn't too tough to beat). Currently bat
tling for the top five spots are ten netters, including the
fop three lettermen from last spring, two, squadmen,
four promising sophomores and one transfer.
Only Coach Harry Good's golf team may find the
going tough this spring. Hit hard by eligibility and
scholastic losses the linksters also haven't been able to
practice outside yet due to the soggy conditions. These wet
grounds forced postponement of the scheduled home opener,
against Kansas State Friday. With only two lettermen back,
Coach Good hopes to improve on the golfers' 1961 confer
ence showing of last place. Help may be on the way
next year for Coach Good in the form of outstanding
freshmen golfers, Gary and Glen Gruenemeier and
Mail Tabor.
Grid Coach Devaney has said that the Huskers may
not look too polished this spring but the NU coaching
staff will be watching to see which players want to play
the most and where. The spring football roster lists
plenty of returnees (25 lettermen) and there is plenty of
size. Coach Devaney hopes to improve the team speed
and get the team ready for Mat could be a bang-up
season next fall. The alumni-varsity game has been
scratched this year but the public will get an opportunity
to see plenty of gridiron action in , the Saturday scrimr
mages and final spring game Devaney has scheduled
It looks like a great spring season and the length
of this column (to recoin a trite phrase "I'm affected
by diarrhea of the typewriter") has helped to fill many
inches in our battle against the lull.
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To NCAA Trials
Coach Jake Geier may take
two Husker gymnasts to Al
buquerque, N. M., this week
end to participate in the
NCAA Gymnastics Meet.
Geier plans to enter Gene
Hart, who will compete in
the sidehorse event, and
make take s phomore Den
nis Albers, all-around NU per
former. Albers will go if he
is fully recovered from a back
injury suffered at the All-Col-
ege Championships, accord
ing to Coach Geier.
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