The Daily Nebraskan
Friday, April 6, 1962
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DAILY NEBRASKAN
Scrimmage Planned Saturday
2 Backfield Gridders
Sidelined By Injuries
y BOB BESOM
Sports Staff Writer
Bob Devaney s grid men
will probably be wiping
their brows early today as
spring weather brightens the
Husker stomping grounds.
The number one unit may
be without a pilot though as
Dennis Claridge spent one of
iNebraska's warmest days
this year, Thursday, in Stu
dent Health. After calling sig
nals at the initial two spring
football sessions, the junior
quarterback reported in with
a sore throat. -
If Claridge doesn't make it
today, there will be two
changes in the first squad.
Dennis Stuewe, sidelined with
a pulled leg muscle, will miss
at least a couple more meet
ings. Kent McCloughan, a fresh
man and former Broken Bow
dazzler, filled in for Stuewe
Wednesday.
Devaney expects to step up
Williams Picked
'Most Valuable9
This year's gymnastic
squad selected Charles Wil
liams the most valuable team
member on a basis of leader
ship and value to the club.
Williams, from Ainsworth,
captained the squad to one
of Nebraska's best seasons.
The Huskers . won eight
meets and lost two. They
capped the season with the
top laurels in the All College
Championships at Boiilder.
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Bit band dance stylincs have finally
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Dishwasher wanted for mominf and noon
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Camp staff is now being hired for YMCA
Camp Sheldon at Columbus, Nebraska.
"Permanent staff would be for 10-11
weeks and counseling staff would be
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the pace today and pass out
a pass-run option for the boys
to work with.
The Husker squads will
have at least nine plays to
work with when they get in
their first Saturday scrimage
tomorrow. "We should be
ready to hit by Saturday,"
said Devaney. But the after
noon affair will be a "con
trolled" scrimage, minus
kickoff.
The Saturday workout will
be open to the public, as have
all the practice sessions thus
far.
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SWIFT SPEEDSTERS Nebraska entry in the 440-yard relay in the Texas Relays
today and tomorrow in Austin, Tex., will present four of the best sprinters the Corn
huskers have had in several seasons. Left to right: Fred Wilke, Steve Pfister, Don
Degnan and Ray Knaub.
NU Golfers
Open Today
The Nebraska golf team
opens its season today as the
Huskers meet Creighton Uni
versity at the Lincoln Country
Club at 1 p.m.
Coach Jerry Good an
nounced that he would prob
ably go with Bud-Williamson
in the number one spot,' Jerry
Overgard, Bill Hemmer, Stan
Schrag and Bill Gunlicks in
the two, three, four and five
spots, respectively.
KJSUS Will Broadcast
All Friday and Saturday
home baseball games will be
broadcasted live play by
play through KNUS with a
"warm up" starting at 1:20
p.m. The broadcasts will
start today as the Huskers
play Kansas on the Nebras
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Intramural Volleyball Title
Will Be Decided Tonight
By BOB RAY
Sports Staff Writer
The final ' All-University
championship volleyball
games will be played tonight
at 5 p.m. in the P.E. Build
ing. Ag Men-B will vie with Ben-ton-C
for the All-Residence
Crown and the winner of the
"A-B" vs. "C-" games last
night will meet the Inde
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Champions in the divisions
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NU Opens at Home
Today Against KU
Nebraska opens' its home
and conference baseball sea
son with a doubleheader
against Kansas today. The
initial clash is slated for 1:30
p.m. on the Husker diamond.
Ron Havekost, a junior
from Hooper, has been given
the starting mound assign
ment by Coach Tony Sharpe
and Keith Sieck has the start
ing nod for the nightcap.
Sieck, a sophomore, helped
the Huskers to a three game
sweep over Tulsa last week
end by stopping the Hurri
canes with two hits and one
run in six innings of the
opener.
A single game with the
Jayhawks is slated for Satur
day at 1:30 p.m. Ernie Bonis
tall, or Ed Johnson will pitch
for the Huskers.
Coach Sharpe released this
batting order for the Husk
ers: Dale Anderson, 3b (.444),
Don Schindel, cf (.583), Steve
Smith, If (.538), Dick Becher,
lb (.111), Don Purcell, c
(.125), Tom Ernst, rf (.400),
Bill Redmond, 2b (.000), John
Morris, ss (.000), and Ron
Havekost, p (.000).
Finding a shortstop re
placement for the injured
Rex Swett ha.s posed a prob
lem to Sharpe.
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At 71, Casey Stengel faces the big
gest challenge or his life - building
a big-ieague ball club from scratch.
In this week's Saturday Evening Post,
the 01' Pertessor talks frankly about
his brano-new team. He tells why he
wasn t consulted in picking his play
ers. Sizes up such veterans as Richie
Ashburn, Gil Hodges and Charley
Neai. And says how long he expects
to stay with the club.
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