The Daily Nebraskan
Monday, May 21, 1962
Uindermen 2nd in Outdoor Meet
DAILY NEBRASKA
Nebraska's Chances Fall
As Watson Paces OU Win
Page 4
By JAN SACK
Sports Staff Writer
Nebraska's tracksters
played the bridesmaid's role
again in the Big Eight Con
this time to a powerful Okla
homa team who was sparked
to the 101-85 victory by one
Tony Watson who scored a
triple crown for. the Sooners.
Husker cindermen had a
great day, however, especially
in the mile run and the 120
yard high hurdle event. Mike
Fleming, the 26-year old Ne
braskan, who wanted to beat
Bill Dotson, mile king of Kan
sas, did just that.
Fleming, clocked in 4:08.1
to set a new Nebraska varsity
record, turned in a sensa
tional finish. After the third
lap, the race started to open
up when Dotson made the
move toward the front of the
pack. After Dotson got a 10
yard lead on Fleming, Mike
opened cp.
Within a few seconds Flem
ing was at Dotson's shoulder
and then he had passed the
"mile king" and broke the
tape a full five-tenths of a
second ahead of the Kansan.
Supporting Mike in the mile
was Ray "skip" Stevens who
finished fourth in 4:12.9 for
the Nebraska cause.
Husker high hurdle trio of
Captain Bill Fasano, Ron
Moore and Fred Wilke
brought the crowd to its feet
as the three cross the finish
line 1-2-3, a rare occurence
in any Conference champion
ship. Moore, a sophomore, won
the event in :14.2 and he led
home Fasano and Wilke in
that order. In the 220-yard
lows Moore trying for a dou
ble win could only nab sec
ond place behind Mark Sulli
van of Oklahoma who won
in :22.9. Wilke placed third
in the lows.
Two other top Husker per
formances came in the 440
and mile relays. Both times
et new Nebraska varsity rec
ords and were good for sec
ond places in the Conference
showdown.
The 440-yard relay team
composed of Wilke, Steve
Pfister, Don Degnan and Ray
Knaub spun the distance in
:40.8 just one-tenth of a sec
ond behind the winning Okla
homa team.
Mile relay quartet of Tom
Saunders, LeRoy Keane, Bill
Kenny and Gil Gebo also
toured the oval in the fastest
time of 3:13.4 for a second
place finish behind Colorado.
Husker Ray Knaub, sprint
ace from Scottsbluff, was
beaten by just a whisker in
the 100-yard dash by Watson
of Oklahoma who ran a :09.4.
Later in the 220-yard dash
Watson again took top honors
with a brilliant :20. Knaub
finished sixth while teammate
Degnan earned a fourth posi
tion. The only other place earned
by the Huskers was a fourth
in the broad jump when Vic
tor Brooks, sophomore from
Jamaica, went 24-1 Vi. Watson
won this even with a leap of
25-8.
In the two-mile event, Bob
Griffith from Colorado came
through with the victory in
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9:11.1. Fleming started the
race, but dropped out after
the third lap because of ex
haustion. Billy Stone of Oklahoma
State ran a blistering 1:50.9
in the 880, but it was not
good enough for the Confer
ence record.
Colorado's Olympic runner
Teddy Woods won the 440
yard run with a :46.1, to set
a new conference record. The
old mark was :46.5 held by
Chuck Carloson of Colorado
in 1958 and Jim Heath of
Colorado in 1961.
Oklahoma picked up added
strength in the field events
when Dick Inman, on his last
toss in the shot put, beat
out favored Don Smith of Mis
souri. Inman threw the iron
ball 58-10 to overshadow
Smith's mark of
Dick Clark of Colorado, one
of the nine defending cham
pions, was the only one to
successfully defend his title.
Clark threw the javelin
241-4Vfe for the victory.
In the discus Walt Myers
of Oklahoma won with a toss
of 166-8. Larry Eilert of
Iowa State took the high jump
and Preston Holsinger and
Dick Stevens of Kansas tied
for first in the pole vault at
14-Vi.
The order of finish: Okla
homa, 101; Nebraska, 85; Col
orado, 77; Kansas, 72 5-12;
Oklahoma State, 47; Missouri,
45; Kansas State, 351-6;
and Iowa State, 22.
Golfers Last
In Loop Meet
The Husker golf team,
failed to trim its 71 over par
mark to close with Oklahoma
State's winning 27 under par
score for the course at Co
lumbia, Mo., iast weekend at
the Big Eight meet.
On the hilly course at Mis
souri's Ag Campus, Oklahoma
State repeated as the Big
Eight golf champion.
Cowboy pacesetter Richard
Cannon shot a record 65-68-67200,
paring 10 strokes off
par and two strokes off the
former individual record, set
in 1960 by Jim Wright of
Oklahoma State.
Top Nebraska stroker Bud
Williamson, led the Huskers
with 75-82-75232. Other Ne
braskan scores:
Bill Heromer 7M1-W 2J6
Bill Gunlitis 77.7S-H2-2T?
BUi EneHI 7WGMW-2W
Jerry Overuaard 71HI-77 237
Oklahoma Stat 844 Kansas State .. W7
Oklahoma Colorado WC
Kansas 73 Iowa Stat ....
Missouri 7S Neoraswa 42
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the image of 4-H work, con
tributions of extension youth
programs toward rural areas
development and a manage
able 4-H program.
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HUSKER SWEEP Nebraska hurdlers (left to right) Ron Moore, Bill Fasano and
Fred Wilke finished 1-2-3 (Moore Wilke Fasano) to sweep the 120-yard high hurdles in
the Big Eight Meet.
Nebraskan Awards
Four Added to
As Last Nominations
Letters of nomination for
the Daily Nebraskan Out
standing Varsity Athlete of
the year came in for Steve
Smith, Eill Fasano, Jim Ras
chke and Harold Thompson
as the deadline for nomina
tions neared.
And on the Intramural
side of the Outstanding Ath
lete awards, Joe McWilliams
was added to the list.
Also in the running for the
annual varsity award are
Don Purcell, Tom Russell.
And McWilliams was added
to the Intramural list made
up of Bob Prokop, Pallas
Dyer, Myron Papadakis and
Lambert Sobon.
The winners will be an
nounced in the final Nebras
kan issue Friday and will be
honored at a luncheon.
Varsity . . .
Steve Smith
The letter nominating
Steve Smith pointed out that
"with a current .466 batting
average, Smith is the Big 8
baseball leader. He has 14
runs batted in and two home
runs to his credit so far this
season.
j "gtyg js ajso noted and
Reared for his ability to hit
in me ciuicnes ana nis aasn
man speed around the base
line.
"Last year, Smith led the
Huskers with a .351 average
and
11 RBI's. For this rec
ord, he received the William
S. Rosenberg Memorial
Award and placed second in
Big 8 scoring.
"As a proficient player,
generally acknowledged team
leader, and promoter of his j
spun,, we leei mat ismitn ex
emplifies those qualities
needed for the Outstanding
Athlete Award."
Varsity . . .
Bill Fasano
The letter nominating Bill
Fasano said that although
he has not been a conference
winner in his specialty, the
hurdles, he has always
placed well for Nebraska.
"During the Big Eight Out
door Championship in Kan
sas last weekend he placed
second in the high hurdles.
In the indoor meet, Fasano
finished fourth in the highs
and the lows.
"His points in these events
helped the Nebraska team
capture second place in both
title bouts.
"Last year Fasano also
placed in both Conference
meets. He was second in the
highs and fifth in the lows.
Fasano also tied for a fifth
in the high jump in the Big
Eight Indoor Meet.
"This year Fasano led the
team with the best time in
the high hurdles with a : 1 4 0
and he also had a :24.0 in
the lows.
"In addition Fasano was a
member of the Nebraska 480
yard shuttle hurdle relay
team which tied the 21-year-
old Texas Relav standard
with a time of :58.9," the
letter concluded.
Varsity . . .
Raschke
and
Thompson
A letter nominating both
Jim Raschke and Harold
Thompson pointed out that
mainly through these two
wrestlers "Nebraska was put
on the map nationally in the
wrestling world this year."
"Both have displayed out
standing leadership and have
been co-captains for three
years. Both have picked up
a number of tournament titles
this last season: the Midwest
College Invitational, the Iowa
State Teachers Tournament,
and the Big 8 Conference
championships.
"Thompson also placed
third in the National Champ
ionships." the letter went on.
"Both have lost but one match
all season in the Nationals
Tournament. And the 162
points they racked up togeth
er made up more than half of
the total varsity team points.
"Both were named to the
Ail-American wrestling team
! and were Dailv Nebraskan
Athletes of the W eek. Thomp
son was honored with the
Newt Copple High Point Man
trophy at the conclusion of
the best wrestling season in
Nebraska history and Raschke
won the Copple Best Scholas
tic Average trophy.
"Both have been respected
on a national basis and their
i0Ve of the sport is pointed
out by the fact that they are
now working out for the Na
tional AAU Championships
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Intramural ...
McWilliams
Joe McWilliams is the fifth
and final nomination for the
Outstanding Intramural Ath
lete Award.
In the letter nominating
McWilliams read, "McWil
liam's top honors in intramur
al play include being named
to the all-intramural football
team and all-fraternity bas
ketball team this past year.
"In addition to these "hon
ors in basketball and football
McWilliams has been out
standing on the Delt softball,
teams.
"McWilliams' fine athletic
abilities as demonstrated by
his honors and awards plus
his all-around intramural ac
tivity place him in conten
tion for the Outstanding In
tramural Athlete," the letter
concluded.
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By RICK AKIN
Sports Staff Writer ,
Nebraska finished its base
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reversal of the Colorado
shutout series a three-game
slugfest.
The Huskers visited Kansas
State last weekend and swept
the Friday doubleheader, 15-3
and 4-3, before losing the Sat
urday single game 13-6.
This finale evened Nebras
ka's conference record at
10-10 and tipped their season's
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Steve Smith and Don Pur
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With 5th
The Husker net team fin
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Eight competition last week
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homa State walked away with
the meet title by outseoring
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