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The Daily Nebraskan
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Belts Continue Surge
On All-University Title
Delta Tau Delta, rolled up a
convincing 70.5 points to take
their second All-Fraternity
major sports title this year
and the Intramural indoor
track championship. The Delts
took the All-University foot
ball crown in the fall.
Seaton II is the All-Independent
champion by eclips
ing second place Bessey, 80-24-
Farm Rouse edged out Phi
Delta Theta for second place
(53-48) In the fraternity race.
Beta Theta Pi and Phi Kappa
Psi finished third and fourth
with 42.5 and 30 points re
spectively. Gus Shaw scored all of Bes
sey's 24 points for their sec
ond place finish and top in
dividual honors. Avery was
close behind Bessey with 23
points for third with Hitch
cock and Capital I running
four, five with 19 and 18
apiece. Canfield finished sixth
with seven.
Only One First For Delts
The Delts took only one
first and one tie for first but
added enough lower place fin
ishers to take the crown. Wal
ly Weeks, Delt distance fresh
man, took the mile in 5:08.4
and another frosh, Tom Wolf,
tied for pole vault tops with
a 10 7" effort Wolf tied with
All Home Slate
Set for Thinclads
Nebraska's indoor track
men will be performing be
fore the home crowds during
the entire regular season,
said Coach Frank Sevigne.
The team has their first
clash on Feb. 2. just before
the second semester gets
underway.
Schedule:
Feb. 2 Wyoming and South
Dakota.
Feb. 9 Oklahoma State.
Feb. 16 Colorado.
Feb. 23 Iowa State and
South Dakota State.
Mar 1-2 -Big Eight Indoor
Championship at Kansas
City, Mo.
Bob Samuleson of the Beta
team.
Shaw had a double win in
the Independent 60 yd. highs
and 60 yd. dash with times of
8.5 in the hurdles and a 7.0
in the dash. Larry Flock, Al
pha Gamma Rho, was the
high scorer in the Fraternity
race with 15 points. Flock
took one first, a :7.6 timing
in the 60 yd. low hurdles.
Only two new records were
established during the evening
one in the fraternity compe
tition and one in the dorm
action. Warren Christian,
Hitchcock harrier, posted a
4:43.1 time in the mile run
to establish a new record
while the Beta's Jack Cram
er hit 6'2" in the high jump
for the new record.
Levy, Strand Double Winners
Jim Levy and Dick Strand
were the two double winners
in the fraternity division.
Levy, running "for Sigma Al
pha Mu, took firsts in t h e
broad jump with a 21 W ef
fort and the 60 yd. dash with
a :6.5's clocking. Strand won
the one lapper and the 440
yd. dash with times of 28 4
in the one lap and 54.1 in the
quarter. Strand also anchored
the winning Phi Delt mile
relay team which posted a
3:58.2.
Strand and Levy tied for
second in the individual fra
ternity honors with 14 apiece.
Levy scored all of the SAM's
points for their seventh place
showing.
Other Winners
Other event winners and
their times include: Fratern
itv Shotput; Jim Beltzer,
Kappa Sigma, 55' 4": 60 yd.
high hurdles. Gene Ham
mond, Beta Theta Pi. :8.2;
Independent Pole Vault;
Larrv Shineman, Independent,
11' 3"; Shotput: Rich Czap,
Avery, 53' 6": Broad jump:
Freeman White, Avery, 21'
l'i", High jump John Adams.
Seaton II. 5' 6"; One lap. Bob
Lord, Seaton II, :30.8: 880 yd.
dash Lillis Tucker, Hitchcock,
2:03.3; 60 yd. lows Ted Vac
tor, Avery, :7.5: 440 yd. dash,
Dave Cook, Canfield, :522.
Albers Chosen Star of Week
Jr. Gymnast Earns 5 Firsts
By TOM McGINMS
Nebraskan Staff Writer
Husker gymnast Dennis Al
bers has been given the Star
of the Week Award for his
outstanding perform
ance against Colorado State
University last weekend.
Albers took first place in
floor exercise, trampoline,
parallel bars, tumbling, and
still ring events. He placed
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STAR OF THE WEEK Dennis Albers took five firsts
in the meet with Colorado State University last week.
fifth in the side horse. He was
responsible for nearly half of
Nebraska's SO points.
A junior this year, Albers
is leading the team in points
earned. As a sophomore Al
bers was high scoring man
for the season.
Albers is a graduate of
Hastings High School, where
he was a three year letter
man in track and gymnastics.
When he started gymnastics
as a high school sophomore,
Albers worked out only on
the trampoline. Then, accord
ing to Albers, his coach forced
him to work on all the events.
He predicts that next year
the team will be the strongest
yet as they are losing only one
senior. Albers added that next
year for the first time there
will be a Big 8 Championship
in gymnastics and that Ne
braska will certainly be after
the championship.
Coach Jake Geier said that
Albers as well as the team
is not yet at his peak this
season. He said that team
members still have work to
do in getting down their rou
tines. Coach Geier added that
Denny is "right on schedule
on reaching peak condition."
He added that Albers has
earned nearly 90 points in only
two meets this season.
"Being a junior this year,
Denny has lots of gymnastics
ahead of him. He is a tremen
dous worker and is really
moving fast,"' said Coach Gei
er, "I'm really glad to see
him receive this award."
From the Stick
By RICK AKIN
This is the last time this semester that the Stick
whips off a few "words of wisdom."
I probably picked the best semester to take this en
deavor. The football team had a great season which al
ways makes things a little more fun. And the basketball
team, off to a good start at the first is now on the
downward trail.
But then again the Husker cagers have had their
roughest competition in the conference during this fiist
semester.
Colorado and Kansas State, probably the top two
teams (even though K-State doesn't look like it is going
to swamp anybody), are by the wayside
in the first round and with Kansas com
ing up Saturday, things don't look any better.
The Jayhawks ought to be fighting ;
mad after dropping one to Missouri, a U
non-power, especially after the Jayhawks L
won the Christmas tournament crown. m.
The Huskers don't meet Colorado f
again until March 4. at which time Jerry
Bush's throng of sophomores, like Earl
Wright. Larry Bornschlegl and Joel Kor
tus, may have a little more maple ma-
turity than shown in these first 13 contests.
The track team is the one that will go to the top.
Husker trck fans will be able to see some of the finest
indoor competitors in the nation at the Stadium indoor
track.
With Fleming, Wilkie, Knaub, Stevens and many oth
ers leading the way the thinclads will probably outdo
the gridders for honors, of which there were many.
It is still pretty hard to predict the outcome of swim
ming, wrestling and gymnastics, although all three are
off to reasonably good starts.
Akin
Tonights Games
Thursdav, January 17th
AgCol'lege 5:00 Sigma Chi-A vs. Theta Xi-A
6:30 Phi Delta Theta-B vs. Sigma Phi Epsi-lon-B
7:30 Delta Sigma Pi-A vs. Ag Men-A
8:30 Farm House-C vs. Kappa Sigma II-C
P. E. Ct. 1 5:00 Delta Tau Delta-A vs. Beta theta Pi-A
6:30 Cornhusker-A vs. Delta Sigma Phi-A
7:30 Sigma Phi Epsilon-A vs. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon-A
8:30 Delta Upsilon-A vs. Phi Delta Theta-A
P. E. Ct. 2 5:00 Kappa Sigma-A vs. Alpha Tau Omega-A
6:30 Avery II vs. Bessey
7:30 Beta Sigma Psi-A vs. Alpha Gamma
Sigma-A
8:30 Triangle-A vs. Alpha Gamma Rho-A
Varsity Ct. 6:30 Phi Epsilon Kappa vs. Newman Club
7:30 Unicorns vs. Geography
8:30 Pharmacy vs. Play Boys
Frosh 6:30 Dental College vs. air Force, ROTC
7:30 Crack Pots vs. Misfits
8:30 Jay Ce'ers vs. Renegades
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