Wednesday, February 13, 1963
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After IT W
01 Sport
By TERRY AXDERSOX
Sports Editor
July 1 of this year will end
seventeen years of service for
John Bentley, sports informa
tion director of the athletic
department for the Universi
ty. Bentlev first came to work
for the University as full-time j
director in July of 1946.
: TJiictor cmiaHc in thp
Since that time Bentley ;,ifM onH Dn thov i,
. f l 11 UliU 111-
OI
Work
team is submerged in the
cellar; and a track team in
1946 which finished second in
door and outdoor until now
when prospects look toward
an indoor track win.
All of this Bentley has fol
lowed, promoting Nebraskan
sports with equal endeavor, j
He has tried to keep the
lime-!
lost he i
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from The Stick
By Rick Akin
Thought we'd start this semester's column with a
little "Sing Along with Stick". This song is dedicated to
Jerry Bush and his Cornhusker cagers.
. This song can be sung to the tune of "Where Have
All the Flowers Gone" by the Kingston Trio.
Follow the bounding ball . . .
"Where have all the victories gone . . . long time
passing . . . Where have all the upsets gone . . . long
time ago. . Where have all the superstars gone . . .
not to NU, that's for sure . . . Will they ever come here .
if the Bear is still here."
And it's the Coliseum Bear that has been the topic
of conversation. Will Jerry Bush be around next season?
Now I have heard the blame being thrown entirely
on the Bear's efforts to produce winning basketball at
Nebraska.
This seems unfair to Coach Bush. In
the first place Nebraska high school bas
ketball leaves a lot to be desired which
leaves little to recruit from inside the
own state.
Bill Vincent is a good example. When
the Chief was in high school, he was hell
on wheels and tabbed as one of the greats.
But Vincent hasn't matched up to some
of the accomplishments that the specula
tors had in mind.
I"
MOORE DROPPED . . .
Ace hurdler Ron Moore
was dropped from the
Husker track squad yes
terday for disciplinary actions.
NU Hurdler
Is Dropped
From Squad
Loses To Cydones
Nebraska gave Iowa State's
cagerS a battle for the first
fifteen minutes and then the
Cyclones raced to a convinc
ing 75 to 54 verdict over the
Huskers Monday night at the
Coliseum.
The Huskers bettered their
visitors from the field in early
play only to trail, 24 to 17
after thirteen minutes m ac
shot that produced the mar
gin at the gun.
At the start of the second
half, Gary Kleven and Marv
Straw, who shoots well from
outside, made five quick bas
kets to put the Huskers out
of the contest.
Petsch was the only offen
sive weapon the Huskerr
could offer as he scored 14
points in the second half,
most of his points coming on
tion, Decause oi t.ycoup umD shots from the side
curacy from the tree tnrow , petsch. ending up taking
line. Eager Huskers amassed honors with ints
11 fouls in the first half andj8
the Iowans converted t h e i r i Nebraska set PetSch up of
chances to go ahead from the (en by passing qujckly around
opening jump. t(he shifting Cvclone none de
fense. This manuever could
have been disasterous for the
winners if the Scarlet had not
committed a bundle of pas
sing errors.
As the half rolled on, the
Scarlet lost Ms shooting ac
curacy and Vince Brewer led
his squad to an adequate eight
point cushion at the half.
Brewer, exhibiting brilliant
ball handling. Dopped in 11 of I '2
Yesterday Husker hurdling ; his finai points in the first "'n
ace, Kon Moore was aroppea stanza. ;This advantage gave the Hus-
from the track squad. 4. . . kers little solacl when their
Coach Sevigne said that j ?,AZ shooting percentage remained
Again,
as in the last three
the Huskers out-
i Moore was dropped for dissi-
plinary reasons
below thirty per cent. Charlie
Don't get me wrong . . . Bill is a good amh ;broken training Fridav night Seconds 'ater
basketball player but not All-American material. And , . r fo hp 0kahoma state-! muffed two f
with tne deptn tnat uusn nas tnis season, eiuier uaidm.tr
or a superstar is needed badly.
Secondly, a point which Wally Provost pointed out in
his column in the World Herald a few weeks ago seri
ously hampers Bear's chances for top notch players. Ne
braska spends less money than any other Big Eight school
for basketball scholarships.
And people complain about not having a good team
when XU can't even talk to terms with enuogh top rate
players to make it worthwhile.
It's simple arithmetic to see that without ENOUGH
good players a school is not going to have a good team.
And we know how the Huskers are doing in the Big
Eight race.
Just when things were looking up for Bush and Co.,
the tide turned again. Jerry Spears, the Ohio State trans
1 x . 11 XT-U 1,
ia ay-UO lO UUIJ :vemBSM;Innlle mtiruioc tn lonH tlw.
within six points at 32 to 26 ; arlot , rphAIinHinfr ah
Sevigne said that Moore had with a minute remaining. ; of his M teammates.
ine b-s junior i T. ,.. mir.ri vohmsta
prior to the Oklahoma state- muuea two iree imuws aim
1 Nebraska track meet. For Dave Groui mesned a jump
! this action Moore 1 o s t his
: grant-in-add that he has held
i for two years.
At the meet last Saturday,
i Moore got a bad start in the
high hurdle race and stopped
j after he cleared the first hur
dle. Then he withdrew from
the low hurdle race.
1 Al " X X
he rthletic deDartment wdl?? such a great year, the cagers cannot necessarily be ex-
hnrnmAtPdromhnckPr ?edf l u,e uls '" pected to shoot the moon.
w " - - . . - i r,rtlr 1n rntn c , ...
sports throughout the state
and nation
; back in sports.
Last year at the Big Eight
S indoor conference meet,
Uloore won the high hurdle
j event and placed second in
the lows to teammate Fred
fer. came into action for second semester to give the j Wilke. scoring nine points for
Huskers a fairly well balanced starting five. So the Big the Huskers.
FeU utkf 3 SP"10 is out for the tu- k ' I" the outdoor meet Moore
With four good players a team cant do anything be- M h 1)en ,aced
cause the defense can drop off one Husker and concen- j . , rt Suivan of
irate on someone rise, nun live juu van u suiuciiuug.
Another thing that has hurt the basketball team is.
ironically, the football team. Since the football team had
j This year in the opening m
idoor meet, Moore won both
Evervthing seems to come in the off season for Bush, i the hurdle events, going :07.5
When Bush gets a good sophomore crop he has his best i jn the highs and :06.9 in the ,
'Oklahoma to talley 18 points
for the squad.
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For Bentley there was al
CIIIU iicil-ivi.1 . i . j ; f - - i c - :
Before coming to the Uni-!wa's a next ear and he mi seniors. Like last year. Bush had Russell. Bowers and jiows against Wyoming and
versity Bentiey had served j stilled - feeling m Corn-j Swett out e sopns just didn't have the maple maturity i south Dakota,
on the' Omaha World-Herald i husker - wers- j to take up the slack. 4 , D ...... . . i
staff first at the copy desk Until Uus year Bentley's of-; This vear's frosh squad has substantial depth, but j Responsibility in the hur-;
and war desk and later as alf ice has handled all the; got walloped bv Iowa State's yearlings. So no conclusions j dies events will now fall upon;
snorts columnist. Speaking committments andj ran be drawn until the freshmen finish their campaign. jFred like, defending Big!
Before going to Jhe Omaha ', engagements for the coaches, j Of course there is another school of thought. Maybe
paper Bentlev worked for the j ne nas nanoiea Pres it is time for a change, u worKeo wim ine iooiuau team
CYCLONE BALL HAND
LER Vince Brewer
scored 11 points in the
first half as he led the
Cvclones to their seventh
Big Eight victory.
Lincoln Journal. He began
, leases for all Husker teams
working for the Lincoln paper : and has Pett ,ea"s on fea
in 1922 and continned to work ; lure stones,
until 1941 when he went over He has also handled all the
to the Omaha paper.
films for the football and bas-
One Dooular conception is swaying Ralph Miller
from Wichita. Miller has turned out some top teams but
is sitting pretty down South.
Nebraska would probably offer more pay to Miller
and Nebraska offers broader courses which could sway
In hie anaritv at the .Tour-: ketball teams and they have ; Snmf inn Drosoects. This was the case of Daryl Petsch,
nal office he served as sports j handled all the box scores in i Hal Brown's story on Petsch in the Lincoln Star, Brown
Hinr anH in loirt hp a. ! Husker snorts. ronnrtoH that Millar wanted Petsch. but ichita didnt
editor and m 1940 he as
sumed the additional respon
sibility of city editor.
Bentlev is Optimistic
Bentley has followed Uni-
i v an v?Ayi:oaivu ui win
reported that Miller wanted Petsch, but
offer Architecture, D.F.'s major.
F.ipht ChamDion in the indoor
low hurdle event. In the out
door meet, Wilke finished
third in the high hurdle event.
: Last week in the Oklahoma
; State meet, Wilke won both
! hurdle events turning the
: highs in :07.6 and the lows in
:07.0.
j Ray K n a u b, the sprinter
dence in Husker athletes and ( Miller has a fine squad now, though, and Wichita is j turned hurdler this year,
Niemano's
ml
Pizza Steak
Spaghetti
Where dining U
a pleasure
620 No. 43
deeper in the Big Eight cellar
with a 0-7 record while Iowa
State garnered its seventh
win. The Cyclones are now
less than a half a game out
of second place behind Kan
sas State and Oklahoma
State.
Nebraska's next game is
with the same Oklahoma
State Aggies this Saturday at
Stillwater. The following Mon
day, the Huskers will stay in
Oklahoma territory to battle
Oklahoma's Sooners at Norman.
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fans, through a combination m th vjccAnri Vallev Conference, the top basketball con-
of coaches and materials, j ference m the country, according to Sports Illustrated.
Bentley has seen the Corn-; rM kmc Director Tinpv Dye. former Wichita
versity. sports through both j husker state rise in status head, sway Miller?
good ana lean years wim an anu now mruugn c am-;
nntimicKn fv "From his he- letic administration in Tippy
r - . . , . -r. I tail mc
ginning in 1946 when t h e j uye ana bod uevaney anu ms, j dravn
Dve said a few weeks ago. ousn wm ueiuuioj tui-
ish the season." From this many conclusions coma oe
could fill the gap left by
i Moore's removal. He has
placed second in both low hur-!
! die races in the meets against j
I Wyoming, South Dakota and!
' Oklahoma State.
Huskers finished in a tie for (coaching staff, Bentley has
the conference football title seen a leveling otf m sports. ,
onta todav w hen the team j He feels that there is a bright
finished with an 8-2 overall future ahead in Husker ath-;
(highest ever while he has letics.
been here). ! On July 1, he will begins
The basketball squad tying j work for the Capitol and Lin-1
for last in the conference with coin hotels in Lincoln in a :
K-State to now when the! promotional position.
it -ohracira rW po a new basketball coach land
good ones are hard to come by these days), I hope he
ootc more scholarship money.
Jerry Bush certainly didn't have it.
Intramural Standings
Intramural Meeting
Tonight at 5:00, there willl
; be a meeting of all mtramur-
j al managers whose teams
qualified for the All Univer
Isirv Basketball Tournament.
! The meeting will be in Room !
114, P. E. building.
I
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Hergenrader Puts Baseballers
Through Opening Drill Paces
' League I-A
j Phi Kappa Psi
I Sigma Chi
Delta Tau Delta
' Kappa Sigma
I Theta Xl
J Alpha Tau Omega
' league t-A
j Sigma Phi EpsUoo .
Sigma Nu
Phi Ix-I'i Theta
Ben! im
4-1 MA-lean
, 4-J Selk-ck
. 3-2 SraCNl 1
Seal'.n II
Avery II
3-2
2 3
2-1
3-3
3- :
4- 2
4-2
1-4
1-4
League 6-A
4-1
4-1
f-2
KairiMd
Canfirld
ver I
League 14-A
Xl ROtC
us Club w
Air Fwrr R'rTC 1-
Coaches Tony Sharpe and
Bob Gates until the basket
ball season is finished. He is
presently finishing up work
on his degree at the univer
sity while coaching the team.
Richard (Yogi) Hergenrad-1 are third baseman Dale An-f iTxU, epsuo. j-2 ii
A KaeaKall aMiJAmrtnn shnrtstftn Tom Emst. Upaloo r: , r.Mi -j
CI 1 1 UJl 1U .J UUJ1 " 1 Lijfma Sinlu JU ... ' ' "
4U: -r lAmnAFqni'onH P ATI rAmf(ylac tL'hn IT19V Phi r.smnu rwha .. 0-5
V 11 Y UU9 Dp&LUg CU lllluioaj Sww J
coach of Nebraska's baseball J be used at either shortstop iue j-a
team. ?or second base. Ernst also r?
Hergenrader, a formerPt me on tthe mound for rsS.Ppii '-'v.
member of the Boston Ked -ai 'Cl ; Air. o. Rho
... 1 s Alpha Gajmna snma .,.
Sox chain, is filling in for ... . . m
Hie wrc &ruv buck wui ivi ;
'Nebraska in the outfield and CorDlm!ilu, u
jthe catcher pttio. The; ; U
I squad will miss the big bat Acacia 2-3
of Steve Smith, who led the TLpu rZY:"""""V"::. m
j Huskers in hitting in his last! .
two years while also cover-1 Besser 5-1
ing the outfield. Don Schindle
is the only veteran outfielder
although sqoadman Wally
Duff is back.
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Coach Tony Sharpe will
have to find a satisfactory:
catcher for the season too.
iDave May, a first baseman 1
ilast season, and Larry Born
The mound crew is the best schlegl, cageman from Gene-1
bet to improve last year's ya, are the early candidates
fourth place finish in the con
ference. Jan Wall, who let
tered his sophomore year and
then missed last year's ac
tion because of injuries suf
fered in an auto accident,
brings promise to the pitch
ing staff.
Wall Jins Pitchers
Wall will join three other
veterans to form what ap
pears to be an astute mound
corps. Righthanders Ernie
Bonistall and Keith Sieck
along with Southpaw Ron
Havekost were leading the
Husker pitchers last year.
for this key spot.
Three Nebraska football j
players reported for the early j
drills that could give the team .
a boost. Ron Michka, who'
played for Omaha Benson, j
and John Faiman, who
played at Omaha South,:
join Willie Ross in bidding for
the squad, Michka and Ross ;
are going for outfield spots:
while Faiman is attempting to
gain a place in the Husker:
infield. , !
Nebraska will open the sea- j
son on the road with a three j
igame set against Tulsa on
Veteran infielders returning I March 28, 29, and 30.
February 15th is the final
deadline for 2nd
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