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Friday, May 3, 1963
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TOE THINCLAD QUAR
TET of Mike Fleming, Ray
Stevens, John Portee, and
Mauro Altizio are still lead
ing the nation in the four
mile baton event with a clock
ing of 17:10.3. The Huskers
won the event at the Texas
Relavs.
FOOTBALL COACH Bob
Devaney said that the Husk
ers will be as good as last
year, but cautioned the rec
ord may not be the same.
Nebraska, Devaney said has
a good first team, but our re
serve power leaves something
to be desired.
NATION
THREE WORLD RECORDS
fell last weekend at the MU
Undefeated Thinclads
Pursue Victory String
Tomorrow At Colorado
BY JAN SACK
Staff Sports Editor
Nebraska's track team will
get their first rough test of
the season when they face the
Colorado Buffs at Boulder
tomorrow. This will be the
first conference tilt for the
Huskers in the outdoor sea
son. Husker coach Frank Se
bigne said. "This will be a
tough meet because Colorado
has gained quite a bit of
which will weaken the Buff
onslaught in the mile. Back
ing up Griffith if he runs the
three-mile will be Bruce De
gen and Mike McCoy. Ne
braska's entry is sophomore
Larry Toothaker.
The high jump is another
Colorado specialty. Sopho
more Leander Durley cleared
6-10 outdoors last spring and
won the Big Eight Indoor
title in March by clearing
6-10li. Nebraska will go with
Harrv Krebs who has cleared
ctrnrth cinr-o thp indoor
son in the sprints, hurdles, M. Jack Cramer who clears
mile and field events." j
Daring the indoor season
6-2 regularly and Sam Sam-
uelson.
The Husker javelin entry
Nebraska handled the Buffs Nebraska's Gil Gebo and
San Antonion Relays. Al Oer- T6-46. The Scarlet went on to J Dick Strand should handle
ter cracked the discus record win the Big Eight Indoor , the 440-yard run in fine style
. Lee nf ftn-t su i chantDionshin and have a while Jim Wendt and John
inches. Arfeena State's mile ! strong chance of repeating in rortee ia.e care oi me spear down in the 289
relav team bettered t n e , we outdoor race. jaro run. oigi u.rr in raB-e Van Newkirk's
broad jumper, has been turn
ing in consistant perform
ances of 23-10. Colorado's By
ron Graves is only a 22-foot
performer. Brooks will also
compete in the hop, step and
port Brooks in these two
jump. Juris Jesifers will sup
events as well as be the main
Nebraska entry in the pole
vault.
Roland Johnson will be the
Scarlet representative in the
shot put and discus. CU letter
men Tom Galbos and Dick
Martin are strong in the shot
put with both ranging between
52 and 55 feet.
Frosh Footballers
Continue Workouts
bettered the
world's record in the event,
rnnninf it in 3:W5. Bob
Hayes of Florida A & M ran
the fastest 1M meters in his
tory with a time of :W.S, but
the record was disallowed be
cause of an 11 mile per hour
wind.
IN THE PENN RELAYS,
another record was felled in
the polevault as the fiber
f$ass pole controversy rages.
Sophomore Brian Sternberg
vaulted 16-5 his record last
ing three days before the ti
tle was regained by John
Pennel of Northeast Louisiana
State when he cleared 16-64
on his first try. He missed at
1S-9.
A FIELD OF EIGHT seems
certain in the S9th annual
Kentucky Derby. Candy
Spots, Never Bend and No
Robbery are favorites in Sat
urday's race. Bonjour, owned
by Patrice Jacobs won the
Derby Trial Stakes ahead of
Walnut Hill Farm's Gray Pet
and Ambush Stable's On My
Honor. The other two entries
are Royal Tower and Cha-teaugay.
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Nebraska entries in the
sprints 100 and 220 - yard
dashes are Ray Knaub. Kent
McCloughan and Steve Pfist
er. Last year Knaub was
timed in :09.4. McCloughan
and Pfister both have bet
tered :09 8. Buff lettermen
Dick Burns and Ray Graham
are the top sprint entries for
Colorado.
Husker co-captain Fred
Wilke will go it alone in the
120-yard high and 330-yard
intermediate hurdles. He
faces one of the finest group
of timber toppers ever as
sembled at Colorado. Sopho
more Jim Miller who ran
:22.8 for fourth in the lows!
at N.VAU beads the list Vet-i
erans Bill Gairdner, Bill;
Wells and Chuck Keagle also j
are on tap.
Sevigne wfll se co-captain
Mike Fleming, Ray Stevens
and Manro Altuw in the mfle
against Colorado's Bob Griff
ith, Tom Starr and Bill
Sproat.
Griffith, the Big Eight two
mile champ, may decide to
run the new three-mile event
this area is Colorado
miler Chock Bnchheit.
half
Husker
In the relays Sevigne plans
to eo with Wilke. Pfister. Mc-
fCloughan and Knaub in the
440 and is undecided about
the mile quartet
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Coach Bob Devaney has
several injuries and a num
ber of promising freshmen to
consider after Wednesday's
practice session.
Devaney excused the first
unit from contact in an effort
concentrate on the depth he
will need next fall. The re
maining four units went
through a brisk workout that
netted good and bad results.
Dave Thelsen, Milwaukee
junior and highly regarded
Scarlet halfback, will be lost
for the spring drills due a re
curring leg injury that he ag
gravated Sunday.
Freshman Kellv Peterson,
a prospect at fullback this
spring, suffered a similar
fate at the Wednesday prac
tice. Peterson will be out un
til the fall with a severe an-
is Milan Van New kirk. He will ! kle sprain. Also sidelined was
be pitted against sophomore Gary Brichacek, a Schyler
Fred Kohls who sets the
foot
top
freshman tackle, with a knee
injury during the workout.
John Vujevich, formerly a
left halfback, switched to Pe
terson's slot and John Sebas
tian took over Vujevich's po
sition. The two units showing the
best promise were directed
by quarterbacks Doug Tuck
er and freshman Fred Duda.
Tucker, Duda and Woods al
ternated direction of what ap
peared to be the top white
squad.
TMs wmad toctafcs a bactflrM M
Will PaachH. Brae Smith, and Bob
Hotia. Tfc tine constated of John Kin
aa. Chark IDspk am) Pat ruacr al
the cads. Bob Jaaca and Monte Kiffia
at tarklaa. Lanii Dillard aad Doa Mc
Derraott at Uw (ward soots, and Ljrle
Stttler aad Duacaa Drum at eniter.
The second squad topped
the top unit offensively with
freshman Frank Solcih spark
ing the team with several
long runs.
range,
throw is 154.
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