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CAMPUS
COLORADO'S TRACK
TEAM upset the Huskers
thinclads at Boulder despite
a fine performance by Ne
braska's Ray Knaub. The
Buffs edged the Huskers 83
to 60. Knaub covered the 100
in 9:5 and pushed Colorado's
Dick Burns to a record 20:8
220.
ERRORS HELD NEBRAS
KA to one victory in three
game series against Colo
rado. The Huskers are pres
ently 5-9 in the conference
and has dipped to sixth place.
Huskey Dave May is the only
Nebraskan above the .300
mark with a .375 batting per
centage. BOB DEVANEY'S GRID
SQUAD moved through a
brisk week of practice in
search of depth. Several
freshmen stood out during
the practices. Quarterback
Fred Duda was prompted to
second team status and per
formed well. Second string
tackles Monte Kiffin and Bob
Jones continued their play
making the tackle spot the
strongest line position on the
team.
BIG EIGHT
MISSOURI'S BASEBALL
TEAM claimed Big Eight
honors by taking the league
lead from Oklahoma in a
three game series and re
tained its number one posi
tion in the nation, edging Ore
gon by two votes in the na
tional poll.
KANSAS FOOTBALL
HOPES took a plunge when
senior quarterback Brian
Palmer quit the team. Pal
mer said that he was discour
aged because he never got to
play, running just 12 plays in
an intrasquad game last
week. Said Jack Mitchell, KU
coach, "We hate to see him
quit. We had four good quar
terbacks but now we have
only three for next fall and
we may not have that many
by then."
NATION
STAN MUSIAL ADDED an
other record to his growing
list Wednesday night when he
hit a career high of 1,357 ex
tra base hits, surpassing
Babe Ruth's total output.
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was sent down to the minors I
Wednesday to heal his sore
arm that he hurt last season.
Lary will head to Knoxville
of the South Atlantic League
to try to pitch his way back
in shape.
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Names
Roster
Coach Announces
Red, White Teams
Coach Bob Devaney an
nounced yesterday the team
roster for the annual intra
squad game to be held Satur
day night at Seacrest field.
Team lineups and positions:
REDS
NO. NAME POS. HT. WT Class
11 Woods, H QB 6-24 195 So,
14 Claridge, D. ....QB 6-3 210 Sr.
15 Lebsack, D QB 6-0
21 Ross, W.. LHB 5-11
24 Vujevich, J. . ... FB 540
25 Atcheson, J. . . LHB 6-1
26 Poggemeyer. R. RHB 5-10
177 So.
190 Sr.
195 Jr.
190 So.
175 So.
187 So.
193 Sr.
29 M.vslenski, K. . HE Mm
31 Johnson, R. ..RHB 5-11
32 McCloughan, K. RHB 6-2Vj 192 Jr.
36 Bnaddy, D
RO S-10
204 So.
37 Osberg, J. .
40 Kennedy, Mike
42 Alters, L
44 Young, G
47 Camastro, P.
48 Cotton, T
49 Schmitzer. L.
.. RG 5-11
.LHB 5-11
...LG 6-1
...FB 6-2
.. FB 5-8
...LT 60
...LB 6-0
200 So.
190 So.
195 So.
220 Sr.
194 So.
216 So.
207 So.
196 So.
203 Sr.
215 So.
268 Sr.
192 So.
259 Sr.
209 Sr.
247 Sr.
230 So.
223 Sr.
215 So.
53 Strossnider, D C 64
54 Michka, R. C 6-0
55 Thorn, A C 5-11
56 Baitico. J. C 6-1
62 Coleman, R. RG 6-1
64 Brown. R." RG 6-5
68 Kirby, 1." LG 6-3
71 Voss, L." RT 6-4
73 Brown, J RT 6-2
75 Kramer, L LT 6-2 .
76 Brirhaeek. G RT 6-0
78 Rudd, M. LT 6-OMi 202 So.
80 cauanan, D." ...ke a-ai ik sr.
81 Fisher, P LE 6-2 210 Jr.
83 Tomlinson, L. ..LE 6-1 204 Sr.
87 Haug, Bill LE 6-1 191 So.
89 Casey, L RE 6-0 185 So.
Letters Earned
Coaches: Mike C organ, Jim Ross, Cle
Fischer, Dallas Dyer, Tom Osborne.
WHITES
NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. Class
10 Duda, F OB 5-10 183 So.
12 Tucker, D. OB 5-11 181 Jr.
17 Pappas, L. OB 5-10 175 So.
18 Hohn, R RHB 6-0 183 Jr.
19 Danish, C. LE 6-2 197 So.
20 Leenerts, F LT 6-2 222 So.
22 Bartholomew M. LT 5-10 230 So.
24 Caito, L. LHB 6-1 185 So.
27 Lucas, R RT 6-1 205 So.
28 Johnson, B. ..... FB 5-10 190 So.
33 Paschall, W. ...LHB 5-10 185 Jr.
35 Sebastian, J LHB 5-10 185 Jr.
38 Franz, R. RHB 5-9 182 So.
39 Skoczen, J RHB 6-0 185 So.
41 McNulty. J FB 5-1 1 195 Jr.
43 Smith, B KB 185 Jr.
45 Solich, F LHB 5-8 160 So.
46 Vactor, T RHB 6-0 182 So.
50 Barnes, W C 6-2 222 So.
51 Schaefer, S C 6-2 202 So.
52 Sittler, L. C 6-0 203 Jr.
61 Pavoris, E LB 5-9H 210 So.
63 McDermott, D. . .RG 5-11 215 Jr.
65 Drum, D RG 6-0 212 So.
66 Dervin, J. LG 6-1 194 Jr.
67 Dillard, L. LG 5-8Mi 180 So,
69 Abel, J RG 5-10 205 So.
70 Fugitt, M LT 6-2 211 Jr.
72 Czap, R RT 6-2 225 So.
74 Jones, R. LT 6-1 220 Sr.
77 Kiffin, M.' RT 6-2 235 Sr.
79 Griesse, H. RT ill 200 Sr.
82 Doepke, C RE 6-1 197 Jr.
84 Jeter, T RE 6-3 210 So.
85 White, F LE 6-4V4 210 So.
86 Koinzan, J LE 6-0 193 Jr.
88 Harms, B RE 6-0 185 So.
'Letters Earned
Coaches: George Kelly, Carl Selmer.
John Melton, Jim Huge, Larry Dono
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Thinclads Prime For Big 8 Gush
In MISporls Day Dual With MU
By JAN SACK
Staff Sports Writer
Two of the top teams in the
conference Nebraska and
Missouri will battle it out on
the track Saturday in All
Sports Day competition. The
meet will start at 1 p.m. in
Memorial Stadium. This will
be the first meeting between
the two teams since 1954.
In the Indoor Champion
ships, Nebraska finished first
with Missouri in second place
place.
Many records will fall this
weekend. Two of the oldest
marks could be toppled by
Huskers Ray Knaub and Gil
Gebo. The 100-yard dash rec
ord is :09.6 set by Roland
Locke of NU in 1926. This
year Knaub has run :09.5 in
the century.
In the 220-yard dash Locke
set the standard at ;:20.5 in
1926. Knaub ran this time
last year and has the potential
to repeat his performance.
Gebo who holds a searing
:47.6 quarter could demolish
the old mark of :48.3 held by
Gene Littler of NU .and Bob
Schuster of MU.
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Nebraska will be hoping to
stage a comeback after los
ing to Colorado in a triangu
lar at Boulder last weekend.
Pioneer Hits
Sammie$,20-1
In Slugfest
Benton continues its winning
ways in intramural softball
with another forfeit win. The
latest: victory is over Manatt.
Powerful Pioneer Co-op won
a 20 to 17 slugfest from Sigma
Alpha Mu, and Capital I
shaded Smith 7 to 6.
RESULTS
Benton 1. Manatt 0 (Forfeit)
Pioneer 20, Sigma Alpha Mu 17
Capital 17. Smith 6
Dents 7, Strike Outs 4
TODAY'S SCHEDULE
NTS Physics .vs. Strike Outs
NW Sigma Chi vs. ?
SE FarmHouse vs. 7
SW Ag Men vs. 7
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Ricky Beldner of Missouri
who won the 60-yard dash
over Kent McCloughan of Ne
braska and Knaub will be
hoping to accomplish the
same feat again, but he
might have some trouble.
Husker co-captain Fred
Wilke will be pitted against
Tiger Jim Streeby in both
hurdle events. Wilke pushed
Colorado's Jim Miller to a
new record at :14.2 in the
highs last week and could
turn in a comparable time
this Saturday.
Missouri's Greg Pelster
will be a big threat in the
880-yard run. He won the 600
and 880-yard races in the in
door conference meet in
March. Nebraska will count
er with Bill Kenny and prob
ably John Portee.
Husker co-captain Mike
Fleming will be entered in
the mile along with team-;
mate Ray Stevens. Both
have run faster than the
4:18.8 dual record set in 1952
by Lee Moore of Nebraska.
In addition to the tradition
al fare, the fans will see the
440-yard relay, the three-mile
run and the 330-yard interme
diate hurdles which Wilke
will run. j
These events have been!
added to the Big Eight pro-j
gram to lay the groundwork;
for preparation of track men
for the U.S. 1964 Olympic!
team. I
The new addition in the
field events is the hop, step
and jump which Victor
Brooks of Nebraska had had
experience. He leaped 47-9 at ;
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Early this year we put a
new kind of Falcon called the Sprint, and
entered the stiffest winter road test we could
find ... the 2,500-milo Monte Carlo Rallye. We
didn't know what would happen ... but happen it did.
First, no one dreamed all the Rallye cars would have to
experience the worst winter in decades. Snow, below
zero temperatures, and the most demanding terrain in
Europe took their toll. Two thirds of
the 296 cars that started, failed to
reach Monaco.
A lot of experts told us that the
Falcon V-8's, untried as they were,
could not hope to finish the Rallye
with the best of weather. But not only
did two Falcon Sprints finish, they
placed first and second in their class.
But there were more surprises (for
Colorado being barely edged
by Buff Leander Durley who
got 47-103A. Brooks also com
peted in this event in the
British Empire Games in Au
stralia last year.
Brooks will also be the main
Husker entry in the broad
jump. He has jumped 23-10
several times this year. Ne
braska will also go with Juris
Jesifers.
Jesifers will be entered in
the pole vault along with Jim
Pile. Missouri will - counter
with Bill Younger who
cleared the bar at 14-4 at
Kansas City.
In the shot put Nebraska
has Roland Johnson who will
meet Tiger Bob Neuman who
has thrown the shot better
than 52-5. Johnson will also
compete in the discus for the
Huskers.
In the high jump Nebras
ka's Harry Krebs and Jack
Cramer who have both
cleared over 6-4 will be up
against Ross Tunnel who got
second in the indoor meet
with a 6-6 mark.
Nebraska will go with Mi
lan Van Newkirk in the jave
lin. He has a toss of nearly
160 feet.
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