Friday, May 17, 1963
The Daily Nebraskan
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ere's Sports
By TERRY ANDERSON
Sports Editor
This is the "big 'weekend" for the Huskers if they
hope to keep their position in the All-Sports Big Eight tally.
They are now in second place behind Oklahoma but it is
highly unlikely that they will keep that spot
They can do no better than sixth in the baseball
scramble and prospects do not look good for any higher
finish than fifth down at Manhattan excepting track.
It may be that the Hnsker camp win be moved down
to third or fourth overall and Missouri and Oklahoma
State could move ahead.
Even the track monopoly that the Huskers had over
the conference has gone down these last two weekends, at
the hands of Colorado and Missouri. The thinclads will
have to hustle down at Manhattan to gain a double in
the track crowns.
Even with the prospects of second di
visions finishes in the minor sports, Husk
er fans cannot complain absut the caliber
of. athletics at the University this year.
Varsity athletes have gone all out in many
of the sports this season and have come
up with top results and quite a few sur
prises good and bad.
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With this ill mind, I would like U know
why the student body has not nominated v
any more of its varsity athletes than it
has. To date, only three have been nom- Anderson
inated. Are there no other athletes worthy of w mi nations?
If there arent our student body is either misinformed or
they are prorrastinators.
How about Thunder Thornton and Bob Brown? How
about Ray Stevens, Phil Swaim, Jeff Amsler, Ivan Grape,
Charlie Jones, Dennis Albers, and many others. The maj
ority of these athletes have received national recognition
and pat the campus in the national if MligfcL Why not
then, at least, campus spotlight Awards certainly cant go
to every one f these people but they do deserve recogni
tion. Monday is the deadline for all nominations so act ac
cordingly. No nominations will be accepted after 5 p.m.
Monday. They should be turned in to the Sports Desk at
the Daily Nebraskan office.
NU Netters
Seek Repeat
At Manhattan
By LARRY ASMAN
Staff Sports Writer
Nebraska's tennis team,
hampered by several injuries
the past few weeks, will be
seeking a repeat of its 1982
conference showing this week
end at the conference cham
pionships at Manhattan, Kan
sas. The Huskers finished fifth
last year and will be fighting
for a fifth or sixth place fin
ish this year.
Nebraska 'beat Iowa State,'
Missouri, and Kansas State
last year. Defending champi
on Oklahoma State, Okla
homa, Colorado, and Kansas
are expected to, fight for the
title this year.
Coach Ed Higginbotham is
hoping for a repeat of the
1962 draw in which the Husk
er netters faced Missouri in
the first rotund and won three
victories. Mr. Higginbotham
plans to take Dick Gibson,
Dave Wohlfarth, and Rick
Harley, but the two other
spots are undecided.
Regulars Jack Lausterer
and Jeff Wu have been trou
bled with mononucleosis and a
sore back respectively. Russ
Daub or Dick Woods may
fill in.
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Methodist
Church
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Services 8:30. 9:30 & 11:00
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IM Scoreboard
Six of the eight intramural
golf flight winners have now
been determined.
The first flight was won by
Ken Seddon of Theta Xi. who
defeated Steve Kepler of Del
ta Upsflon 1-np. Seddon shot
a 39 and Kepler a 40.
Rm Gould of Seaton I, in
an lS-fcole match, defeated
Dob Tuck of Phi EpsOoa Kap
pa 5-p to win the second
flight Gould shot an SI, while
Tach took SC strokes.
Delta Tan Delta's Bob Har
ris has won the third flight
by downing Steve Durham of
Sigma Xu 3-L Harris hot a
42 and Durham a 44.
Steve Schott of Delta Upsi
kta will play Jerry Brunk of
Sigma Xu for the foarm
QigM championship.
Larry Yoorhees of Delta
Sigma Phi in Ifce fifth ffight
by forfeit over Gil Lxsdstraa
of Delta Sigma PL
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All Fraternity Intramural Softball Championships To Be Decided Today
The "A" and "D" fraterni
ty flight winners have won
again and will play today on
the Northwest field for the
all-fraternity championship.
Delta Tau Delta scored a
4 to 2 win over FamHoue,
the "B" champion. Cornhusk
er Co-op, the "D" champ,
downed "C" winner Ag Men
6 to 4.
A new fraternity champion
is assured since last year's
winner, Sigma Phi Epsilon,
has already been eliminated.
Defending Burr-Selleck
champion Bessey is scheduled
to play Kiesselbach again to
day on the Southeast field
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day for the right to meet the
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