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Page 4 The Daily Nebraskan Thursday, May 14, 1964 gnmminffiBmmiiimiiHHMHMfmm 1 f K the eg-Boord by Peggy Speece Track, tennis and golf championships get underway at Oklahoma State this weekend with the Nebraskans expected to shine in several individual track events. Dave Crook, a sophomore quarter miler who has fans around the circuit marveling over the ease with which he runs, is a good bet to win the 440 yard dash. He will meet stiff competition from O-State's Jack Miller, but Crook remembers that Stiller beat him in the 440 indoors last February. It will be a fast race, but the Bellevue product is more than equal to it. Vic Brooks could easily be a double winner for the Huskers in the broad and triple jumps. A new record is likely in the triple jump if Brooks can approach the 49-2 leap he got off at Drake. The Husker mile relay's fantastic effort at Drake when they nipped Rice in 3:09.3 is history and the track sters will need another big effort to crack the 3:10.5 conference record. Only one other team in the nation has run the mile relay faster than Nebraska this season that being a New Mexico University team who ran 3:08.6 at the Mount San Antonio Relays the same day .the Huskers were running at Drake. It would be nice to dream of a higher team finish than last year's third place but the black and gold shadow of Mizzou with 'Jie great Robin Lingle (anyone who can win the 880, mile and three mile in a dual is great) and Mr. Ail-Around Ron Peters (who is as swift at the library as he is on the track) will loom high. OS boSSeirs To Sflwodle Husker baseballers attempt next to the impossible this weekend as they ease into Columbia for a three game series with the Tigers. Missouri is currently lead ing the Big Eight with a 13-0 record while the Huskers boldly contrast a 4-11 slate. J The Tigers have three top l rate pitchers in sophomore J Dennis Musgraves. junior Jack Stroud, and Keith Web er. The three of them allowed Oklahoma State one run in three games; altogether Miz zou has generously doled out 15 runs in 13 league games. Nebraska will probably go with Tom Larsen and Bob Hergenrader, sophomore left ies, in Friday's doubleheader and maybe Jim Killips in Saturday's tilt. George Landgren, sporting a 2.93 ERA, will be in relief for the doubleheader. Missouri doesn't de pend solely on its pitching to win games as its hitting shows. Dave Harvey, third base men, is second in the confer ence with a .410 average. Close behind are James Estes (.361) and Jim Sevcik (.361). Jim's twin brother John sports a .352. Nebraska will be counting a team effort to pull out a victory as the highest Husker average is Randy Harris' .279. The Husker starting line-up will probably be: Randy Har ris, 2b; Larry Borneschlegel, catcher; Gary Tunison, left field; Rich Brenning, lb; Ron Douglas, 3b; John Roux, ss; Joe Gaughan, rf; and Curt Johnson, cf. If Missouri wins at least two games they will have sewed up the title. Only if the! Tigers lose all three games will they be in danger of be ing pushed into second by fal tering Kansas with a 10-5. If Kansas State wins their single game from ISU Friday and the Huskers lose both to Missouri then the Huskers will be back in the familiar cellar. Oklahoma State invades Lincoln one week from Mon day for Nebraska's final ser ies of the season. XT olfers in Big The Big Eight golf meet will be held at Stillwater this weekend on Stillwater's Lake side Course, a 6,614 yard, par 70 layout. The course has been tough ened up for the tourney by adding four traps and moving back the tee boxes on the last four holes. Oklahoma State has won the team title for the past six years and the always opti mistic Cow boy coach, Labron Harris, doesn't think the! story will be any different this year, although he credits Oklahoma with "its best team in years." O-State returns captain George Hixon, who was Big Eight medalist in 1963 with, a 209 over the 54-hole haul and the bulk of the squad that has surprised everyone by winning the NCAA. Individual honors will see a lot of competition with K State's Jim Colbert; Colo rado's Ray Pearson; plus OU's Gary Terry and Jim Awtrey. The Huskers will be trying to improve on last year's seventh place finish. Playing for the Huskers will be Tom Thomsen, Bob Saffer, Bob Korba, Kerm Mortensen, and Bill Gunlicks. CAXOE TRIPS CraiM ana" exploit Hit Qoetice Superior wilderness exciting adventure for everyone only $6.50 per person per day! For folder end reservations, write: Bill Rom's Outfitters, Ely 7, Minnesota. 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