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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, May 20, 1964
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BIG EFFORT - Sprinter Lynn Headley had to put
nearly as much effort into lifting his trophy as he did in
winning the 100-yard dash at the Big Eight meet.
Soph Sprinter Happy
One of the happiest per
formers of the day as the
Big Eight Track Champion
ships came to a close Satur
Summer
Summer
So lazy
People, slow
Sleepy
Quiet, outside
Hot sun
Shade, somewhere . , .
Picnics . . .
Cool mountain lakes . . .
Evenings . . .
Boy . . . Girl . . .
Summer
Anonymous
Editor's Note: The auth
or should have added that
summer brings the golf sea
son . . . frustration . . .
temper tantrums . . . brok
en golf clubs . . . unneces
sary divots . . . bad words
. . . and (this summer)
political campaigning!
Miss Black To Assist
Donna Marie Black, the
reigning Miss Nebraska and
tormer university student.
has been chosen to participate
in the 1964 Miss America pro
duction in Atlantic Citv. N.J.
Miss Black is one of f o u r
1963 Miss America candidates
who will assist in the tele
vised pageant.
YOUR MOST
EXCITING WEEKEND
SPORTS CAR
RACING
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Starting its second sensation
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lenging, twisting turns and
hflls. High-speed straight
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Thrilling cars.
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PLENTY OF MOTELS
tens tonight, 8 p.m.
May 20, 21, 22 &
; 1
day was Husker Lynn Head
ley. Headley, only a first semes
ter sophomore, had pulled out
a terrific 100-yard dash win
over Olympian Anthony Wat
son of Oklahoma. Headley's
time was a speedy 9.5 one of
his best clockings this year.
The slender speedster hails
from Kingston, Jamaica
where he was encouraged to
attend Nebraska by former
Husker star, Keith Gardner,
who now coaches in Jamaica.
Headley is a versatile per
former whom Coach Frank
Sevinge can look forward to
entering not only in the dash
es, but the hordles and re
lays as well. At Saturday's
championships Headley came
up with third in the inter
mediate hurdles and ran a
leg on tihe , 440 relay which
placed second.
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Nebraska
Big Eight conference faculty
representatives approved Ne
braska as the site of the 1965
outdoor track, tennis and golf
championships at their annual
budget meeting last weekend.
A rotation system was set
up with the outdoor champion
ships going to Missouri in
1966, Oklahoma in 1967, Iowa
State 1968, Colorado 1969, Kan
sas 1970, Kansas State 1971
and Oklahoma State 1972.
Prospects Announced
Sixteen top high school sym
nasts have indicated they will
attend the University of Ne
braska next fall, Coach Jake
Geier has announced.
The group includes:
(Southeast) ; Dennis Barber,
Lincoln (Lincoln High); Stev
en Spilker, Beatrice; Larry
Foster, Lincoln (Southeast);
Dennis Van Landingham
Lincoln (Northeast) ; Jack
McCoy Lincoln (Southeast);
Bruce Jones, Omaha (Ben
son); Jim Williams, Lincoln
(Lincoln High); Dan Eikel
berry, Lincoln (Southeast);
Pat MGill, Lincoln (South
east); Don Showen, Lincoln
(Northeast); Gene Simpson.
Lincoln (Lincoln High); Lee
Wubbels, Lincoln (Southeast);
Dave Wilcox, Hastings; Rob
ert Santoro, Barrington, 111.;
Tom Chamberlain, Barring
ton, 111.; and Dennis Winslow,
Lincoln (Lincoln High star
who enroll second semester).
Picnic To Be Sunday
Those who wish to attend
the annual Nebraska Inter
national Association (NIA)
picnic Sunday must make res
ervations by today.
Interested persons are asked
to call 435-4074 or 477-1474 by
today to make their reserva
tions. The group will meet at the
north entrance of the Student
Union at 4 p.m. Sunday for
transportation to Pioneer
Park.
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The faculty men decided to
make the official name of the
conference the Big Eight in
stead of the Missouri Valley
Intercollegiate Athletic Asso
ciation. The old name was
never used.
The representatives ap
proved a list of six football
bowl games and established
fixed fees for bowl expenses.
A team invited to the Cot
ton, Orange, Sugar, Gator,
Bluebonnet, and Sun Bowls
after next season can accept
the bid without faculty ap
proval. A fixed fee of 60,000 plus
$8 per mile for the Orange,
Sugar, Cotton and Gator
Bowls was approved and $40,
000 plus $8 per mile was es
tablished for the Bluebonnet
and Sun bowls.
In the past, bowl teams sub
mitted an expense budget. .
The league made no change
in its policy of splitting money
from bowl games eight ways
after expenses.
A special meeting of faculty
men, athletic directors and
football coaches was called
for August 14-15 in Kansas
City to consider proposals in
volving the limits on schol
arships. There have been attempts
by football and basketball
coaches to liberalze the rule.
The rule now provides that,
effective September 1, 1965,
football scholarships must not
exceed $100 and basketball
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$24.
Among proposed changes is
one to establish a limit on
scholarship money instead of
individual grants.
The faculty men set the
dates of next year's Big Eight
meets: cross country at Kan
sas in November, date to be
set later; outdoor track, ten
nis and golf at Nebraska May
14-15; swimming March 4-5 at
Iowa State; wrestling March
12-13 at Oklahoma; and gym
nastics March 5-6 at Colorado.
The pairings for the pre
season basketball tourney at
Kansas City were announced
Kansas State vs. Oklahoma
and Kansas vs. Iowa State on
Dec. 26; Colorado vs. Nebras
ka and Oklahoma State vs.
Missouri on Dec. 28.
Also approved was a pro
posal by Oklahoma State that
a Big Eight traveling sports
manship award for all sports
be set up. The student govern
ments of the schools will ad
minister the plan.
The fee for basketball offi
cials was increased from $75
to $85, making the Big Eight
second only to the Big Ten
among college conferences.
A ticket price of five dollars
for all conference football
games was recommended, ef
fective in 1965. The faculty
men also gave approval for
Jeff Simmons, Kansas State
junior to participate in a Far
East basketball tour.
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Baseballers End Season
Nebraska's baseball team,
improving with every inning,
closes its Big Eight season
with an all-important three
games series against Okla
homa State Monday and
Tuesday.
A Monday doubleheader and
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Softball
Intramural softball is draw
ing to a close as the Division
championships are being de
termined. The Division
champs will then play for the
All-University crown.
' Division I: Kappa Sigma v.
Sigma Chi
Division II: FarmHouse v.
Pioneer
Division III: Smith v. Penn
Division IV: Capital
(chamipons)
Division V: Phi Epsilon
Kappa v. Dents
Tennis
Nelson and Watske, Bessey,
dumped Roehrs and Stelzer,
Beta Sigma Psi, 6-2, 6-1.
Vautravers and Sipple,
Islanders, beat Barton and
Knoll, Phi Kappa Psi, 6-2, 6-1.
Deck Tennis
Fourth round competitiors
for the double elimination
tourney are :
Allen and McGinnis, Phi
Delta Theta
Jepsen and Ammerman,
Phi Kappa Psi
Chapel and Miller, Sigma
Chi
Howlett and Conover, The
ta Xi.
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Tuesday single game are on
the slate, both at 1:30 p.m.
on the NU Diamond.
After losing three to league
champion Missouri, the Hus
kers (4-14 in loop play) hold
a slim edge on Kansas State
(4-11) and could close in the
Cowboys (4-0).
The way the conference
race stands going into this
week's play, should Nebras
ka sweep Oklahoma State
and K-State sweep Colorado
thrice, the Huskers, Buffs
and Wildcats would end in a
tie for fifth leaving O-State on
the bottom.
Coach Tony Sharpe's Mon
day lineup includes Randy.
Harris, 2b; Joe Gaughan, 3b;
Larry Bornschlegl, c; May,
lb; John Roux, ss; Douglas,
rf; Gary Tunnison, If; and
Duff, cf .
Lefties Tom Larsen and
Bob Hergenrader will get the
starting mound calls Mon
day, but Sharpe remains un
decided on his Tuesday hur
ler.
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