Friday, Jan. 7, 1966
The Doily Nebraskan
Page 7
SPORTS
Jim Swartz, sports editor
ebraska Grapplers Host
ISU, Sooners In Dual Meet
SAM'S SALVOS
day this week, but
By Bob Samuelson
Second guessers are having a field
the unalterable fact of defeat remains.
Gone almost completely unnoticed in the Orange Bowl
was the outstanding play of individuals. Bob Churchich, for
example, who had his finest day at the Husker helm, was
relegated to obscurity by a fellow named Sloan.
Tony Jeter, who played his finest game of the season,
deserves plaudits, as do Ben Gregory, Freeman White,
Wayne Mehlen, Mike Kennedy and many others.
But to the victors go the spoils. And but for roughing the
kicker penalty who knows?
Still, there was one thing in evidence on the field down
In Miami that has been seen so many times before this year.
It is a combination of pride and courage which this
writer will remember as the hallmark of this year's football
team. One could call it Big Red Spirit, I guess.
Big Red Spirit came from a fourteen point deficit at
Columbia, Missouri, (Paul Christman be damned): Big Red
fepirn put togemer a tiawiess drive against a fine Oklahoma
State team to pull that game from the brink of defeat; Big i
Red Spirit refused to be intimidated by Oklahoma's ball:
grabbing tactics. j
Big Red Spirit is exemplified by Fred Duda whom some
said would never play football again; Big Red Spirit is
exemplified by Frankie Solich who weighs 157 pounds, 150 of
which are heart
Big Red Spirit is repeatedly shown by Bob Devaney, the j
coach of the year this year and every year as far as this
scribe is concerned. j
So instead of second guessing, here's simply a humble
tip of the hat to as fine an aggregation of athletes and
coaches that have existed anywhere, anytime. And to them,
thanks. Thanks for the first perfect season since 1915, and
thanks for a lesson in what good football can do for the
pride of a university and a state.
Kudron Sets Hurdle Record;
Frost Is Individual Standout
Frisco Meet
Draws Greene
Charley Greene. Nebraska's
Three records were broken iparies. !
nnn ttA in Vs r intromnrol I ITrrtpf tiiirl fha 'lliin!i'.-ir?ilf !
track preliminaries. The meet 'record of 6.2 in the 60-vard , champion sPnnter. make
was segregated into a frater-jda?h which was set in 1961., n;s 1956 debut at San Fran
nitv division and an independ-' He also placed first in the one ' Cisco Saturday night,
ent division, with statistics! lap run pushing all three ex-j Gree Big 8 int cham.
from both qualifying for all-.istmg fraternitv, independent! . . . , . TT c
university competition. and all-universitv records bvipion and w;nner cf Ue u b'
In the independent division, one second. His third places Federation and NCAA indoor
Dave Kudron took first place came in the 60-yard low hur- titles, ss well as the NCAA
in the 60-yard high hurdles ! dies and the shot put event. ( century crown, will compete
with a time of 7.4 seconds, j and he leaped for the number ' ; u'cn d,' rVM.
iner's Invitational indoor meet
Iowa State grapplers invade
Lincoln tonight seeking re
venge for the Cyclone's loss
to Nebraska cagers earlier
this week. Free throws will
give way to wrestling mats
Saturday night as the Husk
er matmen meet Oklahoma
immediately after the basket
ball game with Missouri. The
grapplers face a Sooner squad i 1 nat sprint snanerea me oia : inree position in ine oroaa :
.1 i- j ; inHanononf rctnrtrA anH tho ilimrt Ho finichofl fifth tn Vii rrVi 1
uiai is currenuy ransea num-j ? j-"..". n...o.,v n6.i , .
ber two in the nation. all-university record, both at ' jump competition. m tne low 1 aiace.
Coach Orval Boreialli's 75 set in 1956- ln the aternitv division.! Charley will run the 60-yard
j f... Irrv Frost. indeDendent Les Hellhusrh riplfa T a 11 ' dash against some of the ten
ith .mmar, ,. rnrrtc I and a freshman football play-1 Delta, bettered the old 830-, sprinters in the nation, inc'uu-
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so far. Rick Allgood, 137; i
Ron Thorn, 123. and Leif
Thompson, 177, have all com
piled 2-0 records in Nebras
ka's two previous meets
against Kansas State and in
the Great Plains Tournament.
Carel Stith returns from the
Orange Bowl football squad
to compete with a 1-0 mark.
John Hallgren will be pitt
ed against Greg Ruth of Okla
homa in the 167-pound class
Saturday night. Ruth is the
defending national champion.
Hallgren has been plagued by
minor injuries this season but
should be ready for tough ac
tion against the Sooners.
Husker grapplers face Iowa
State at 7:30 Friday evening
in the Coliseum. The Nebras
ka wrestling team goes into
the dual weekend match with
a 1-1 team record.
er from Malcolm, burned up
the track as he tied one rec
ord and compiled two first
places, three thirds and one
fifth place in the prelim-
Senior Bowls
Draw Huskers
I Senior bowls have drawn
Uhe talents of three Huskers
iand head football coach Bob
Devaney.
Coach Devaney and senior
All American Freeman White
and Walt Barnes are in Hawaii
preparing for the Hula Bowl.
All American Tony Jeter is
in Mobile, drilling for an ap
pearance in the Senior Bowl
this weekend.
Press reports have Jeter
running as a flanker back.
2C2 5 set! in L,arrw -Newman oi r res; u
State, wno was secora id
Greene in the 1965 NCAA 1C0,
snd Larry Questad of Stan-
fc-i-H 1QRJ VP A 4 niitHftor
ine nrsi six places
yard run record of
in 1957 and copped first place
in the event. He sprinted the
distance in 2:02.2.
in both
independent and fraternity di
visions qualify for the finals
which will be on January 12
at 7 p.m. One exception is the
pole vault event which is
scheduled for Jan. 11 at 4:30
p.m.
champion.
Ends Haug, Grace
Awarded Letters
RICK ALLGOOD . . . risks 2-0 mark
Hagin Paces Weight Contest
Six records were broken in
the 1965 intramural power
lifts contest. The YMCA team
won the contest with 36 team
points. Independent teams,
the Dudleys took second
place, compiling 15 points and
the Burners pushed close for
third with 13.
In the 132 pound class, Len
VUlacres, YMCA. broke the
old squat record with 285
pounds. Then Bob Ginery of
the Burners broke the sam
squat record and holds the
new one on the fourth at
tempt at 295 pounds. Vill
acres 875 total pounds accu
mulated in all three competi
tion categories also broke the
old record.
Ted Fulton of the YMCA
broke two records plus the
total weight record in the
165-p o a n d class. H i s 385
pounds in the squat event and
500 pounds in the dead lift
were enough to better the
old mark. Fulton's record
breaking total was 1170
pounds.
In the 181-pound class.
YMCA competitor David
gake proke the squat record
in his weight class with 440
and also topped the total
mark, compiling 1155 pounds
in all three categories.
In the heavyweight class
over 198 pounds, Dennis Ha-
Tony Sharpe
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gin, Carson team, was the top
competitor of the meet as be
broke records in all three
categories in addition to set
ting a new mark in the divi
sion for t o t a 1 pounds lifted.
His 330-pound performance in
the bench press, 475 in t h e
squat event and 500 in the
dead lift all broke old rec
ords. AH three events totaled
1305 pounds, which entitle
liagm to tne new record in i
that division.
Also in the heavy weight
class, Jim Beltzer. Kappa
Sigma, bettered the old rec
ord, including Hagin's record
the title at 350 pounds. Belt
zer also tied Hagin for the
new mark in the squat at 475
pounds. Beltzer's 1280 pound
total was good enough to
break the old record in the
heavyweight class; however,
Hagin's 1305 in that same
category entitles him to hold
i the new record.
Another intramural power
lifts contest will be held sec
ond semester.
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Nebraska baseball coach
Tony Sharpe is one of eight
candidates for "Coach of the
Year" honors which will be
awarded at the annual NCAA
and American Association of
College Baseball Coaches con
ventions in Washington, D. C,
this weekend.
Sharpe. who is chairman of
the XCAA 5th District and a
member of the NCAA base
ball rules committee, will
serve on a panel discussion
at the AACBC's annual clinic.
The veteran Husker coach
guided Nebraska to a surprise
second place finish in the Big
8 race last year and was
named the NCAA District 5
Coach of the Year.
Other coaches who are can-
didates for the college base
'tail Coach of the Year title
I are Larry Panciera of Con
I nec-ticut. Charley Gelbert of
I Lafayette. Jack Power of Fur
! man. Rclx-rt Wren of Ohio.
Bibb Fa.k of Texas. Bobby
Winkles of Arizona State and
Piunu
u ; Chuck Brayton of Washington
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Two additional members of
the 1965 Nebraska football
team have been awarded let
ters. Coach Bob Devaney has
announced.
Omitted bv accident from
the first list of lettermen
defensive end standouts
Haug. a senior, and
Grace, a junior.
Both were injured midwav
through the season and un-(
derwent knee sureerv.
Addition of Grace and Haug '
i to the letter roster brought
i.' . . 1 .. T . - '1 1 1 I
earned letters with the un
beaten 1965 Big 8 champions.
Nebraska will have 35 re
turning lettermen next fall. I
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CAREL STITH . . . Biackshirt seeking second win
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Now as the end of the first semester draws near, ne fact
emerges clearly: you are all going to flunk out c. chool.
There are two things you can do about it. First, you can
marry money. (I don't mean you marry the money ?';; I
mean you many a pemon who has money. Weddings be
tween people and currency have not been legal anywhere in
the United States since the Smoot-Hawley Act. Personna
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But I digress. I was saying you can marry money but, of
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living, pure-hearted, freckle-faced American kid. Therefore,
to keep from flunking, you must try the second method:
you must learn how to take lecture .notes.
According to a recent survey, eleven out of ten American
undergradyates do not know the proper way to take lecture
notes. To illustrate this appalling statistic, let us suppose
you are taking a course in history. Let us further suppose
the lecturer is lecturing on the ruling houses of England.
You listen intently. You write diligently in your notebook,
making a topic outline as you have been taught. Like this:
I. House of Plantagenet.
II. House of Lancaster.
IIL House of York.
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Then j-ou stop. You put aside your pen. You blink back
a tear, for you cannot go on. Oh, yes, you know very well
that the next ruling house is the House of Tudor. The trou
ble is vou dmi'l know the Roman numeral that comes after
III.
It may, incidentally, be of some comfort to learn that
you are not the only people who don't know Roman numer
als. The fact is, the Romans never knew them either. Oh, I
suppose they could tel! you bow much V or X were or like
that, but when it came to real zingers like LXI or MMC,
they just flang away their styluses and went downtown to
have a bath or take in a circus or maybe stib Caesar a few
times.
You may wonder why Rome stuck with these ridiculous
numerate when the Arabs had such a nice, simple system.
Well, sir, the fact is that Emperor Vespasian tried like crazy
to buy the Arabic numerals from Suleiman The Magnificent,
but Suleiman wouldn't do business not even when Vespa
sian raked bis bid to 100,000 gold piastres, plus he offered
to throw in the Colosseum, the Appian Way, and Techni
color. So Rome stuck with Roman numerals to it sorrow, as
it turned out. One day in the Forum, Cicero and Pliny got
to arguing about how much is CDL times M VI X. Well, sir,
pretty soon everyone in town came around to join the has
sle. In all the excitement, nobody remembered to lock the
north gate and wham! before you could say am Umga'm
rushed the Goths, the Visigoths, and the Green Bay Packer!
Well, sir, that's the way the empire crumbles, and I di
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