The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, March 16, 1965
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Coach Jake Geier will take
a team of nine gymnasts to
the Big Eight gymnastics
championships this Friday'
and Saturday in Lawrence,
Kansas.
Geier at the beginning of
the season stressed that this
would be a rebuilding year
for the Husker gymnasts, but
his club, minus any seniors,
has posted a 4-6 mark in dual
competition this season and
he feels the Huskers will be
fighting it out for fourth in
the conference meet.
"We knew we'd have a
tough time this year with no
seniors," said Geier, "In spite
of this the team didn't give
up. This team worked to its
fullest capacity. They've giv
en 100 per cent all the way."
Frosh Topple Varsity
In a freshmen-v a r s i t y
match Saturday the Nebraska
frosh beat the varsity 162.8 to
142.9. Geier said, "the meet
went about the way I ex
pected it to go. If all my
freshmen come up next year
and I don't lose any of my
varsity, things will be look
ing up."
The Husker Coach said,
"Iowa State will capablv de
fend their title," in the B i g
Eight meet and he expects
them to be the winner. He
picked Colorado to finish sec
ond followed by Kansas in
third place. He envisions h I s
own team in a three-way bat
tle for fourth with Oklahoma
and Kansas State.
Geier's nine man traveling
team will consist of Richard
Beran sidehorse, parallel
bars, longhorse, and rings;
Intrant
The University of Nebras
ka intramural wrestling tour
nament started Monday in the
Colisei"n wrestling room.
NU Coach Orval Borgialli,
tournament director, said that
240 boys had weighed in and
had been accepted for the
tournament.
Borgialli pointed out that no
one had been allowed to wres
tle if they had taken the
wrestling physical for either
the University freshmen or
varsity teams. Four defend
ing champions from last
year's tournament are back in
action this year.
They are Bob Thorp, Kap
pa Sigma, 115; Kyle Carhill,
Pioneer, 123; Jim Howard,
Abel VIII, 145; and V i c t o r
Hancock, Chi Phi, 152.
Borgialli hoped that he
would be able to hold the
tournament finals on the Col
iseum bsketball floor to al
low more' spectators. The fi
nals are scheduled for early
next week.
Medals will be given to the
first place winners and tro
phies will be awarded to the
team leaders.
Day by day accounts of the
tournament are posted out-sid-
the Coliseum wrestling
room, in the physical educa
tion building, and outside
room 201 in the Coliseum.
Entries for intramural bad
minton will be due by 5 p.m.
Tuesday, March 22nd in
Room 102, Physical Educa
tion Building. Each organiza
tion may enter six ranked
singles and six ranked dou
bles teams.
The winners of the leagues
will play for the individual
championship and doubles
championships. A trophy will
be awarded to the champion
organization and medals will
be provided for the individu
al champion and doubles
team.
The 1965 defending cham
pion for singles is Robb Cole
(Theta Xi); the doubles team
champion is made up of Mi'ke
Connors and Ken Miller
(Theta Xi). Theta Xi holds
the All-University championship.
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Mike Ready floor exercise,
trampoline, and longhorse;
Bob Santoro floor exercise,
trampoline, and longhorse.
Jim Hahn sidehorse; Jim
Inness sidehorse; Bruce
Jones high bars; Pate Mc
Gill floor exercise and
trampoline; Allen Armstrong
parallel bars and rings;
and Vance Stone parallel
bars and rings.
Championships Improbable
Geier doubted that any of
his team would win cham
pionships since they have all
been beaten in Big Eight com
petition this year. He said
Armstrong and McGill had
consistantly placed highest for
his team this year in dual
meets while Ready, Beran,
and Santoro had scored the
most points for the Nebraska
gymnasts.
The team championship and
the individual all-around win
ner will be settled on Friday,
beginning at 1:00 p.m., when
the first four events floor ex
ercise, side horse, trampoline,
and high bar will be con
tested. The Friday night ses
sion, set for 7:30, will feature
the long horse, parallel bars
and still rings.
Saturday' s competition,
which begins at 2:00 p.m.,
will determine all of the seven
remaining individual titles,
with the top eight in e a c h
event, as determined by Fri
day's team competition, vy
ing for the six individual
medals. The Saturday per
formances in no way count
toward the team champion
ship. All three sessions will
be in Allen Field House.
University courts will be
open for practice around
April 5th with athletic depart
ment supplying rackets, but
players must supply their
own birds.
Regulation AAU rules will
govern all matches.
Intramural director Joel
Meier announced the begin
ning of the volleyball sched
ule will be played tonight in
the Physical Education Build
ing. The matches are:
Court 1 -north
6:3!) Beta Theta Pi vs Kappa Sidma A
7:30 Sigma Alpha Epsilon A v Delta
Tau Delta A
8:30 Cornhusker A vs Brtwn Palace
Court 2-north
6:30 Phi Kappa Psi A vs Alpha Tau
Omega A
r.m r armhotise .A vs Ag Men A
8:30 Pi Kappa Phi A vs Pi Kappa
Alpha A
Court J-south
6:30 Sigma Phi Epsljon A vs Sigma
Chi A
7:3(1 Sigma Nu A vs Phi Gamma
Delta A
8:30 Acacia A vs Pioneer A
Court 2-outh
6:30 Theat Xi A vs Delta llpslion A
7:30 Delta Sigma Phi A vs Beta Sigma
Psi A
8:30 Governors vs Custer A
Tennis Team
Schedule
The Tennis team has an
nounced its 1966 match sched
ule beginning on April 5th. All
matches start at 1:30 and are
open to the public. There is no
admission charge.
Day. Date. Opponent. Plare
Tues.. April 5th, Creighton University.
Lincoln
Sat., April 9th, Emporia State Teachers,
Emporia
Mon.. April 11th, Oklahoma Slate, Still
water Tues., April 12th, Oklahoma Baptist,
.Shawnee
Wed.. April 13th, Oklahoma University,
Norman
Thurs.. April 14th, Kansas StaU.. Matt,
hattan
Wed., April 20th, Washburn, Lincoln
Fri., April 22nd, Colorado, Boulder
Sat., April 23rd, Air Force Academy.
Colorado Springs
Wed., April 27th, Omaha University,
Lincoln
Fri., April 29, Sat., April 30th, Triple
Dual Matches Iowa State, Missouri,
Nebraska, Ames
Tues., May 3rd. Creighton University,
Omaha
Fri., May 6th, Kansae University, Lincoln
Tues., May loth, Omaha University,
Onaha
Fri , May 13th, Sat., May 14th, Big 8
Cm. erence Meet, Columbia
Wed., May 18th, Drake University, Lincoln
The freshman team will
have four matches starting
April 19th.
Tues., April 19th, Hastings College, Hast
ings Sat., April 30th, Iowa State, Ames
Mon., May 2nd, Concordia, Lincoln
Mon., May 9th. Midwestern. Lincoln
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Ready Wants To
On Last Year's
Mike Ready, 21-year-old
junior gymnast for Nebraska,
will be competing in three
events when the Huskers take
part in the Big Eight gymnas
tic championships this Friday
and Saturday in Lawrence,
Kansas.
Second High Scorer
Ready averaged 24 points a
meet in dual competition this
season to rank as second high
Sig Ejrs Place
In Peoria Clash
The Nebraska Sig Ep's made
an impressive showing last
weekend by snaring second
place in the annual Sigma Phi
Epsilon Midwest Basketball
Tournament at Bradley Uni
versity in Peoria, Illinois.
The Nebraska Sig Ep's
whipped through a three game
schedule on Saturday, down
ing teams from Illinois, Ken
tucky, and Missouri to make
it to the championship bracket
on Sunday,
The Nebraskans picked up
the second place trophy Sun
day as they fell to the Parsons
College chapter, 49-41.
The Nebraska Sig Ep team
was composed of Jim Adams,
Lanny Icenogle, Tom Kilzer,
Jere Knoles, Larry Miller,
Wayne Weber and Paul
Werke.
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Nebraska gymnast, shows
scorer for the Huskers behind
Rich Beran. He hopes to im
prove on the 8th place finish
in the trampoline and 9th
place finish in the floor exer
cise he received in last year's
Big Eight championships. His
third event at .Lawrence will
be the longhorse.
"I think I'll do a little bet
ter, but its hard to tell," said
Ready, terming the sport
"sporadic."
Ready said he scores best
on the trampoline, but puts
more of his practice time in
on the floor exercise.
Mike learned his s p o r t at
Lincoln Northeast, the state
high school gymnastics cham
pion in tour out of the last
five years. Mike said his years
at Northeast under the coach
ing of Tom Kidd gave him a
solid background for gymnas
tics.
"In my personal opinion,"
offered Ready, "He (Tom
Kidd I is the best high school
coach in the state."
Chance For Third
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sees a possibility for third if
Nebraska can get a few
breaks.
He thinks the Huskers, who
have no seniors on the squad
this year, will be in the thick
of the Big Eight race next
season.
"The varsity has good per
! formers, while the freshmen
have good depth." Ready said.
Ready thought that all of
the Huskers would have a
chance to finish within the
top eight performers in their
events and in doing so, qual
ify for Saturday's finals.
Coach Jake Geier and his
squad will leave for Lawren
ce Thursday afternoon and
practice Thursday night be
fore Friday's preliminaries.
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Husker Tliinclads Stymied
With No Track For Practice
By Bob Flasniek
Sports Assistant
"We've got problems," says
Nebraska Track Coach Frank
Sevigne.
What Sevigne is referring
to is that the outdoor track
season has come and at pre
sent the Husker thinclads
have no place of their own
to run.
The working crews on Nc
Memorial Stadium have for
the time being obliterated the
red stone track which circles
the football field. Both ends
of the oval are chopped up
and the straightaways are in
no shape to be run on.
Sevigne has asked the Uni
versity to make two or three
lanes available for his r u n
ners. "All I requested." ex
plains Sevigne, "is adequate
facilities for training." He
said the way things now stand
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may make it necessary for
the Huskers to commote to
Nebraska Wesleyan and work
out on the Plainsmen track.
Sevigne said that upon re
quest from the University he
track be built either south of
Nebraska Hall between 16th
and 17th streets or between
the Coliseum and Schulte
Fieldhouse if the football
practice field is expanded
northward.
The Husker coach hopes
the new tradt, if it is built,
will be within walking distance
for Nebraska athletes. "If we
have to ride to practice its
going to hurt our perform
ance and our recruiting," said
Sevigne.
The outlook this year is
bright for Nebraska's out
door crew as far as potential
Is concerned. Sevigne thinks
his squad, which finished sec-
of the Year!
ond in the Big Eight indoor
championships and tied for
third in the national NCAA
meet in Detroit, will be
stronger in the open air than
on the indoor track.
He feels the added sprints
and hurdles along with the
440 relay will definitely be to
Nebraska's advantage.
Sevigne also said that out
door weight specialists Kent
Tarbulton and Dennis Hagin
would help the Huskers. lie
said that Tarbulton could
score for Nebraska in the jav
elin and that Hagin has grown
since he threw the discus 160
feet as a freshmen.
Nebraska's "on the road"
season will begin April 1st at
the Texas Relays.
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