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Mickey Zangarl ... Is
tabbed for relief duty.
Gary Neibauer . . . will
open against the Univer
sity of Houston Monday.
Bob Stickels . . . will
see first action against
Houston Baptist.
Larry Bornschlegal . . .
last years catcher plans
to help coach Huskers as
graduate assistant.
Neibauer, Stickels To Start
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Coach Tony Sharpe has an
nounced the starting line-ups
for the Nebraska baseball
team which opens its 1966
season March 28 in Houston,
Tex.
The Huskers play both Hus
ton University and Houston
Baptist. Sharpe has split his
squad for the dual games
Nebraska plays Houston Unl
versify a total of four games
and Houston Baptist three
Nebraska plays Houston Uni
versity only on luesaay,
March 29.
Starting pitcher for the
Houston University game will
be Garv Neibauer, junior
from Scottsbluff. Neibauers
1965 record was 1-3, and he
had an earned run average
of 3.06. Mickey Zangari, Lin
coln junior, will handle the
relief duties.
Starting against Houston
Baptist will be Bob Stickels,
Hastings junior; Charles
Green, Omaha sophomore will
take relief chores.
Nebraska has been able to
hold intra-squad games this
year for the first time prior
to the season openers with
the spring weather. "We've
been able to get a lot done
this season with the fine
weather we had last week,"
said Sharpe. "The boys have
been able to work on their
timing in hitting last week."
Sharpe sated that there
have been no pre-season prob
lems to speak of this year.
"The only thing that wor
ries me the condition of Bob
Brand, our first baseman,"
said Sharpe. Brand suffered
a small fracture in his indox
finger in practice last week
and has not been up to ca
pacity in workouts. "Brand
was able to work out with us
on Monday and his condition
is better. We're counting on
him in that first base slot,
and we should know by Mon
day (28th) his condition,"
said Sharpe.
Twenty-three players will
travel to Texas for the week
long trip which includes a
double-header with Wichita
State on April 2. Larry Born
shclegl, one of Nebraska's top
hitters last season and now
graduate assistant for Sharpe,
is travelling with the team
and will handle the coaching
duties at Houston Baptist.
In announcing the line-ups
for the two games on Mon
day Sharpe explained that the
line-ups are for Monday's
games only, and there will
be considerable shifting of
players from team to team
during the trip.
Nebraska leaves Saturday
by chartered bus and will
workout in Stillwater, Okla.,
that afternoon. The Huskers
arrive in Houston on Sunday
and will workout there Sun
day afternoon.
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KU's Hanson
Lost For Year
Coach Bob Timmons has
announced that Bob Hanson,
a senior sprinter, has been
lost to the Kansas varsity
track team for the outdoor
season. Hanson will undergo
an operation, on his right foot
during the Easter spring va
cation. Hanson is one of the top
sprinters and low hurdlers in
the Big Eight Conference.
"This is a tough blow to
us," Timmons said, but add
ed, "Even worse, it's a hard
break for Bob." The operation
probably will end Hanson's
track career.
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Starting line-ups for the Ne
braska baseball team for
Monday, March 28;
HOUSTON UNIVERSITY GAME
Player Pos. Class Hometown
Randy Harris .. 2B Senior Kearney
John Roux SS Senior . . . Lincoln
Gary Tunnison LF Sen. Roch'tor, N.Y.
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Jim Smith 3B Junior ...Columbus
mex waiter ... Cf Soph Lincoln
Don Frolio .... HF Soph Omaha
Clayton Luther .. C Senior ... Indianola
Gary Neibauer . . P Junior . . .Scottsbluff
Mickey Zangari rP Junior Lincoln
Bob Hergenrader rP Senior Lincoln
HOUSTON BAPTIST COLLEGE GAME
C. Rombach ... 2B Soph.. Grand Island
Tony Sharpe ... SS Soph Lincoln
Bob Churchich . 3B Junior Omaha
Wayne Kissler .. C Soph Hastings
Tom Anderson . IB Junior Alliance
Terry Scannell . CF Soph Elgin
Fred Riva RF Soph Omaha
John Wright ....LF Jr Scottsbluff
Bob Stickels .... P Junior ....Hastings
Charles Green ...rP Soph. Omaha
Bob Nunns rP Junior ... Geneva
Jim Beck rP Soph. Grand Island
.The complete schedule for the Huskers,
with starting times:
Monday, Mar. 28, Houston University
3:00; Houston Baptist College 2:00.
Tuesday, Mar. 29, Houston Univer.itv
3:00.
Wednesday, Mar. 30, Houston Baptist
2:00.
Thursday, Mar. 31. Houston Ilnlvorcitv
3:00; Houston Baptist 2:00.
Saturday, Apr. 2, Wichita State 1:30
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Buffs Lose
Players
Buoyed by beautiful early
March weather, but beset by
personnel losses, Colorado's
baseball squad has a g o o d
jump on getting ready for the
1966 campaign.
Coach Frank Prentup's team
is tentatively scheduled , to
open the season in Boulder
March 29 against Regis before
embarking on a spring vaca
tion trip to Texas and Okla
homa.
Graduation wiped out the
1965 team's only .300 hitter and
top pitcher, Adrian Mohr. But
that was only the beginning
of Prentup's personnel prob
lems. Five more regulars, all
expected back, have fallen by
the wayside since last June
Catcher Don Sessions (signed
with Phillies), Pitcher Jim
Orr (lost last year of eligibil
tty because of 10-semester
rule), Thirdbaseman Dave
Blomgren (dropped out of
schol last fall), . and Shortstop
George Lewark and Rightfield
er Gary Bloom (became in
eligible, scholastically, at the
beginning of spring semester)
Two newcomers, big (6-4)
sophomore lefthander Taylor
Toomey and righthander Tim
Scheibeler, in from Mesa Col
lege as a transfer, will have
to come through if the Buffs
are to be solid on the mound.
SPORTS
Grapplers Leave
Nebraska wrestling coach
Orval Borgialli took a team
of three wrestlers to the
NCCA tournament in Ames,
Iowa, Wednesday.
The meet will begin Thurs
day and last through Satur
day. The three Huskers traveling
to the meet and their season
records are: Carel Stith,
heavyweight, (15-3-1) third in
Big Eight; Rick Allgood, 130
pounds, (6-7); Jerry Landon
123 pounds, (6-12-1) fourth in
Big Eight.
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Batting practice is one of the necessary parts of
practice that will soon be over as the NU squad
heads for a week's tour in Texas.
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Five Husker Thiiiclads
Lead Indoor Events
Five Nebraska trackmen
recorded the fastest confer
ence clockings in their in
dividual events in.a composite
of the best Big Eight Indoor
performances this season.
: Nebraska had a one-two fin
ish in the 60-yard dash thanks
to Charlie Greene and Lynn
Headley. Greene tied the
world's record in the 60 with
a :05.9 clocking while Head-
ley was tied with three other
Big Eight performers for sec
ond place with a time of :06.1.
Ray Harvey had the best
Big Eight performance in the
60-yard high hurdles and tied
for first place in the 60-yard
lows with teammate Lynn
Headley and Bob Hanson of
Kansas. Harvey copped the
number one spot in the highs
with a :07.2 and registered
:06.7 in the lows along with
Head'y and Hanson.
Husker Dave Crook beat out
Steve Carson of Iowa State by
.1 of a second in the 600-yard
run. Crook's time was 1:09.2.
Peter Scctt gave Nebraska
the third place in the 1000
yard run with a time of 2:20.6.
Nebraska's J i m Beltzer
heaved the shot 57-5 to rank
second among Big Eight shot
putters in the indoor season.
Gene Crews of Missouri had
the best effort of61-74.
A leap of 6-8 by Steve Krebs
gave the Husker sophomore a
tie for third with three other
Big Eight performers in the
high jump. Ron Tull of Okla
homa had the conference best
of 6-10V!.
Nebraska's Orlando Marti
nez recorded the fifth best
time in the mile run of 4:11.8.
Intramurals
Volleyball schedule
Thursday, Mar 24
Court 1 north 6:30 Abel
XII B vs. Abel IIA: 7:30 Abel
IV A vs. Abel III A; 8:30
Smith vs. Fairfield.
Court 1 south 6:30 Selleck
vs. Benton; 7:30 Seaton II vs.
Avery; 8:30 Phi Delta Theta
B vs. Kappa Sigma B.
Court 2 north 6:30 E Week
game 4; 7:30 Christ vs. Uni
corns I; 8:30 Army vs. Uni
corns II.
Court 2 south 6:30 E Week
game 5; 7:30 E week game
6; 8:30 Phi Kappa Psi B vs.
Beta Theta Pi B.
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