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The Daily Nebraskan
Wednesday, April 27, 1966
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For Cornliusker Grid Squad S P 0
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By Bob Flasnick
Following Sunday's scrim
mage Husker, football coach
Bob Devaney said he doesn't
plan making too many lineup
changes. Films of the scrim
mage are being reviewed this
week by Devaney and staff.
Opposing units of Devaney's
team played in shifts of about
15 minutes duration in Sun
day's action.
In the opening session use
first offensive team quarter,
backed by Wayne Weber and
Bob Churchich went against
the second defensive unit.
In the line, the first offen
sive team had Dennis Richnaf
sky and Dennis Morrison at
ends, Gary Brichacek and Bob
Taucher at tackles, Jim Os
berg and LaVerne Allers at
guards, with Kelly Peterson
and Bob Hill alternating at
center.
Backfield
The backfield had Weber
and Churchich at quarterback,
with Ben Gregory and Harry
Wilson alternating at right
half, Charlie Winters at left
half, and Pete Tatman at full
back. Ron Kirkland didn't see
action because of a shoulder
bruise.
Lou Narish, defensive line
man, and Len Janik at a line
backing spot looked good on
the second defensive unit
which Devaney declared was
the mythical winner of the
first match, because they had
been more successful at stop
ping the offense than the of
fense had been at moving the
ball.
The offensive unit used both
the T and I formations. Right
end Richnafsky did most of
the pass c a t c h i n g for the
quarterback tandem.
Second Session
In the second session the
first defensive unit, the
"Black Shirts," went against
the second team offensive
club quarterbacked by Al
Fierro and Ernie Sigler.
Defensive tackle Dick Czap
was missing from the "Black
Shirt" defense unit because of
an injured right ankle he suf
fered in Saturday's scrim-
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Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney confers with
Jim Gatziolis during spring football drills.
mage. Czap said he had pulled
some ligaments in the ankle
and would be sidelined for
about two weeks.
The first defensive unit in
the line had Langston Cole
man and Jerry Patton at ends,
Wayne Meylan and Jim Mc
Cord at tackles and C a r e 1
Stith at a middle guard post.
The defensive backfield was
composed of Lynn Senkbeil
and Rick Coleman as line
backers, Larry Wachholtz at
safety, and Marv Meuller and
Jim Hawkins at corner back
spots. Al Kuehl was the "mon
ster" and he also stepped in
at Coleman's right end posi
tion for a few plays.
Black Shirts
The "Black Shirts' stymied
the second offense for the
most part, but the offense did
reel off a couple of good plays.
One of them was a 35-yard
pass completion from Fierro
to right end Sherwin Jarmon.
In the third session of the
afternoon the second team de
fensive and offensive units
clashed in pretty much of a
stand off.
Before retiring to the
showers the first offensive
unit and the "Black Shirts"
went at each other in a fifteen
minute battle. In that encoun
ter defensive left end Jerry
Patton looked particulary
good. Cozad native Ken Brunk
saw action at left halfback
along with "Choo Choo" Win
ters on the offensive unit.
The Nebraska Union is
holding the First Annual
Champion of Champions in
tramural bowling tournament
with the top three finishers
from each of the intramural
divisions.
The winners of the two tour
nament brackets Thursday,
will go to the championship
Sunday, May 1st.
The three top teams in each
intrmural division are as fol
lows: Greek Rollers
Delta Tau Delta (division winner)
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Phi Kappa Psi
Intramural 2
Brown Palace (division winner)
Selleck
Alpha Gamma Rho
Intramural 3
Crazy 4 (division winner)
Cherry Pickers
Rolling Stones
Intramural 4
Gutterballs (division winner)
Union Rats
Ugly Gourds
Beta Theta Pi won the All
University A team volleyball
championship Monday night.
The Beta's beat Abel 12 in two
straight matches, 15-9 and
15-3.
The division winners were
Beta Theta Pi, Fraternity 1;
Cornliusker, Fraternity 2;
Kennedy A, Cather Hall; Abel
XII, Abel Hall; Farfield, Burr
Selleck; Beavers, Indepen
dents; Phi Delta Theta B,
Fraternity 7, and Phi Gamma
Delta B, Fraternity 8.
The winners of the intrmur
al indoor track meet held in
December were as follows:
Independents
Pole Vault, Terry Bowers, Abel 5,
12 feet
60-yard High Hurdles,
Dave Kudron, 7.5
Shot Put, Carl Ashman,
Seaton I, 50' 10"
Broad Jump, Dave Janky, 22'4H"
Mile Run, Orlando Martinez,
Fairfield, 4:43.6
60yard Low Hurdles, Dave
Kudron, 7.2
880-yard run, Orlando Martinez,
1:59.8
60-yard dash, Larry Frost, Fair
field, 6.6
High Jump, Steve Krebs, Abel 8,
6'5Vi"
One Lap Run, Larry Frost, Fair
field, 23.1
440-yard dash, Ron Lee, Benton
52.9
Four-Lap Relay, Fairfield, 2:09.5
One-Mile Relay, Fairfield, 4:35.0
Fraternities
Eldon Purdy, Alpha Gamma Sig
ma, 12 feet
60-yard High Hurdles, John Sim
mons, Beta Theta Pi, 7.8
Shot Put, Mike McNair, Phi Del
ta Theta, 55 W
Broad Jump, Tom O'Hara, Phi
Delta Theta, 20W
Mile Run, Jim McClymont, Phi
Kappa Psi, 5:06.8
60-yard Low Hurdles, John Sim
mons, Beta Theta Pi, 7.2
880-yard Run, Les Hellbusch, Del
ta Tau Delta, 2:00.9
60-yard dash, Paul Critchlow, Phi
Delta Theta, 6.4
High Jump, Jack Todd, Beta
Theta Pi, 6'l-34M
One Lap Run, Paul Critchlow, Phi
Delta Theta, 28.6
440-yard Dash, Les Hellbusch, Del
ta Tau Delta, 52.7
Four-Lap Relay, Phi Delta Theta,
1:58.2
One-Mile Relay, Delta Tau Delta,
4:00.8
All-University
Intramural Records.
60-yard Dash, Charlie Greene,
Benton, 6.1, 1963.
One Lap Run, Lee Alexander,
Sigma Phi Epsilon, 27.4, 1950.
440-yard Dash, Joe Mullins, Sea
ton II, 50.8, 1957.
880-yard Run, Knolly Barnes, Bes
sey, 1:58.8, 1957.
One Mile Run, Lowell Stratton,
Phi Gamma Delta, 4:38.8, 1964.
60-yard Low Hurdles, Ron Moore,
Gus II, 6.9, 1961.
60-yard High Hurdles, Dave Kud
ron, Independent, 7.4, 1966.
Pole Vault, Ken Pollard, Delta Up
silon, 13 feet, 1957.
High Jump, Steve Krebs, Abel 8,
6'5V, 1966.
Broad Jump, Glen Beerline, Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon, 22'liy4" 1950.
12-lb. Shot Put, Larry Tomlinson,
Gus I 56'6-", 1961.
Four Lap Relay, (Jim Poynter,
Reynolds, .McMean, Dick Calla
han, Bob flohn), Sigma Chi,
1:52.1, 1962.-'
Mile Relay, (Joe Scott, Fred Wil
kie, Bill Wittman, Clarence
Scott), Gus I, 3:44.8, 1960.
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SADDLE . . . was won by a University junior who was all-around cowboy at the 8th
annual Nebraska Intercollegiate Championship Rodeo at Lincoln last weekend. The
cowboy, Ronald "Butch" Terrell is shown with the all-around cowgirl, Sandra Hel
mer from Kearney State College.
Rodeo Results Announced;
Terrell, Ail-Around Cowboy
The University Rodeo As
sociation announced the re
isults of the Pre-Centennial
rodeo held at the State Fair
ground's Coliseum during
April 22 and 23.
Butch Terrill of the Univer
sity won the award for AII
Aronnd Cowboy and Charlie
Hill finished second. Sandy
Helmer of Kearney garnered
the prize in the girl's divi
sion. There was a two way
tie for second place between
Nancy Simmons and Jody
Martin of NU.
Dave Vecchio and Nancy
Simmons of the University
won their respective divisions
in the sportsmanship compe
tition. The Boy's Hard Luck
Trophy was awarded to Bob
Koss of the University and
the girls' went to Judy Gar
wood of Grace Bible School.
The University swept seven
of the ten buckles awarded
in the competition.
Results
Bullriding (based on three
performances): 1. C. Robin
son, Kearney, 55 pts; tie for
2nd and 3rd: Jim Harris,
Wayne State and B. Young,
50 pts; 4. Gary Marlin, Kear
ney, 46 pts.
Goat Turning: 1. Margo
Bassinger, Kearney, 45.9 sec;
2. Sandy Helmer, Kearney,
47.2 sec; 3. Sandy Damrow,
University, 48.9 sec; 4. Pat
Hoyt, McCook, 51 sec.
Bareback: 1. Bates Terrell,
University, 54 pts; 2. Joe
"They've been having their
problems like us, so they
might be ready to cut loose."
Hendrick, Fort Hays Kansas,
50 pts; 3. Gerald Burns, Kear
ney, 46 pts; tie for 4th:
Neil Bastow, Fort Hays and
Tom Huffman, McCook, 45
45 pts.
Ribbon Dogging: 1. Ronnie
Graske, University, 25.2 sec;
2. Jody Martin, University,
34.1 sec; 3. Judy Garwood,
Grace Bible School, 39.5 sec;
4. Lee Ann Welflemce, Wes
leyan, 43.5 sec.
Barrel Racing; (2 runs) 1.
Nancy Simmons, University,
31.4; 2. Sandy Helmer, Kear
ney, 33.2; 3. Judy Garwood,
Grace Bible School, 34.1; 4.
Glenda Rudolph, Fort Hays,
Kansas, 34.6.
Saddle B r o n c: 1. Charlie
Hill, University, 42 pts; 2.
Randy Marymee, Omaha, 37
pts.
Steer Wrestling: 1. Jim
Furman, University, 19.2 sec;
2. Sig Colling, Fort Hays,
Kansas, 23.1 sec; 3. Kent
Peterson, Kearney, 26.7 sec;
4. Alan Baxter, Kearney, 28.7
sec.
Calf Roping: (2 calves) 1.
Butch Terrell, University, 61
sec; 2. Mike Wormack, Fort
Hays, 66.5 sec; 3. Larry Ze
orb, Univesity, 68.2 sec; 4.
Tom Hoffman, McCook, 68.4
sec.
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Terry Schaaf
President
Roger Doerr
1st Vice President
Bob Samuelson
2nd Vice President
Arts & Science
Kcllcy Baker
Phil Bowen
Tom Briggs
Nesha Ncumeister
Ken Gastrins
Bill Minicr
Susie Phelps
Milan Wall
Engr. & Arch.
Bill Hansmire
Mike Jess
Richard Schulze
Don Voss
Bus. Ad.
Tom Morgan
Gerry Olson
Dave Piester
Tom Rubin
Teachers
Kathy Kuester
Kris Bitner
Kathy Costello
Ann Evans
Ken Powell
Karen Westerberg
Pam Wood
Graduate
Bob Samuelson
Professional
Dave Sensensy
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