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hnihJ T FO1 and the baseball season starts during spring vacation. Husker hurler Bob Cburchich, who may be moved from his success at third base to bolster weak Nebraska pitching, rares back and
follows through with a pitch at practice this week. Churchich also led the Cornhusker football team this fall. The baseball team Is taking a swing at Texas, with games at Rice March 27 and 28, and games the next four davs
in Houston.
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Zora Folley thinks Cassius Clay's the greatest, Cas
sius Clay thinks Cassius Clay is the greatest, Cassius
Clay's father thinks Cassius Clay is the greatest, and his
Uncle Sam thinks a lot about him too.
Folley took a seventh-round knockout from the
World's champion Wednesday night on the chin and didn't
wake up soon enough to do much about it.
Proved Greatest
Clay, or Muhammad Ali, proved that he is the great
est boxer right now and his father went on national tele
vision after the fight to back up the statement.
But there is one other relative who is somewhat crazy
about the fighter Uncle Sam. It seems that Clay keeps
getting invitations for the biggest fight he would ever be
in. And he keeps refusing to try it.
Into Training
But unless the courts decide that Clay's draft appeal
Is valid, the champ will have to go into training for the
Army, and perhaps the fight in Viet Nam.
Oh, well. It just shows you that not only University
students have their troubles.
Winter Wanderland
Now that spring and spring sports are started, shades
of winter still appear now and then:
Let's hope Illinois doesn't get anymore snow between
warm spells they've had enough slush trouble already
this year.
Colorado Fans
Colorado fans are not ones to criticize the past bas
ketball season. After all, they aren't given to NIT-pick-lng.
You can't help but wonder if Nebraska isn't, too.
Ana u you minK lootDan is a tan sport, take a look
at the preparations for the spring practice season that's
getting underway. Then there's summer recruiting, the
season, post-season game (maybe not Alabama, huh)?
and so on.
Two dual meets, one a
rematch, dot the Husker
spring vacation track sche
dule. Saturday the Huskers
face New Mexico, whom
they squeezed by indoors
in Lincoln, in a triangular
with Iowa State.
Charlie Greene, three
times indoor and last year's
outdoor NCAA sprint cham
pion, spearheads the 21
men coach Frank Sevigne
will take West.
Arizona State
The following Saturday,
April 1, the Cornhusker
cindermen wil tangle with
Arizona State at Tempe.
Hurdling star Ray Harvey
and 440 man Dennis Walk
er will co-captain the
following traveling squad
for New Mexico and Ari
zona State duals:
Sprints Charlie Greene,
Larry Liss, Cliff Forbes;
Medal Awards Given To Riflers
Four University students their performance at the
were presented with med- Camp Perry rifle meet last
als Wednesday evening for week.
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Manfred Wunderlich,
Tim Stroh, Alan Anderson
and Cliff Beade each re
ceived a silver medal for
second-place team score at
the meet.
Gold Medal
Wunderlich was al
so awarded a gold medal
by Col. James F. Bishop,
professor of military sci
ence, for first place prone
with a perfect 100 points
and six consecutive bulls
eyes in shoot-off rounds.
He was also high indi
vidual team member with
274 out of a possible 300
points.
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SHARPSHOOTING AWARDS . . . went to members
of University Rifle Club. The recipients are (from left)
Clifford Bade, Timothy Stroh, Alan Anderson and
Manfred Wunderlich. Col. James F. Bishop (right)
presented the awards.
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