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Page 4 k" AW is I II iWt fiag? V. fmvMn Hi iMMHi Centennial Rodeo Benefit DOUBLE-BARRELED . . . Pupils at the LARC School at Lincoln got a double-barreled benefit from the Uni versity of Nebraska Rodeo Club-sponsored Centennial Rodeo at the State Fairgrounds this week-end. LARC School will receive 10 percent of the gate receipts from the three-performance event, that drew collegiate con testants in both mens and women divisions from around the state. Giving a first-hand view to LARC students of one of the horses used in the Rodeo are Sally Jack son and Rodeo club member, Tom Cunningham. With 3 Duals Golfers Nebraska's golf aquad swept three dual wins from Big Eight opponents S a t nrday to lengthen its vic tory string to 10. West Fires 76 Husker Nick West fired a 76 at Holmes Park while his teammates Charlie Borner, Chuck Sweetman and R. B. Lau all had 57s.' The scores earned the Huskers a narrow 8-7 win over Oklahoma, a 9-5te margin over Iowa State, and a 10-4 thumping of Missouri. Lost One ' Going into the Saturday round the Huskers had lost only one meet to Wichita State in the season opener. Oklahoma State, last year's Big Eight champion, was one of the NU victims. The Cowboys were hit at Kraus Champ Of Ping-Pong Don Kraus of Sargent, Neb., won the First Interna tional Ping-Pong Tournament sponsored by the University's Intervarsity Christian Fellow ship. The tourney, for American and international students was run April 14 and 23. Sec ond "place went to Hiroshi Kakazu, Shinzato, Japan. ARNOLD PALMER Deluxe Shirt Service 21st ft 0 13th ft F I IF ere tAt have a 2.0 cccumu.atve cveroge cr better it interested in campus life then cpply now for a stsff position with The Daily Nebraskan The University Publications Board is now accepting applications for interviews to be he!d April 23. Applications are available at Room 51, Nebraska Union. The following positions are open: . monthly salaries) Editor Business Manager News Editor .Managing Editor Senior Writer We Are Lengthen String Lincoln last Saturday, 8-7, as a strong team showing also put the Huskers past Kansas. Five Lettermen "We had five lettermen this year, for a change," said coach Harry Good, "and experience has never hurt anyone." Good feels that the combination of a stronger team and some unusually warm early spring weather helped to jell the Huskers earlier this season. "I'm not making any pre dictions," said Good, "but we can surprise anybody." Nebraska 8, Oklahoma 7 'Charlie Borner, N. (374077) del. Jerry LaPalme '41-39-W). Mi ik West. N. (38-38-76) del. Mike Hopstm 3MO78, Ji-Vi R. B. U, N. 38 3 77) tied George Rives (36-4177). IVMWj; Steve Johnson. O. (37-3875) oel. Chock SweetiriM (37-4077). SVi-Vj; Larry Mm, N. (41-4182) tl4 Jim Britchari (41-41-88). 1V4-1V4. Nebraska 9, Iowa State iVt Borner. h, dtrf. Tom Benda. IS, (M- READ NEBRASKAN WANT ADS For Sole Lot 100' x 150' 22nd & Vine Sts. Excellent for Fraternity House Contact' Rebecca Arenson 5012 Webster St. Omaha, Nebraska 63132 553-6841 L .l''JJ'T"r-"- L dm Ui IkTlYfiTI IVl a fuH-finte Nefcroskii $150 $150 $85 $85 $65 An Equal Opportunity immiimninmimmnmM FroshWin Pair In Baseball, Tennis It was a fine weekend for Husker freshmen as the tennis and baseball yearl ings garnered Impressive victories. The frosh netmen slammed Midwestern Col lege, 9-0, winning all six singles and three doubles matches. Only John Hendry needed a third set to cap ture his victory. Hendry prevailed over Midwestern's Pete Sheffield 6-4, 7-9, 64. The other vic torious Cornhuskers were Dave Whitef ield, Tom Wiese, William Fink, Pat Tully and Denny Bloom. Midwestern also found it tough going against the Huskers on the baseball dia mond, losing both ends of a doubleheader, 3-4 and 3-11. Catcher Jack Galusha provided the power in the first game, blasting a three run homer in Nebraska's half of the sixth inning. The rest of Coach Clay ton Luther's team joined Galusha in the second game in a 12-hit assault on the Midwestern moundsmen. Galusha, Don Davern, Tom Tidball and Terry Cam eron each collected two hits in the 11-3 slaughter. 4578). l-l; West. N. del. John Hunrt (38-4280). 2Vi-vt; Lao. N, def. Mar shal! Victor (36-4278). M; Sweetman. N, def. Tom Howell (42-40-2). 2Ml-i Mike McKeowa, IS. (38-41-80) def. Ma son, SW4. Nebraska 10, Missouri 44 Borner, N. def. Tom Sloan (37-4178), West, N, def, Jerry Daugherty (41-4182). 3-0; Lau, N, def. Phil Nunn (38-4179), 24-V4; Sweetman, N, def Lance Crawford (40-40-80), 2Vn-V4i Terry Clark. M. def. Mason. (39-38-79). J-0. Tennis Squad Stopped -Twice The Nebraska tennis squad was stopped by Kansas, 6-1, and Colorado, 7-0, in a triple dual meet at Lawrence Sat urday. The only NU win was by Roger Galloway who scored a 2-6, 6-2, 6-1 victory over Kansas' William Terry. The Kansas-Colorado scoring found Kansas on top, 6-1. The Nebraska freshmen scored a 9-0 blanking on Midwestern College Satur day. SlilwEEAf.l FLORAL COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE Did . . . 423-2337 1711 Vn torn ............... .muim l"lt Til II IIIIIIIII''"'" " ' Student u Senior Copy Editor $65 Sports Editor $60 Night News Editor $60 Copy Editors $40 Senior Staff Writers $40 Junior Staff Writers $30 Employer Mike Aspen and Mick Logue earned the pitching victories for the Husker frosh. Track Squad Falls Only a handful of Huskers managed first places in a triangular track meet in Madison Saturday in which Wisconsin garnered 102 points, Nebraska 64 and North Illinois 40. The Cornhuskers' Dave Kudron strode to a pair of hurdle victories, while teammates Hugh McGovern (660), Steve Krebs (high jump) and Dennis Hagin (Discus) joined him with wins. Greene Last Nebraska sprint star Charlie Grenee finished last of seven in the 100, being upset the first time in his college career. Joel Cochran of Northern Illinois won the 100 in a 9.5 clocking with the wind. Cochran also won the 220. Track Errata 44 It FLAY 1. Wtxxmfihi fCrsIf Sherborne, Steve Whipple, Mike Butler, Dick Harris: 2. Northern Illinois; 3. Nebraska. T :43d. 3 .000-meter steeplechase 1. Bin Nel son. W; 1 Ken LatioOlal, W; S. Georee Sladek, NT; 4. Jim Rakocy, W. T 10:07.3. 601. Haeh McGovern. Ns t. lUy Arrington. W; 3, Brad Hanson. W; 4. Chock Thorpe, W. T 1:22.3. M H.H. 1. Pave Kudron, N; 2. Bay Harvey, N: 3. Mike Butler, W; T :14.2. Mile 1. Rranch Bradv. W; J. John Peterson, NI: 3. Rickey Poole. W: 4. Dave Arm'tmng. NI. T 4:25.0. 4401. Tom Erickson, W; 2. Steve Whipple. W: 3. Dennis Walker, N. T :51.3. 1001. Joel Cochran. NT: I. Steve Lyons. NT; 3. Larry Liss, N; 4. Craig ShiM-bnrne, w T :09.5. 440 Int. Bardies 1. Kudron, N; 3. Repine Stalling. W; 3. John Simmons. WO 1. Kay Arrtastnn. W; 2. Le Bel bnsch, N; 3. Dave Nelson, NI; 4. Kent Hadke, N. T-l-57 8. 2201. Cochran, Nil 1 Larry Lisa, N: 3. Harcey. N; 4. Jim Martin. NL T-:22.5. 2-Mile 1. Jim Reeves, NI; 2. Brace Fraser, Wr 3. Bob Morgan, W; 4. L-Hifo-Olal. T 13:59.7. Mile relay 1. Wisconsin (TSrlckson, Stalling, Pottle, Hanson): 1 Nebraska; 3. Northern Illinois. T 3:21.9. FleM Events Pah eH l. Brian Bergeman. W; 1 Tom Thies, W; 3. Bob Johnson. NI; 4. Tom Kopanda, W; H 14-. Hlira lamp 1. Steve Krebs, N: 2. Jack Todd, N; 3. Terry Thatcher, W. H 6-4. Lone Jump 1 Glenn Dick. W: 2. Tom CHara. N: 3. Thatcher. W. D 22-9. Triple Jump 1. Dick, W4 2. Neil Knnlle. N: 3. Todd. N; 4. Thatcher. W. D 44-11. SM pat 1. Jim Deforest, W: 2. Bok Bawke, W; 3. Dennis Hagin, N. S4-1. Disc as 1. Dennis Hagin, N; 2. Hawks, W: 3. Atkins, NL; 4. DeForest. W. D 175-SMu ffiSTZll&TlOH 7&Ffinnn FOR. ANY CAR. , 1M4IM. 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It could be a pitchers' game or a hitters' game, but still the right players come through, whether it be in a 1-0 game that goes 18 in nings, or an 8-7 slugfest. The biggest margin in an Oklahoma State game this year had been 3-1. The fact the Pokes stay close helps Bryan make his big point Attitude Is "To me, attitude is every thing," says Bryan. "Who ever wins it (this years's Big Eight title), will be the one with the best team atti tude," he predicts. Last year, and apparently again this year, the Cowboys fig ured they could win a n d they did. Pitching is still the Cow- Y - II -f - . i,i.i,n,.....n,nJ...n,,r,, M I "Hey, good-looking fellows like me. You owe it to your public wherever you go to take along the Norelco Rechargeable. A single charge gives you twice as many shaves as any other rechargeable on the market Enough for a fun-filled fortnight And Microgroove heads are 35? thinner to give you a shave that's 35 closer. 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