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The Daily Nebraskan
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1967
MEMBERS OF THE 1967 YELL SQUAD . . . (Left to Right) Jeanne Eberly, Lisa Maser, Sally Cockle, Kitty McManus,
Maggie Evenson, Pam Rash and Barb Doane. Front Row: Bob Bettger, Loren Faaborg and Bart Votava.
In Big 8 Track
Hit less
A little league hitless won
der and a former leading
subject for a "before"-type
ad, both of whom got track
starts by default, have run
out of the shadow of Kan
sas' Jim Ryun as they pro
vide a distance - running
light of their own in the
Big Eight conference.
Oklahoma State's Chris
McCubbins, who suffered
through seasons of 1 i 1 1 1 e
league baseball without get
ting a single hit, has hit the
top with his all-time Big
Eight best of 8:46.6 in the
3,000-meter steeplechase.
Missouri's Glen Ogden,
who has overcome numer
ous injuries after being
"forced" to go out for track
as a 98-pound high school
freshman, now owns the
fourth best Big Eight time
ever recorded in the 5,000
meter run with his 14:34.8.
Running only a little over
four-seconds off the Nation-
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Wonder Makes Hi
al Collegiate record for the
steeplechase, McCubbins
has again become one of
the national leaders in the
event. He was an all-America
selection for the run
last year after finishing
fourth in the NCAA with his
9:00.4.
He calls the steeplechase
his favorite event and he
has plenty of experience up
and down to derive a basis
for comparison. He has run
everything from the 880 on
out, owning the Big Eight
record for the indoor two
mile and the outdoor three
mile, as well as being the
Conference's cross country
champion.
100-YARD DASH
1. Charlie Greene (Nebraska :09.5
Glen Long (Oklahoma) :09.5 p
Ben Olison (Kansas) :09.5 (2)
Georee Bvers (Kansas) :09.5 (4)
5. Harry Alley 'Iowa State) :0.6
Wayne Lone (Oklahoma) :09.6
220-YARD DASH
1. Clifton Forbes (Nebraska) -.21.1
2. Glen Long (Oklahoma) :21.2
Ben Olison (Kansas) :21.2
4. George Aldredge (Okla.) :21.4 (2)
5. Johnny Smith (Oklahoma) :21.5 (3)
. Wayne Long (Oklahoma) :21.7
Bill Calhoun (Oklahoma) :21.7
Ray Harvey (Nebraska) :21.7 (J)
440-YARD DASH
1. Clifton Forbes (Nebraska) :46.9
2. Bill Calhoun (Oklahoma) :47.1 (2)
3. Dwight Peck (Kansas) :47.3
4. Steve Carson (Iowa State) :47.5
5. Dennis Walker (Nebraska) :47.6
6. Terry Holbrook (Kan. State) :47. (3)
7. Sieve Ashurst (Kansas) :47.9 2
Ron Moody (Kansas State) :47.9 (4)
9. Hugh McGovern (Nebraska) :48.0 (2)
880 YARD RUN
1. Jim Ryun (Kansas) 1:481
2. Jim Metcalf (Okla State) 1:52.1
3. James Shields (Oklahoma) 1:52 5
4. Craig Endicott (Missouri) 1:52.9 (2)
5. Les Hellbusch (Nebraska) 1:53.0
6. Conrad Nightingale (K.St.) 1:53.6 (3)
Bill Wells (Missouri) 1:53.6 (3)
8. Paul Cattermole (Colorado) 1:53.8 (2)
9. Kent Radke (Nebraska) 1:54.0 (2)
10. Dave Binkley (Colorado) 1:54 1 (3)
11. Charles Harper (Kans. St.) 1:54.2
MILE RUN
1. Jim Ryun (Kansas) 1:54.7
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Contact Robert Pureed, 4001
Sheridan Blvd., 489-3647.
2. Chris McCubbins (Okla. St.) 4:06.4
3. Wes Dutton (Kansas State) 4:07.9 (3)
4. Charles Harper (Kan. St.) 4:11.2 (4
5. Gene McClain (Kansas) 4:11.4 (4)
6. Bill Wells (Missouri) 4:11.9 (2)
7. Allen Russell IKnnsn) 4:12.4 (4)
TWO-MILE RUN
1. Tom Yergovich (Kansas) 9:01.4
2. Chris McCubbins (Okla. St.) 9:11.2
3. Mike Petterson (Kansas) 9:14.0 (2)
4. Wes Dutton (Kansas State) 9:16.8
5. Craig Runyan (Colorado) 9:20.6
6. Glen Ogden (Missouri) 9:28.8
3000-MKTER STEEPLECHASE.
1. Chris McCubbins (Okla.St.) 8:46.6
2. Conrad Nightingale (K. St.) 9:14.2 (2)
THREE-MILE Rl'Jf
1. Chris McCubbins (Okla. St.) 13:38.7
2. Glen Ogden (Missouri) 14:03.3 (3)
3. Mike Tarry (Kansas State) 14:16 6 (6)
4. Mike Petterson (Kansas) 14:21.1 (8)
120-VARD mC.H HURDLES
1. George Byers (Kansas) ;13:8
2. Lee Adams (Kansas) :14.0(p)
3. Dave Kudron (Nebraska) :14 1
4. Mark Keller (Colorado) :14 3
Ray Harvey (Nebraska) :14.3
Dave Stevens (Kansas) :14.3 (3)
7. John Dvorak (Iowa State) -14 4
440-YARD INTERMEDIATE HURDLES
1. James Hardwick (Okla.) :51.9 (2)
2. Dave Kudron (Nebraska) -52 4
3. Ray Burrus (Okla. State) :54.-S (2)
4. Kerry Fairchild (Kan. St.) :54.6
5. Doug McDougall (Okla. St.) :54.7 (2)
6. BUI James (Colorado) ;54.9
SHOT PUT
1. Bruce Wilhelm (Okla. St.) 55-10V, (3)
2. Barry King (Colorado) 55- 6 (2)
3. Dennis Basin (Nebraska) 52-10
s. jerry Ten Eyck (Colo.) 50-1114
5. Gary Tucker (Kansas) 50-11
6. Jim Judd (Missouri) 50- 2'A
, JAVELIN
1. Steve Moon (Kansas) 220- 1
2. Kent Tarbutton (Nebr.) 213- 6
3. Lynn Baker (Colorado) 200- 5
4. Birger Hansen (Iowa St.) 199- 0V4
POLE VAULT
1. I-arry Curls (Okla. State) 16- 0
2. Chuck Rogers (Colorado) 15- 7
3. Dana Rasch (Kansas State) 15- 1
Mike Burdick (Kansas) 15- 1
3. Charles Recir fMi.M.iril ie a
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HIGH JUMP
14- 64
Steve Herndon (Missouri)
2. Ron Tull (Oklahoma)
Jim Johnson (Oklahoma)
4. Sieve Krebs (Nebraska)
5. John Dvorak (Iowa State)
Ken Gaines (Kansas)
John Turck (Kansas)
LONG JUMP
7- 0
6-10
6-10
6- 8
6- 6
6- 6
6-
(2)
(3)
I. Mike Gregory (Oklahoma)
25- 1 (w)
. yory ro (Kansas)
24-11V4
. Jary Rainwater (Kansas) 24-UVz (w2
4. Ken Scoggins (Oklahoma) 23- 8-
a. Ken Gaines (Kansas) 23. 8 (2)
6. Bill Adams (Colorado) 21- 6"i
7. Don Ellis (Oklahoma) 23- 3 (3)
' 5on 5ester 'Okla. State) 23- 2(4 (2)
Ken Farris (Oklahoma) 23. 2V4 i
TRIPLE JUMP
1. Gary Ard (Kansas) 50, 414
2. Ken Scoggins (Oklahoma) 48-10
3. Lee Calhoun (Oklahoma) 48- 8V4 (2)
4. Sylvester Reed (Colorado) 48- 4 (2)
s. Ken Gaines (Kansas) 47- 94 (3
5" ii'A5haw ,ol"homi) 47- 9 (3)
7. Bill Adams (Colorado) 46-6
DISCUS
I. Miles Lister (Okla. State) 176- 4
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440-YARD RELAY
L Oklahoma (Wayne Long. Bill
Calhoun, George Aldredge,
Glen Long) :40.S
2. Kansas (Lee Adams, Gary
Ard, George Byers, Ben Ol
ison) :40.7(2)
3. Missouri (Paul Sims. Gary
Flager, Gene Bonahan, Steve
Halliburton) :41.J
4. Kansas State (Larry Weldon,
Andy Williams, Ron Moody,
Terry Holbrook) :41.5(5)
880-YARD RELAY
1. Oklahoma (Wayne Long, Bill
Calhoun, George Aldredge,
Glen Long) 1:24.3(2)
2. Kansas (George Byers, Lee
Adams, Gary Ard, Dwight
Peck) 1:25.7
3. Kansas Slate (Larry Weldon,
Andy Williams, Bill Brown,
Mike Heer) l:27.1(p5)
MILE RELAY
1. Oklahoma (Tom Melton, Jim
Shields, James Hardwick, Bill
Calhoun) 3:08.4(2)
2. Kansas (Gary Ard, Steve As
hurst, Dwight Peck, Ben Ol
ison) 3:09.5(2)
3. Kansas State (Kerry Fair
child, Ron Moody, Mike
Heer, Terry Holbrook) 3:ll.l(p2)
4. Nebraska (Les Walker, Les
Hellbusch, Hugh McGovern.
John Simmons) 3:15.3
TWO-MILE RELAY
L Missouri (Ted Nykiel, Bill
Wells, Jim Larsen, Craig En
dicott) 7:25.8
2. Kansas (Curt Grindal, Gene
McClain, Tom Yergovich, Al-
:en Russell) 7:28.7
3. Oklahoma State (John Cook,
Mike Evans. Chris McCub
bins, Jim Metcalf) 7:37.4
FOUR-MILE RELAY
1. Kansas (Allen Russell, Tom
Yergovich, Gene McClain,
Jim Ryun) 16:45.4
3. Kansas State (Vint Arnett.
Charles Harper, Wes Dutton.
Conrad Nightingale) 17:00.0
SPRINT MEDLEY RELAY
1. Kansas (Gary Ard, Ben Oil
son. Dwight Peck, Jim Ryun) 3:15.3
2. Oklahoma State (Ray Burrus,
Ron Hester, Jim Kukendall,
Jim MeK all) 3:24.4(3)
L Kansas (Curt Grindal. Dwight
Peck, Gene McClain, Tom
Yergovich) 9:41.6
3. Kansas State (Charles Har
per, Terry Holbrook, Wes
Dutton, Conrad Nightingale) 9:46.0
3. Missouri (Craig Endicott,
Jim Larsen, Bill Wells,
Glen Ogden) 10:17.4
Oklahoma State (Ray Burrus,
Jim Kuykendall, Jim Melcalf,
Chris McCubbins) 10:17.4
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As Yell Squad practice
progresses this spring, pre
parations are being made,
to select a new Yell King,
according to Bill Murphy,
advisor.
The new . Yell King will
be one of the three fresh
men male additions to the
Squad, who along with
the new pom-pon girls will
fill the Squad. .
Pom-Pon Girls
Lisa Maser, Pam Rash
and Jeanne Eberly are the
three new pom-pon girls.
Martha Hedge will return
to the squad after a year
of school in France, accord
ing to Murphy.
Bob Bettger, Loren Faa
borg and Bart Votava are
the three men being con
sidered for Yell King.
Murphy, in his first year,
as advisor, said that the
new squad members were
selected by himself and the
old and new Yell Kings.
Judging Criteria
"They are selected as
freshmen for their sopho
more year," be said, add
ing that the criteria for
judging included poise, ap
pearance and enthusiasm.
Gary Ailes, who had been
named Yell King, resigned
upon his acceptance to vet
erinary school in Colorado.
The Squad will attend all
away Big Eight football
games and only special
away basketball games, ae
cording to Murphy.
Cornhuskers
Still Practicing
Bob Devaney took his
Cornhuskers into their
fourth week of spring foot
ball practice Monday.
He continued switching
players, trying, to come up
with a strong combination
for next season.
Mat Champion
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In Books,
By Terry Grasmick
Assistant Sports Editor
The books and the weath
er have caused double trou
ble for tennis coach E. C.
Higginbotham.
Voluntary and involun
tary scholastic ineligibility
has left Nebraska with a
predominately sophomore
team. Senior Dennis Beebe
decided not to take the min
imum hour requirement
and other vets did not have
the minimum grade re
quirement. Only Three
Consequehtly the Huskers
have won only three of 21
Big Eight matches. The
Football Tickets
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ball game to be played at
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May 6 can now be pur
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