Monday, February 12, 1968
The Dally Nebraskan
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Swim learn looses
at hands of frosh
The Nebraska swim team
lost to Southern Illinois 52-50
Friday.
Coach John Reta said hit
team, "did real well consid
ering the fact that they
moved up two freshman that
scored 15 points."
Since the Salukis are not
In the Big Eight Conference,
they made use of the new
NCAA ru'.e enabling freshmen
to compete with varsity.
"They just nipped us in the
medley relay, giving them
a seven point lead right off
the bat," said Reta.
Husker standouts in the ef
fort were Steve Nootz, Ber
nie Hempelman and the free
style relay team. Hempleman
was 1.3 seconds off the var
sity record in his event.
400-yard madlay nlay 1. 8IU. T
111:50.9.
1,000 free 1. Stolnfir STtTi i Homoal
nian NUi 3. Cook NU. T-10:39.5.
200 fret 1. Nooti NUi 1 Noyaa SIUi
1. Conkfl SIU. T 1:53.3.
SO free 1. Moaslttl SIU Gorton
NUi 3. Katlierlna NU. T-J3.J.
IO0 Ind. mad. 1. Ooeti MJl 1 Ul
rich fill) i S. Little Nil. T-2:14..
DItIhk 1, Sorenatn NUi L Duven
nil tM.m.
200 fir t. Glenn SIU I 1 PrentiM
NU. T 2:04.4.
100 (re 1. Conkel SIUi 1 Nooti
NUi 3. Krauaa NU. '1-35.9.
W0 back 1. Ulrlch SIUi t. Saxkrw
ikl NU) 3. Braiiukt NU. T 1:06.0.
900 free 1. Stabler SIUi i. Noyaa
SIUi 3. Cook NU. 7yn.l.
2M breail 1. Jacobaon SIU) 1
Satterthwaita NU! 3. QoaU NU. T 2:24.1.
400 free relay 1. NU (Gordon,
Kathereia. Nootz, Krauaa) T 3:31.6.
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Les Hellbusch places first in the mile followed closely by Oklahoma State
thinclad John Cook at Memorial Stadium Saturday. Hellbusch and Cook also
placed first and second in the 1000-yard run. See story on page 4.
Follow the team to KU
A chartered bus for the Uni
versity of Kansas game, Feb.
17, will leave the Nebraska
Union at 1 p.m., according to
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Tours committee.
Students can sign up for
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Bowen said the group should
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Gymnasts beat K-State
with highest score yet
Nebraska put out a "de
lightful team effort" accord
ing to Jake Geier, as the gym
nasts beat Kansas State Sat
urday, 169.40-162.65.
"I thought the boys earned
every point they got," Geier
commented.
"Normally a team earns
the highest scores at home
with your own equipment."
Even so, the Manhatten meet
produced "the highest score
we have earned yet this
year," Geier said.
NU K8U-18J.6S
Floor errle 1. Stev Klmlor
(K'ili 1 Pat MeOIII (N)l 3. Steva May
(N). Score 8.7.
Ida horee 1. Scott Delenc (KS)i
1. Ken Lamb N)j a. Tom Traver (N).
Score 8.8.
sllll rlnra 1. (tie) Cnlin Campbell
(KB) and Alan Cook (N)j I. Mickey
Johnam N). ricore a.75.
Trampoline 1. Tom RlMlnx f N 1.
Dave (irrhler (KS 3. Jack Ayrea (KS).
Score-B.85.
tanr hone 1. Ayrea fKSU 2. Don
Brldnee (KS); 3. (fie) May N). Robert
Snntoro (N) and GeorKe Sederavlclua,
(N). Score 9.25.
Parallel bar 1. Jnhnaen (Nil I
Brlditea (KS)i 3. May IN). Score 8.95.
Hlrh bar I. Johnsen (N)i 2. BridSM
(KS); 3. Ayrea (KS). Score-8,90.
All-vrnta 1. Johnauo (N), 50 1 2. Do
leno (KS). 42.39.
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