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The Daily Nebraskan
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against Iowa State Saturday.
Trackmen spike ISU,
By Bonnie Bonneau
Sports Assistant
The Husker trackmen gave
coach Frank Sevigne the high
est scoring dual in his career
at Nebraska as they ran over
the Iowa State Cyclones, 108
14, Saturday in the stadium.
Iowa State got only one
Erst all afternoon while the
Swimmers
Drowned
Nebraska's swim team took
the short end of a pair of
swimming tiuals Saturday,
losing to Iowa State and Min
nesota in an Ames, Iowa
meet
Iowa State 81, Nebraska 32
4M mfidler vela? 1. Iowa State
(Armstrong, Rathbe, Tlbbette. Gruene
fcarmr). T 1:42.1.
Wrta L Morpi . 15, ZW 10; 1
Snremoa. N, ZUi&: X BarweU, IS.
115 W.
M timial.ila l. Oimorth, IS; 1.
AuepBBtem. IS; S. Hempelmui. N, T
M Iracatrlr 1. Lnchler. IS; X.
Kooti, N; 1. BeniMtt, IS. T 1:4.
H irmtrlc 1. WestenaK, IS: S.
KathreUi, IS; 3. Kraass, N. T :E.S.
W hi. wdlef 1. Stratut, IS; 2.
Btraaabenm, IS: Go--. T 2:06.8.
mm tattorflr 1. Tibbetta, IS; Z
KoraiDv. s. J. Pnntiaa. N. T 5:05.5.
m IrmtTh 1. Lechler, IS; 2.
WnUmee. IS: I Nootz, M. T :48.2.
M karkatrak 1. Ceteworth. IS: X.
8U9nki, N; t. Armstrong. IS. T
J M.S.
(M Imoitjla l. Aueenstein. IS: 2.
Ox, N; S. Rempdman. N. T 5:09.4.
Ma krnrtatrakc i. Stutterthwiiite,
K; 2. Saaao. IS: 2. Goetz. i. T 2:24.4.
4i hmatyle rr.lar 1. Iowa State
(Strasaverger. Stranaa. Gmeneberaer,
Bcsontt. T I J3X
Minnesota 71, Nebraska 40
aniirr telar 1. Minnesota
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Dtraw L Madura. M, 235 C; 2. Sor
naon. Ji, ZW.B5.
ISM fwiMirle 1. Hetnpelman. N:
a Swanaaa. Hi L Cm, N. T 11-08.2.
W Irwatylf 1. Doten. M; 2. Uiad
kert, M; 1. Naata, N. T 1:46.8.
W wl; i. Kathreia. M; 2. Laad
BMt. M; 2. Kraua. N. T :23.0.
wa MrrMul Biedler 1. Knieht.
V: 1 Gaetx. M; S3. Little, K.
Mt kataerflr 1. Banaea, M; 2.
Strmw, M: 1. rraatiaa. N. T rffl.l.
let freeatyle i. Dotea, ML; Z, Lund
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twakl. N; I. Bartuoldi, ML. T 2:86.5.
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Batterthwalte. N; 1. Goetz. It. T 2:23.8.
laeeatyle retor 1. Minnesota
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lower tevel ,
Huskers swept aD three places
in seven events.
They began by getting first,
second and third in the shot
put with Dennis Hagin taking
the high honors. Then Clifton
Forbes took first in the 60
yard dash with two Huskers
following him across the fin
ish. Lonnie Sherlock had a
double win in the high and
low hurdles. Other NU men
finished second and third be
hind him in both events. John
Mottley lead the sweep in the
440-yard dash.
The other sweeps came in
the 1.000 and 880-yard runs as
Dan Morran and Les Hell
bush respectively leading the
finish.
Seven meet records were
broken and another tied in
the win.
Boyd Epley set both a
meet record and a school rec
KU gymnasts viii
by one-half point
Less than half a point sep
arated coach Jake Geier's Ne
braska gymnasts from the
Kansas squad as they fell
178.40-177.95.
The Husker's score was
again a season high as in the
past three meets, but a mi
nute .45 points was their
downfall
Coach Geier sited the break
ing of several routines by his
boys as things you can't do in
a close meet.
"The intensity of the meet
was tremendous. Maybe we
wanted to win it too badly,"
Geier said.
In both freshman and var
sity competition the Jayhawk
teams set 14 meet records and
won 13 of 16 events in the
Lawrence meet
In freshman scoring a wide
ord in the pole vault as he
soared 15'1". The NU mile
relay team set a track record
along with a new meet rec
ord. John Simmons ran the first
leg, followed by Ron Lee and
Hugh McGovern. Clifton
Forbes ran his anchor leg in
47.5 to finish the record-setting
3:19.9 run.
Steve Krebs set a meet
record with his high jump of
6-8l4"; Hagin with his 5610"
heave of the shot; Mel Cam
bell with a 9:28 6 two-mile;
and Morran on a 2:14.5 880
yard run.
Lone Cyclone
The only ISU win came in
the mile ' run when Mike
Houck ran a 4:19.4 breaking
another meet record.
Other Husker winners were
Lennox Burgher in the long
margin prevailed as Kansas
won 171.40-137.95.
Flaar eeerciee 1. Piersnn. K. H.&; 2.
McGiU. V M; 1. Sanur. N. t.m.
See karae J. Gillispje. K.9 .; 2.
Lamb. N. 1.85; 1. Traver. V e 4ti.
fcmri i. Pyle. K, 9 45; 2. Cook,
N. 8.U5; 1. Pieraoa. K. 8.MI.
Tramaoaae 1. Pyle, K, 78; 2. Moore.
K. 8.35; J. Saotnro. N. 8.15.
Leaf karae 1. May, N. 1.45: X. Pier
Bun. K, 8.40; 2. Sanuiro. N. 8.35.
Parallel ken 1 Pier arm. K. :2t:
2. Hemphill. K. (.00; J. Johliaun. .
8.8C.
Hick ear 1. Johnaon. N. .10; 2.
Jonea, . 05: 3. Hemphill, K. :00.
AJt-Araaaa 1. JohnaOB. ti. 50.13; 2.
Pieraoa, K. 41! .70.
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ceiling in a 15-1 effort
108-14
jump, 23" 3l4' and Hugh
McGovern in the 600 with a
1 1:11.8.
I The ISU dual was the final
indoor meet for the Huskers
; before the Big Eight Indoor
Championships next weekend
i in Kansas City, Mo.
I V THK FIELD
Ski
. Derma Nafta. XT'. Sfi-Wl
(meet recard, b-eaks 'd repftrd of
53-11, by Jim Beltaer. M.T, 2.
Larry Cherny, Mi, 'SlJIii; J. Kea Kon
tna, Mi. 47-.
Ple T.!t 1. Boyd Erey, M'. Ji-1
Briton! record, breaks old record of
by Dob Cooper. 3H51; school in
door record, breaks owa record of 14
H. last week: dual remrd. breaks
record of 34-45 by Cooper, lf51 1 : 2.
Terry Vedjo. M7. 14-0 (fewer nussesl;
3. Ray E-nerson, K. 14-0.
Rmad .1a-mi 1. trnox Purifier. NT. I
51-5H: 2. Randall Jones. W. 2S-5; 2.
Ken Rranman. IS. 21-71.. ,
Hirk jmm 1. Stew Krebs. T. -8-4 '
'dual record, breaks old record of f I
bv Lam- E-ierl. IS. 18641: 2 JaHi I
Todd, XI". 4; 3. John Formati. IS.
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ON THE TBJinS
Mile 1. Milte BoDck, f: 2. Tea'
Sternberc, M.T; 3. J Simnsnn, IS. T-
1:11)4 dual record, breats od -ee-
ord of 4:22.4 by Bob E!wood. XV.
l.S7.
-yari ask 3. Cifvoa Forbes, NT:
. ":le Creea. Ml; 3. Bill Tkfsa, U.
T Of .3 (ties dual record set b Ihck
Pnnon. x:, 1848. and Keitk Cardier.
M". 1R571
1. Hoi VcGowni, NT"; 1. Ron
Lee. NT; 3 Mike Bader. IS. T 1:11.8
fdnpl reco-d. r.reaV- M reortrd of
1:12.8 by Gil Gebo, XV. W2, and Daw
C-cnt;. X".
44K1. John Mottley. W; 1 Jolial
S't-1-tom, Xt : 3. Larry Frost, XT. T
:5f.
-yaHI ki-k Rardlee 1. fyrnni Sher
lock; NV: 2. Daw Kudron. XT; 3.
Fred Viohon. NT. T -07.5.
2-mile L MeJ CamirbeU. KV: I Ken
C"fher. IS: 3. Hoock, IS. T 28 .f
'dual record, breaks od record el 8 43
bv 1 ry TChak. XT. ISMi.
laiiaii, naa Marraa. VV; 2. Let
elmari. Ml'; 3. Grer Vnune. Nil.
T 2 14.S dual record, breaks old rec
or of 2:7C2 b" Johr Port-, nt. lJi. ,
aa-l. Hellntisr-h. NT: 2 Ml Rn-'
4". NT; J. Ne'l ttion. NT. T-3 .2. :
SO-yard km hardies 1. Sherlock. XT;
2. NichoU, XT; 3. Simmons, XT. T .
.-071. I
Mile relay 7. Nebraska fSTnmons. '
Lee. McGovern. Forbes!. T 3:19 'dual ;
record. brevfi id record of 3:3i. by ;
Nebraska. 14; trace record, breaks eld :
record of 8 21 J by Nebraska. 1;7.
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The Nebraska Cornhuskers.
their backs to the wall and
the ghosts of seasons past
looming above them, take on
the league-leading Kansas Jay
hawks tomorrow night in the
Coliseum with a last chance
at conference title hopes the
prize.
The ghost combined with s
tenacious Colorado basketball
team Saturday to shock Joe
Cipriano's second-place Hus
kers, 75-73 in the Colorado
fieldhouse.
A Big Eight television au
dience saw the Buffaloes play
like anything but a last-place
team as they jumped out' to
an early lead and carried the
game to the frustrated Ne
braskans down to the wire.
Sox VValseth's luckless
Buffs, carrying a 1-9 league
record into the contest at
Boulder, almost completely
ignored the usually reliable
NU press and used several
fatal Nebraska mistakes in
the closing minutes to finally
win a heartstopper.
Poetic Justice
In a way, the upset was only
poetic justice for the Buffs,
as they have had to watch too
many close ones tip the oilier
way on their tumble to the
depths of the Big Eight stand
ings. After having had to play
catch-up and then running out
to as much as a five-point
lead, it looked like the Huskers
could shake Colorado with a
67-64 lead with four and a
half minutes left to play on
two Ron Simmons swishers.
Then the roof caved in as
NU went to a delay pattern.
Gordon Tope and Mike Re
bich both broke the stall at
tempt with steals, Rebich get
ting an easy layup and Tope
hitting two free throws on a
retaliation foul.
Tom Baack then had to keep
the Huskers in contention as
Wrestlers
lose twice
The Husker wrestlers had
a very bad weekend's tour of
Iowa as they came up with a
total of three points to the 63
points of their two opponents.
Nartkera lewa Sfi. X'ekraska 3
123 Jim Kinyozt. VXI. dec. Rob Thoa.
5-4
3 30 IM-nnis Seaeraoa. l"XX dec Kejtk
Hasselquist. 32-0.
U7 Mar- Reiland. TNI. won bv forfeit.
345 Jerry Bond. I'M. dec Derjus
Dohsoa. -4.
15.: Osane Dobsoa, XT, dec Brad
Stn. d-s.
160 Tom Horton. CXL dec Dick Kerr.
17-4.
3C7 Jim Gayer, CXX dec Harold Pov-
oticira. 5-3.
177 Skip Bellock, l"XX dec. Harry Gy-
ksr. -S.
HTcht Kent Osboe, I "NX dec Gene
Libal. t-1.
l a State T, Nebraska O
113 Smaus. IS, dec. Then. NT, M.
130 WaJltzuut. IS. pinned iiasseloaisu
XT. 7:14.
137 Krura, S. woa by forfeit.
145 Cable. IS, pinned lien us Dobsoa,
XV. in 4 58.
352 ahr. IS, pinned Duane Dobaoe.
XT. m 4 on.
30 Martin. IS. dec. Kerr. XT. !.
17 Wicks, 15. pinned Pmaadra. XU.
in 7:02.
177 Smith. IS. dec Gaylor. XT. 7-L
Hwt. DuscJwn. IS. dec Ubal, XV. 5-.
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he made six straight points
withinn the final minute and
a half, but the Buffs remained
one point ahead each time.
With the Huskers trailing
74-73, the senior forward in
tentionally fouled Tope and t
gamble paid off as the Buff
guard missed the first shot
and sank the second for a
two-point lead.
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OeaK. AH Games
Kansas 7 3 1
loa State 7 3 1! 10
Kansas Statt 7 3 15 7
Nebraska 7 4 14
Oklahoma
Missouri 3 8 34
Oklahoma State ... 3 8 10 13
Colorado - 2 8 14
Games Taesday :
Kansas at Nehraa
Kansas Slate at Missoari
Gaines WiJaesdajr j
knra State at Colorado
With 15 seconds left the Hus
kers brought the ball down
and played for a final tying
shot and looked like they had ,
when they got it to Baack in
the corner with five seconds
showing. But Tom was
covered quickly and he passed
it into the lane where Stu
Lantz was open in front of
the basket.
It was now Colorado s turn
to gamble, however, and
theirs also justified itself
when Stu, who had hit 12
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straight in the contest with
no mise s, saw his shot
bounce off the backboard into
the waiting hands of 6-7 Ker
mit MeMurry just as the buz
zer sounded.
MeMurry had done a lot of
damage to Nebraska hopes as
he shared Colorado high-point
honors with Rebich at 19 and
hauled down six rebounds. He
had been held scoreless in Ne
braska's earlier easy win over
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Name
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the Buffs in Lincoln.
Buff outside sharpshooter
Pat Frink followed with 13
and Chuck Williams got 13 to
back them up in a balanced
offensive showing.
Lantz 22 and Baack's 19 leii
soph Bob Gratopp and Sim
mons each had 10.
I The Huskers might have
had mixed feelings Saturday
nislit on their way home when
they heard the score from
Lawrence, Kansas State
dumped the Jayhawks in over-
time. 64-61, to tnrow me
i Eight race for first into a
three-way tie with the two
Kansas teams and idle Iowa
ctotn loarlinft unii the Husker
just a game behind in the
loss cuiuiiiy.
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MoMurry 8-12
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Cooper Lincoln: 'Bonnie
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Stuart: The President's Ana
lyst', 1:M. J:0S, 5:15. 7:J0, 9:36.
VrsilT: 'Marv Jane", 1:00,
3:06, 5:13, ?:!0, .r..
Slate: I, A Woman', 1:00.
1:41. 4:25, :03, 7:44. 9:15.
Jovo: 'The Last Safari. 7:15,
9:15.
Nebraska: 'The Incident',
1:35, 3:30. 5:15, 7:05, 9:00.
OMAHA
Indian mils: 'Gone With The
Wind', 8:00.
Dundee: 'Far From The Mad
ding Crowd', :00.
Cooper 70: 'Camelot', :00.