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Huskers finish last
Oklahoma teams tie
for wrestling crown
Pre-m e e t favorite, Okla
homa State and defending
champion Oklahoma battled
to a tie for first in the Big
Eight wrestling championship
in Boulder, Colo. Saturday.
Iowa State had 61 points to
finish third in the competi
tion and had three individual
winners while the teams that
tied for first had four indi
pions a n d 91 points each.
The tie was decided in the
heavyweight class when Ok
lahoma State's John Ward
won the match with a 5-2 de
cision over Oklahoma's Bruce
Landrey.
Nebraska found three
fourth place finishes in Duane
177 and Gene Libal, heavy
weight. The Huskers had eight
points to finish seventh. Kan
sas does not participate.
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def.
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An AOPI sister signs up another vote for NU coed Vicki Hakanson,
finalist in Sport magazine's Campus Queen contest, at a booth in the Union
last week. To add your vote, send a postcard to Sport Campus Queen Con
test, P.O. Box 3416, Grand Central Station, New York, N.Y., 10017.
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Sunflower schools set
for post-season games
Both Kansas schools won
their last encounter to m a k e
it a Sunflower State repre
sentation for the Big Eight in
the two post-season basket
ball tourneys this year.
Conference champs Kansas
State Wildcats had to stall the
final two minutes at Manhat
tan Saturday night to cap a
comeback win which handed
Tex Winter's club its eighth
crown in 15 years.
The Wildcats finished 11-3
to- emerge from the dust of
one of the most fantastic Big
Eight scrambles ever with an
undisputed crown, which
many people thought no team
would be able to do t h r e e
weeks ago.
The hapless Cowboys clos
ed a cellar-sharing season at
3-11 on the same frustrating
note that had plagued them
all year their 11th defeat
of the campaign by three
points or less. Hank Iba's
team wound up 10-16 for the
year.
Over at Lawrence the NIT
bound Jayhawks buried hope
ful Iowa State, 91-58, to claim
an undisputed secondpplace
finish, a feat considered just
as impossible as an unshared
crown several weeks ago.
Ted Owens' club finished 10
4 in the league and 19-7 over
all as they failed to live up
to their pre-season role of fa
vorites in the conference.
Contenders Nebraska and
Iowa State fell to an 8-6 rec
ord, tying them in third with
Oklahoma. Missouri, the
spoilers for the Jayhawks and
Huskers, settled into sixth at
5-9, while luckless Oklahoma
i State and Colorado, spoilers
for just about everyone,
share the bottom rung at an
undeserved 3-11 mark.
Final Big 8
Standings
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Conf. Games
m.... Sl.la 11 1 19 7
1 Kanui 10 4 1 1
! NrhrnfiK. ( U 10
Oklahoma 13 13
' Iowa Stale 12 13
' Missouri 3 I 10 1
i Oklahoma SUM 3 11 10 16
Colorado 3 11 16
Olympian
to speak
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NU wetbacks place 6th in Big 8
. . . Kansas takes swim meet
Kamn 132: Iowa State W; Oklahoma I
(3: Oklahoma State Missouri 38;
Nebraska 2AVi; Kansas State 20; Colorado
.
The Nebraska swim team
came up with a sixth-place
finish as powerful Kansas
hung on to a lead and won
the Big Eight swimming
championship in Lawrence in
Saturday night's competition.
Oklahoma attempted a ral
ly in the final night's action,
and outscored the Jayhawks
for the night, but KU just had
too much of a lead.
Oklahoma's Doug Hellerson
was the meet's only triple
winner and the Sooners edged
the Jayhawks in number of
gold medals won, 8-7.
Hellerson's firsts came in
Saturday night's 1,650-yard
freestyle and his earlier 500
and 200-yard freestyle meet
records.
Nebraska's Steve Sorensen
and Dan Duven claimed 3-4
finish in the three-meter div
ing event.
In all, 14 meet records were
smashed during the meet.
Sflo.yard freestvle 1. tVmf fTt1erMi.
Okla., 4:4( IKiet mount. OM mrk
4:W4 by Turn potiBlnirUiB. Kansas
t. Tom Ellis. Kan.. 4:57 4, , Frank
AaceiMteta. luwa Mate. 8-00 1. 4. Craif
ttidenmr. Kaa. flute, f :Ot . . John Put
nam. Missouri. :0. t. Bohert Tajr. Okie..
i:M4.
ioo-yard tiuHvldtisI mortify 1, Jim
CnUwortfe, Iowa State 2:027. X, Aaarea
Philllm. Okla. luu, 2 02.7. I. Charles
Rcnoaer, Okie.. 2 02. 4. Bo Damn. Kan.,
3:01 2. f, IXi Rivera Ksn. Male, 2:06.4.
t, meve Goats, Neb 2.08.0.
Mi. vara trw-style I. Bob Htnes,
Kaa., 21 A. (Meet reran!. Old nark 21 J
br John Westensee. Iowa Stale. Ii7. 2.
John WeetensM, Iowa Bute. 214. 3. Roy
O'Connor. Kan., 21J. 4, Dave Johnson,
Okla. Stale. 22.1 S. Jim Cummins. Colo.,
22 s. . tve Nordstrom. Okie., 22.7.
Om-mxr drvlna 1. Jim Asklna,
Kn it.Si notnts. 2, Steve Sorrmenn.
Nh 40.71). J, MM Varner, Missouri.
44M. 4. Mike Ballard, Colo., 441 .M. I,
Tom Pflllt. Kaa. 441.29. t. Boa Wilson.
Kan., 42S.U.
noorard (reestyle relay 1, Kansas
(Tnm Kim. Jim Kent, Bo Darrsh. Kim
O'Connor) 7:12.1 (Meet record. "Id mark
t:is.s ny okianoma. no), a, iowa ntate
7:14.2. 3, Claooma 7:17. 4. Ok'shoma
lata 7:23.4. t, Mwseari 7;30A , Kansas
Btate 7M 2.
2.yrd kotterfly 1. Jim Coteworth.
Iowa tste, 1:M4. (Meet rwrd. Old
mark 1 Mi I by Jim Kent, Ksnaee 1M7).
2. Jerry Moseottl, Me., l l. 3, Jim
Kent, Ksnsas, 3 00 X 4. Dtrk Ch.ll.lt,
Iowa foate, 2 01.. I, Dennis Tlbhrtu.
lew State, 2:02,1. . Dave Uamt, Ke
sus. 2-U2 0.
XiO-yard freeotyle I. Doaf RrUerson,
Okla., 1:44,4 IMaet record. Old mark
I m l by Brnoe Leehler. Iowa mate,
...). 2, Boy O'Connor. Ita 1:45. ,
mmoe Leabier, Iowa auie, 1-49 7. 4. Tom
tjils, Kaa., 1:47J. I, John Putnam, Me.,
Ji. a, B"b rsnll. Kan 1:91 J.
UA-rnnt bnNMiUroke 1. Kkly Hutrne.
e, Ctila., 1:024. IMm4 rvrord. Old
msrk 1:02 by fuve Rathke, Iowa mate,
l7i. i, ! Rathke, Iowa State, Mils.
. BR Orttfim, Kaa., 1O2.0. 4. Draa
tuUertowalia, Neb.. 1,04.3. i, tie, AM
Wsii men. Okla. state. 1044. and Steve
Peats, Jsebw 1:044 Wadge'i decaWeeJ.
lOO-yard bsHtstroke 1, Charles Schotw
Okla. 54.9 (Meet record. Old mark 55.1
hv Hugh Mlnrr. Kan., 1066). 2, Dick
Rivera. Kan. State 55.2. 2. Hurt Miner,
Kan., 56.1. 4. Steve Strauss, Iowa State,
56 I. S, Bob Hines, Kan., 564. (, James
gtanlowski. Neb., 57.7
400-yard Individual medley 1, Jim
Kent. Kan., 4:25 7 (Meet record. Old
mark 4:254 by Don Pennlneton, Kan.,
17). 2. Jim Cutworm, Iowa Slate.
4:254; 3. Geurre Phillips. Okla. State,
North, Mo., 4:24.4. 6, Jim Coughs nour,
Kan., 4:37.4.
400-yard Ireestvle relay 1, Kansas
(Roy O'Connor, Tom Bowser, Tom Ellis,
Bob H'nesl 2 10.5 (Meet r'cord. Old mark
3:11.2 by Iowa State, 1967;. 2. Oklahoma
3:12.4. 3, Iowa State 3:12.7. 4, Oklahoma
State 314 4 I, Missouri 2:174. , Colo
rado 3:204.
100-yard freestyle 1, Hoy O'Connor,
Kan. 474 (O'Connor set meet mark of
47.2 hi preliminaries. Old Record 47.7 by
Keefe l-odwle. Neb., 1M. 2, Bruce .cen
ter. Iowa Stale. 474. . Bob limes, Ksn.,
404 4, John Westensee, lows State, 424.
S, Dave Johnson, Okla. Mate 44. ,
Unv Nlco-nl. Okie., 4 2.
200-yard backstroke L Charles Schober,
Okla., 2:01.2 (Meet record Old mark
2:04.2 br Dick Rivera. Kan. State, 1W7I.
04.J. 4. Hush Miner. Kan., 2-04. S, Bob
Workman, Okla. Rate. 2:074. t. Jim
Couvhenour, Knit., 2:07.1.
200 vnrd bresstttroke 1. Skip Hutche
o", fia . J-l II (Meet record. Old curk
2:1 by Boh Duenkel, Kan. State, I"7.
2. Bin Crlinth. Kan,, 2:174, 3, Dave
Rathke, Iowa State, 2:101. 4. Bo Darrsh.
K- 2 M4. I. Desn Sstterthwane, N'h,.
2-30 0. f. Ales Whitman. Okla. State
2:ru. I
100-yard butterfly 1, Brace techier,
tows State. U.1 (Meet record. O'd mark
43 2 by Leehler, 17). X Car! Johenna
wm, (Ik1". 531. Jerrv MorsoUl Mo
53 4. 4. Dennis Tlhhats. Iowa State S34.
I. Ken U Master. Okla. St.u, M l. , Dick
Lnr w, I'rwm maw. e..
1450-vanf Ireestvle 1, Donf Hefterson,
Okla. 17 274. X Jim Kent, Kan., 17:444.
Tern Ellis. Kan., 14:01.4. i. Bob Fay.
Okla., 12:10.1 , Frank Augenstein, Iowa
State, 12:23.4.
Three-meter divine 1, Jim Askin. Kan.
426.50 points. 2, Dick Vnrner. Mo.. 416.05.
3. Steve Sorensen, Neb.. 3M.85. 4. Dan
Duven, Neb., 3W 5. 5. Mike Ballard. Co o.
388 43. , Dan Murphy, Iowa State, 31.00.
400-yard medley xelay 1. Oklahoma
(Charles Schober, Skip Mutchemn, Carl
Johnnneson. Lnrry Nicolal) 3-36.5 (Meet
record. Old mark 3:3 2 by Iowa Suite.
19671. 2. Iowa State 3:374. 3, Oklahoma
SUte 2:41.9. 4, Missouri 3:454. S, Ne
braska 3:42.3. , Kansas 3:51.6.
TRY PERKY'S
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Olympic official Bob Davis
will be the speaker at t h e
University of Nebraska bas
ketball banquet tonight.
Davis, head coach at
Georgetown College in Ken
tucky, is secretary of the
U.S. Olympic Basketball Com
mittee, which selects coaches
and players for the 1968 gam
es in Mexico City.
One of the Huskers, Stuart
Lantz, was chosen as a candi
date for the final tryouts for
the U.S. basketball team.
Davis has been head coach
at Georgetown for 16 years
and has averaged winning 21
games per season with two
t h i r d s of the games being
played on the road.
Davis, one of the most
sought after speakers, was
featured at the national bas
ketball coaches association
banquet last year.
Tonight four Nebraska se
niors will be special honorees
at the banquet. They are the
leading scorers Tom Baack
and Stuart Lantz and Jim
Damm and Ron Simmons.
The annual Cornhusker ban
auet is sponsored by Lincoln
Elks Lodge No. 80 and will be
held at the new Lodge Build
ing at 6:30 p.m. John Love is
Exalted Ruler of the Elks
and Howard Linch if the ban
quet chairman.
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LINCOLN
CooperLincoln: 'Bonnie and
Clyde', 7:00 and 8:00.
Varsity: 'How To Save A
Marriage And Ruin Your Life',
1:18, 3:20, 5:22, 7:24, 9:26.
State: 'The Graduate', 1:00,
3:00, 5:00, 7:00, :00.
Stuart: 'Grand Slam', 1:00
3:05, 5:05, 7:10, 9:15.
Joyo: "The Happiest Million
aire', 7:30 only.
Nebraska: 'Ulysse', 1:30 ,4:0S,
6:45, :20.
OMAHA
Indian Hills: 'Gone With The
Wind', 8:00.
Dundee: 'Far From The Mad
ding Crowd', 8:00.
Cooper 70: 'Camelot', 1:00.
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MARCH 15-16-17
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Frl.: 6 P.M. to Midnight
Sot.: 10 A.M. to Midnight
Sun.: Noon to 10 p.m.
Trte Buckingham from Chicago, one of the brightest
new groups in the past two years, are coming to Lin
coln! They have four smash single records and three
top selling albums. Some of their recent hits are
"Susan", "Kind of A Drag", "Mercy, Mercy, Mercy",
and "Don't You Care". This dance is presented by the
Nebraska Union Special Events Committee Saturday,
March 23, 9 to 12, at the University C liseum. Tickets
are $1.50 advance sales and i2.00 at the door. Tickets
are now on sale at the Nebraska Union, Colds, Miller
Paine, and Treasure City Record Shops,
TUESDAY. MABru lt!nlea Telka and Tsetee CemnlUea aresesls rather
Maleem Here (:M a.m. Baltroem.
WeineOAT. MAUCM ItVale Masts Cemralltee erase all (he Wsstralnlcter
Chair la eencert I a.m. 'Near. Theatre.
Tnt"rAT anb raiDAT. MAca
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U IS The "WsrM la Heeelatlra
Weekend Film
Tb Spy Thct Ccms in from the Cold
115 Sieve Cavammrh, Missouri,
Dave Abercrombie, Okjahorm, 8-4.
123 Gary Wallmar. Iowa State,
Bill Knmilski, Colorado. 3-0.
130 Pete Nord. Colorado, oef.
Krum, lowa state 4-0.
137 Ray Murphy, Oklahoma State, def.
Jim Mcuongal, Ksnms state, 5 0.
145 Corard Metcalf, Colorado, def. Ed
Lampett, Missouri, 7-1.
152 Brad Zemmel, Missouri, def. Duane
Dobson. Nebraska, 5-4.
160 ReK WVks, Iowa State, def. Jer
ry Kicnaras, Kansas state, 2-0.
167 John Eacleston, Oklahoma, def.
John Thomas. M-ssiurl, 8-4.
177 Bud McDaniel, Oklahoma, det.
Harry Gnvlor, Nfbre.ka. 5-3.
191 Pete Naff, Oklahoma SUte, def.
Ton K"er. Kr'rs Stte. 3-0.
Heavyweight Bob Knudsen, Missouri,
def. Gene Libal, Nebraska. 4-0.
115 Mike Schmauss, Iowa State, def.
Tommv Green, Okinhoma :inte 6-2.
123 Dwayne Keller, Oklahoma State,
def. Stun Kei?y, Oklahoma, 5-4.
130 Dan Gable, Iowa State, def. David
M(;ul-e. nk'qnoma. 2.
145 Mike Grant, Oklahoma, def. Katzuk
Ok'hOTa Stat. 4-1.
152 Wayne Wells Oklahoma, def. Dave
Mnlln. Iowa State, 6-1.
160 Cleo McGlory, Oklahoma, def. Ger-
ai Stone, nviehnma S'stc. 5-2.
167 Bob Drebenstedt, Oklahoma State,
def. Jason Smith, Iowa SUte 3-1 over
time. 177 Fred Fotzard, Oktihoma SUte, def.
Bob Justice. Colorado, 5-1.
191 Jim Duschen, Iowa State, def.
Charles Shivers, Okianoma, S-l.
Heavfweirht John Ward, Okianoma
State, def. Brace Landrey, Oklahoma, 5-2.
Greene matches
50-yard dash time
Former Nebraska sprint
star and world record hold
er Charlie Greene tied the
United States indoor record in
the 50-yard dash at the Mil
waukee Journal Invitational
track meet in Milwaukee Sat
urday night.
Greene, now running unat
tached, just clipped 17-vear-old
Herb Washington of Flint,
Mich., to win the dash in 5.1
seconds to equal the record
set by Barney Ewell of Penn
Statein 1959.
WAA votes
on officers
March 13
Elections for Women's Ath
letic Association officers will
be held Wednesday, March 13,
at the same time and place as
AWS elections. Any Univer
sity woman who has partici
pated in one activity may
vote. .
WAA candidates are for
president, Sue Cooper and
Jan Donnan; for secretary,
Chris Kress and Donna Law
rence; for treasurer, Dorothy
Fuller and Barb Adams. The
candidate for president recei
ving the least amount of votes
becomes vice-president. .
Interviews for WAA Board
will be held Tuesday, March
19 beginning at 3:30 p.m. in
Bancroft Hall. Information
and applications are available I
or the WAA bulletin board
in Bancroft. The applications
are to be returned by 2 p.m.
March. 19.
Participation in all WAA
events has increased this
year, according to Jan Don
na, intramurals coordinator.
The basketball tournament
is in the final round between
Alpha Xi Delta and Pound
Hall. Pool, badminton doubles
and table tennis doubles be
gin within the next two weeks.
Team lists for these events
are due Friday, March 15.
A meeting for, living unit
representatives will be held
at 5 p.m. Tuesday March 19
in Bancroft. Information on
the first round schedule for
badminton, table tennis, ten
nis singles and on the swim
meet which will be held
March 26 will be handed out.
Mickey Johnsen leads
NU gymnasts to victor
Mickey Johnsen won the
parallel bar competition and
the all-around title to lead the
Husker gymnasts to a 168.90
122.40 victory over Wichita
State Saturday.
The Wichita team was not
up to capacity after losing
eight men this season through
injuries and dropouts.
AP names
ISU's Cain
soph of year
Iowa State's Super-Soph
Bill Cain was picked as a solid
choice as Sophomore of t h e
Year in Big Eight Basketball,
ahead of runner-up Mizzou's
Don Tomlinson by 30 votes in
the Associated Press poll.
The 6-8 Cyclone was the
league's sixth-best rebounder
and scorer and, combined
with senior Don Smith, led
the underdog Cyclones to a
challenging position in the
frantic Big Eight race this
year.
He received 40 votes, Tom
linson 10, Oklahoma's Gar
field Heard 6, Nebraska's
Tom Scantlebury 5 and Bob
Gratopp 4, and the Buffs'
Gordon Tope 3.
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1 State Prep
Champions
Class A Lincoln Northeast; runner-op
Omaha Central.
Class B Schuyler; runner-up Seward.
Class C Grant; runner-up Elkhorn St.
John.
Class D Adams; runner-up Sutherland.
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The Huskers won every
event except the side hors?
as they completely dominated
the meet.
Coach Geier's boys were off
to a flying start when they
took the first four places in
the first event.
After the meet, Geier lookeJ
ahead to the "closest, tight
est. Big Eight championship
meet ever" coming up March
22-23 at Norman, Ikla.
Colorado, Kansas, Okla
homa state and Oklahoma
will be the headliners in the
battle for the top spot.
NU 168.90, WICHITA 122.40
Fleer Exercise McGill, N; J San
toro, N; 3. May, N; 4. Johnson,); s.
Luman, WS. Score 8.95.
Side Horse 1. Curroll, WS; 2. Lamh,
N; 3. Johnson, WS; 4. May, Ns 5.
Traver, N. Score 9:05.
Still Rbies 1. Cook, N; 2. Carroll.
WS; 3. Johnsen, N; 4. Bede, WS; 5.
May. N. Score 6.8,
Trampoline 1. Riesing, N; 2. Reed.
WS; 3. Santoro. N; 4. McGill, N; 5.
Luman, WS. Score 5.6.
Long Horse 1. Maj, N; 2. Santom,
N; 3. Reed, WS; 4. Sederavicius, Nt
5. Bede, WS. Score-915.
Parallel Bars 1. Johnsen, N; 2, Rerd,
WS; 3. Carroll, WS; 4. Cook, N; 5, Bede.
WS. Score B5.
Horiiontal Bari. Jones, N: 2. (tin
Johnson. N. and Kempkes, N; 4. Bede,
WS: 5. Kinssley, WS. Score 6:65.
All-around 1. Johnsen, N; 36.95; 1
Bede, WS. 35.70.
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