Monday, March 25, 1968
The Daily Nebraskan
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Old Sol, Nebraska shine
once more in Houston
The skies cleared up over
Houston Saturday and the Hus
kers shined again.
After being rained out of
Thursday and Friday DaseDau
games, Nebraska came back
in a Saturday double bill to
sweep both games from the
Houston Cougars by identical
5-2 scores.
. Thft double win puts Ne
braska's Houston series and
season mark at an unexpected
3-1-1 after the week-long stay
in Houston. Coach Tony
Sharpe's team next takes on
Bi Eight foe Oklahoma April
5 in Norman.
Lefties Al Furby and Keith
Winter proved that they will
provide a solid nucleus on the
mound for NU as they al
lowed just one earned run be
tween them m 12 innings Sat
urday against a Houston team
which had won national runner-up
honors at Omaha last
summer and was given a good
chance at a repeat perform
ance by many due to several
key returnees.
In the first seven-inning con
test, Furby went all the way
after a somewhat shaky start
by the Huskers. The Cougars
earned a 1-0 lead in the first
inning before Tom Tidball,
Lincoln outfielder, slammed a
two-run homer in the third to
take a one-run lead at 2-1.
Houston came back again in
the fourth to tie, but then the
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Bubba Hill, 6-0 last season as
the teams' ace, to the showers
for a pair in the fifth. Anoth
er in the sixth wasn't needed.
Furby is now 1-0 and Win
ter 2-0.
The serin Monday, 2 In 11 innings;
Tuesday. NU won 3-0; Wednesday, Hous
ton won 10-6; Thursday and Friday
rained out; Saturday, Nebraska won. 6-2,
5-3.
NEBRASKA HOUSTON
Tidball ss 4 1 1 a O. Hill 2b 1110
Johnson rf 4 0 11 Williams cf 3 0 0 0
Walter cf 3 0 0 1 Paciorek U 3 110
Johnette lb 2 10 0 Rose r( 2 0 11
SteVson M 2 0 0 0 Spark1 lb 10 0 0
Grleeo 2b 3 0 10 Schwartz ss 2 0 0 1
KisRler c 3 0 11 Lee 3b 3 0 0 0
Church 3b 3 110 Strelau e 2 0 0 0
Furbv p 2 2 0 0 H 11 p 10H1
Jorg'ns'a 2b 0 0 0 0 Gilbert ph 10 0 0
McVev ph 10 0 0
Toombs ph 1 1 0
Lamka ph 0 0 0 0
Thomas p 0 0 0 0
Totals MISS Totals S I 4 t
Nebraska 002 021 05
Houston 100 100 02
E Neb. 2. Houston S. DP Tidball.
Grieno. Johnette: Churchirh, Jorgenson,
Johnette. LOB Neb. 1, Houston 4.
2B Rose, Churchlch. HR-Tldball.
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W. Hill (L. 0-1) 5 4 4 1 1 4
Thomas t 1 1 1 1 1
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Strelau a
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3 0 10
3 0 12
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2 0 0 0
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10 0 0
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Green p
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Totals nltl Totals M 2 4 2
Nebraska 012 020 0-5
Houston W0 101 02
E- Neb. 2; Houston 3. DP-Tidball,
Piacke. Churchich. LOB Neb. i Hous
ton 5.
211 Tidball, Johnson, Grlego.
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Winter (W, 2-0) 5 2 10 14
Green 2 2 112 0
Satcher (U 0-1) 3 3 3 1 1 0
Sparkman 3 3 2 0 2 2
Post 1 2 0 0 10
4 hurdlers
tie record
Four husker hurdlers tied
the meet record in the open
shuttel hurdle relay at the Kan
sas State Invitational Track
meet in Manhatten Saturday.
The :28.9 time was recorded
by Fred Nichol, Lonnie Sher
lock, Neill Knolle and Dave
Kudron to tie the record set
by Air Force in 1954. Kudron
also took third in the high
hurdles.
Husker relay teams also fin
ished f ourth in the sprint med
ley and fifth in the distance
medley and mile relays. Jim
Lang who ran unattached
from Nebraska also finished
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Husker gymnasts
place fifth in Big 8
Colorado won a close battle
for first in the Big Eight
gymnastics meet at Norman
over the weekend as defend
ing champ Iowa State was
edged to second and Ne
braska took a predicted fifth
place.
The Big Three in league
gymnastics Colorado, Iowa
State, Oklahoma were with
in 3.15 points of each other
after the dust had settled and
the Cyclones' Mike J a c k i
lived up to all expectations
after wrapping up the all
around title and being the only
double winner in individual
championships Saturday.
Nebraska's Tom Riesing
placed third in trampoline
competition as the highest
Husker finisher.
Floor Exercise 1, Mike Jacki, Iowa
State, 0.050. 2 (tie) Gary Pomeranz, Col
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George Sedervicloua. Nebraska, 8.950. 5,
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