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The Daily Nebraskan Monday, May 6, 1968 Page 6 ;.'! v - V 4 , f i 'J :v - A' "Si- 2 'i : , t 1 4 J 1 i F Burgher, Rogers disappoint in rare home meet orbes stars in 82-63 Husker track win I- " x x T . 'i - It UP AND OVER . . . Chuck Rogers shows the form which made him the Big Eight's first 17-foot pole vaulter. But the muscular Colorado star had his problems at Memorial Stadium Saturday along with others winning with just a 14-6 leap. Story at right photo by Du Ladley by George Kaufman Sports Editor Clifton Forbes was a dia mond in the rough Saturday afternoon at Memorial Sta dium, as the Husker track team took a disappointingly easy 82-63 win from Colora do's Buffaloes. The swift Jamaican claim ed the sprints in 9,9 and 20.9, team and had the track to him self in the final leg of a win ning 3: 14.3 mile relay. Dropped baton In the mile relay the traditional curtain event Forbes had a slight lead on the final exchange when the CU runners dropped the ba ton and walked off the track, leaving Clifton a sort of "vic tory lap" finale. Apart from Forbes' great day, however, there was real ly very little for the only home crowd of the year to get excited about among the headliners expected to spice the performance. Colorado's premium pole vaulter Chuck Rogers the Big Eight's only 17-footer and Nebraska's Lennox Bur gher who owns an NCAA second-best of 52-11 and work ing on 54 both won their events, but were not up to par. Rogers went 14-6, then . mad at himself kept vault I inff after the event was over. trying to his his motion; but he soon retired to the stands thoroughly piqued. 'I was terrible' "I just couldn't rock back on the pole right," the vault er said, "It just wouldn't fall into place ... I was terri ble." He was short of his own meet record of 15-0. Burgher won his event in 49-6, but that didn't even en danger the meet record of 49-10 by Victor Brooks in 1963. NU's league-leading high jumper Steve Krebs set one of the four meet records at 6-SVi, but this was far below his Big Eight high of 6-10y4li and his target of 7-0. . In other record-setting per formances were Dave Ku dron's 52.8 440 hurdles win; Dan Moran's 1:51.7 half-mile winner for NU; and CU's Craig Runyan's 14:04.8 three mile, hacking almost a min ute off Larry Toothaker's 15:03.2 1964 mark. Team mate Rick Trujillo, who is a gold miner, when he's not at tending s c h 0 0 1 at Boulder, chased him in to also crack the record with a 14:07.5. Nebraska's weight man Dennis Hagin pushed the shot Baseballers salvage just one of three at Iowa State Big Eight Standings OMt. State 9 Kansas State 10 Oklahoma S Missouri ........ 7 Nebraska t Iowa State 6 Colorado Kansas 3 Satordar's Results Nebraska S, towa State 1 Oklahoma 12, Colorado 9 Kansas State 10, Missouri S Oklahoma State 14. Kansas 4 Next Week's Slate Oklahoma State at Nebraska Iowa State at Oklahoma olorado at Kansas btate at Kansas L 3 4 4 7 8 S 9 The Nebraska baseball team slid dowrn into the sec ond division of the Big Eight standings over the weekend as a result of a 1-2 series against Iowa State at Ames. Tony Sharpe's tailspinning Huskers managed to salvage only the single Saturday game, 3-1, after losing a Fri day doubleheader. 5-1, 4-0. Nebraska outhit the Cy clones, 8-6, in the first game and matched them at five in the follow-up, but costly er rors nullified the a 1 1 a c k at the plate. As an example, losing pitcher Keith Winter went three-for-three in the opener, but didn't get an RBI and never was brought around to score. In the second game, ISU base runners stole home twice on loser Mick Logue in the first inning and scored with out a hit in the third and fourth innings. Furby wins Saturday NU's lefty Al Fur- NU golfers conquer three foes at Holmes . . . 'Big victory over KU The University of Nebras ka defeated three foes Satur day at Holmes Park. The Hus kers dropped Kansas 8-7 for a big victory. Other victims of the links men were Drake by the score of 13-1 and Kansas State 114. Coach Harry Good got spe cial satisfaction cut of de feating the strong Kansas team. One of the team's losses on this year's 17-5-2 season record came last Saturdav at the hands of the Jayhawkers. In the meet, at Holmes, Charles Borner was the meda list for Nebraska with a 72. Good commented after the meet, "our number two end three men, Lau and Sweet man don't have their game as sharp as they have in pre vious meets. Now we are go ing to begin to ready our- Sports tickets Tickets are now on sale at the Coliseum ticket office for Spring Sports Day Saturday. The tickets are good for a Saturday morning Oklahoma State-Nebraska baseball con test and the afternoon Nebras ka Red-White football scrim mage. The cost of the ducats is one dollar for students and two dollars for general admission. Go Big Red ACADEMY AWARD HER! "BEST DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR" MIKE NICHOLS THE GRADUATE COLOR rasa 1.50 14 I H AltB 0 selves for the conference meet that is only two weks away. Nebraska 8, Kansas 7 In freshman competition the Nebraska frosh outplayed the Kansas State freshman 10 to m. Lance Gloe was the medalist for NU with a 73. The next action for the Hus ker golfers is next Saturday at Boulder, Colo., in four team meet with Colorado and both Oklahoma teams. Charles Borner. NU. 35-3771 oe. Bill Hess. KU, 39-3675. 2-1 R. B. Lau. NU. 3B-U 79 tied Mike Krone, KU, 37- 4279. Its-lVi Jack Clevenger. KU, 36-39-77 del. Chuck Sweetman. NU. 40-40 80. 34). Nick West, NU, 36-37-73 tied Charle ieer, KU. 3-35 7J. IVi-lH. Frank Rose, NU. 36-36-74 dec. Jack Hosers, KU, 36-4079. 3-0. Nebraska 11, K-State 4 Borner, NU, 35-3772 def. Pete Bell, 39-3677 3-0. Craif Bunker. KSC, 38-36-76 def. Lau, NU. 36-4179. Sweetman. NU, 40-4080 tied Bab Ueper, KSU, 41-3960. H4-1W. West, NU, 36-3773 oef. Gar Johnson, KSU, 38- 4180. J-0. hose NU, 36-38-74 det Fred Anshutz, KSU, 41-3980. 8-0. Nebraska 13" 2, Drake lVz Borner, NU. 35-3772 def Steve Bren nan. U. 37-4178. 30. Lau. NU, 38 4179 tied Bob Weaver. D. 41-38 79. 14-lVi. Sweetman, NU, 40-4080 def. I torn uiue, u. -31 82. 3-0. West, NU, 36-3773 def. Terry Denefe, 40- 38 78. 3-0. Kose, NU, 36-3874 det Hank WUkensun, 41-4182. 3-0. NU Frosh lOMt KSU Frosh Vk Seott Bmniell, NT), 38-3775 def. Bins York, 38 4381, WyUi. LatiCe Clae. NU, 36-3773 def. Butch Fogler, 41- 39 80. 3-0. Bart Dennis, NU. 39m 80 Craia; Waugh, NU, 42-398 dL Mike def. Bands' Glawix. 40-41 81. 11444. Wood, 42-43 5, 21444. by had to work out of a bases loaded ninth to come up with the 3-1 win to level bo t n teams' records at 6-8 and a tie for fifth place m the league. The Cyclones went ahead in the first inning on catch er Dan Bolte's single after another ISU runner had been thrown ouj at home the play before. NU's Ron Johnette singled in the sixth and was brought home by Steve Johnson to tie and Alex Walter singled in Dennis Jorgenson in the sev enth for the winner. The Hus kers loaded the bases in the eighth, but Tom Tidball's fielder's choice brought in the only run. Husker catcher Adrian Fi ala split his little finger on a foul tip in the second in ning and four stitches were taken. FIRST GAME NEBRASKA IOWA STATE ak r k M ab r k kl TidbaO, lb 4 0 Goodman, li 1 1 0 Voss, 2b 4 0 10 Schum, rf Welter, cf 3 0 16 Gerlach. cf Johnette, lb 1 1 1 0 Bolte, e Brand If 3 0 1 Thal'er. lb Fiala, e 2 0 10 Case. 3b Criego, as 2 0 8 0 Sullivan, lb Chu'ich. rf 2 0 0 0 Wickett, Kissier. ph 1 0 0 0 Bartman. P Winter, p 3 0 3 0 Totals 17 1 0 Totals Nebranka OttO U Iowa Stale 809 021 z j E Johnette, Winter. PP Nebraska, j LOB Nebraska 7, Iowa State 2. 2B Winter, Tnalbamer, Case. SF I Bolte. Rartmaa, IP Winter fL, 5-2) . t Hartman (W.3-4) ..7 T 1:19. ER BR SO 5 13 1 111 SECOND GAME NEBRASKA IOWA STATE aktlti Tidball, 3b 4 0 10 Good'an. Slev'son. lb 4 0 0 0 Schirm. If Johnson, rf 3 0 2 0 Gerlacb. cf Johnette, e 3 0 10 Bolte, e Brand, If 3 0 0 0 Thal'er. lb Grie"o. ss 2 0 0 0 Case. 3b Walter, cf 2 0 10 Sullivan, 2b Vnss. 2b 0 0 0 0 Wickett, St Fiala, pb 1 0 0 0 Moore. P Jor'nson, 2b 0 0 0 0 Lome, p 10 0 0 Waiter, ph 10 0 0 Adams, p 0 0 0 0 K ssler. Db 10 0 0 Totals It 0 i TMatl Nrkraska m 00 Iowa State tm BOB a 4 E Griego 2, Stevenson. Tidball. DP Nebraska. LOB Nebraska 7, iowa State 7. 2B-Johnette. Wickett 3B Gerlach 2. Bolte, Case, Moore. IP H R El BB SO Lome (L.l-3) 3 3 2 2 3 1 Adams 3 2 111 Moore fW. 3-2) 7 5 0 0 3 0 HBP Bv Moore (Voss). WP Moore 2. PB-Johnette. T 1:41. Att LO00. ak r kkl V 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 2 110 110 0 3 0 10 110 0 3 0 10 10 10 110 tS 4 S 0 2 110 1001 10 0 1 1110 3 0 11 1 1 I 112 0 10 0 1 n i 4 i On Stat A Now and Exciting Approach to Shakespeare's OTHELLO By Director Roland L Reed May 10, 11, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26 All Seati Reserved Curtain: Fri. A Sat. 5:30 p.m. Sun. 7:30 p.m. Lincoln Community Playhouse lerh A L Streets Phone 77-2 JUST OUT! THE FIRST EDITION if I yv i i r u hear-able on REPRISEJE RECORDS see-able at Y. THOMPSON LIBRARYEAST CAMPUS MAY 10, 7:00 FREE! no admission charge SATTODAY NEBRASKA IOWA STATE ab r b ki ab r k M Walter cf S 0 1 1 Goodman If 1 0 1 0 StVns-B If 3 110 Schirm rf 4 0 0 0 Johnette lb 2 12 0 Jagawa rf 0 0 0 0 Johnsoa rf 4 0 3 1 Kischer ph 10 0 0 Fiala c 1 0 0 0 Gerlach cf 4 1 1 0 Kissier e 10 0 0 Bo'te c 10 11 Tidball 3b 4 0 0 1 ThTimV lb 4 0 10 'oss 2b 3 0 0 0 Case 3b 4 0 10 Brand pb 1 0 0 0 Sullivan lb 1 4 1 0 Griego 2b t 0 0 0 Wickett ss 4 0 0 0 J'rc'ns'n ss 3 1 1 0 Fmlm'th pr 0 0 0 0 Furby P 4 0 0 0 Linele p 10 0 0 Crandell ph 1 0 0 0 Elam p 0 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Hartman p 10 0 0 Totals 13 1 1 Totals 12 1 I 1 Nebraska 000 001 110 -1 Iowa State . . loo ooo ooo 1 E None. DP Lingle, Sullivan, Tnal bamer. LOB MJ 7, ISU 10. 3B Case. SB Goodman 2. Walter, Jorgenson. IP B EB BB SO Furby fW 3-J S 0 114 Lmgle L 0-31 7 7 1111 Elam 0 1 1 1 I 0 Moore I 0 0 0 0 1 Hartman 1 0 0 0 1 1 HBP Kissier, fby Lingle) G e d man, ulljvsn (by Furby). WP Lingle. T-l:2. C, 197-6: 1 McPherrea, N, N, 51-10"; t out 51-10& and sailed the dis cus a personal high of 1594 to capture a double win for Frank Sevigne's crew. The Huskers warm up next week at Missouri for the Big Eight championships at Boul der the following weekend. In The Field Lonr lamp 1. Adams, C, U-SHi 1. Aeschliman, C, 13m: 3. Burgher, N. 22-2'i. High Jamp 1. Krebs, N, 6-IH (meet reco"d. breaks rid mark of S NA set by Krebs la 1966): 2 Tlmon, C, 6-Vi 3. Tadd, N. 6-41. Javelin 1. Watklna, Co'e. C, 104-10; 3. 16710. Stat pat 1. Hacln. Brundige. C. 49 5; 3. Blankenship, C 48 2.. Pole vault 1. Rogers. C. 144: t Cole. C, 13-6: 3. Medio, N. 13-0. Dl.rnt 1. Hamn. N. 159-4; !. Holmes. C. 156-6; 3. Gabelhouse. N, 130-4. Triple jamp I. Burgher. N. 496: t Knolle, N, 46-lli; J. Aeschlimann, C 46-11. On The Track 440-yd. relay 1. Nebraska (Nlcholl, Daiss, Lisa, Forbes); 1 Colorado. T 41.9. Mile ran 1. Lunn. C; 1. Rellbuseh. N: 3. Cattermole. C. T 4:13 2. lM-vd. high ha-d'rs 1. Kuron. N: I. Nicholl. N: 3. Sherlock, N. T-14.5. 440-vd. task 1. Wi-art. C; 2 Mot tlev, N: 3. McGoven. N. T 47.7. 100-yd. dash 1. Forbes. N; I Daiss, N: Modxa. C. T-9.9. me-yd. ran 1. Morran, N; 1. Blnk lev, C: J. Elslrom. C. T 1:51.7. (meet record, breaks o'd mark of 1:52 bv Wendt. N. sot in 1965). 440-yd. bardies 1. Kudron, N; 1 Jam?, Ci 1. Simmons, N, T 52.8. :Meet record, brass old mark of 53.1 set hv Simmons la '967). ao-yd. dask 1. Forbes. N; 2 Daiss. N; 3. Modica, C. T-20.9. Three-mile raa 1. Hunvsn, C; 1. Trujillo, C; 1. Campbell. N. T-14:04.0 (meet record, breaks old mark of 15:ml set by Toothaker of Nebraska in 1964). Mile relay 1. Nebraska (MrGovern. Morran, Bellbasch, Forbes), T 3:14.3 (Colo Current Movies? Clam Farnisbea kr Theater. Timeai auas, kaM taeal sum. boat (aao LINCOLN CooperLincoln: 'Far From The Maddening Crowd', 8:00. Varsity: 'Sweet November', 1:09. 3:12, 5:15, 7:18, 9:21. State: 'The Graduate', 1:00, 3:00. 5:00, 7:00, 9:00. Stuart: 'A Man And A Woman', 1:00, 3:00, 5:05, 7:05, 9:10. Joyo: 'Firccreek', 7:15, 9:15. Nebraska: 'Elvira Madigan', 1:00, 3:00, 5:05, 7:10, 9:15. 84th lc O: 'Katie Elder', 8:30. 'Eldorado', 10:30. Last complete show, 9:30. Starview: Cartoon, 8:25. 'Wild Racers', 8:32. 'The Road Hus tlers', 10: 1L Last complete show, 9:25. OMAHA Indian Rills: 'Gone With The Wind', 8:00. Cooper 70: "Dr. Doolittle', 8:00. SDS is top winner j at annual NU rodeo . . . Linda Edwards queen. South Dakota State ran away with almost everything over the weekend during the University o f Nebraska's Rodeo Association Rodeo, fail ing only in the bid for the men's team title, which went to Black Hills (S.D.) Stu drafted Nebraska's Stuart Lantz was drafted by the Oakland team of the American Basket ball Association Sunday in the first round. Other Big Eight cagers picked: Don Sidle, OU, Min nesota; Don Smith, ISU, New Jersey; Nick Pino, KSU, and Roger Bohnenstiehl, KU, Pittsburgh; Jo Jo White, KU. Dallas; and Willie Rodgers, OU, Denver. South Dakota State's Don Reichert was named all around cowboy after winning the bareback bronc event and tying for first in bull riding. Benita Deitrich and .lanice Hett, both of SDS, wound up in a tie for all-around cowgirl and the SDS girls claimed the girls' team title. Linda Edwards, 19-year-old Ainsworth coed, was named Friday as the Rodeo Queen. Jo McDowell, Arnold, was first runner-up. Mea's Events: Barekark krone Dob Reichert, South Dakota Bute. Cell topis John RoOiwell. Kearney State. Saddle hraae Pat Chapman. Black Bills Stato. Sooth Dakota. Rlbbaa fonlBr Morris Jones, Huroa Course, South Dakota. Steer srreiUlna T. J. Peters. Uni versity of Nebraska. Ball rldlnf-Tif. Clayt Kelltnir. North Dakota State, and Dob Reichert. South Dakota State. Wamea's events Goat trlna-Janles Hett, South Dakota raeac Benita Deitrich South Dakota State. 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