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Randy Butts
The Nebraska track team is down to its
last chance in its effort to pick up a gold
medal on the outdoor relay circuit this
season.
The Huskers close out the relay portion
of their schedule next weekend at the
Drake Relays in Des Moines after failing
to nab any first places at'the Texas and
Kansas Relays.
Although his squad failed to accomplish
its main mission at the Kansas Relays
last Friday and Saturday, Nebraska
track coach Frank Sevigne wasn't
dissatisfied.
"The kids ran pretty good, even though
we didn't win anything," Sevigne said.
"You can't complain about three seconds
out of five relays."
The Huskers grabbed second places in
the sprint medley relay, the mile relay,
and the 440 relay and thirds in the two-
mile relay, and four-mile relay.
Hopeton Gordon and Randy Butts were
the only Nebrska individuals who placed.
Gordon was second in the long jump with
a leap of 23-9, and Butts finished third
in the 120-yard high hurdles with a .-14.2
clocking.
Nebraska school records were set by
the sprint medley and the four-mile relay
quartets. The sprint medley team of John
Mottley, Don Quarrie, Garth Case, and
Dan Morran was clocked in 3:18.8, and
the four-mile relay team of Mel
Campbell, Pete Brang, Mike Lee, Greg
Carlberg turned in a time of 16:39.7.
The four-mile relay was highlighted by
performances turned in by Campbell and
Carlberg. Carlberg was clocked in 4:05.8
on his mile leg and Campbell ran 4:07.8.
"It was the best time Campbell has ever
had by far," Sevigne said.
NU came closest to grabbing a first
place in the 440 relay. Horace Levy,
Leighton Priestley, and Quarrie built up
a slim lead for anchorman Case, but the
sophomore speedster was unable to hold
off Oklahoma State's Earl Harris. The
Cowboys were clocked in :40.9 and the
Huskers in :41.1.
Sevigne indicated he will make some
personnel changes in an effort to find a
winning relay combination for Drake. He
added that the competition will be
tougher in Des Moines than it was at
Kansas with the addition of Big Ten,
southwest, and several eastern schools. '
SB
H
uskers divide
with Oklahoma
Big 8 Standings
Iowa State 4 0
Oklahoma 4 1
Nebraska 3 2
Colorado 3 4
Kansas 2 3
Kansas State 3 5
Oklahoma State 1 3
Missouri 1 3
Nebraska held on to third
place in the Big Eight baseball
standings after splitting a
" doubleheader with pre season
conference favorite Oklahoma
Friday afternoon.
Saturday's contest against
Oklahoma was postponed as
was every other Big Eight
game scheduled that day.
The Huskers held off the
Sooners to take an 8 6 decision
after dropping the opening
game 4-1.
PE chairman
wins award
Carl Wear, chairman of the
department of physical educa
tion for men at the University of
Nebraska, has been named
winner of an honor award
presented by the American
Association for Health, Physical
Education and Recreation.
The award was presented
recently at the annual conven
tion of the Association at Seat
tle, Wash.
Wear was one of six honor
award winners in the nation
chosen for distinguished con
tributions to the profession.
A member of the University
faculty since 1950, he holds a
B.S. degree from Central State
College at Edmund, Oklahoma,
a master's degree and a Ph.D.,
bo'h from the State University
of Iowa.
Kelt-action
The Dally Nebraskan wishes to fnke
ths opportunity to retract the following
quotation Irom tha Thursday, April 14
edition:
"Anion laid that tha Administration
owns nil of the book itorea on the Uni
versity campus."
Catalyst party only candidate, Ed
Am. in. did Sunday that ha did not really
tmllpve this.
The point could not be debated since
the only copy of the Catalyst party plat
form, where the statement allegedly ap
prared. was lot.
Anson laid ha had no other platforms.
Nebraska drew first blood in
the opening game scoring a run
in the first inning, but were
stifled the rest of the game by
Oklahoma pitcher David
Weaver. He retired fifteen
Huskers in a row after the first
inning and limited NU to three
hits. .
Husker hurler Gene Stohs
went the distance in dropping
his first decision of the year.
Shortstop Dennis Jorgensen
had the key blow in the second
game. His third inning double
drove in two runs and gave the
Huskers a 6-3 advantage.
Oklahoma jumped to a 3-1
lead on outfielder Chris
Rickey's solo home run in the
second inning.
Husker reliever Bruce
Cramer was credited with the
win.
Nebraska travels to Missouri
this weekend for a three game
series.
FIRST CAME
Oklahoma Nebraska
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Harngtn 2b 3 2 2 0 Achelpohl If 3 1 1 0
Feezell 3b 3 0 0 OTIdball 2b 3 0 0 0
Swenton cf 4 112 Plala C 3 0 2 1
Johnson c 4 0 0 0 Placke pr 0 0 0 0
Folger lb 3 0 3 2 Elgert lb 3 0 0 0
Rickey If 4 0 10 Stuckey cf 3 0 0 0
Shelley rf " 3 0 0 0 GMmore rf 2 0 0 0
Weaver o 2 11 OJorqnsn is 2 0 0 0
Baker ph 10 0 0
Stohs P 2 0 0 0
Totals 30 4 I 4 Totals 35 1 3 1
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Nebraska . . 100 0O0 01
E-Marrlngton, Jorgensen.
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Harngtn 2b 4 1 J 2 Achelpohl If 2 0 I I
Feeiell 3b 4 0 10 Tloball 2b 3 10 1
swenton ct 4 0 0 1 Fiala e
Jack lb 4 0 10 Elgert lb
Foloer rf 4 0 1 0 Placke lb
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SB Grlego 3, Tldbalf, Stohs, Harrington.
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Husker sports in brief
Nebraska wrestler Bob Orta
captured the title in the
105.5 pound class of the
National AAU Freestyle
Wrestling Championships at the
NU Coliseum Saturday.
The former Lincoln High
state champion recorded two
pins and decisioned four other
foes by scores of 18-1, 10-4, 14-5,
and 16-3.
The Husker sophomore
trimmed 13 pounds from his
normal collegiate wrestling
weight in an effort to capture
the title. Orta finished fourth in
last year's meet, but had to
forfeit a chance for a higher
spot because he left to eat
lunch at a time he was
scheduled to wrestle.
Orta will try out for the
United States team at Superior,
Wis. on June 12. The U.S. team
will compete in the World
Games later this year.
Nebraska's tennis meet with
Kansas scheduled for last
Saturday was postponed due to
inclement weather and
rescheduled for May 11.
The Husker netter's record
currently stands at 4-5. Wins
have been posted against
Luther College, Oklahoma
Baptist, Washburn, and
Creighton. Nebraska losses
have been against Oral
Roberts, Oklahoma State,
Oklahoma, Missouri, and
Wichita State.
The Huskers will face the
University of Nebraska at
Omaha Wednesday on their
home courts.
ISU assistant
resigns post
Assistant Iowa State basket
ball coach Lyle Frahm sub
mitted his resignation to tho
university athletic council.
Frahm, who coached four
years in Highland Park, 111.,
schools and who is an Iowa
Slate alumnus, did not an
nounce any future plans.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1970
