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Freshman gymnast Barry Cross turns in his
performance on the parallell bars during Saturday's
meet witn Mankato State. Nebraska won the meet
148 to 142.
Husker tankers win two
Nebraska's swimmers
finished their dual meet season
with wins over Oklahoma State
(59-54)and Oklahoma (57-56)
this weekend, bringing their
record to 3-4.
"It was a good lift for the
kids," said coach John Reta.
"That's a tough back-to-back
test. We had several swimmers
turn in their best times of the
season."
Individual winners for the
Huskers included Dave Backer
who won the 50 and 100 meter
freestyle against Oklahoma
State on Friday and came back
Saturday to capture the 100
meter freestyle against
IM leaders remain
same in 2nd rating
All three leaders remained
the same in the second
intramural basketball rating
chart, but there was some
juggling in the lower ranks.
There are two new faces in
the independent and dormitory
divisions and one new entry in
the fraternity class.
The 747's and G.D.I.'s have
replaced Varsity Golf and the
Playboys in the independent
top five while Avery and
Harper V cracked the
dormitory top five charts for
the first time.
Alpha Gamma Rho moved
into the No. 4 spot in the
fraternity division for the only
change in that class.
Playoffs begin Feb. 17.
Sports Staff Analysis
Fraternities
No 1 Beta Theta Pi
The Betas picked up an
important victory over Phi Delta
Theta, 48-38. They look like the
strongest team in intramural
competition. '
No 2 Kappa Alpha Psi
They added three more victories
to run their record to 5-1 .
No 3 Theta Xi
They hang on to third picking
up victories over Triangle and a
narrow victory over Phi Kappa Psi.
No 4 Alpha Gamma Rho
AGR knocked off previously
undefeated Sigma Chi and added
another victory over Delta Tau
Delta in moving into fourth.
No 5 Phi Delta Theta
They have lost twice, but to the
two top teams.
Oklahoma.
Dave Schmidt and Randy
Stoike swapped wins in the
200 meter backstroke.
In one- and i three-meter
diving, Bryan Short came back
from two second-place finishes
against Oklahoma State to win
both events against Oklahoma.
Dan Fry was also a double
winner, capturing the 200
meter breaststroke both days.
These were the last dual
meets for the Husker tanksters
who now point for the Big
Eight meet March 4-5-6 in
Oklahoma. The NCAA meet
will follow on Mar. 25-26-27 at
Ames, Iowa.
Dormitories
No I Schram IV
Retain top spot having picked
up two victories. Jerry Tagge may
be out for season with injured knee,
but Mark (iustafson and Dale Keller
have picked up scoring slack.
No 2 Avery
Move all the way to second on
basis of perfect record and a victory
over tough Gus II.
No 3 Cather Glenn
They are still undefeated
including a victory over Thoreau.
No 4 Abel III
They still look like the best team
in Abel.
No 5 Harper V
They are still undefeated, but
have an important game tonight
with Harper IV who are 7-1 .
Independents
No 1 Juicers
They are still on top and still
undefeated, but are being pressed
by the Born Losers.
No 2 Born Losers
They've picked up three more
wins to run their record to 6-0.
No 3 747'S
They move into top five on two
impressive victories and their
record.
No. 4 Nads
Having started to move, they
at Frost and a tough (AGR)
team.
No S GDI
Have 5-1 record including a win
over PJ.
Carlberg cracks 4 - minute marh
University of Nebraska
athletes didn't win an event at
Saturday's United States Track
and Field Federation meet at
Houston, but coach Frank
Sevigne was all smiles anyway.
Outstanding performances
for the Huskers abounded - led
by.Greg Carlberg's 3:59.6 mile.
Carlberg became the first
Nebraska athlete ever to crack
the magic 4:00 mark and
established himself as the Big
Eight's premier miler.
But Carlberg finished third
in the competition behind
Villanova's Marty Liquori at
3:57.2 and Leonard Hilton of
Houston with a 3:59.0.
"I heard 3:03 at
three-quarters of a mile," he
said, "and I was still with
Liquori so I thought there was
a chance for sub-four."
Carlberg's best previous
effort was 4:02.2 in last year's
Central Collegiate
championships in Indiana.
Liquori's 3:57.2 is the fastest
indoor mile run in the last five
years.
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Matmen split
Nebraska's matmen snapped
a six-year losing jinx at
Missouri Friday, but couldn't
handle the Kansas State
Wildcats Saturday in splitting a
pair of duals over the weekend.
The Huskers scored a 19-17
win over Missouri and dropped
a 21-1 1 decision to K-State.
Nebraska's Joe. George,
wrestling at 167, scored two
pins over the weekend and now
owns a 21-5 record. The
Huskers 6-5 on the year, host
Northwest Missouri Saturday
before entering the Big Eight
Tournament.
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Pressed for a future goal,
Carlberg replied, "it just
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to three miles. I'm looking
forward to the possibility of a
summer tour or the Pan
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But while Carlberg was
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Freshman Bob Unger put
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Other outstanding
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in by the mile relay team of
Leighton Priestley, Bob Pierce,
John Mottley and Garth Case
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N ebraska's two-mile relay
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Nebraska history.
It was the Nebraska
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two-mile relay led by Larry
Cimato's 1:48.5 half mile.
Roger Chadwick (1:53.3), Dan
Speck (1:52.5) and Jim
Hawkins (1:51.4) joined
Cimato . in the record setting
event.
Nebraska's Wes Leonard was
third in the triple jump with a
career best of 49-1134 and
Hopeton Gordon, who
developed a sore leg, finished
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Horace Levy placed fifth in
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