Score at Drake Relays Victories in the Mile Relay and 100-Yar- D Dash Highlighted Nebraska's Performance

Page 4 The Daily Neferaskan Monday, May 2, 1966

! i ! f j "NU Relay Team, Greene I ' Score At Drake Relays Victories in the mile relay and 100-yar- d dash highlighted Nebraska's performance . in the Drake Relays over the - weekend. fAJifn ill The Husker mile relay crew Drake Summaries of Dave Kudron, Les Hell-busc- h, 4 Dennis Walker and 1 Richard Romo, Texas, 4:07.5. 4. Kent An- Dave Crook turned in a 3:09.2 l'nirsltycolleg hiith hurdles derson, Eastern Kentucky, 4:08.2. S, John in Friday's qualification run 1, Arnatdo Bristol, Texas Southern, 13.fi. Lawson, Kansas, 4:10.0. 2. Roy Hicks, Texas Southern. 1S.6. 3, University-colleg- run 1, Tom with Crook blazing the anchor Marcellus Reed, Tennessee State, 13.6. 4. Von Ruden, Oklahoma State, 4:06.6. .iz-i. it Harvev Nairn, Southern University. 13.7. (record; old record 4:07.9, Jim Grelle, leg in y)y! Oregon. (1958). 2, Preston 4:07. X. S, Wallace Young, Kansas State of Pitts- Davis, 3,, burg. 13.8. Time betters Drake record of Craig Boydson, Northwestern 4:07.8. 4,i In Saturday's finals Crook Martinez, Nebraska, 4:10.3. 13.8, but not allowed because of aiding Orlando 5,' William Drennen, DePaul, 4:10.5. took the baton in fourth place wind. University distance medley relay 1. College e relay 1, Southern and then stepped out to a Abilene Christian (Bruce Johnson, Riley University (Webster Johnson, Anthony :45.8 giving Nebraska a win- Dunn, Albert Van Robat. Charlie Christ- Gates, Bob Johnsen. Theron Lewis). mas), (record, old record 9:50.4, 3:07.4. 2, Northeast Missouri, 3:13.6. 3, ning time of 3:09.9. One of Kansas, 9:41.8. 2, Kansas, 9:42.0. 3, Notre Oklahoma Christian, 3:13.8. 4, Eastern ii.iwtllttlii'ilfiliiii Dame, 9:49.4. 4, Missouri 9:50.1. i, Iowa, Michigan, 3:16.2 J, Kansas Stats of Pitts- the runners Crook had to burgh, 3:17.3. (Lincoln finished fourth but for the upcoming intra-squa- d 9:53.6. was disqualified.) NU gridders run through blocking drills in preparation College distance medley relay 1, Mi- overtake Saturday was Ohio University e relay 1, game. ami (Jim Isacson, Steve Brubaker, Jack Nebraska (Dennis -' State's Martin McGrady, Bartel), 949.6. 2. Fort Walker, Dave Kudron, Les Hell- the Bachcler, David Crook), 2, 3. Howard Payne, busch, Dave 3:099. Central Hays, Kan., 9:50.4. State, 3:09.9. 3, Kansas State, 3:10.4. world record bolder in t h e 4, State of Pittsburg, 4, 10:01.9. Kansas Iowa, 3:10.5 .5. Abilene Christian, 3:10.9. 600-yar- d Chicago Loyola, 9:49.6. run. 10:03.1. 5. 1, Kansas, 234-- 1, South- Javelin Tom Purma, College relay Texas 2. Spadafino, Murray, 220-- 3. Mike; Roy Nick ern Bristol, Hicks, Clyde . Husker Urnaldo Sowers, Texas, 4, For Nebraska's other first place Calvin Bowser,: 'Same Old Story' 40.2. (Record; old Duncan, Jim Hines). North Texas, 215-- S, Henry Bell, Oklaho- came on Saturday when Char- record 40.4. Texas Southern, in Friday's ma State, 213.3. preliminaries). 2, Southern University. Pole vault 1, Fred Burton, Wichita sped 100 9.3. Mis- lie Greene the in 40 6 3. Grambllng. 40.8. 4. Northeast State, (record; old record Bill It was Greene's second souri, 42.1. 5, Western Illinois, 42.1. Vouncer, Missouri, 1964). 2, Mark King, University relay 1, Southern Texas, 3. Bill Barrett, Eastern Ken- Football Practice Clayton. tucky, 4. Jim In victory in (Chuck Evans, Steve Farrell, Oklahoma. Spring straight the Drake Methodisl Jim Bankhead. Marshall Edwards), 40.9. 5, Darrell Ward, 15-- (Places based on century. 5, Nebraska, 41.0. 3, Baylor. 41.1. 4, Kan- fewer misses.) I offense-Mik- e sas Stale, 41.9. Texas A&M finished dash 1, ting through and around the Second Wynn, The hour wind disqualified. By BOB FLASMCK fourth but was Charlie Greene, Nebraska. 9.3. 2, Jim e relay 1, Abilene Freshman Hines, Texas Southern, 9.4. 3, Free- the defensive Sherwin Jarmon ends; Ed that was at Greene's Schill, Tommy Peacock, Jim Spring football is a time left side of back Christian (Danny man, Murray, Ky., 9.4. 4, Clyde Duncan, Wagner, Ronnie Crawford), 3:15.4. disqualified his time from be- Jerrv Southern, 9.5. 5, Ray Zirpolo, when coaches can go about Hansen, Bob Pickens tackles; (record; old record 3:16.4. Iowa State, Texas Coe, "black shirts." State, 3:15.9. 3. Drake, 9 8. (Time betters Drake record of 9.4, man- coming a Relays record. 1964) . 2. Louisiana their work in a relaxed Bob Hill, Jim Unrath centers ; 3:17.6. 4, North Texas, 3:17.9. 5, Houston. but not allowed because of excessive Omaha sophomore - to - be to qual- wind. Greene loafed a 9.7 3:20.4. ner. The pressure of the University-colleg- Roger Kudrna, Stan ifying time on Friday. University-colleg- e e run 1, Os- e shuttle hur- weekly game hasn't yet ar- Dick Davis blocked and ran Grell car Moore. Southern Illinois, 8:46.9. dle relay 1, Michigan State (Clinton guards; Al Fierro, The Husker 440 relay team (record; old record 8:51.3, Alex Hender- Jones, Robert Steele, Fred McKoy, Gene rived and the coaches actual- well from his fullback position Ernie Dave Crook blazed a 45.8 quarter to bring NU a come-from-behi- son. Arizona State of Tempe, 1958). 2, Washington) 57.4. (American collegite Sigler quarterbacks; took second Saturday behind Mike Coffey, Notre Dame. 9:02.0. 3. Chris record, old record, 57.5, Winston-Sale- ly seem to enjoy the job of on the second team offense. Paul victory in the mile relay. McCubbins, Oklahoma State. 9:02.4. 4, 1959, Rice, 1965. Also breaks Drake for next Critchlow, Ken Brunk, Mick Southern Methodist in the Conrad Nightengale. Kansas State. 9:05.4. record of 57.9, Michigan State, 1965). 2, grooming their team Davis broke around right end 6, Howard Ryan. Houston, 9:12.4. Western Michigan. 57.5. 3, Notre Dame, a Ziegler halfbacks; Dick Davis division. N e b a hurdle between Woods of Southern Illinois and University-colleg- e triple jump 1, fall's grid. There's little university r ting the last John 64.1. 4. Nebrska, no time. and went all the way against A&M Vernon, Southern Illinois, 2, Gary time for having fun on fullback. time was :41.3; Southern himself and victory in t h e Randy Matson. Texas Ard, Kansas, 3, Gerald Vande more Bran- the third defensive club with clocked in 480-yar- d strong man. Matson was the Garde, Iowa State, 4, Tom the job. defense-Wayn- e Mey-la- n Methodist was finals of the shuttle 46-- First don, Air Force, 5, Willie Owen. well-time- :40.9. salvaged a winner with a heave of 65-- Southern University, players, however, the help of a d block middle Carel Stith. Areocurrenceof hurdles. Harvey , For the guard, Shot 1, Randy Matson, Texas 4 story, thrown by right end Sherwin Lang-sto- n Greene's leg injury at the third place for Nebraska in (record; old record 63 im. Matson, TemiisTeam it's the same old beat Jim McCord tackles; 440 1965) . 2, George Woods. Southern Illinois, you or Jarmon. finish of the relay kept that event. 3. Jim Beltzer. Nebraska, 4, the man across from Colman, Jerry Patton from running in the from Joe Lane, Mii.nesota, 5, Gary not get the chance A recent change in the first Al Nebraska Strong performances Barr. Kansas, you might ends; Rick Colman, Kuehl sprint-medle- y NU finals. Dave Kudron, Lonnie Sher Suffers High jump 1, John Hartfield, Texas tomorrow. offensive unit had Ben Greg- linebackers; Marv Mueller, Southern, (record; old record Loses Dual More trouble came for Ne lock and Lynn Headley had Hatfield, 1965). 2, Robert Lee, South- If you play for Nebraska the ory running from a fullback Jim Hawkins, Ron Pogge-meye- r Saturday as Ray Har- going ern University, 3, Michael Bowers, Converted fullback braska given Harvey the lead I I Michigan State, 4, Stephen Herdon, Iowa State and Missouri man across the line doesn't position. halfbacks; Larry - nfiCPfi Missouri, 5, Emanual Belland, Lin- vey fell to track after hit- of shuttle 6-- 1 alternated with the into the finals the JLAlDOlO coln. each defeated Nebraska in wear the colors of a Kansas Pete Tatman Wachholtz safety. relay. luU College sprint medley relay 1, South- tennis competition over the Jayhawk, a Missouri Tiger, Dennis Morrison at left end. Nebraska's baseball record ern University (George Anderson, Grundy Second defense-Bo- b Wein- A career best of 4:10.3 by Harris, Theron Lewis, Robert Johnson), two-da- y dou- the South. 6-- weekend. In the or a Sooner from pass completion nose-dive- d 6 The longest man, Bob Liggett ends; Steve Orlando Martinez to over the 3:19.2. 2, Texas Southern, 3:21.7. 3, North- Nebraska's east Missouri 3:23. B. 4, Grambling, ble dual, Missouri beat Iowa He wears the same red and of the afternoon was weekend after the Huskers 3:25.9. 5, Murray, 3:26.4 from Zemko middle guard; Lou KSU Hits was fast enough for a fourth State 5-- 2. white do, but you hit him dropped two of three games University sprint medley relay Oklaho- jou quarterback Wayne Weber to Narish, Tom Casbeer tackles; place in the mile finals. Jim ma State (Mickey Miller, Ron Hester. forced netmen in- anyway in the Metcalf, Perry), 2, Abi- Rain the just as hard right end Dennis Richnafsky win- to Missouri at Columbia. Jim John 3:18.2. Barry Alvarez, Len Janik Ryun of Kansas was the lene Christian 3:18.9. 3, Air Force. 3:22.6. doors Friday and halted com- proverbial survival of the of about 40 yards won the of 4. Drake, 3:27.5. for a gain linebackers; Dennis Thorell, NU ner in 4:05.6. Nebraska first competi- Golfers Federation invitational run 1, pletion of the double fittest. against second team de- game series Friday Ryun, Lawrence, the Adrian Fiala, Bob Best half- Husker weight man Jim the three Jim Kan., 4:05.6. 2. at- double-- John Carmen, Emporia, Kan., 4:05.7. 3, tion. to be the Ron Schmedemann of Kan- 8-- That seemed fense. backs; Bill Nettelman safety. Beltzer put the shot S14lk for but then dropped a Results two-und- 3-- the Huskers had in sas State shot a header Saturday, 0 and titude Weber had only mild suc- third place behind George Missouri Nebraska scrimmage which par 68 to lead his team to ISU Presents Heath Mariweather, M, def. Ted Sanko Sunday's cess with his passing later in 3-- pitted opposing units of Coach three dual golf victories. Gary Neibauer, now Don Spilker, M, def. Roger Galloway, the afternoon with many of SNOOKER vic- Bob DevaTiey's club against Low man on the Nebraska struck out 11 in Friday's Ron Oxenhandler, M, def. Kile John- his passes being overthrown BOWL Rifle Meet Sports Award son, each other in 15 minute scrim- squad, was. Galen. Ullstrom tory. Nebraska power hitters Bill Maas, M. def. Tom Tipton or dropped. mages. P.M.-- 6 who shot a 78. This score Rifle Team Clayton and Alex Jim Cochran, M, def. Dean Beebe Sunday's lineups: Open Bowling 1 P.M. 25c The Nebraska Luther A total of 109 were Defense Ahead 6 P.M. & Sunday qualified him as the fifth low- Walter each got home runs. awards after 40c Invitational will be held this Doubles teams still First offense-LaVern- e Al- in- granted by the Iowa State , The defensive est scorer in the competition. weekend on the NU campus. Luther's blast in the fifth N, def. Meriweather-Maas- Osberg, guards; 16 Snooker 6- Pool Tables 1. appear to be ahead of the ters, Jim Kan- ning scored two runs and Athletic Council to its four Kansas State defeated The three day event, lasting Iowa State Nebraska. offense in Sunday's workout, Kelly Peterson center, Gary Girls FREE with Dates 13 to 2; 12 to 3 Walter's in the eight scored sports Sanko, N, def. Bill O'Deen, sas Nebraska from April 29 to May 1, wil winter teams. Bruce Helm, ISU, def. Galloway but the offense showed signs Brichacek, Bob Taucher tack- and Missouri, 13 to 2. Nebras- 30 different teams three. Tatman, Dennis Shuffleboard feature This includes basketball, Skip Spensley, ISU, def. Johnson, of catching up. les; Pete ka defeated Missouri 8 to 15 universities and col- Saturday's losses went to Dennis Richnafsky from Tipton, Some of the best running Morrison, 7 to Bob Hergen-rade- r. swimming, wrestling, Jim Williams, ISU, def. 6 and tied Kansas 7. leges in the Midwest. Bob Stickels and and of the afternoon was demon- ends; Wayne Weber quarter- SNOOKER BOWL Missouri edged Kansas 8 to 7. The Husker hurlers Dennie Brown, ISU, def. Beebe Six women's teams will be gymnastics. Track awards strated by right halfback back; Charlie Winters, Harry 1 block south of N. 4Bfti HoldrM Results: competing among the 30 en- now post records of 3-- 2 and are granted as a part of the Doubles "Lighthorse" Harry Wilson. Wilson halfbacks; Ben Greg- Nebraska Bob Lau, 79; 120 shooters 3 respectively. William Brown, ISU, def. Galloway. success get ory tries. Over have Stickels spring sports program. Beebe, Wilson had good fullback. Chuck Sweetman, 84; Nick filed applications for the 13th pitched only innings of West, 82; Galen Ullstrom, 78; annual competition. Each the opener on Friday before! Bill Messick, 81. school is allowed to enter up being replaced by Charlie' Kansas State Ron Schme- to three teams. All shooting Green. demann, 68; Shelly Shellen-berge- r, will take place in the Mili- Hergenrader went all the al- - 78; Dennis Burkholtz, tary and Naval Science Build- way in the series finale hits, 80; Joey Athey, 76; John Gra- ing rifle range. lowing Missouri only five ham, 76. Kansas Bill Southern, 80; Bowen White, 80; Kent Po- DANCE IN MARYSVILLE well, 80; Marc Carlson, 85; John Boegher, 80. Missouri Randy Snider, 77; at the Lance Crawford, 84; Grant Reirne, 80; Jack Garvin, 80; DRIFTWOOD CLUB Jerry Clark, 83. - - Marysville, Kansas r i Going to Europe this summer? Put Madrid's Prado museum (above) on your "must-see- " list. And be sure you TOMORROW Saturday night AT don't bring losable cash. 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