Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 37

NU Varsity Grinds Out 14-0 Win Buskers Trample Falcons Tracksters Win All But One Event By Don Bryant Nebraska's track team celebrated All Sports Day by shooting down the Air Force Academy, 98-33, in the program's finale. It was no-contest from the opening event and a strong How They Scored On (he Track 100-jard dash dash 440-yard dash IWO-yard tun 8 Mile run 2-mile run Hit-h hurdles Low hurdles 9 Mile relay 5 Totals 62 In the Field Pole tault 7 Shotpnt 6 Discus 7 8 Javelin Broad jump High jump Total Grand total 1 36 98 north wind prevented any good times in the short races. But distance men Joe Mullins and Joe American Horse and utility-man Bob Knaub, sparkled in their pet specialties. Mullins easily won the mile in 4:12.3, i American Horse pulled away in the last half mile to set a new Nebraska 2-mile record with a fine 9:18.2 performance. Knaub hit a career best mark in the broad jump with a dandy won the 220 in :23.4, won the 100 in :10.7 and tied for 2nd in the pole vault How They.

Finished Meade, Vacant! Voted Outstanding Players Veterans Still Tough By Dick Becker Nebraska's Cornhuskers of 1960, at times sensational, at times disappointing, had to claw for all they were worth Saturday to scrape out a 14-0 win over an ebullient Alumni football squad before 6,500 fans at Memorial Stadium. Grown wider and heavier but still full of the old love of the game, the oldtimers made their annual return on All-Sports Day another occasion of which to be proud. True, they didn't win and they never looked like they would. But before they were through they had put the Varsity through a physical wringer that must have removed any premature plaudits about things to come next fall. For a team that had held just one short practice session, the Alums were determined opposition for Coach Bill Jennings' Varsity charges.

But when it was all over. Favored Tompion Way Back Venetian Way Cops Derby by 3 Lengths the Varsity had hammered too long and the still lethal arm of Sam Vacanti hadn't struck gold. Twice the Varsity dashed into pay dirt, but only once could they do it on a sustained a The other marker was a cheap one after a fumble. But there wasn't too much gloom surrounding the battle in the Varsity headquarters more the desire to get back to the practice field Monday for the final drills of the spring. The nucleus is there a right.

It will just take hard work to bring it out. It looked for a short time like this might be the first rout of the 9 Varsity-Alumni games, only one ending in an I Alum victory. Under the guidance of quar- terback Ron Meade, voted the outstanding Varsity player in the game, the Varsity moved i relentlessly after the first i kickoff. Meade's passing and some Beef Thrust Louisville, Ky. Ven- ished in front of Venetian Sovinski wanted for his free- out has reached around fine runs by Pat Clare carat 11 feet to wind up a busy etian Way wrestled the lead: Way from the Sunny striding star.

But it was the 000 but Saturday it a ried into Alum territory, afternoon and pace the NU; from the front-running Bally i Farm of Isaac Blumberg, race he wanted. Two years i mighty miserable for humans Fischer Gallops scoring. i Ache coming off the final! Chicago machinery manufac- ago Sovinski saddled Blum- and horses at the Downs. LeRoy Keane was another turn at chilly Churchill Downs! turer. berg's Lincoln Road in a sur- Husker double winner, taking Saturday and went on to vie- One was the $100,000 Flori-1 prise second to Tim Tarn, the low hurdles in :25.4 and tory in the S158.950 Kentucky da Derby at Gulfstream Park I Bally Ache, owned by Leon- the 440 in 49.8.

Derby as the favored Tom- in early April but Bally Ache ard Fruchtman of 1 by a nose. was lengths ahead bi Air Force won only one ion struggled home 4th. i prevailed by- event-- Henry Viccellio and It was a case of persever- Paced Right of Canada's Dig norse. i James D'Entremont tied ance for Venetian Way. his Tnis i Venetian tona owned by E.

P. first at 6-2--with the Huskers happv owner, his jubilant Chsstnut son of Coin- Taylor ot roronto. Bill thermometer tered 52 degrees. It was the 4th coldest day in the 86 years of running of the classic race for 3-year-olds. Tompion.

with Wille Shoe- for his 3rd Pat Fisher came into the regis-1 game at quarterback a Statistics trying th? w. -J Yer to bv It was not type of nappy copping the other 14 blue rib- trainer and bons. Hartach. All told, the Scarlets finish- Last September at C' i ed 1-2 in 6 events and swept Venetian Way beat a the low hurdles when Falcon Ache a half-length in the Miles- Kaspar a native of Washington Park Fu- Dorchester, Neb. fell on the turitv.

But this season in 3 aftcr being rain s02ked Fri last hurdle after leading all mee tlngs Bally Ache had fin- dav night that trainer i the way. i Other Nebraska winners included: Jim Kraft, 13-6 in the pole vault. Al Wellman, 50-7 in the shot put. Tony Divis. 158-1 in the discus.

Al Roots, 209-4 1 .2 in the javelin. Bill Fasano, :15.3 In the high hurdles. Dick Kier, 1:55.4 in the 880. Victor cfi i a i Park carie to Ton- by om barely lasted to get; LiiO Chiefs' 9th Inning Rally Falls Short Sioux City Gets Early Lead To Whip Lincoln Club, 7-5 siiks cf C. V.

Whitney, off as tho eve loney choice cf the estimated crowd of 75,000. In the years past the turn- maker Derby, mcnsy. rarely 4th He rnr.ns^cd it by a over Acisle L. Rand's Bourbon Prince. First downs 11 yards Lost rashi.i_s Net Passes Alumni Varsity IS 9-30 IS 224 19 205 7-21 3 1 7 1 reeled off a 25-yard Thin-en 3-year-olds started ust anticipated.

llop, Roses for Victory in the nation's greatest horse: But then, as it happened so i often, the Varsity lost the ball Continued on Page 2D, Col. 3 1 on the Alum 6 on a fumble. They got it back on a pass interception, couldn't move. In fact, it wasn't until late in the first period that the Varsity got a sustained drive Sam Vacanti directs Alumni offense. Varsity's Deception Impresses Old-Timers 1 runs.

7-5. But Dean Look Tony Bilflio Ron Tennis will oppose Sioux Ci'y's Daego Seqiri i2-0) in tcdoy's game. cirr 1 Sioux City. la. Lincoln's Mile relay' team of Kier, Chiefs, aided by 3 Sioux City struck out and Weis grounded Bob Cross, Keane and Mullins, errors, fell short in a 9th in- out to end the game.

ning rally and lost to the Soos here Saturday night. 7-5. The Chiefs scored 3 runs in the 9lh off of winner Tim Hayes but were stopped by reliever Bob Alymer who got the final two outs of the game. Lincoln, which a played a game since Wcdnrs- day night because of rain. b.V;K,- fell behind early when Sioux City jumped on starter Kon ra Plath for 5 runs in the first two innings.

7 The Soos opened their half of the first with a single run on a triple by Buc-k Spiers and a sacrifice fly. added 3 more in the second before manager Ira Hutchin- 3:21.8. TRACK EVENTS Mile run-- 1. Jw Mallir.s i 2. American Horse (AFi.

T-- LcR'-y Keane John Barcbcr A 3. Eot Cmw T-- :49.8. UW-l'ard Bcb Knsub (M: 2 Sfve Smith 3- Randy Hcr'izoc AF.f lIO-Tartl hiKh hurdle-- 1. Bill Fatann 2. Milt HanU i 1 Miles par IAF.1 KW-vard KIT Ken 3.

Ken Famine A T-- SO-jard Knaub i. John Burchrr A Randy Hcri- 10K (AF.l I.rRcv a 2 Bill Fasann T.1-:W." rn i rt H.ivcs. Xivrnri-. rf i a Hww iilr mn-- 1. J'y J'n i ild rnarl: of itf.W Ck'a in rr1ay--1.

Mallinn'. 2 Air s. FIKL1 EVENTS 1. Al Amcriraji 3iorr r.irl- T-- 3. Tray 3.

Al 'N 2. 3. Bob Fts- 188-3014. Brm4 Jnuip-- 1. Bob Knaub (Nl A 23-SVi; 3.

Jira Tony 3SM: Al (N) J52-5; Bob Banter (AF) By Don Bryant deceptive and really hit," he One particular part of the said. "I don't know about the Nebraska Varsity's offense other Alums, but they kicked impressed the Husker Alums (he hcU flut flf mj there more than anvthing else, and unani- They were hitting much harder than in other years. And Deception! I don't know if I'm slowing up or what but I couldn't Starting on their own after Vacanti fumbled, 11 Varsity plowed it out. Gene Ward and Bill (Thun-! oldlimers were der) Thornton, highly her-' mous on the mt: aided soph fullback, drove hard against the huge Alumni forward wall. Meade pierced! the Alums on the defensive the defense with a 14-yard! platoon returned to sidelines viewed the Varsitv pass to end Pat Salerno and, and spoke highly of the Var- IIA rtloi- n( ct Ed Husmann -VTVP cre hitting better they Continued on Page 3D.

Col. 7. inc A 1 a a were hitting lower and get- cant, and Linebacker Tom md loo ed Novak both praised the Uv a i a opined that i Jerry Aggres- LFro the rs qu 1" catch up with Here's how some of the oth- then, on the first play of the sity's backfield deception, second quarter, hit Thornton The two grand old men of tfMA Tie 1-2 Htnry Virffllio and Tl'Kn'rf-mnnt (AF) 3. Bill Fasajin tS' 6-fi. 2-3- Rob Krianb 'N' AF) n-o.

Beatrice Posts Golf Triumph Beatrice Skip Hoppe's 80 paced Beatrice's golf team to victory in a quadrangular meet here Saturday. Beatrice St. Joseph's and Falls City lied for second and Lincoln Southeast was 4th. Southeast's reserves handily whipped the other schools in 1he reserve match. Varsity summary: mm.

S7: ant) Frirtax. W. SI. iSCi-- OorMri t'lftitr. Rv PA: JlrNinney.

89: and Ma! Shum.ifcer. 93 34, Bill Glymi. SO: and Jw DyMir. 93. Z7Z-- Bob OBeraaim.

Bffi Brrder and wKh 9J. son pulled PJalh in favor of right-hander Jerry Moeller. In the 6lh. Ihe Chiefs broke into the run column on a walk, fielder's choice, and a double by Al Weis. i drove in another un in the 8th with his first home run of the season.

But Ixroy Scerzy made the score 7-2 in the Sons' Sth with a 2-run homer to rifiht. In the ninth, the Bob Gniber walked and Gary Johnson ran for him. Johnson scored when Valladares ground ball was muffed by the Soos' shortstop and center-fielder. Duffy also walked with one out and Alymer took over Ihe pitching chores for Sioux City. A two-base error by Srerzy followed and sol "ho stage vr Williamson's 2-run trial pulled the Chiefs wi'hin Gals Open May 23 The Girls City a Leagues will begin its season T- A and UK KOW; KKNTK KY PKRBY WIXNKR-Jockey Bill Harl-3'.

k. -vhn first ur.rit-r 'he on to win Ihe Kentucky Derby Saturday, appears calm and collected as he clutches a huge bouquet, ol ro. es after the race. All-Sports Results Football Varsity 14 Alumni 0 Track Nebraska 9S Air Force 33 Golf Kansas Nebraska 5'i Tennis Kansas 7. a a 0 Ollirr Page 5D "definitely is improved." "They're real good real Vacanti said after the sive as hell hit a 1 game.

''Their offense is much more diversified and deceptive no more of straight handoffs. And that Ron Meade Varsity quarterback i played a helluva game. He's nice kid and I hope ho picks up a lot of confidence Nick Aducci "They're a veil-coached team they started well and the backs ran their paltern? very good Clctus Fischer has done a great job with se backs Hex Hoy A good team between now and fall. That's 51 thc havc im all he needs." jirnvcd as much as some of the other Icams in the Bis 3 I've seen Kansas prac- Novak agreed thai the Varsity was "much belter." i ''They are quicker, Continued on Page 3D. Col.

4. Twas A Long Day for An 'Old Man 9 For Tom Novak (74, on ground in far left panel) each play brings a need for more effort to get up, and "Thank God" for time outs and a rest on the bench. EWSPAPER EWSPAPER.