Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 18

Tt May F.vwlng Jvmrmi ani Ifiwittwt I May Be Br Dick a little fun worth? You can go to a show or a ball tor leu than a dollar. A trip to watch the Kansas Citjr Athletics will run under $60. A couple of weeks in mountains can be financed for $100. A journey to Chicago or New York City wont cost over $300 or $300 if you are careful. But the most expensive fun is a Four University of Nebraska football players found this out.

They loat full athletic scholarships. Now these scholarships arc worth about $1,02.1 a year to an out- state boy and to a Nebraskan. Outstaters get $320 ior tuition, $.120 for board and room. $30 for books and they can earn $13.1 on a Job. Nebraska boys get the same excejA that their tuition is $160 leu.

Seven Athletei Suspended There were li students suspended because of participation in the raid. Seven of kheu were athletu and four were on full scholarships. Jerry Peterua ef Cambridge weuM prebably have beea a flrtl atriag tackle Ikle faU. Charley Smith ef Fraaklia, N.R., wu the No. gaarterbaek la spring drills.

Frank Del Dnea of SelersvUle, was coasldered a flat line raadMate after his freshman seasen. John bss of Chnrlorol, was also down In the beoks fer a lei of fatare line play. But theu four forfeited all of their benefits for a bit of play one spring evening. The other three athletes suspended were not on scholarship. They were Terry Cochran of Omaha, baaeball; Carl Krumcl of North Bend, football; and Don Heffeman of Dakota City, track.

Three of the on acholarahip were just completing their freshman year. They had three years to go which means they have toaaad some $3,000 apiece out of the window. WonU Help Football Picture Lost of the four football players certainly won't help the hutkera this fall but tht lou probably will not affect the football record too much. Peierua wu a feed tackle. He wai ea the secend eleven In nnd wni alaied 1er ttariing berth.

Smfth rnn the Ne. 2 unit In spring drlUa knt wenid preknbly hnve keen onated from that jek ky Den Erway, wke mlucd Ike driUa fer knee eperntlen. Yuu nnd Del Duct were used with various units and both were considered good proapects. Tha thrat non-ach(danhip were not outstanding in their field. Tighten the Scholarahip Screening This latest bit of tomfoolery will mean that AthleUe Department officials will tlghtan tha screws again on requiramenta for athletic Tht standards wtrt raised achtriastically lut year to bring up percentage of boys who atuck with the aport over a four-year period.

New affidala wfll ke ferced te screen the hlgk tckool nlhletes even deaer. Lulag four sckelanibip boys dae the paaty raid menai a leu ef at lead te the Athletic Department, Funda are being guarded too xtaiously to allow this sort of thing to be repeated in the future. You Gotta Be a to Be A. Hero Looks Like! with the Boston Red Sox, St Louis i only two more thst uawxi while I Turley for the Browns and the Philadelphia A's losing seven. From there beijor league lead with 57, but walkf the Br.vM in oH to th.

tim. 51. NoW He With Bsltl- You hSVf tO gO bsck tO lf53 be-i time guys, ca.stoffs and sore arms home the first run after By ED WtI.KS By the Aster lated Press getting BO that only some- pitch no-h liters in the major leagues anymore. The big name pitchers just come clou. a P.tl»bur||h’.

PiralM without hit 'w St. Louli cluh, hut won Other, like Uw Bur- Rollemaa Did It i Trucks and Carl Erskine on the no $nd a wild pitch. A walk. The most recent no-hit success hitter list. Since then, the big guya stolen bau, Ed before Wilson's was the $-0 job a in the majors have just missed, tingle and an error acored 6 4 Holloman Over past two uasoos in the fourth.

Tht third gave up on becauu of a sore arm, Athletics for the Browns in, Trucks has had two one-hitters, came off Art Houtteman, who added to the trend by handcuffing replaced Score in the uventb. 1 1 leading activa major kagut conaecutive-game itreak to an end in the geme Eddie Yoet, Washington third with a string of 838 straight gamu, wu sidelined by tonaiUtia. Tht White Sox moved to within two games of tht firri-plact Tribe on a walk, three einglu and Jim Rivera'i two-run double in the ninth inning. Harry Dorkh wu tht winner, checking Baltimore over the last three innings with Mike in 4-0 victory for the Chicago Cubs yesterday. Among other things, it was the first no-hitter since last June 12 in Milwaukee when Jim Wilson stopped Philadelphia cold 2-0 for the Braves.

Wilson had been around tinea 1945, getting trials Doane Outruns Field For Victory in Quadrangular CRETE Doane College outran a balanced field for victory in a quadrangular track meat hart Thursday aftamoon. The Tigera acored 96H points. Hastings scored 78 Concordia 66 and Peru Doane athlete won two firsts, bbt tba Tiger squad captured lour apltt aootbtr and won tha mik rally. HaaUnga had doubk wlnnera In hurdkr Gaorgo Kkan and dkiaiica runner Davt Pkrei. RaauRa: (O.

MmM pmt Won hy UH: 2 Mktort 4 Maai A Ulllancr 4S-m. ntiCM Won hy ria.en fC)! 2 II rtUi 3 Mnith.wi (H i 4 Vo.Ika (I')! 5- SimpMtn DlManic 12S-4S, Tlf lor firn tirtwrrn Marchmann and (C 3 Hry- wood (I'M 4 Endorf (ID. llrriMl fiMU Won by Nrbrn (C'l: Stulir (D)! (H); (D)s CPI. ieteae- Won by Maaa 2- (P): CO: (Hli Mlncbow (P). Gal Champ Says Dance Aids Golf MINNEAPOLIS CUP) Patty Berg, who haa hit the golf tournament trail for 15 years, said found a new way to help stay among the leading mcNiey winners.

She does the soft shoe, tap dances and even does some ballet. think really helped me a lot in staying in the famed 37-year-old said. helped get my legs in shape and it's done a let for my rhythm on the golf she said, "rva felt a lot better this Patty, who ii called by moat of the young women In the tournament circuit, will mark her IMh annlvtrMry it i pro er this Juno. She haa played in eight tournaments to far this season and is the leading distaff money winner with more than $6,000. She also leads for the Vare Cup with an average of about 74 strokes a round.

She'll go on to play in the big ones the Eastern, Western and National Opens, Triangle Round Robin and others through the wco-ld meet. She sure what her schedule will be after August. Between tournaments, Patty is busy putting golf clinica. Patty, who still calli Minne- apoUa her home town, was here this week giving demonstrations at various courses. guess my legs and eyes will determine how long I keep on olaying she said.

I feel wonderful right now. like to keep on playing golf The secrets of her success, she said, are 10 hours of sleep a night plus a mixture of a respectable game and plenty (d luck." dette, Warren Spahn, Mike Oar cia. Bob Lemon, Billy Pierce, Whitey Ford. Curt Simmons, Billy Loes and Erskine, have pitched single one-hit games. Most recently, been Bob Turley, Bob Feller and Don Newcombe, all with one-hitters.

was a near masterpiece as he faced just 27 Cubs only kit Tuesday at Chicago. Mound It was on the same mound at Fomieles after relieving starter Wriglcy Field yesterday that Sad Harshman. Saul Rogovln lost Sam made it, although hardly it. matching the brilliance of New- Boston kicked up its first real job. But you knock in a long while, smacking a no-hitter.

oif three pitchers. Vic Jones made it tough on himself, and the scant 2,918 fans, by walk Raachi, attempting a comeback, wai jarred seven runs in the ing the bates full with nona out two Innlngi. Ckne Stephen! in the ninth. Then he dug deep and threw and Jackie Jensen homered for four (d five runs in the Sam Jeaes Sam Brings Back Memory CHICAGO (Toothpick) no-hit triumph for the Chicago Cuba Thursday brought memories of that historic May 3, 1917 struggle between the Cubs and Cincinnati. The legendary pitching battle rookie Herb Score de.spile only two matched the 2.3.1-pound Fred hits off the lefty in innings.

Toney against 220-pound Chicago beat Baltimore 6-2 with Jim (Hippo) Vaughn. For nine in- four runs in the ninth and Boston ben Simon's just one more pitch ouulde the Gut ninth and strike while fanning Dick 10th homera and Bill Groat, Roberto Clemente and Itwrth accounted for the rune Frank Thomas to become the first i Delock won it with help Cub to hurl a no-hitter in 40 years' Tom HurJ. and the Negro ever to do it in the majors. The lone other National League game also was spectacular. Del (Zrandall broke it up in the 12th with a home run off Ed Roebuck first hit in 24 at gave Milwaukee a 2-1 victory over Brooklyn.

The Dodgers now have lost two straight, a real slump after winning tZ of 24. Tribe Stepped In the American, Maury McDermott and Washington broke winning streak at six games by a 3-0 count, beating LOVE MATCR-Tennia star Vic Seixaa of Philadelphia and hia wile Dolly Ann kt tennis come between them as they prepare to tail for Europe where Vic will play in tennis tourneys in Germany, France and England. will return July 12. (P. Sarazen to Miss 1st Open in 35 NEW YORK (P-The U.S.

Open he said. year I hope to ba golf championship la losing its last hack, trying to qualify for another great link with the hickory shaft and knickers for good. Saraien wtxi the Open In 1933 Gene Saraxen, who missed an Open in 35 years, said he will Gaviian to Fight HAVANA not play in the tournament June 16-18 in San Instead, he will be at the microphone doing commentary fix' the NBC national telecast. is no way to construed as retirement from weight champion Kid Gaviian revealed Thursday he has accepted terms to fight Frenchman Pierre Langlois in Paris but (hat no date has been set. nings the two hurled hitless ball, but Cincinnati finally won in the 10th, 1-0 when Vaughn yielded two aafetiet.

And. it waa the great Jim ThcHTpe who drove in the winning marker. Larry Kopf, second Cincinnati player up in the 10th, singled between first and second. Greasy whacked Kansas City 12-7. Detroit and New York were idle.

At Milwaukee, Gene Conley went all the way for the Braves, hooking up in a duel with Carl Erskine for 11 innings. Erskine was lifted for a pinch-hitter and Roebuck came (m in the 12th Crandall smacked his second pitch. Conley, now 4-1, gave six hits Neale was retired. Prince Hal to nine. Hank Chase was safe on an error and second-inning homer and Sandy Kopf took third.

blast in the fourth took Then Thorpe bounced one to care of the only other scoring Vaughn who elected to try to nail Cleveland do much of Kopf at the plate instead of trying anything against McDermott, who to get tha speedy Thorpe at first. But Cub catcher Art Wllami did not expect the play and missed toea. granted just four hits. He itruck out Score, Torley Tkd Score fanned seven, tying the I laeowf hf niit (Pi: Ludwls (P). list.

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