SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1939
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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oe if tall to Metrs
Ames retains
swim crown
Okahoma nips NU
in race for second
Paced by Sophomore Roger
Adarns, who hails from the Pana
ma Canal Zone, the Iowa State
swimmers had little trouble re
taining their Big Six crown by
submerging the field in the con
ference get together in the coli
seum pool Saturday.
The Cyclones amassed 70 points
to finish 31 points ahead of second
place Oklahoma, with 39. Ne
braska ended in third with 35,
while Kansas and Kansas State
brought up the rear with 18 and
10 points respectively.
Adams and Pete Hagelin, Husker
student coach, each took top hon
ors in two events, Adams in the
50 and 100 yard dashes, and Hage
lin in the 200 and 440 freestyle
events. The former broke the only
loop record when he covered the
short sprint in 24.1 during Friday'u
preliminaries. The old mark was
24.3.
The biggest surprise of the meet
was pulled when Ralph Worden
and Ervelle Younger, Nebraska
entiles in diving, both beat out
Jarrett of Oklahoma, defending
champion. Worden received 305.9
points to finish 25 points ahead of
his teammate.
With Iowa State putting on a
one team show, Oklahoma and Ne
braska engaged in a dog fight for
second place honors. The Huskers
took the lead after Hagelin s vie
tory in the 220, only to see the
Sooners win the final event, the
400 yard relay, to grab the rui rer
up spot. Summaries:
:t00 medley relay: Won by Oklahoma
((.legem, Burber, Chlsm); second, lowd
State; third, Nebraska; fourth, Kansas
fifth, Kansas State Time 3:22.3.
220 freestyle: Won by Hagelin, Neora.i
ka; second, Kgenes, Iowa State; third
Oihbs, Iowa State: fourth, Walker, Okla
homa; fifth O Rellly, Oklahoma. Time
2:30.8.
50 freestyle: Won by Adams, Iowa State
second, Haldeman, Iowa State; third
Ritchie, Kansas; fourth, Lawrence, Kan
s;is; fifth, Hurgesheimer, Iowa State
Time 24.4.
Diving: Won by Worden, Nebraska
second, Younger, Nebraska; third, Jarrett
Oklahoma: fourth, White, Kansas; fifth
Novak, Kansas State. Total points 305.9
100 freestyle. Won by Adams, Iowa
Ptate; second, Ilarxesheliner, Iowa State
third, Kricksnn, Kansas State; fourtn,
MuxKrave, Oklahoma; fifth, Hargrove,
Iowa State. Tims 66.
ISO backstroke: Won by ArmstiunK,
Iowa State: second, Clegern, Oklahoma,
third, Van Horn, Nebraska; fourth, llel
ixher, Iowa State; fifth, Ritchie, Kansas.
Time 1:50.4.
200 breaatstroka: Won by Haldrman,
Iowa State; second, Surber, Oklahoma;
thlid, Hudler, Iowa Rtate; fourth, Koden
beck, Nebraska; fifth, Fife, Oklahoma
Time 2:33.9.
440 freestyle: Won by Hagelin, Nebras
ka; second, Kgenes, Iowa State; third,
'lrgern, Okluhoma; fourth, llihlis, Iowa
State; fifth, Walker, Oklahoma. Time
6:44 3.
400 freestyle relay: Won by Iowa Stat
(Adams, llargeshetmer. Hulileman, Arm
strong); second, Oklahoma: third, Kansas
fourth, Kansas Stale; fifth. Nebraska.
Referee and starter: Cliff Cunningham
Yaffe leads
late rally
by Nebraska
Bruce Drake's Oklahoma team
took a 53-45 game from the Husk
ers last night as the fast traveling
Sooners, led by Jimmy McNatt,
who scored 15 points, piled up a
33-18 halftime advantage, and
were never seriously threatened
by the Huskers. The Sooners cai:
tie Missouri for the Big Six cham
pionship now by defeating Kansas
State at Manhattan Monday,
For 30 minutes the game was
featured by the Sooner team which
was as hot as the Huskers were
cold. The fast breaking Oklaho-
mans left a lackadaisical Nebras
ka squad in the well known lurch
as McNatt and Garnett Corbin in
particular poured in shots from
every angle, and increased their
halftime lead to 47-26 with slight
ly less than ten minutes to go.
Huskers Quicken Pace.
Then the Huskers got hot. A
junior-senior outfit, playing with
two and sometimes three reserves,
went to town, and brought the
count up to 48-41 with nearly five
minutes left, although the Sooners
protected their lead from then or.
out.
Coach W. H. Browne's seniors
must have been a bit flustered by
the pre-game ceremony in their
honor, and took a back seat dur
ing the game to the combination
of forwards Yaffe and Thomas
guards Pitcaithley and Fitz, and
centers Randall and Therien.
Yaffe turned in his best game
as a Husker, scoring 11 points, 9
of them in the last ten minutes
and harrying the Sooners with a
fine floor game. McNatt, who
scored eight points in the first
few minutes of the game, led the
evening's scoring with 15, while
Corbin made 12 and Roop 9 for
the winners.
Bill Callihan led the Nebraska
all-stars to a 28-23 victory over
the Husker frosh in the opener as
he sank six fielders. Summary:
. Oklnhoma fK ft f pt
McNatt ( 7 1-3
Hoop f 4 1-3
Schefflerc 0 2-2
Mesch t-c) g 1 3-4
Rnodgrnss K 0
Zollmer f 2
Corbin f 5
Mullen e 0
Walker f 0
Kerr K 2
Simmons breaks 440
mark; iVlizzou wins title
(Special to the DAILY NEBRASKAN.) 1
COLUMBIA. Mo.. Marcn
Nebraska's three year reign as
Big Six indoor track champion
ended in Brewer field house here
tonight, with Missouri scoring
35 points for the conference title,
its first since the Big Six was
organized ten years ago.
Kansas was second with 24
points; Kansas State had 22, Okla
homa 19 y2, Nebraska 15 V4. and
Iowa State had 13 Vfc.
Four records were broken and
one was tied. John Munski bioko
the mile mark for the second year
in succession; Bob Simmons, Ne
braska's star quarter miler, shat
tered the existing record for the
440; Bob Stolland of Kansas hung
up a new mark in the high jump;
Don Bird, Kansas pole vaulter,
vaulted to a new pole vault rec
ord, and Carl Morris of Oklahoma
tied the 60 yard high hurdles rec
ord. The summaries:
TRACK KVENTS.
AO yard dash- Won by Toriblo. Okla
homa; Wright, Nebraska, second; Ladd,
Kansas State, third; Coogan, Oklahoma,
fourth. Time :06.4.
60 yard low hurdles: Won by Masoner,
Kansas; Kahler, Nebraska, second; White,
Misourl, third; Simmons, Meora.sKa, lourin.
Time :07.
60 yard high hurdles: Won by Morris,
Oklahoma; Hotchklss, Kansas State, sec
ond; White, Missouri, third; Baldwin,
Missouri, fourth. Time :07.6. (Kquals
record by Hinckley, Kansas State, In 1932.
N. U. men write article
The current number of the
Journal of Abnormal and Social
Psychology has an article on "The
Kffoct of Benzedrine and Caffeine
Upon Performance in Certain
Psychomotor Tasks" by Dr. H. G.
O. Hoick of the department of
physiology and pharmacology;
O. R. Thornton of the department
of psychology, and Edwin L.
Smith, who received his master's
degree in the College of Pharmacy.
12
0-0
2-2
0-0
0- 0
1- 1
Totals ,
Nebraska
Thomas f 4
Kovanda f 1
Randall e 1
Werner (g-c) ( 1
.21 11-13 18 S3
fK ft f pts
Kit K
Klllott f-e
Tallmnn f
Therien e
Yaffe t
Crlmm K-o
Jackson f
1
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... 0
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... 1
0
I'ltcailhley f .... 2
0- 0
2-4
2-3
1- 1
4-6
0-0
0- 0
0 0
1- 2
0-1
0- 0
1- 3
17 11-20 13 45
Okluhoma 33, Nebras
Totals
Score at half
ka 18.
Officials: Tnrke Carroll, Kansas City
v., and Trd O'Hulllvan, Missouri
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Gymnasts beat Buffs,
lose to Greeley State
Nebraska's gymnastic team
lost to Grcely State Teachers 191
158, Saturday night after beating
Colorado U. 600-506 Friday in
prepaiation for last night's Kocky
Mountain A. A. U. championships
Mimmaries of Grcely meet:
Horizontal bar' White, (G, first Card
tier, (ti), second; IHiKgan (!), third.
Horse. Cudwell, (N), first Itcmlry, G)
second; Geler, (N), Intnl.
I'arallrd bars: While, !), first Adams
(IS), second; Prof fit, (N), third.
Rings: Gilchrist. G), first; Odor, (N)
second; White, (O) and I'roffit, (N)
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Record equalled In preliminaries by both
Hotchklss and White.)
440 yard dash: Won by Simmons, Ne
braska; Toole, Kanxus State, second;
Guimn, Oklahoma, third; Brown, Kansas
State, fourth. Time :50.4. (Breaks rec
ord of :51.2 by Wolters of Iowa State
In 1923.)
Half mile run: Won by Reeves, Mis
souri; Bailey, Iowa State, second; Brown,
Missouri, third; Gillian, Oklahoma, fourth.
Time 1:58.4.
One mile run: Won by Munski, Mis
souri; Harris, Kansas, second; Kliuin,
Ki.nsas, third; Hughes, Iowa State, fourth.
Time 4:17. (Breaks record of 4:19.2 by
Munski in 1938. )
Two mile run: Won by Mltcneii, Kansas
State; Harris, Kansas, second; Munski,
Missouri, third, Burrus, Missouri, fourth.
Time 9:42.4.
Mile relay (determined on time basis):
First, Missouri (Frie.smeyer, Buldwin,
Reeves. Berg): second. Oklahoma (Cootcin,
Trueblood, Gnhan, Flnlay); third, Iowa
State (Graves, Briley, Silver, UiinmnK
ham); fourth, Kansas State (Fagler,
Payne, Brown, Toole). Timo 3:29.6.
frlKLD KVKNTS.
Phot put: Won by Hackney, Kansas
State; Mills, NeiirasKa, second; wioDies,
Nebraska, third; Friedland, Kansas, fourth,
Distance 50 feet 7:S1 Inches.
Broad Jump: Won by Schumitzky, Mis
souri; Porter, Missouri, second; tie for
third and fourth, ftayton, Missouri, and
Phillips, Iowa State, distance, 23 feet
8 inches.
High jump: Won by Stoland, Kansas;
Schnacke, Iowa State, second; Mehaffcy,
Kansas State. third: Hilton, Missouri,
fourth. Height, 6 feet 3 inches. (Breaks
record of 6 feet 3'4 inches by Shelby,
Oklahoma, in 1929).
Poul vault: Won by Bird, Kansas; sec
ond, Sargent, Iowa State; third, Tone,
Oklahoma: Fender and Orr, Oklahoma,
Scott and Newman, Nebraska, tied for
fourth. Height 13 feet 7Vi inches. (Breaks
record of 13 feet 2Vi Inches by Lyon of
Iowa State In 1936.)
Meatmen beat
Grinnell, 28-8
Nebraska's wrestlers beat Grin
nell in their last dual meet of the
season, 28-8 as five Huskers won
falls. Co-captain Jim Knight pin
ned Grinnells Mobson with a
double arm lock in 8 minutes and
Tseconds to bring his college point
total to 133 1-2 for three years.
Bill Luke, the other co-captain,
Julius Wittman, Herb Rosenthal
and George Seeman were the other
fall winners.
Summaries:
121 pound Calloway (G) declsloned Kuska
N)
128 pound. Knight, Co-captain, (N) pinned
Hobson (G) in 8.7 with double arm lock.
136 pound: Luke, Co-captain, (N) pinned
Hoover (G) in 2.7 with half-Nelson and
bar arm.
145 pound: Wittman, (N) pinned Simpson
(G) in 2:37 with half-Nelson and bar
arm,
155 pound: Rosenthal (N) pinned Jost (G)
in 6:29 with head scissors and bar arm.
165 pound: Cordon (N) decisioned High
(G)
175 pound: Gorgensen (G) pinned Tomes
(N) in 5:59 with double arm lock and
leg scissors.
Hcavvwtight: Peeman (N) pinned Tschlrtey
(G) in 3:26 with half-Nelson and bar
arm.
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