THURSDAY, MAY 18, 193$
DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Oklahoma nine faces Huskers today
Big Six Standings
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Tennisgolf
teams play
Squads meet Cyclones
at Iowa State today
Nebraska's tennis and golf en
tries in the Big Six meet at
Ames this week end will take
their first warimip on the Iowa
State campus today.
Both the nctstcrs and golfers
placed second in last years con
ference play with Harold Rundle
runnerup for individual net hon
ors. Billy Craig last years golf
champ has already been beaten
by Husker Bill Mowbray in com
petition this spring and Mowbray
is out to repeat his feat this
weekend.
Lindsay chief threat.
Chief threat to Rundle's annex
ing the tennis crown comes in
the person of Oklahoma's Lindsay.
The Sooners won the team cham
pionship last season.
Makeup of the Nebraska tennis
crew includes Harold Rundle, Bill
Reedy, Irv Kuklin, James Hems
worth, and Don Schulz. On the
invading golf team will be Bill
Mowbray, Don Anderson, Don
Million, Paul Jones, Jim Beltzer,
and Wally Spomer. Facing the
Husker linksmen will probably be
Billy Hall, Russel Vifquain, Tom
Hoak and Walt Neumann, Don
Beresford, Bruce Griffing, William
Buren, Bob Menze and Joe Mar
tin are the Ames tennis hopes.
Big Six tennis entries:
Kn State Richard Gray, Robert
Thornliurrow, Alanson Foreman, Robert
Hammond.
Oklahoma Ed Undney, Walter Vend,
. P. l.llchflelrt. Gene Rnop. John Powell.
Iowa Slate Don Berreford, Bruce Grif
fins, William Buren, Bob Menze, Joe
Martin.
NebrauVa TUmUl Rundle, Irvlnr Kuklin,
William Reedy, Don Sdiulrz, Jamea Mrmi
H'orth. Mliwmirl Arthur rtreyer, William Jolly,
FtHcy Haines, Ixiuia Gerdcx.
Kannaa C Howard Kntlomhn. Blaine
Hlbtiard, Kermlt Kranks, Harold Smniiif.
Dobson to represent
Council on Athletic Board
Adna Dobson, Lincoln junior,
was elected as Student council
representative on the Athletic
Board of Control at the council
meeting last night.
Dobson has won two major let
ters at guard on the Husker foot
ball team, and is in the running
for a stall ers' position next fall.
Raymond Hall win.
Cairie Belle Raymond Hall won
the girls intramural arehery tour
nament from the Western Ne
braska team, 330 to 241.
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Conquering .
"MAN OF
CONQUEST"
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SAE's win
softball title
overSig Eps
Osborn pitches 3-0
shutout as allows
three men to reach base
Sigma Alpha Kpsilon, already
winners of the Jack Best trophy,
added another feather to their
hats as they took a well-played
3-0 game from the Sig Eps, sec
ond high team in intramural com
petition to win the Greek Softball
championships.
Osborn, chucking for the win
ners, saw only three men reach
base, and only one of them, Bors,
get as far as second for the Sig
Eps. Meanwhile, the Sig Alpha
scored once in the first and twice
in the last innings, as Bruce Dun
can, Smith and Osborn counted
the tallies. Only one other man,
Williams, reached first against
Sig Ep Pitcher Bill Kovanda.
Other players for the winners
were Rimbers, Brown, Guthery,
Huston, De Wolf and Wellinger,
while Searle, Oslund, Elliott, Ey
non, Schroff, Morris, McCorkin
dale, and Tonbenberg completed
the Sig Ep lineup.
The ATO's won third place
honors in the Softball competition,
as they walloped the Phi Psi's
14-4. Sid White pitched for the
winners against Warren Radtke
of the Phi Psi's. Big inning for
the ATO's came in the fourth
when they added their last eight
runs.
The losers got one each in the
second and fourth and two in the
third. Stiner, Hamsberger, Phelps,
Judy, Selzer, Keith Sturdevant,
Ball and O'Connell were others in
the Phi Psi lineup, while Davis,
Bayse, Stastny, Laughlin, McKee,
Metheny, Oder. F. Egley and
Cather played for the ATO s be
hind White.
Frosh beat
Ag boys, 8-0
Three hurlers blank
foes with four hits
Sooners need to win
meets today. Friday
to remain in title race
Lloyd Schmadeke to take mound for Nebraska
against Deal or Morris; invaders boast five hitters
with better than .300 averages; game to start at 4
Oklahoma's slugging baseball squad arrived in Lincoln
yesterday for two games with the Huskers, this afternoon
and Friday. Taking two from Iowa State Monday and Tues
day by seoros of 6 to 2 and i to 3, Coach Lawrence "Jap"
Haskell's team must win both tilts here in order to stav with
in arithmetical range of the league loading Missouri Tigers
The Sooners are pointing toward
their crucial championship series
at Norman May 22 and 23 with
Missouri. On the other hand Coach
Wilbur Knight's Huskers who
have won four in a row must win
at least one game to occupy the
number 2 position in the Big Six
providing Missouri wins two from
the Sooners.
Three are Hurler.
Coach Haskell has three hurlers,
Jim Pope, R, B. Deal, Jr., and
John Heath, all capable of going
nine innings. Warren "Lefty" Mor
ris, diminutive southpaw who held
the Tigers to two hits at Columbia
last year and yet lost, has been
bothered with a sore arm but may
be able to take his turn on the
mound.
Oklahoma boasts five .300 or
better hitters in sophomore short
stop Jerry Crosby, who leads the
team with a .413 average, right
fielder-basketball star Her Schef-
fler, with .366, second baseman
Joe Gullege with .340, catcher
Lasatcr with .326, and third base
man Shinn, with .307. Roy Myer,
first baseman, who has a .298
mark, leads the team in runs
batted in with 16.
Gulledge ready.
Gulledge, who claims he ' can
catch anything," has been out of
the lineup for some time with the
measles, but will be ready for duty
today.
Coach Knight of the Huskers
will probably start Pitcher Lloyd
Schmadeke today, and Rube Den
ning Friday. Schmad has won
three, and Denning two games for
the Huskers. Brune and Harris
will carry the relief duties. Harlan
Muth, who has been alternating
with Frankie Rubino at first, Will
get the call there today.
Haskell will probably start
Hurler Deal, with Morris a possi
bility. For relief duty the Sooners
have southpaws Harold Parks i nd
Jerome Whitsel. The starting time
is 4 o'clock.
SEE
BOOMERS
TEACHERS AGENCY
AT ONCE
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Three freshman hurlers, Held,
Truseott and Schleusner, allowed
but four hits, two by Gableman,
farmer renter-fielder, as the year
lings whitewashed the Ag College
boyfi, 8-0.
The box score:
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r.lltnorr rf 4
KNtmun rf 2
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Oiki-rman If 3
ridffmiin 2li 3
Hlakrwrll M '
Hurlrv c
MiOd p 1
Tnim-ntt p 1
SrhkumiiT p 2
Tot u In 30
Willi M 4
Trrmulnr 21 4
woifr hi a
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Txiylf p 3
I.OIlllJlllHt p 1
UniHHnmn Ilh 4
(iHlilfmun rf 4
Rlihartliiiin r 2
C. Hi lmmcli'ke c 2
l.Kirh k If 3
fe'hnnulrr rf 2
f'rurBiin rf 1
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8 11 27 1
Totals
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