Fnday,May7,1943
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... And Statistics
Although there possibly has
been less state yard conversation
in downtown Lincoln concerning
the pending Big Six ' track and
field derby, the village experts
seem agreed that Chauncey Simp
son's Missouri Tigermen will out
score Nebraska and Oklahoma for
the circuit bunting on Memorial
stadium cinders Saturday.
Mentor Ed Weir expects every
Cornhusker to do his duty tomor
row. Said duty may involve vic
tory over the keenly-balanced
Missouri crew, but Mentor Weir's
proteges need one more requisite
than duty luck.
Lady Luck Welcome.
If lady luck joins the Husker
bandwagon, the Weirmen might
find ways and means of upsetting
atorday
the Missourians. Every event-by-event
form chart, based on com
parative performances, by sports
scribes thus far show Mizzou in
front of Nebraska by at least ten
points.
Al Zikmund and Howie Debus
are expected to head the Weir
point collectors. Debus is an odds
on favorite to cop discus and jave
lin laurels and rates an even
chance for first in the pole vault.
Zikmund's five-event perform
ance in 100, 220, discus, high jump
and broad jump should reap at
least ten points.
Nip and Tuck.
"It will be nip and tuck all the
day," said Weir early today.
"We're going to have to use some
high class economy to grab points
wherever there's a chance."
Activity will open Saturday
morning at 10:00 when prelimi
naries in both track and field
events commence to unroll.
Dope Sheet.
We requested every Big Six
track mentor to give us his top
performer and top time in each
event and thus compiled our com
parison summary. On basis of the
summary, Missouri will annex the
meet Saturday with 53 points.
Nebraska and Oklahoma are
tied for second spot in compara
tive performances with 42 tal-
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lies each. Kansas State will land
fourth berth with 25 points, fol
lowed by Iowa State with 21 and
Kansas with 18.
100-yard dash 9.6, Shy, Mis
souri; 9.9, Rcimers, Oklahoma and
Jopgerst, Missouri; 10.0, Rock
hold, Kansas State; 10.2, Schloess,
Kansas U.
220-yard dash 21.2, Shy, Mis
souri; 21.4, Reimcrs, Oklahoma;
21.5, Joggerst, Missouri; 21.7, Up
ham, Kansas State; 22.6, Schlocs
ser, Kansas U.
440-yard dash 49.2, Johns.
Kansas State; 49.8, Cary, Okla
homa; 50.0, Lary, Iowa State;
50.5, Shy, Missouri; 52.1, Dole,
Kansas; 52.3, Kratz, Nebraska.
880-yard run 1:58.3, Kratz,'Ne
braska; 1158.8, Johns, Kansas
State; 1:58.9, Cary, Oklahoma;
1:59.8, Hale, Nebraska; 2:01, Bro
gan, Nebraska; Bosworth, Mis
souri; 2:05, Havens, Kansas.
Mile 4:23.5, Richardson, Iowa
State; 4:28, Painter, Oklahoma;
4:30, Bosworth, Missouri; 4:42,
Moore, Kansas.
120-yard high hurdles 14.9, Al
exander, Missouri; 16.0, Wright,
Oklahoma; 17.5, Hargiss, Iowa
State.
220-yard low hurdles 23.5, Al
exander, Missouri.
Mile relay 3:23.3, Oklahoma
(Reimers, J. Jones, Roberts,
Cary); 3:30.2, Iowa State; 3:31,
Kansas.
Broad jump 23-7, Alexander,
Missouri and Farns, Oklahoma;
22-10, Zikmund, Nebraska; 22.4,
Yelley, Kansas State; 22-0, Lea,
Kansas.
High jump 6-4, Scofield, Kan
sas; 6-1, Petring, Nebraska; 60
Steffy of Missouri, Baker of Okla
homa, Lill of Kansas State.
Pole vault 13-2, Debus, Ne
braska; 13-0, Blackwell, Missouri;
12-6, Nelson, Kansas State, and
James, Nebraska; 12-0, Schloes
ser, Kansas; 11-6, Haney and
Legg, Oklahoma.
Shot 51-0, Schleich, Nebraska
and Aussieker, Missouri; 49-3,
Bliss, Iowa State; 49-0, Debus,
Nebraska; 44-1, Eisenhart, Ne
braska, and Bailey, Oklahoma;
42-0, Johnson, Kansas.
D 1 a c u s 153.45, Debus, Ne
braska; 148, Aussieker, Missouri;
144-4, Eisenhart, Nebraska; 137-0,
Kissell, Kansas; 129-0, Schleich,
Nebraska; 126-2, McDonald, Okla
homa; 125-0, KimeL Kansas State
Javelin 198.95, Debus, Ne
braska; 195-0, Gast, Iowa State;
185-0, Parker, Missouri, and Soco
lofsky, Kansas State; 180-0, Haz-
Bulletin .
Ll'THFJtANS.
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pastor.
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA.
Alpha Lambda DelU win hoM Initiation
this afterwoon at p. m. AH anembera
aad alamnl are lavlW to attend.
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Oklahoma.
rrellmlnarie 10:00 A. M.
10 00 140-yard nh.
10:10 100-yard Dunn,
10:20 1'20-yard High Hurdle.
10:30 H0-yard Ron.
10:40 2?n-yard la.h.
10:0 220-yard lxw Hnrdlra.
Field Event
10:00 Shot.
10:00 Javelin. T)lea Immediately tKt
hot.
10:00 Krosd innip.
Finnls 2:00 T, M.
t:00 On Mllf Run.
t:10 440-yard lh.
I:t0 lOO-yurd naxh.
t:90 120-yard HtKh Hnrdlm.
t:40 KKO-yard Riim.
t:ftO 220-yard Hh.
S:00 Two Mile Rim.
S: 1 220-yard 1' Hnrdlnt,
3:2V 4Hir Mile Relay.
Field Kvenla
1:30 rele Vault.
1:30 Htrk Jump.
1:30 ethot I'irt . Dlnea Immediately after
abnt.
2:10 lavelln.
2:10 Broad Jump.
Honornry Referee, Henry F. SchaMe..
Rfrree, O. I. Webb.
Starter, Taplnln F. O. Wetrh.
Clerk at liam, Wm. R. Hnrney.
Clerk of F1nln, V. 1.. Day.
Inspector of WelRhU. W. K. MHItier.
Annonnrer, Major H. R. Tarner.
Seorer, Tom Brornn.
Tlmem Rev. I. B. O'Connor. Ted Kol-
derle, Inmrn C. lwln, R. A. looke, . P.
Kratt, T. C. Yonnt.
Jndcea of finth Karl Jnhninn, M. .
Voln, R. K. Boll, Hnl J. Roavra. H. W.
(.rr.M, R. W. leal, Hdiart Campbell,
I'hll Sldlen, Terry Brnneh.
indeed of pole vatill lr. R. . Clapp,
Dr. W. C. Reeker.
diiilicea of ahnt put llff Anhnnra, Tor-
val Johnoon, t'harlen Wnrrnll.
indue, of di.cn. Bernard uaiioway,
Lanrene Teptey.
dnflce. of high Jump w. K. MHMrec,
Emery PrHfert.
Jndce. of broad Jnmn VP, A. RoNeae, R.
W. Th acker, Rn.e! Hbh..
Jaiicet of javelin W. W. KniKbt, Har
old llamll, Robert Terry.
ATO Men
Win Jack
Best Cup
Alpha Tau Omega annexed the
Jack Best trophy last night on the
university greens, conquering the
Fhi Delta by forfeit, as fighting
Alpha Gamma Rho slammed sec
ond place Phi Gamma Delta 5 to
2 to win the 1942 intramural soft
ball championship.
The ATOs amassed a season to
tal of 863 points to tip the Phi
Gamma Delta athletes, who fin
ished in second spot with 846
digits.
AGR Fifth Inning Blitz.
Slamming the scoring gate for
five runs in wild fourth inning
batting barrage, AGR rallied to
top an early two run Fiji advan
tage for their 5 to 3 win. Oat
man's sharp double and Ander
son's one base blow coupled with
five Harry Fox gift passes pro
vided the winning margin on
which AGR tosser, Marv Monson,
coasted to victory.
Phi Delta Theta, lacking pitch
ing punch, forfeited to the ATO
club.
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