Friday, Feb'ruary T, 1946
THE NEBRASKAN
Pa5 3
agers Resume Play
Against JJackrafofoits
Coach Klein Sticks r
To Quintet That
Defeated Mizzou
Nebraska basketballcrs return
to cage competition tonight, when
they face the South Dakota State
Jackrabbits at the coliseum at 8
p. m. in a non-conference game
to be played for the benefit of
the Omaha Children's Hospital
fund.
The Husker five will take the
floor after a two week layoff, due
to semester examinations. They
have not played since January 1
when they racked up a Big Six
victory over Missouri.
Coach Pop Klein intends to start
the same team that defeated Mis
souri, and will have the services
of all first semester squad mem
bers for the tilt.
Forwards Fred Ilecox and Joe
Brown will open on the firing
line for the Scarlet, along with
Bob Korte at renter and Leo
Schneider and Jim Sandstedt at
ruards. Korte dumped in 17
counters in his last appearance
and might easily top this per
formance.
Don Bridge or XMorioiK seems
to be the most promising of the
second, semester, enrollees. who
have turned out for positions on
the squad. Other new faces in
clude Hubert Winter, a 6 foot
4 inch Jackson High of Lincoln
product, Merlin Phillips of Lee,
Nebr.; Perry Fuller of Lincoln
and Creighton Johnson of Casper,
Wyoming.
L-iiue is Known aDoui tne in
vaders, except that they defeated
Creighton university by a com
fortable margin two weeks ago.
The game is the first leg of a
two-game road trip for the Sodaks,
who are coached by Thurlo Mc-
Crady, former tutor of Hastings
College. Saturday the visitors will
meet Creighton again in Omaha.
Three intramural games will
open the program at 6:30 and
the Nebraska wrestling team will
oppose the Iowa State grapplers
following the basketball game.
Probable starters:
NEBRASKA
Heoox ,
Brown
Korte ....
Schneider
. F Luke
F Estwick
C. ... Chrlstophersor
G Clrilfin
Sandstedt G Maxwell
Officials: Max Roper and Haw-all Tinon.
UN Grapplers
Take Spotlight
At Game Tonite
Coach Jerry Adam's wrestling
squad will tajte over the spotlight
following the basketball game to
night as the grapplers oppose the
Iowa State squad.
The addition of Ed Copple will
strengthen the Husker roster, and
three other new starters may
appear in Nebraska colors against
the Cyclones, who do not have a
letterman in the lineup.
In their first two matches the
Huskers fell to Minnesota 28 to 0
and lost to Wisconsin 20 to 10.
Tonight's meet will be the 26th
in the series between the two
schools, and the Iowans have won
23 victories, lost one and tied one.
The last time the teams tangled
was in 1942 when the Cyclones
scored a 28 to 5 win.
Burl Selden and Bob McNutt
have been waging a spirited battle
for the heavyweight post, but no
matter who gets the nod, he will
face a dangerous foe, for the Cy
clone heavyweight, Glen Brand,
is rated as the best I-S big boy in
25 years.
NEBRASKA IOWA STATE
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Well 128 Glasnon
Tamal 135 Sholkuiskl
Maxwell or Hindi. . .145. Mum
Buchanan 1S5... Buxh
Oopple 165 Ditsworth
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Selden or McNutt. . . Hwt. Brand
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LAWRENCE LUKE will appear
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the Huskers tonight.
Indoor Track
Squad Opens
Competition
With a goodly supply of veter
an performers from other years
on hand, the Nebraska indoor
track squad will open their season
Saturday night against the veteran-studded
University of Okla
homa thinclads.
The meet will be run off on the
indoor track under the east sta
dium starting at 7:30, and track
mentor Ed Weir will parade a 17
man squad as the Huskers make
their first appearance.
Surprise Entrants.
Several surprise entrants dot
the list of Nebraska competitors.
Among the new figures is Harvey
"Thin Man" Stroud of North
Platte, who will compete in the
440, and Blaine Young, also of
North Platte, who will run the
half mile.
Dean Kratz, all around Husker
trackster, will run in the 440 and
880 tomorrow, leaving the mile to
Don Yocum and Gerald Babcock.
The Sidney ace will also meet the
starter's gun in the low hurdles.
Ted Randolph,' loose jointed Ord
freshman, will spend a busy eve
ning, competing in the P0 yard
dash, the high and low hurdles.
the high jump and possibly the
pole vault.
Ralph King, the lanky Water
loo veteran, has rapidlv rounded
into shape, and will be entered in
both hurdle races and the high
jump.
The Sooners are smarting from
a defeat last week, administered
by the Kansas Jayhawks, and
should sow to better advantage in
the Huskers' steam heated oval.
Entries:
Mil run: Nebraska. Yocum and Bab
cock; Oklahoma, Lea en, Hendry and Chap
man. 60 yard dash: Nebraska, Ware, Moor
house, Randolph; Oklahoma. Harp, Mclver.
Reimers or Demp.ey.
440 ard dash: Nebraska, Krati. Stroud,
Moorhouse. Hanks; Oklahoma, Kdison, Mc
Bririe, Richardson or Harp.
Half mile run: Nebraska, Krati, Yocum,
Younp; Oklahoma. Sharp, Hawlrv. Baer.
Broad Jump: Nebraska, Ware; Oklahoma.
Venable, Phillips, Harper or lempsey.
Two mile run: Nebraska, Roads, Mar
tin; Oklahoma, Chapman. L ach, Hendrv.
Pole vault: Nebraska, Miller, Myers.
Randolph or Eisenhart ; Oklahoma. Eaves.
Hit!h jump: Nebraska, Glass, Fitzgerald,
KinB, Randolph; Oklahoma, Weaver, Barr,
Sharp.
Low hurdles: Nebraska. Barker, Krati,
Ki-ig, Randolph; Oklithoma. Sharp Haw
ley. HiKh hurdles: Nebraska. Barker, King.
Randolph; Oklahoma. 8hsrp, Hawlcv. Baer
Shot put: Nebraska, Niiliman, Hansen.
Wibbels; Oklahoma, Andrew.
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