Tues'day, April 30, 1946
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Track Team to Face
Colorado Wednesday
Coach Ed Weir's Nebraska
track and field squad -will make
its first home appearance of the
outdoor season Wednesday against
the University of Colorado, and
thereby takes the feature spot on
this week's varsity athletic cal
endar. In addition to their Wednesday
doings, the Husker thinclads will
move to Columbia on Saturday for
a dual meet with the University
of Missouri squad.
Colorado boasts a potent group
of performers, Including three
first place winners at the Kansas
Relays. The Bison athletes also
added the team championship at
the Colorado Relays last week
end, which Indicates that the Ne
braska cindermen will have to
hustle to achieve a team victory.
The Scarlet basebail club also
goes to Missouri, for a pair of Big
Six encounters with the Tigers on
Friday and Saturday. Little is
known about the Bengals except
that they began competition late
this month.
' After scoring an unexpected
triumph in their Friday tilt with
Iowa State, the Huskers blew a
three-run lead on Saturday and
had to be content with an even
split in the two-game series. The
6-3 victory posted by Tap Jacob
April 26 was the third triumph
of the season for Coach Frank
Smagacz's men and their season
record now stands at three wins
and five defeats.
Golf and Tennis.
Still seeking their first win, the
Nebraska golf squad will travel
THIS WEEK'S SLATE
Wednesday.
Track team vs. Colorado U.
at Lincoln.
Friday.
Baseball team vs. Missouri
at Columbia.
Golf team vs. Iowa State at
Ames.
Saturday.
Track team vs. Missouri at
Columbia.
Baseball team vs. Missouri at
Columbia.
LAST WEEK'S RESULTS.
Baseball.
Nebraska 6, Iowa State 3.
Iowa State 8, Nebraska 3.
Golf.
Kansas State 13! 4, Nebraska
4','j.
Tennis.
Kansas State 4, Nebraska 2.
Track.
Three seconds and a third at
Drake Relays.
to Ames Friday for a team match
with the Iowa State linksmen.
Husker tennis players will be idle
this week, in preparation for a
two-day swing into Iowa next
week.
Kansas State golf and tennis
squads downed the Nebraska
teams in these sports last Friday
in Lincoln, the Husker golfers
bowing 13V2 to V2 and the ten
nis team losing 4-2.
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Volleyball Championship Playoffs.
Phi Delta Theta vs. Phi Gamma
Delta
5:10 May 2 (1st place)
Sigma Nu vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon
5:10 May 1 (3rd place)
Alpha Gamma Rho vs. (Delta
Upsilon-Sigma Chi)
5:10 May 2 (5th place)
Softball Games.
Phi Delta Theta vs. Farm
House
Cornhusker Coop vs. Sigma
Chi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs.
Delta Upsilon
Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Kap
pa Sigma and Delta Tau
Delta
Phi Kappa Psi vs. Pioneer
Coop
Jack Best Points for Water Polo.
Alpha Tau Omega 200
Phi Delta Theta 170
Sigma Nu 150
Phi Kappa Psi 125
Delta Upsilon 100
Phi Gamma Delta 75
Sigma Chi 60
Beta Theta Pi 60
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 60
Sigma Phi Epsilon 40
IM Spring Golf
Tourney Next
On Sport Slate
Still another intramural event
joins the ever-increasing list of
May activities, with the an
nouncement of the spring golf
tournament which is slated to
occur on Sunday, May 12.
The event will consist of 18
hole medal play at Pioneers, and
contestants may tee off from 8 to
9:30 a.m. or from 1:00 to 2:30
p. m. Any organization may en
ter as many men as desired, but
the four low scores will be used
in determining team totals.
Trophy and Medals.
A trophy will be given to the
team champion, with the medals
going to the first and second low
scorers among individuals.
LOST: Omega wrist watch; sliver ex
pansion bracelet. Left In men's washroom.
Bessey Hall basement, April 23. Finder
plase contact C. M. Glen, 1548 S, 2-4433.
Ten dollar reward.
LOST: Black Lifetime Shaeffer pen. Re
ward. 4-2433.
LOST: Maroon and black striped Shaetter
pen. Call Eileen, 2-3528. -
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